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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
J,ar, kelley ...F...i-r

Judge Kelley, the Father 9s -I. i11 ... mas tue nlOss r.siuNrAaO.e .Pye-l-e -4 e'-. gress, sad the roDres lItativ- uf 1us o. t.- rural con,tit uenclss of central NaH. elA as he stood taiSuIs vI-h a group ui ia--i statesmen AS a -eu-ral G..r -u 4.-s u eat much moro than t-s ca v..-- ..-a-.H. man, but wu-l us uia e- s -...-.l ti lJ.a unItJee or Do.O.c the ly-,- .. Q. .n e- - upon Lis Apprtte ~l--l ---.a a HuNv-1 .. amount cf lOoI Co tlL ' 4- ..S.- .- -.l-l tue hln- Ter It ap, -tEs Co .rl.- --.u l... sseu tIs OtI s.L .Is -an ,l-o Ru a.- pOrtaut cOmnltt.-- meeting ..I.t s--y .ri dlspo,Iug O. a Lsar-t iI-eE aa- t4.- steadily for Gl G.u.- alter VLl-- hs would at once h .-ry e. the r staurAat aHt be soua more luncu-oa SO .e...nss N4-n bs baI a Iong spevcI Uo ui.lE- s-- waters ~5u.I -av. ord-rs To keeJ uIHu ,4ppiI 4t ca s.-..- with such dainty uIo. a- aIO.le,i caa. .a. or pate ds fOl < -ls ,.AIwI. u-s. .nI 1ac- saW him a,tol4su es=.. t.ie -s-L4ein-I g,lr had grown use.. to LIs -eu.ia.. v U- cate. two OI O.i-d c4.csvus s.tr l-z Ing J4rir spec h Js an bO.r. IalsIus ---uns Co -. .r shs saTne 6 ect on lllu as s-ar va. oa crisp w4ntsl Il0TuIL- -O-, upon aa oi tiU .T. man or a three Iuil- Jryt -sf ..v Urca&..s- ..l a Irtzs- hgntsr tranIn, for a EII.
 Doc syeec O. Ina..Iag maEs am c1-r- pOndIngly thirsty ssS-d anot--r Q. -r- group
 10 but telling about it has that -f- on me, Iaushei tls New ' ork coo -r-a-. man, and ne entire party rsu--l .- . selves m a Lne anl mentioned su4- -a-g - take e-PhilalelphIa Ke orI
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
SELLING PAINTINGS AT A.cros.
A Good Deal Of Mock-9siddia- --k ''>s..
 (satne'r-~tru.sI Page Ptrturr-

A Good Deal Of k-3siddia .-k "~s.s
 Game''-sten,sI Page Fictar-,-
 We crossed over to 5rU4d ..y. v--- from t..s inner ue Jshs O. sl.a s-..- sH heard tue cries O. aH aucJ Ja -r Ia.r vas red lag at tls goo~. .-d s-os.. several p.intIngs m Inc wlaI.s.. 4n l insiIe were a lot Og uluus Q, a. ,4..s a..- al manner of sub .scts lhe roo.l Na- b .l. full of peOp,e. Five or si2 wee -as.9 looking ,ehows, tairiy u-r,ss,i, 's-o SlJcue. every one that came In wI-u s, us L@1 -a..-- NJ, compaaIOn wln1sI at Jlra, but .atY looked curIOusy Rt me
 1 noticOd that the aurti1ue-r alvlys ru- ID two pictures anl r.tl-. m.Na,. t.lI-, Ia SO that | diI not Snow w-J.l-r 4a Sa, sa.. ing one or two he lllr,,sl-l l~ stranger would Os that 4c ~l- l.tIa- ... the pair. There was a EOcI -ell ls .u. bidding l cOIlI ss3 very pi.iu.s 1a .- part Vf the snarl --OOaln, uvu co H.-u-l have written 4t finally eugIsvt u sgllll- m the e. OSd tO make slls.s Ji.. H. E.tl-. ing; that Of tGs m an. from St5i ,0 .a- la less than a sscond t-e pIlt-4usr4 r b.. declared her the purcEa-er ol tLe Ia4.. 4- .. each They were worth at tIs oI-,...s nos over S2 a pair But sus mi,nt -s ss u,,.- satisjed hat sue had got Ss4u.as A-.-- sOner Rt g. tor the two, whl- b she 4lel are Nas the price which sas tLos, ,4s sas bal offered
 The sharper boxing ol male an ol,crs that t1ey were Ueins chsatsl auI rl.4 l- was going Co get p.cturs lOr 0Gs-i.lf lae price they thOus.J t4ey ~ers a..-r.ns. lns swore tue bid .Ins was Ior t4u par slr --- % e-cltsd tnat sIf .tal-ly p..4 S.. tHr tl. paIr. -oAIn suIn-, sli. il. .u-.-I ta., s~ went out. ~Inusr tv.lJ,s- "a .- .u .r..4 to .. lUJ day" saii E-. -I-,s. V.,t-r.- -r- rnais by tbs huuIr-d at a lA-.e.y sl--- they eLIl'loy over huH..TeI ma " l-u picture ls ds,erm uei upon tAs cop. s s-p. arateJ m as many cansHse- ,hs.s a a coiors ID tho paIuuug- For ca e ma. co stencil plato Is ua4e, and tn-Y are Iea4y for wlr&. The stencil piAts is alii Dol. ll- pgspared can.as zu-. usugI over au when It IS Gry aHotasr Fia-e ., It a-. aul on til all ths cO.0rs hass Uosl poe ol. lhen an artlst cOmes along wl-l usll brush tO-cHss It up ,O -a-s aVlJ .--l. perfe tlons that nay have cxIs-vt --e frame .s Ot dry pIns VOL N..u .lvag g,ldinl.-New York tor. Ctaciu al r-u
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
WIEN Shay preserted 8 bill for g.

WIEN Shaw presented bill for ser Tlces to ID which under two different names, ssid services were twice charged, his friends were charitable enough to belief it an error. Now, how ever. they will be psined to learn that Shaw did not so consider 1t iDa~much Rs he sought A written opinion by Judge Hereford, district at iorney, on the legality of his double demands. He was told that it was not collectaDle. So far Rs known the like of this never happened bafore since Pima county had sheriff, nor is 1t likely to happen again after the present incum- bent vacstes his office January lst, 1887 Iu the meantime the taxpayers must look to the supervisors for protection.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

No license was collected by the sher- ifrs office from the proprietors of the Park during the recent fiesta. This un- collected hcence w4s the price of one vote. How many votes have been simi- larly bought at the cost of the county, is the question that now begins to agi- tate the honest tax payer. The meagre amount of lIcence money turned in for the quarter ending Sept. S0th, which was nearly 5000 less than for the same quarter of the previous year, can now bs accounted for. ElectioneeriDg for a democratic sheriff is bearing somewhat what hard on the county finances.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

Old Grandmother CITIZEN says: "The editor of the Star recently tried to get the Tucson postofice, but didn't" Now this is certainly news 10 the editor of the Star and will be to the postmaster general. The editor never has been and Is not now an applicant for post master for the Tucson office. but the grandmother's statement in this is about as correct as 1t generally gets thIngs.- Star.
 THE grandmother is 8 good old lady, she goes to Sunday school and like the good old lady that she is, she never lies. In this respect she differs much from the naughty little boy editor of the Star. He recently made appl.c lion for the Tucson post office. but failed to catch on, Now don't deny it Louey. for your grandmother knows your guilt, She likewise knows the several parties to whom you promised positions-the money order department for instance in the event of ' -rr getting the office, You made the application Louey. you did 1t with your little pen,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
OANOELION.

A dsndelion in a meadow grew Among the waving grass alt co-ysiills
 yellow; Dining on sunshine breaSfsst'ng 0n dew He was a right conten.s,- Att.e -e.llW. Each morn his golien hea ls .i.,sI s-rti.-.' To cat tEe fFst sweet breath of -1u --
 day; Each evening c,o si his sleepy eye Co w..t Until the Ions. darS night sagl-i P-s-
 away. One afternoon, in sal unsus- u'ot l pas,si bcsI-.s thls ttuy. -- sut tIc.-
 over. And bessei tha- he woCII g. us. it A.
 could, The seert of his joy through sun aa-
 shower. He looSed at me with open v s. all salt T know the sun Is sJulsw--r, sa.IliE
 clear. And when | cannot see him oy-rscal l try to bs l u-tis sun r sa- a.--
 -Nuils B0J d A leu
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

R \. LEATHERwooD. of Tucson, and Dr. Purdy, of Nagales. will add DO strength to the Democratic ticket. R. \. Leatherwood is too well known here to be largely commented on. Since his return home from serving in the l5-.- Legislative Council he has upon many occasions when taken to task Tor hls shortcomings, cursed the people O. Pima county as icing It of idiots and fools, and now be comes before them for theIr suffrage. Dr. Purdy, tbe other nominee. IS not popular in Noeales, his home. He is Shav's deputy sheriff. When this appointment was made many of Shsw's friends regretted it inssmucb as it was liable to iniure him with the voters of that town. Such being the case 1t Is hardly probable that he will do more than the balance of his ticket run behind.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
Tribute tO Capt. Hale.


 BLUE JAY, Santa RitsS,
 Sept. 3Otb, 1886. ED CITIZEN: Knowing Capt. Hiel Hale the republican candidate Tor asses sor, and knowing him for years before he came to this territory and knowning him to be & worthy man and citizen beyond reprosch, l feel 1t proper Tor the information of those not personally acouaiuted with him to say that Capt Hale was one of the early settlers ot the state of Iows, living on @ farm until the breaking out of the war, that he was among the very first to respond to the call for men to defend the union, he en- listed as a private soldier ID the hrst raoimept thnt left the state and came home captain Of his company. WAS taken nrIsoper snd suffered severely for tSo wears after his discharge from diseases contracted in prison, and from which be has never fully recovered. For fonr years the Captain was sheriff Of his County. and for five years before com inc to this territory he served his state in the position of deputy warden of the Iowa penitentiRry, his health falling him there, he resigned this posih ID ana came to Arizona in the fall of 1882. For two years he prospected and worked mines in the Santa Rita monntsins' vbep he became interested ID mines ID Mexico where his duties called him for about eighteen months.
 At the Captains old home, where he orsv up from boyhood to manhood 9bere he worked the farm, and where De filled many places of pubic trust. HIS renntation is beyond reproscb and with ont a blot or blemish. He made faish- snI officer and patritic citizen, and se- cnred the universal respect and esteem off All who knew hlm.
 VI ''' V ONE Who KNOWS HIM.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

''7S ANDER3oS. a heavy tax pay CT, Is u 'ae banking and commercial busl- -''' II NoSsies.-Star.
 1-'s l' nsEs to John Anderson and to ,D' sod people of NoEales. Doubtlessly ''al 4nierson wishes that i: were true. V. unfortunately for John Anderson it is -,' ''ha Anderson has DO interests -''5'eF 10 Arizona bsy.ud a lot iu No .-7' upon which there are $25 improve '' anu an oveTTesuing desire to be -71 ae'-tie supervisor f Pima c..nntv = 'le 'aI roi! of l>Sj tie total amount axes pad by lim WAS sI7ln For De is down on the tax roll for BIO. '-e same being total yalue of all
 ps;'y !. territorial and county pur- -, lhis heavy tax payers property o' lot on Merely avenue. No " ' sad Improvements have been r,. At S25. Ta; on real estate 60 ,,-.,t Aoout year since it wss ap- | b,,-' ''u 'Lat be would open a banking & ,.', ~ N0gAles, but be failed 10 make sl.- .'1' 'onnections and the banking Ea' ended. So far as known he y,,,l..s s,si ID the commercial business in I.ss his entiEe interests coumer- as,. e. Otherwise are in the Mexican l ssso,oa sonora. lie cannot ], is said e.. j, 'yI Sl informed, carry his own party |, s. a Nosales, where he has Tss,dss t. ,,s ~ past several months. Tb;s ;s
 lsis,.or '''' O' 6 mans strength. HMr. ,.t.s 'sp ,s IS s' weak at home as he i. re.
 r.,. .. 70 ,5 be he will never be 8 .nnsr- IT s
 s-o.I;,', ma county. Mir. Avery, the
 &'+sa &.ass+ss.a.n nominee and .pponep. of Q,
 'a,.e -9si'on' is man of business and W, <: s,,5 Interests t. are thoroughly i5.n,il a9o B. 'a the county in which ba iuSns,- emu.
 al s,gII -.a' . in Nosales, his home, will
 'aso ,1,, ,a party Vote and likewise manv @1,,
 nlss,I' 70 o.l hin that by virtue ., rl1I, ,haI,
 color belong to h,s oDnonan, @
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

The CITIZEN urges because & man IS po1: 1s slDu Duli not be elected to office. -Sts-
 TgE CITIZEN does no such thing and ,g-:herm ore # never did, and no far -risi or even partially intelligent rsisr can so construe i.. The Star -15,5.y dJes. bat th,t Is unavoidable. aszirly when its edItor penned the s117- misrepresentation he himself vas e-z1e of office. he po-t office for rs.-,a, which the honorable gentleman sr5,zntly tried to ee;, but didn't. His .,-sue to replace Mr Freeman the pre- :s1i se1tlemauly and efficient incum- ts1i. 5y himself Was s cunning laid scheme, ]: was ID fact a paralyzer, but Rtal-l hence these tears.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

A WEEK or ten days before Sid ney VI. Carpenter came from Nogales with nine proxies in his pockets, to attend the dsmocrstIc coun- ty convention, he came Tn the role of a democratic deputy of 8 deputy sheriff and has for services as same, presented 70 the county for payment bill of Sl22.- g.. Had he likewise to the sheriff used 6 synonym, the good Lord only knows what the demand would have been, but Sidney is democratic econ omist not given to naughty ways
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

STREET rsPor. says thst the Editor ,,,b- Star h4s privately informed his ,-.rlsth..He4Iil not vote for Compro- -,i.e H. Kin. 5, district attorney, that s. bs,-, aiu aad hopes f. see him de- ,.s.-l The Jrotherly love in the Dem ,,,s,i, party IS uuneasured and i'm. --sssnahla
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

sg,v cannot cut loose from the gang bv vs..h De Is surrounded. They made nm sa--.tF of Pima county and would gpn,ke him f be dared dispense with ,5a:r ,e.viess. That Shaw means well j7s; n1. p4ll ate their crimes. A vote r. Shaw is a vote for Tenque Verde ,s-i1-ors sui ballot box suffers.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
Judic'. Pet Mexican Beetle

Judic has been h0ldIas @ serl-- O. 4rhN- ing rooms at ner LttIs "a aa- ia t1e ---s NOuvsils since her return ono ot her rooms ms been tral,iotr l mo t"ri7-- rna,ag,sri. Daring a Q travels Ia MsK4cg an,i me states sna collected a Siua 5f 1appy family incll .iIg a nas-ll. a eatasn, s-v- sraI diuniuuLivs turt-s-, a pair Oi Juyeni.s aIliyators. a mockIns o.rd and N-Kicaa beetle This mIcr1scopic Let has .I-t.z Zlas, case all to i-ss.f, and is fastsaeI .o s dainty gold chain The diva leeds it Vi,h her own pretsy hands-chieGy on sugar a1i water The sea voyage has not impa4re1 .ts vigor Inieed it has sa1srsd fa- .sss Iron is tran nsatIAntic roaming than 5udle. ysh hs looks a good deal thIHEer and pa.sr -aau when she leu Paris 1 nsar sns dlI Do. make half as nucl as sos svpectei-out still. as sue has c!sarsI qIise f-U. 70 [ aucz by her eight mon Us tri5,. sas val, no i-ulf manage 70 console herself, pO.s creatu-e.- Paris Car. New OTlsans IiEss. -ea-cc.at
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

TIE hs..lla-ters oF the Democratic Central Comm ,tre aiJoins the office of the so-ca.lrd Democratic organ. but DO lo'. %! tar change 5n Ihe Democratic sra,J-s .iiz.: has yee appeared n Its 1.lnl-. l. s;i flies the old tIcket- sGck-; Tor which tue editor and mana ssr Of sad organ wss both lsbored and prsy-i w.;h, before even it could ind srestiog p ace m his bosom. To accept q Eas an injury and now 10 cut of the only acceptable nominees thereon and slos;Itqte L-sthersood and Purdy sick 5ns bun and nothing but dose Of the sin,gdty dollar will work a cure. Hence ttis sl.eut breeding
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

lHE i-mosratIc Pretext asserts inst ,ae CITIZEN IS afraid, tu publish Compro- nise Klug'- speech. Tae prete1t has spoken truly, we do mol care to dish up slca stuff to our readers. We male 6 ,,rs,ul synopsis Of the entire speech. i'm F'syri t much and thus made I Treseutab'e. Now, let us re-. 'lrD to tbe question and inquire E-g t5e Star iailal to publish the blsd- is,-,sa. Its delivery Is said tD have 'o'' hilS h. vote of nearly every man i,-ssl: gai t1 have l's' Shaw st least -'E. lts reproduction would D ave lost A1s nothing. ss be had notbIng to lose, '1i a'ty more votes would have been hl.ed agglast Shaw. Kilg is q stock ao.ieF ID the Star and IS entitled to 'one Consideration at the hands of its ailsgng editor.
 The inference Is that the screws were iI' doEn sni put down pretty hard.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

ry..trns RepabIcau" whose piHin- i've vail is .ohoelin She 9i'F 'oiS morn i.s hal s,suei ~NasFanP or "a ..-.a,-,,., .-e' 3.uo,-s, the name would have reco.niz,i toe assumer. The rr,r., br.ui.sc iron 1as used-only this and u5tb D. more
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

JOHN Anderson has store in Mag dslena and a mine ID the PlanchGs de la Plata, in Sonora. m which Mexican state lies almost the entire bulk of his property and financial interests. John should immigrste thitherwsrds. A s25 lot in Nogsles hardly entities him to the suffrage of the people of Pima county.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

THE democratic organist is reported to hsve said that unless he can make enough money out of the present cam psign to make good his church subscrip. tions the whole democratic ticket may go to the "demnation bow wows."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

r,-.,.no,.s,i, organ said Shaw erred 4,,,,s,lsry. mileage and eIpens- 'D -lsr fs,..l to zee It in that light, ,b- supervisors did. ss l'ke"ise did I1, n,,-,., Attorney Hereford
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

o-x ;..t3 bs jus: a1d far. It has 0..--- ru l. knowingly nuke uDWsr- D'' .frs staten ea;s. Facts are facts
 I...,.h us ..ate them to tbe public.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

TIE Democratic County Central Com mittee substituted the names of R \. Lesthervood and Dr. Purdy on their legislative ticket in liel of l.. H. Man nIng and c. Nj. Bruce. resigned. The nomination for supervisor to fill the vananoy on the ticket occssioned by the pulling of Of Frank Allison is as yet un- filed and will probably remain SO. This place was rendered frs. to Mir. Paul Abadie and thea to MT Hiram Stevens, bat both gentlemen unconditIonslly re- fused to accept it Both had been shsbbi- ly treated in the convention and men of less character and competence put ID nomination over them. Now that the old bulk is sinking neither of the gen tlemen named feel like going down with her. They are to be cOmplImehted on their good judgment.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

KING Is stockholder in the Star Publishi1 az Company. and ss such is en. titled to a rebate on his published speeches This rebate be contributes 10 the concern and it is rapidly sccumu- lating wealth.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

The Supreme Court has just decided, in the case of the Territory vs. Blom- berg. that the Information Act passed by the 18th Legislative Assembly Is invaiid- Blomberg was tried upon an information charging him with murder in the Dis trIct Court of PinRl county. was con- vioted of msnslsughter and sentenced to seven and one-half years in the peni- tentiary. The decision is not wholly unexpected. It will be remembered that over year ago the CITIZEN pub lished long opiniof of Judge Gregg to the effect that the act was invalid. The opinion WAS rendered when the question was frs. srgured before him. It was widely copied in the press of the Terri tory, and had marked effect in check ing trials by information
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

-as |. blood on the Tombstone rG,ors Nash and Dunbar 1''-' .,.-.aj ,be,r pens ID gore, and a ,..g. is lmulGeni-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

--.,s,.,au ot Shaw means the con ,n office ot hre~hgm ct al.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

GENERAL FUND. No. IA. E. Jacobs. purchased
 accounts, jury certifi-.
 cateS .....-..-..-.S 70 UU No. ? 2-John A Blsck, purchased
 accounts, demand con-
 stable fees, calls for
 Sjyl0. allowed for.. 56 70 No. 3 \. B. Apple, constable
 fees, demands calls for
 Si9.40, allowed for. ~ 47 40 No. AT A. Jones, boarding
 and lodging prisoners,
 demand calls for S42.35
 allowed for. r... 33 35 No. 5-G. W. Fogg, purchased
 accounts. sundres. de-
 msnds calls for S35.50.
 allowed for. 70 JU No. c. Mary Duparte, interpre-
 terS lees S.....-....-. uu No, 7-Chas. I. Etchells, pur-
 chased accounts. ..... 7:S S0 No. S-M. W. Perry, binding
 county books. ...... F OO No. 9-T. Lillie Mercer, jus
 tices Tees. ............ SS SU No. I0-Leo Goldschmidt, mer-
 chsndise for court
 house ...-.... lSl U2 No. IA. Goldschmdth. pur-
 chased accounts, jury
 certificates ..... IT OJ No. 12-Wm Rosche, services as
 acting constable, de-
 mand for S92 10. al
 lowed for. ... S4 3O No. 13-Tucson Gas Co, gas for
 court house. third quar-
 ter, for 1886. ..........s l32 3O No. 14-G. 4. Hoff, jury fees. 10 No. l5-ArtIc Ice Co, ice fur
 Dished court house.
 third quarter, for 1886. Al 27 No, 16-James Qainlsn. black
 smIihing g...... S % No. l7-B B. Willard, use of
 carryall, demand call
 for $500 allowed for. 3 co No. 1S-Ed. Rochester. pur-
 ch7se1 accounts de-
 mands call for s7l.60 al-
 lowed for or..... 6S SO Ne. l9-L. Z-ckendorf and Co,
 purchased accounts de.
 maDds call for s449 5,
 allowed for 436 5 No. 20-Phil DrschmsD, use of
 carryEll. demand calls
 for S7 co. allowed for.., 6 co No. 2I-W. 0. Ferguson, con
 stable fees, demand
 calls for, s3360, allowed
 for. ....-..... 3l ID No. 22-Ramon Sardins. con-
 stable fees, demands
 call for S7s.50, allowed
 Tor. OT...........-. JU 2U No, 23-George P. Howe, indI-
 ceut pension. . 3O OO No. 24-Alex. NJ. Childs, regis
 tering officer fees...... Q No. 25-William Suttles. iDdi-
 gent pension. .... 45 70 No. 26-Willism Zeckendorf,
 merchaD diZe.. 66 3O No. 27-Arizons Dev, O.. court
 costs........ .....-.. JO No. 2s-F. J. Warren. court
 costs s.........-..- JO No. 29-L. Zeckendorf. supplies
 Hnd merchandise. ...... 96 co No. 30-GeI. NJ. Terrill, medical
 servises. es.-......-..-.... lU OO N. o.3l-Pierce Ford, mercban-
 dize for court house.. & % No. 32-J NJ. Berger, register ing officers fees. 70 No. B ID. Henderson, purchss
 ed accounts, jurors cer- titicstes s............... l3 SO No. 4-F. A. Grant, scalp,
 bounty killing noun
 tain lion n..........., 70 OO No, 35-A E Jacobs. purchased
 accounts, demands for
 sl972 5O, allowed for. l725 65 No. SD. Henderson, purchas-
 ed accounts, bears scalp
 bounty y.............. IU UO The board adjourned until tomorrow Oct Stn, 1886. at 10 m,
 $. MANSFIELD, Chairman. Attest:
 Fred G. Hughes, EK Oficio Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
The sapa,y of S.,ur., Ga, L.r4uy-..

A Pensy.vagis SealoSiss deci.rr- .l..i ,is oil fields ,f tlGt state have p..ssed ,-lr meridian. and that the supply oI l-.-lE-li gas is Lu--t.l.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
,rrgD,Y. OCTOBER 9. 1886.

,,r Shaw Is vote for kresh-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
Board of Supervisors.
 0EFTCTAT

TUCSON, A. T., Oct. 7th, 1886.
 The Board met pursuant to adjourn ment, at 10 o'clock, this day.
 Present, J. 5. Mansfield, Chairman; {; J. c. Handy. Member; Fred G. Hnghes, Ex-Officio Clerk.
 Absent. k. R. Richardson, Member.
 The minutes ot the previous meeting were read and approval deferred until additional items were added thereto.
 A communication was then read from the district attorney on the matter of purchasing law books for the district court library. On motion the commu- nicstion was ordered on file.
 A communication from the county officials was then read asking the transfer of funds from the general 10 the salary fund to pay salaries due them. Ou mo- ton the communication was ordered on file.
 The matter of tue sewerage account of MT. Smith Was postponed to await the attendance Of fuil board.
 The Chairman reported to the Board that he had approved the bond of Jo- seph R. Fryer. as justice of the peace of Harshsw precinct. with Thos. Hughes and W. E. Stevens as sureties.
 Also that he had approved the bond of W, O. Furguson as constable of No- gales precinct with Chas. Altschul snd John Andersen as sureties.
 W, J. Osborn appeared before the Board and asked permission to examine the papers pertaining 10 the Port LObos railroad which was granted him and all other partles wishing information pro- vided that no books or papers shall be ,aken outside this office.
 The Board then proceeded to audit accounts, and the following accounts were audited and allowed.