Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-10
Board of Supervisors.
IoFFICIALl TrcanN A r Inlr Eih

Member; Fred G. Hughes, Ex-Officio Clerk.
 The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved.
 Ramon Llanoss, ap indigent and in- firm person, appeared before the Board and asked to be admitted to the county bospiteL His case was referred to the county physician.
 The following communication from H. G. Howe, county surveyor of Cochise county, appointed to inspect the survey of Geo. J. Roskruge, on the boundary llne between Pima and COchise coun- ties. was read and ordered spread upon the minutes:
 TOMBSTONE, Ariz., June 30, 1886. Hon. J. s. Mansfield. Chairman Board
 Of Supervisors, Pima County, Ari-
 zons:
 SIR:-Below please find report of in- spection of line between Pima and Co., chise counties.
 commence st the third mile post, from the north end of county line, and follow north along the line over a sandy mesa broken by deep washes, found miles posts properly set and well monu- mented. The initial point, a galvanIzed iron post marked Graham. Cochise and PiDa, T. II, $, on north and T. F. s., on south faces, properly set by the town ship corners bet. I. II and F. $. K. IS and l9 E.. which point is the initial point of the survey snd the NV corner of Cochise county. This point comes ID what IS known as Redfield canon, about two miles from the mouth.
 Then at s point in line on high mesa on third mile, I carefully adjust my solar transit, and find Ihe line to be a north and south hhe; this line follows along the township line and the posts are set by the side Of mesquite posts set by Theo. F. White, U. $. Dep. surveyor. take long foresight and note where 1t cuts the hills south. Following south over mesa and rolling hills, I next take up the line m Happy Valley, atiron post
 .Irked If and l5. CochIse and Pima. rom which a cottonwood post 4Ii inch, laying on ground bears $. 5II59E. l3OO 1t. dist. post marked TXVS, R.XIX E- T.AIIIIS. K. XIXE TXIIIIS.R, XVIII k. and TXVSR,NVIIlE. Not having a pick and shove, ,dId not plant post and re- build monument, which should be doneL Then noting the direction of line across Granite mountain, go 10 the a stand ard parallel south and find Iron Post No. 24, properly SC. with large monu- ment of stones around 1t. The closing corner of United States Deputy. Sur veyor T. r. White-a mesquite post in of earth and stones. Post marked T.XYIS. RNIXE. (the other marks so westher-wOrn could not make out) bears s. l2 deg. 43 min. w., FOG feet 
 Then noting the direction of the line south. go tO the iron post situated up- on Mountain Spring road where 1 again test the line and note where 1t crosses the Whetstone mountains; then follow along the line over rolling grass land to the 39th mile post of galvanized iron set in ground with good monument around it, from which a mesquite 3X3 in. Tn mound of earth marked l.XVL.S R XVIII.E. TXVILS., RXVIILE, F.. XVI.S., + XIX.E., T.XYLS., RXlX bears $. IT deg. 20 mn. w., S25 feet distant.
 Then followed along the line Of red wood posts to post No. 36 of galvanized iron sItusted on NE slope of hill. Post well get with good monument of stones around 1t.
 From observation found this point due south of peak ID line near Granite rspge.
 Then noting the direction of the line south. leave lIne and take 1t ap at tbe 18th mile post, following along line to j0th mile post and the galvanized Iron post on north side of road to Fort Hus- chucs; then going to galvanized iron post on north side of Sonora railroad 'olloE line across Bacomari to post co near corner of military reservation; noting the crossing of line on west end auachucs mountains; leave line and .ake it up at post No. 67, following line 70 iron post on international boundary iae between U. $. and Mexico. 6 gal FAniZed iron post marked on north face U. s.. ou south face Mexico, on west ace Pima, on the east face Cochise; this post sets in 8 small sag or wash, which Trains southwesterly; this post is not ,et in the ground as much as if should Ie, occupying the prominent position 1t loes.
 The international monument No. 2l with which this point Is connected is nearly destroyed.
 l find by this inspection that the line between the counties of Pima and Cochise has been carefully un, and that the posts have been prop 'rly set and surrounded by good mOnu- nents Of either earth or stones ds re- luired by the specifications.
 1 hereby certify that I have inspected l he boundary line between the counties l # Pima and Cochise as surveyed by | leo. J. ROskruge, and I find the line | areiully run. and monuments erected l nd placed ss described in the field | totes of same, furnished to each county | ,y said Geo. J. Roskruge that all points | too, along the lIne and all | ,earing trees are as described in said | ield notes.
 That the work has been well and faith | ully done in strict conformity to the | and conditions of his con- ract. II. G. HowE,
 Co. Surveyor Cochise Co.
 A communication from F.. l.. VRll, de- lining the appointment of Registering | Officer, read and ordered on file.
 The following persons were then 3D. ,ointed registering officers m and for | heir respective precincts:
 Pantano: F. NJ. Moore. vice E. l.. Tail. resigned: Elgin: Eben W. Clark.
 A communication was then read from ,. D. Poston. asking that Iail be built t Nogales. It was decided that the | 3oard had no authority to build such ail. but the clerk was instructed to mo- ify the citizens of SogRles if they would | ,uild isil the Board would recognize | | as a county institution.
 A communication was received from | he treasurer cf the U. s, enclosing | raft for S250. due Pima Co, for federal flee rents. The clerk was instructed | O deliver the same to the county treas Irer.
 A communication was then read from )r. Fenner, asking for twenty days cave of absence, which was granted. !
 Dsmsrd of D. Henderson for the sum f s5S7. .59, on the matter of the ludg- nent of Geo. W. Barter versus Pima ouuty, was then presented and matter eferred to the District Attorney. | communication from the Dist. Attor- lev, Sheriff, Recorder. and others asking b lt sufficient funds be ordered trans erred from the General Fund, to he ,slary Fund to pay the warrants on said salary Fund, was deferred uptll the re- ,ort of County Treasurer could De ex- mined