Arizona citizen., 1875-04-10
Pima Supervisors Proceedings.

VlSOrS Fish, DeLong ana EllaS ana ,. w. Carpenter, clerk. Minutes of preceding meetings read and approved.
 H. B. Jones, clerk of the district court. paid to the board S53-S11 for fines and $42 for jury certificates erroneously issued to jurors.
 E. N. Fish paid to the board S39, be- ing net proceeds of concert given by the Fifth Cavalry Band in aid of flooring the courthouse.
 On application of L. c. Hughes, on be- half of the ladies of Tucson, it is ordered that the county courtroom be rendered to the ladies on the evening of the 18th instant for the purpose of giving a ball i'll aid of the Centennial of 1876.
 In the matter ot the petition of San Pedro road district, praying that viewers be appointed to straighten and relocate the public road running through Tres Alamos settlement, the clerk was ordere1 to forward to John Montgomery three notices 10 be posted in said district giv- ing notice for the hearing of sad petition on the 9th Ot May.
 The petition of Francisco Forque, set ting forth that he was indigent and needed and asked relief, was denied on the grounds that sufficient cause did not exist.
 The official bond of w. J. Osborn as probate judge, was examined and ap proved.
 County treasurer R. N. Leatherwood presented his account for the quarter end ing March 3l, 1875, which was examined and found correct.
 It was ordered that the mortgage of H. B. Jones on house and lot in Tue son, be dropped from the delinquent tax roll; the mortgagee being a resident of Yuma county.
 Adjourned till tomorrow at 10 a. m.
 April 6. Met as per adjournment. Present supervisors DeLong and Elias and Carpenter, clerk. Minutes of Sester- day read and approved.
 Accounts were then allowed amounting to S3,71716.
 It was ordered no patients be admitted to the county hospital without a written permit from the chairman or chairman pro tenn of the board, and said written permit must accompany as a voucher, the account of the contractor when presented for payment.
 It was ordered that the sheriff cause the prisoners confined in the county jail to clean out the old well in the jail yard or dig new one therein, and that Mir. A. Sanders be notified to discontinue furnish ing water for the use of said prisoners, on and after the I6th instant.
 Adjourned until 10 a. m. tomorrow.
 April [. Met as per adjournmeRt Present same as yesterday. Minutes of yesterday read and approved.
 Accounts of J. W. Clark And o. F. Me Carty for services aS attorneys appointed by the court in behalf of certain prison CTS, were disallowed on the ground that the board did not regard the charges proper ones against the county Mr. Clark'S bill was for Sl25 and Mr. Me Carty's $50. Bill of J. B. Sawyer for S33, was diSallOwed because the sheritt's cer- tifcate to the bill was wanting Bill nf Wasson & Brown for S4 vas dsallowed, because letter heads for county treasurer were not deemed necessary. Bill of $50 of A. Cabellero was disall0wed as not a proper charge Other bills amounting to S2lS0. 26 were order ed paid making total allowed at thls session, S5S97. 46.
 It was ordered that J. $. Mansfield be appointed sub-agent to perform the duties prescribed ir the following section of an act passed by the last legislature to en- able Arizona to become an exhibitor at Philadelphia in 1876, and then adjourned until May6:
 Sec. }. To aid i'll systematizing and con- eentrating articles for exhibition at con- yenient point for shipment, the boards of of the several counties, at their regular meeting in April next after the passage of this act, shall each appoint a sub-agcnt for their respective counties, whose duties shall be as follows: To re- ceive and take charge of articles furnish ed for exhibition, and to supervise the boxing and shipping of said articles to the care of the agent aforesaid at Yuma, Ari- zona, which said articles shall all be ship ped in time to reach Yuma on or before the first day of December A. D., 1875, Provided that exhibitors shall pay all ex- penscs incurred in packing said articles and the shipment of them to Ynma, and provided further that said sub-agents may reject all articles furnished for exhibition, which in their judgment are not of suf- ficient excellence to be advantageous to the Territory, or reject all of any one kind in excess above the number and amount necessary for ,efeditabie eXhibi- tion, and Tn the exercise of this power they shall be governed as nearly as poss- ble by such rules as may be prescrlb- ed by the Centennial advisory board for Arizona.
 Mr. OCHoA returned from the Santa Rita copper mine of his firm, on Friday evening. He brought inferior samples for test, and they look very well. The result they give, will determine to some extent what steps will be taken to work the mine