Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-04-15
CONTINUED on FOURTH PAGE.
Board of Supervisors.

The board of supervisors of Pima
county held their regular meeting on
Monday, the Sd instant, converting at
10 o'clock a. N of that day Present,
members Fish, belong and Elias, and
clerk Carpenter, E. n. Fish in the chair.
After the reading of the minutes, the
county Treasurer presented his accounts
for the quarter ending March 81, and
they were examined and approved. In
the matter of the petition of citizens of
the town of Stafford, praying for the
establishment of a school district, NJ
was ordered that their prayer be grant
ed, and that said school district shall
be known as school district No. 3. Or
dered that the school district at San
Pedro shall hereafter be known as
school district No. 2 The board ad-
journed till o'clock p. IN.
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the board that Charles 4. Shibell be
and he is hereby appointed census mar
shall for the year 1876, upon furnish
ing bond to be approved by the chair
man Of the board, and filed with the
! recorder. On motion it was ordered
that the following election precincts be-
and the same are hereby established,
and that the place for holding the polls
on each of said precincts be set opposite
the name and number of each precinct,
to-wit:
Tucson Precinct, No. l, Courthouse.
Tubac Precinct No. 2, Peckman's
House.
Placer Mines, Santa Rita, Precinct,
No. 3, Thomas Steele's Store.
SOnoita Valley Precinct, No. 4, War
ner's House.
BabacOmeri Ranch Precinct, No. 5,
McGary Bros House.
Tres Alamos Precinct, No. G, Dun
bars House.
Sierra Bonita Ranch Precinct, No. I,
HOOker's House.
Camp Bowie Precinct, No. 8, Tully,l
Ochoa IL Cos, Store.
Pueblo Viejo Precinct, No. Q, Nun
sons House.
Old Camp Goodwin Precinct, No.
10, Isaac ClantOn's House.
Ostrich Mill Precinct, No. II, Os-
trich Mill Cos House.
MaricOpa Wells Precinct, No. 70, J. !
A. MoOre's Store.
Guja Mountains Precinct, No. 10.
Hayes House.
In the matter of the petition Of citi-
zens Of the placer mines in the Smith
district, praying that a Justice Of the
Peace and Constable be appointed, i'll
was ordered by the Board that Fred G. I
Hughes be appointed Justice of the
Peace, and that NJ McKenna be ap-
pointed a Constable in and for Precinct.
No. 3, upon their taking the oath of
Office and fling the necessary bonds as
required by law. Accounts were
audited and allowed and warrants
drawn therefor, as follows; General
fund, warrants No. 60 to 50, inclu-
srve, amounting to S2643, 29s5. Con
tingent fund, warrants Nos. and ).
amounting to S3SO75. The board ad-
journed till April 4, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
The board met as per adjournment. |
After getting down to business, accounts
were audited and allowed AMI warrants
issued from the general fund, in num-
bers So to 1856 inclusive, amounting To-
S+0SL12. Recess was taken till 3.
o'clock p. N. when the account Of Adam
Linn for services rendered 10 the
amount Of S21S621i, and the account
Of ;. r. belong, for stage fare in
transportation Of prisoners, amounting
to $j62j, were audited, allowed and
warrants Nos. 49, and 13S were drawn
therefor The board then adjourned
sine die.
The total amount for which warrants
were issued at this session, is S73S06+-
1-6.