Arizona citizen., 1875-03-13

cordcr, taken before inc board of super visors This evidence was published in full in TIE CITIZEN of date January l6, 1S75.-ED.l
 On public buildings, the following Was reported by B. NJ. Jacobs, chairman of committee; Your committee appointed to inspect public buildings, would beg leave to report that they find the court house ill satisfactory condition, but that the prisons and their cells are insufficient and insecure. We would recommend that thls grand jury take such measures as will remedy tAi5 existing want, and to the cad that some secure place Of contne- ment be furnished for depraved criminals.
 On recorders office, j. Bartlett, chair man of committee, reported: Your com mittec to whom was assigned the duty Of inspecting and examining the public rec ords and official transactions ill the office of the county recorder, have the honor to submit the following report that after a careful examination, we find the public records kept neatly and to all appearance, correctly, as also all other public docu- ments required by law to be kept ill said office
 On the treasurer's office, Warner Buck and T. P. kelson, committce, reported: {: We have examined tue books and accounts allu COuulCu tHC ulOuSy Oll Hdhu anu Auu them correct ard to agree with each other, and find on hand S2230. 41, to the credit of the following named funds: General, SlS3, 99; contingent, $50. 9; road, S440.- 31; school, Sl220. .22; Territorial general fund, S2S6 l5; Territorial school S6941. We find that the treasurer has no safe to keep the funds and books ill and no desk, which we think should be provided.
 Aaron Barnett and Thomas Belknap, committee on district clerks office, say :: We find the clerks office and books in admirable order and condition in every regard and can suggest no improvements to the system of its management which we consider perfection. We find though that the office is unprovidcd with fur niture of any kind except two desks and one of them the clerk has had 10 have arranged at cost of S3S, which amount we urgently recommend should be return to him, and that he be furnished with surh tables and chairs as may be neceSsa- ry for his business. We find the office conveniently located ill every regard and recommend that he be allowed rent of SI0 per month therefor.
 R. M Crandal, chairman, reported :: Your committee appointed to examine books and papers Of justices of the peace have performed the duty assigned them, and find that the books are neatly and correctly kept, and all business connected with the offices of justices of the peace is done in good, buslness-likc manner.
 James Speedy, chairman, reported |: Your committee appointed to examine the county hospital, have performed the duty assigned them anG find all connected with the hospital in good order and but one patient. He is well provided for.
 Nj. l.. Martinez, chairman, reported l: Your committee appointed to examine the books, records, etc, of the probate court, find the same in gool condition and well and correctly kept
 James H Toole reported On exam ination of the books, vouchers, etc., of the superintendent of public schools, the undersigned found them ill good order and correctly kept.
 The jury would have concluded its busi- ness on Tuesday but for the shooting of Joseph Provencie by William Wall. Some account of this affair appears elsewhere.