Arizona citizen., 1876-10-07
Board Of Supervisors.

Iue bOdlu or SuperNlSOrs or tlna cOuu- ty held their regular meeting at the office of the county recorder at 10 o'clock a. m., October 2l, lS7t. Present, Chairman E. N. Fish, members Juan Elias and s. R. De- Long and Clerk s. w. Carpenter. After the usual preliminaries the Board got down to its work, when the following bus mess was transacted:
 Petition from the electors of San Xa- vier. asking to have an election precinct established there, was taken under con- sideration by the Board. On motion it was ordered that Precinct No. l4 be and the same Is hereby established at the store Of Joseph Goldtree at San Xavier. The petition from citizens Of Camp Grant, Precinct No. :, asking to have the polling place changed, was by the Board refused. The petition Of the citizens Of Pueblo Vie- jo, Precinct No. g, asking for change Of the polling place was taken under considera- the polling place be changed from the store of Wm. Munson to the store of liar low & Co.
 The Board now proceeded to appointthe judges and inspectors of election. On motion 1t was ordered that the following persons be appointed judges and inSpec- tors Of election for the precincts set Op- posite to their names, respectively: Precinct No. l, Tucson, Inspector c. H. Meyers; Judges, c. T. Etchells and wm. F. Scott.
 Precinct No. 2. Tubac,-Inspector, Geo. Allison; Judges, James Peters and Sabine Otero.
 Precinct No. 8. T. Steele's store, Placer Mines, santa Rita,-Inspector, F. Hughes Judges, John T. Ralston and G. W. Jones
 Precinct No. 1, Warmers House, Sonoita Valley Inspector, W. B. Morgan; Judges John Day and Mart Maloney.
 Precinct No. 5, McGary Brothers House Barbacomari Ranch,-Inspector, NJ. K Larty; Judges, Charles and James Me Gary.
 Precinct No. 6, Dunbars House, Tres Alamos, San Pedro.-Inspector, pr. G King; Judges, c. Nj. Hooker and Thomas Dunbar.
 Precinct No. :, Snider, Stewart & Co.'S Store, Camp Grant,-Inspcctor, NJ. w Stewart; Judges, W. c. Johnson and J. L Bachelder.
 Precinct No. s, Fully, Ochoa 6 Co.'S store. Camp Bowie,-Inspector, NJ. L Wood; Judges,:E. F. Cotton and Thad. D Byrne.
 Precinct No. g, Harlow & Co.'s store Pueblo viejo,-Inspector,w W. H. Kirkland Judges, A. Mejia and P. Lewis. Il Precinct No. 10, J. I. ClantOn's House Camp GoodwincInspector, Geo. H. Ste vens; Judges, Thomas Montgomery anC J. H. Clanton.
 Precinct No. II, Ostrich Milf Co.'S office I-Inspector, J. H. Hewitt; Judges, William Wakefield and Pedro Aguirre.
 Precinct No. F, Jas. A. Moore's store Maricops Wells,-InspectOr, J. A. Moore Judges, J. A. Apperson and Nj. Trout.
 Precinct No. l3, Guija Mountains, wa discontinued by the Board. Precinct No. If, San Xavier, Jos. Gold trees store,-Inspector, J. Goldtree; Judg es, Pedro Burruel and N. Martinez. Precinct No. l5, Trench Mine, was estab Ilished, with the Trench Mine Onice fo place Of votlng,-Inspector, D. T. liar shaw; Judges, Chss. Conwell and lame Fea.
 The following amounts of accounts wer' audited and allowed and warrants drawI therefor, viz;
 General Fund S2362.O 0
 Contingent Fund d,.......................... 3O2.9 AL this point the Board adjourned till
 D. m., at which hour 1t re-convened, wher lthe county treasurer presented his ac counts for the quarter ending Septemoe 8O, 1876. They were examined and found correct.
 D The Board then adjourned to Monday ], November 20, at 10 a. m., at which time will re-assemble for the purpose of can wasting the election returns of the count! |, and count the survivors and bury tn dead and wounded sine dle.