The Arizona sentinel., 1884-08-23
Board of Supervisors.
REGULAR sEssIoN-10 AM.
OFFICE OF THE BotRD OF SUPERVISORS
 Yuma Enunir r

Upon motion of Supervisor Baker, sec ended by Chairman Thurlow, Boald then took recess, and then went into session as Board of Equalization. The minutes of the preYions meeting were then read.
 1 Upon motion of Supervisor Baker, sec onded ny Chairman Thurlow, both voting yes, that part of the minutes referring to th>protest filed by G. Ginocchio & Co. and John W. Darlington, was amended to read as follows towit;
 Communication Of G. Gonocchio t J.W. Darlington, protesting against all action had in the office of the Board by the Board of Supervisors, So called and Board of Equalization, so ceiled, since the time that the resignation of Geo. Hutchius member of the Bolrd took effect. were read and or motion of Supervisor Baker, seconded by Chairman Thurlow, both voting yes, they were ordered placed on file The minutes, so amended, on motion of 1 Supervisor Baker seconded by Chairman Thurlow, both voting yes, were then adopted.
 On motion of Supervisor Baker, seo- onded by Chairman Thurlow, both vot- ing yes, the Board of Equalization then adjourned sine die, and the Board Of Supervisors resumed it's session.
 The tax roll for 1884 was then taken up, examined and found correct, and the Chairman placed thereon his certificate as required by law. Total valuation of real estate, S573, 500; total valuation of p":- sonal property $235, 141.; total amount of taxes s2S,O51.u.
 On motion of Supervisor Baker, secon- ded by Chairman Thurlow, both voting yes, the Clerk was directed to furnish the County Treasurer with statement Of taxes levied.
 On motion of Supervisor Baker, .econ- ded hy Chairman Thurlow, both voting yes. the Clerk was directed to notify the Governor that there will be three vacan- cies Tn the Board of Supervisors to fill at the next general election.
 On motion of Supervisor Baker, seo- onded by Chairman Thurlow, both voting yes the following precincts and registering officers were established and appoiuted:
 Precinct No. l, Yuma.
 Precinct No. 2, Ehrenberg. A. Frank, registering officer.
 Precinct No. 8, Clip Landing, William Brodie, registering officer.
 Precinct No. 4. Clip Mine, William Bro- dir, regis;eriH {. officer.
 Precinct No. 5, Centennial, Robert Stein, registering officer.
 Precinct No. 6, Planet, H. R. Mallory, registering officer.
 Precinct No. ', Adonde, D. NJ. Field registering OHlcef
 Precinct No. s, Texas Hill, J. B. La- mar, Jr-, registering officer.
 The County Recorder is directed to fur nish registering blanks forthwith to the above mentioned registering officers and Justices of the Peace in the various pre- cincts
 On motion Of Supervisor Baker secon- ded by Chairman Thurlow, both voting yes, it was resolved that, whereas, on the first Monday in July, notice was served oy the Clerk Of the Board upon the Chair man O. this Board, the County Treasure and the Probate Judge, motif, ing them l that there is a vacancy in the Board ow- ing te the resignation of George H. 1 Hutchins as Supervisor, and. whereas. owing to the absence of the Probate Judge ssid vacancy has not been filled, be it resolved that the Clerk If this Board again notify the said Chairman. County Treasurer and Probate Judge and, that copy, of this resolution be forwarded to said Probate Judge and County Treasurer
 On motion of Supervisor Baker, secon- ded by Chairman Thurlow, both voting the following bills were allowed on the general fund:
 Bill No. 115, Samnel Purdy, Dist At
 torney, fees.. ...S165 co
 Bill No. 116, Louis Essilburn
 Burialindgent dead. ........... 43 30
 Bill No. IF, NJ. Rocktmsker,
 watching Indigent sick. %
 Bill No. 1lS, A. G. Post, assigned
 Bill No. 119, J. S. Bancroft. ...
 Registering voters. 50
 Bill No. 120, G. Ginocchio S Go
 wheelbarrow, s2o, balance laid
 over for information.
 The following bills were laid over for want of Jnstice's report: A. G. Post, assigned interpreters account S5.J. S BaEcroft: Justices feesS33. %.
 By full vote the Clerk was then directe