Arizona citizen., 1878-01-11
CAL MATTERS.
Proceedings of the Board of super.
 VisOrs.

Monday, January :, 1878, at 10 o'clock a.
 m., the Board of Supervisors met in regu-
 lar quarterly session. Present Joseph lCollingwoOd, chairman, P. Holland and Granville Wheat, supervisors, with John J. Devine, clerk.
 The minutes of last meeting read and approved.
 The following petitions were taken up and read:
 That Of James Megson and twenty-five Iothers. praying that a county road be es- abolished from the crossing of the river at Gray's ranch by way Of Hill DeArmitt's house 10 the town Of Florence. and that viewers be appointed to lay out the same. ! That Of Robert $. Goldman and fifty- three others, praying that the Board take immediate steps to improve the condition Of the Main street in Florence and the several crossings leading into the same.
 That Of E. Won Hasslocher, NJ. D., pray ing 10 be appointed county physician. That of E. Non Hasslocher, NJ. D., pray ing for pecuuiary aid for professional ser vices rendered 10 certain indigent persons throughout the county.
 After considering the last petition, or Idered that the clerk draw a warrant on the Contingent Fund, in favor of pr. Von Hasslocher for the sum or forty dollars.
 The following reports were examined and ordered filed:
 That of R. H. Choate, Justice of the Peace and acting coroner, in the matter of death Of James Nagle at Globe City.
 That of $. N. Blakely, Justice of the Peace and acting coroner, in the matter of the death Of James Lewis, at Bear Tanks.
 That of John D. Walker, Justice of the Peace and acting coroner, in the matter of the estate Of AdOlphus Collas.
 Jesse Hardesty rendered his resignation as District Attorney, to take effect Janua- ry l. On motion Of Supervisor Wheat the resignation of MT. Hardesty was accept ed, and on motion of Supervisor Holland, Granville II. Oury, Esq, was appointed to fill the vacancy.
 Lewis Bailey rendered his res ignation as Public Administrator and ex-Oficio Coro- ner, to take effect January l.
 District Attorney Oury presented his of- ncial bond with R. $. Goldman and Lewis Bailey as sureties, which was approved.
 The following accounts were audited and ordered paid:
 GENERAL FUND.
 John J. Dsvine, salary as clerk Of Board or Supervisors and fees as clerk District Court, S3O6.65; Jesse Hardesty, salary and fees as District Attorney, Sl32 20; John b. 1 Walker, salary as Probate Judge and Jus tIces fees in criminal eases, S206.40; Louis DePuy, Deputy Sherif's fees in criminal ! cases, S37.2O; W. C. Ferguson, constable's fees in criminal cases, S5O.30; E. C. Haines, interpreters fees in criminal eases, 5; i Milton Ward, interpreters fees in crimi- nal eases, S5; R. H. Choate, Justices fees ] in crimIuat cases, &c., SI0.65; S- w. Blake l Iy, acting Coroner's fees, S2L7O; L. Guggeu- helm. chairs and tables for courtroom, Sl32; c. w. Culver, office rent Crecorder and clerks office), S75; Levi Ruggles, rent Of courthouse and jail, SlO5; W. Vernoy, making and trimming coffin (HulU, Sl0; J. NJ. McDowe |, lum Der and making cof. fin ,Lewisl, 10; W. H. BIuett, nost-mortem examination lLewis) SI0; H. DeGroot, mak- ing determinative analysis, S5; Wm Scott, digging grave lLewis), 8; w. c. smith, putting on and taking off irons of prison CTS, SS; P. R, Brady, Sherin's fees, S523; Louis DePuy. rent Of Grand Jury room and water furnished, Sl7.5O-
 In auditing the following account, Su- peryisor CollIngwood took no part:
 Jos. Collingwood & Co.,, to supplies fur nisned and purchased account, S535.59.
 On motion of Supervisor Holland, Board l ijourned UnuI tomorrow at 10 o'clock a. m.
 Tuesday January s, 10 o'clock a. ID. The Board met pursuant to adjournment. Same members present as yesterday, with , John J. DsvIne, clerk. |.
 After reading and approving yesterdays the following accounts were audited and ordered paid: |
 c. F. Palmer, to wiring 24 chairs, S27; Buckalew & Ochoa, bill Of lumber for Courthouse, SI957 6S; E. VonHasSlocher. medical attendance on prisoner, s4O; Jose Ma Gallego, laying foundation on Court house, S52.25.
 The accounts of the Supervisors, as aud ted by the Probate Judge, were ordered paid as follows:
 Joseph Collingwood, thirteen days ser vices, S6j; P. Holland, thirteen days ser vices, S65; F.. NJ. Pierce, one days service, i 5; Granville Wheat, four days services, ,2O. F. Romero, hauling sand for Court house, S345O; Grand Jurors, fees Of, sIsl.2O; Trial Jurors, fees Of, Sl9L4O.
 CONTINGENT FUND.
 J. P. Cum, printing, sl7; John Wasson, printing, S6; A. L. Bancroft X Co.,, record books, S29.75; John C. Loss, boarding pris- q )ners and indigent persons, S2l9; G. A. Brown, postage stamps, Sl0.
 The account of E. A. Sake in the sum Of .I2O for work said to be performed on the rail between the Silver King mine and | ilobe City, was discussed and laid over, pending investigation.
 IL appearing To the Board that there has been no returns made by the owners 6f .he Silver King mine Of the net proceeds of The ore extracted therefrom during the I year ending lS77. On motion of Mir. Hol- 0 and. ordered that the Clerk notify the County Assessor 10 proceed Immediately md assess the net proceeds of the ore ex- racIed from said Silver King mine dur il