Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-09
Roard ofSuperyisOrs.

' Board OfSuperVisOrs.
 The statute requiring the appointment l of Census Marshal for thIs county, al :. this sessIon, to take the census for the Pur-
 pose of having declared just apPortion- ment Misrepresentation in the Legislative
 Assembly of Arizona, the Board appoint 3 ed Charles A. Shibell as such Census Marshal, and the Clerk was instructed to
 notify said appointee of such action, and to file his bond as required by statute. A petition having been received from , Trevor Loyd Esq, Justice ofthe Peace at Harshaw, asking for leave of absence
 from and after April 5d, 1882, it was [ granted.
 In thematter of an affidavit from Trevor
 Lloyd of Harshaw, stating that certain county waTan, of Pima County drawn in favor of A. O. DonneT, ia the sum of Sz7.- oo, had been inadvertently destroyed by afiant, and praying for the issuance of another warrant of like amount, the Board decided upon the issue ofthe war rant prayed for, upon the filing m their office bond in double the amount of the warrant destroyed, and the Clerk was or dered to notify Mir. Lloyd to that effect.
 The petition of Charles Schurtz, pray ing for relief in the matter of taxation on property in Tucson, was denied.
 The petition of Thos. Evans, praying for the remittance of taxes on house and ! lot in Harshaw was also denied.
 A petition having been received from certain resident taxpayers of the county praying for the establishment of a pre- cinct and appointment of Justice of the Peace at Santa Catalina, on motion, said precinct was established with bound | aries the same as Road District No. '. E. O. Strat.on was appointed Justice of the Peace of said precinct.
 The petition of Thomas Driscoll, pray | ing for the remittance of taxes amount ing to s235 on the Canoa ranch, on the ground that said ranch is an uncontirmed Spanish grant and under control of the United States, was denied.
 In the matter of a communication from J. H. Watts, praying for the fixing and determining an accurate line of div ision between the counties of Pima and Pinal. Action was delayed.
 The petition praying for the construc- ton of a county road from the Old Hacienda in Tyndal district to the Sonoita creek. Action was delayed for the present.
 GENERAL FUND.
 Warrant No. 45, to I. s. Fried, for pur- chased accounts, S2,637.26.
 CONTINGENT FUND.
 Warrant No. StoI s. Fried, purchased accounts, ,sl, ,O3l.01.
 Warrant No. 9, to H. B. Penney, pur- chased accounts, S737.93.
 ROAD FUND.
 Warrant No.7, to I. S Fried. purchased account of road for Gunsight mine, $500.
 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1882.
 The Board met pursuant to adjourn ment on "Wednesday.
 In the matter of petition from certain citizens and taxpayers of Pima county, praying for the construction of wagon road from Papago City to Gunsight min ing camp in Meyers district, said county, , on motion, all voting aye, q committee consisting of L. D. Chllson, B. F. Bivins George Lynde, were appointed to view out and locate said proposed road, and present their report on the 3d day of May, 1882, at which time action will be taken on the same. The hospital report of the County Phy- 5icians, Messrs, Handy & Holbrook, was filed, and it is as follows: Number oi ' patients in hospital, December 3I, 1881, ,I. Received during the first quarter, . 1882, 5; discharged, 3I; deaths, 9. In hospital March 5Ist, B. A In the matter of a communication from f he grand jury of Pima county, recom- f the comparing, certifying and ? of certain records in the of- D ice of the County Recorder, to perform V work as follows: To compare and certify ( hree books, Nos I, and } of transcribed ( records for the sum of S25. To trans l. ,ribe private books attachments to new | book forSI7, book furnishedby County to J ranscribe book One deed of real estate | 10 new book at I5 cents per foho-boOk d furnished by County, and trsnscribe Ist ' eaf of letter $" in index number ofmines | To preceding leaf It is also under i, stood that the book above mentioned be- T come the property of the County, as well . as index to attachment. The Board now proceeded to the further ! auditing of accounts, and the following n were allowed and warrants drawn in pay [ nent therefore, as follows, to-wit: f
 GENERAL FUND.