The Clifton clarion., 1885-04-22

Board met pursuant to law IT regular session at 2 o'clock p. m
 Present-Burt Dunlap, member Hvrum Weech, member; Edw. D. Futile, Clerk.
 Absent-I. N. Stevens, chair man.
 Upon motion, Supervisor Burt Dunlap was chosen Chairman pro tenn.
 The minutes of last meeting were read and approved
 The bond of J. D. Holladay, County Surveyor, which was re ferred at last meeting for correc- tion, was presented, and, having been found correct, was, upon motion, duly accepted and ap- proved by the Chairman pro tem.
 The account of Geo. H. Stevens, Sheriff. for S1;2S0 for mileage and transportation of prisoners, which was deferred at last meeting of Board, was taken into consider ation, and upon motion, all mem bers voting aye, was further de- ferred until the next regular meeting.
 The bill of Pinal county, for one-half of the expense incurred in the survey of the boundary llne between Pinal and Graham coun- ties, which was deferred at last meeting for further information, was considered, and upon motion warrant was ordered drawn upon the county general fund for S30S.09 in favor of the Board of Supervisors of Pinal county in payment therefor; that part of said bill, for payment of inspector and interest, was disallowed.
 Upon motion of Supervisor Weech, Daniel Whitbeck was ap- pointed as Constable of Precinct No. 6, and the Clerk was directed to notify him of his appointment and to file his official bond.
 Upon motion of Supervisor Weech, J. H. Carlton was ap- pointed Road Overseer of Road District No. ', and the Clerk directed to notify him of his ap- continent and to file his official bond.
 At request of citizens of Pre- cinct No. (Satford), A. M. Mon tieth was appointed as Road Overseer of Road District No. l, and the Clerk was directed to notify him of his appointment and to file his official bond.
 The quarterly settlement of the County Treasurer and the County Collector was then made in the presence of the Board, and their accounts found to be correct.
 Upon motion, the County Treas  urer was directed to credit the County Collector with the follow ing amounts-per cent of delin- quent property tax 1881, as fol lows:
 Tax sale of property sold
 Territory.............S4 434 91 Tax uncollectable......... S6S 20 Rebate on tax against De-
 troit Copper Mining
 Company y............ 525 % Rebate on tax against
 Arizona Copper Com
 pany........................1 1,23S 70 The said rebate being in ac- cordance with a compromise made by District Attorney P. J. Bolan, Esq, and Ben NJ. Crawford, Sher- if and Collector, with said mining companies, as authorized by resolution of the Board adopted at last meeting of the Board, Jan uary 6, 1885.
 The Clerk was directed to credit the County Treasurer, and the Treasurer to credit the County Collector, with SS, per cent. of licenses, a blank having been enormously filled up by Collector and not issued, which was turned back to the Board and cancelled by the Chairman pro tenn.
 The quarterly settlement of tine County Treasurer with the Board was then made, and the accounts found correct and as follows: Cash received during the quarter: Received from Board,
 amount turned over
 by outgoing Treas
 urer ..s 9,377 or Received from Terri
 tOrial Treasurer, per
 cent school fund. .. 1888 50 Received from Col
 lector, per cent. li-
 censes .... 2,O93 co