Arizona silver belt., 1884-07-12
assessed for the year 1884, and pray.

changed ty increasing the same, to wit: Est. H. A. Anderson, lot 6, block v, from $l,OO0 to $2.OO0; Buckeye Mining Co.,, patented mine, from $lOO to $500; J. B. Hooker, water ditch, added, $50; A. H. Hackney, lot 5, blk S4, from $4OO to $500; J. Meyers < Schein, realty, from $l ,O00 to $l,50Oi J. Meyers & Schein, personality, $5,OOO to S12,OOO; E. B. Nelson, personality, from $40O to $5S0; Old Dominion Cop. per Co.,, patented mines, from $1,OOO to $1O,0OO; J. Redman, lot 12, blk B, from $1, 300 to S1, zoo; Sultan < Bro, personality, from s4,OOO to $6OOo; Tay- Tor & Hatch, realty, from $l 200 to $1 400; L. J. Webster, realty, from $3,0OO to S5,OOO.
 Ordered that the clerk be instructed to give notice, as provided by law, to the above named persons that Mon- day, July 18th, 1884, has been set for the hearing of the same, at the office of the board, when and where they may appear and show cause, If any they have, why such change should not be made.
 On motion the following, assessments were reduced: Con Burns, realty, from $1 600 to S1, POO; Quong X Lung, real ty, from $1 600 to Sl,SOOs d. w. Har- rell personally, $7,92O to $7,7s1.
 Convened as Board of Supervisors. The following report of,-the viewers appointed by the board April 8, 1884, on change of county road in Grape vine road district, was received:
 GRAPEVINE ROAD DISTRICT,
 CHA Co.,, A. T., April 2S, 1884.
 THE HoN. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, Globe, Gila O., A. ,T.--Gentlemen: Pursuant to your instructions of the Sth inst, we have examined the road described Tn the petition of J. A. Ya- ger, Arthur l.. Cox, Geo. Danforth, J. B. Hooker and other residents of Grapevine district; commencing at a point of the public highway near the foot of mesa on dividing line, between the farms of P. c. Robertson and J.. B. Hooker; thence along or near the line of the road as at present travelled, south of residence of J. B. Hooker, to a point on the south bank of Salt river at Eddy's ford. and we would respectfully recommend that you de- clare the same public highway.
 c. H. WALLACE, Go. Surveyor.
 JOIN TEMPTATION.
 On motion the above report was &C., cepted, and the said road declared a public highway, and the clerk was in structed to have the report recorded in the county Recorders office, in ac- cordance with law.
 The following claims, were acted upon: Dr. w. H. Cook, medical atten. dance on Brown, pauper, s3.75; c. H. Wallace, services as viewer of county road, in Grapevine ro@d district, claim s2S50, allowed SIS; Frank Howell, coroner's fees, holding inquest on body of Thos. Moore, claim $S7.6O, allowed $52.50; Dr. ". H. Cook, post mortem examination of body of Thos. Moore, claim $50, allowed S1O0.
 The following bid of Dr. Geo. P. Johnston for the care of the indigent sick of the county, was, on motion, ac- cepted for the six months ending Dec. 31, 1884: Medical attendance and medicines for all indigent patients, per year, s3o0.".
 It was ordered that from and after July 1st, 1884, the jailor's fees shall be one hundred dollars per quarter, until changed by the Board of Super visors, or fixed by law.
 On motion the following allowance for the month of July, 1884, was made: Morris Powers, an indigent sick per son: For groceries, S20.
 
 On motion board adjourned to meet Monday, July 2o, 1884.
 GEO. H. STERRITT, Clerk.