The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-06-06
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.


 The Board of Supervisors met yesterday with full board present The minutes of last meeting were resd and approved.
 The Clerk ofthe Board presented the Coun ty Treasurer's receipt for si5O, oeing the amount collected for use of old county buildings by last Legislative Assembly.
 Report of District Attorney for Nav last, showing sss9 10 received on account of delinquent taxes for 1877 and 1878, was accepted.
 The Peck Mining Co., through NIT. Blake, Superintendent reported ss4 GO as taxes on net proceeds of Peck mine.
 A petition was received from residents of Brignam City, Apache County, for the issuance to them of s4oo, from County Gen. eral School Fund was referred to supt. of Schools, Judge Hsrgrave.
 A petition from residents of Chino valley, Bill Williams and San Francisco mountains, to establish road district from head oi Verde to Point of Rocks, and to appoint Geo. Bankhart. Road Oyerseer, was rejected. Mr. c. Churchill, appearing as counsel for Mr. Weber, late District Attorney, of fered to pay ''every dollar of money owing by him (Webcr) to the county" There be- | ing no statement from Mir. Weber of the amounts due by him t0 the county, ard as the Board has been awaiting a proper state ment and report from said Weber since Jan- uary 23d, 1879, took no action in the mat ter presented by MT. Churchill beyond what they have already done.
 On motion of Supervisor Rodcnburg, the Board agreed to receive from Mir. Weber, late District Attorney, SOS @, less six per cent, for fees, on account of tax collections for 1877, by N. B. George, late Deputy Sher- 1 iii, under the late Sheriff, per statement on file, and $392 95, less ten per cent for fees, being delinquent taxes of 1879: of Bowers & Richards, and upon such recipts by the county. District Attorney Masterson IS su- thonzed hand the said Weber the original receipts for those amounts. The route known as the 'old Government road' beginning at Prescott, thence con- tinuing m a northeriy direction to the San Francisco mountains, is declared pubic highway.
 us. Marshal Dake requesting that the contract for board and confinement of U $. prisoners in county jail, winch was in force up to the 3Uth ult. be continued until the 31st, inst. On motion the request was granted.
 The Sheriff is permitted to remove and store away, the iron bedsteads now in the county jail cells.
 1 The Clerk was instructed to inform Mir. Weber that the meeting of the Board to be held on the 6;h inst Is called for the pur- pose of enabling him, as late District At. tory, to make a settlement with the county,
 The following proposal was authorized to be me made:
 OFFICE or THE BOARD OF SUPER
 yIsoRs or YAyAPAI CoUSTY, A. T. Prescott, June 2nd., 1879 | TKs Hon. Navor aad Coancitaen of Prescott, Aris0aa-- Dsar Sirc The following resola- ton was this day adopted by the Board of Supervisors of Yayspai County: Resoiped; That the Clerk or tnis Board be, and he hereby IS, instructed to inform the Hon. Mayor and Couacilmen of the Village of Prescott, that on behalf of Yavayai Coun- ty, this Board will issue warrant drawn on the County General Fuud for $6e5, as a contribution towards the cost of placing a good picket fence around the Court House | plaza iu Prescott, if the Hon. Mayer and Councilmen will contribute, on behalf O. Prescott Village, $500 for a like purpose the supervision of construction 10 remain with the Mayor and Councilmen, srd the Board tenders the tabor of prisoners who may be confned in the County jaii, so far as practicable.
 4 reply is requested by sth inst. Very Respectfully, l JSo. LLOYD
 Clerk of the Board of Supervisors.
 The Board adjourned till Friday next, at 1 10 a. m.