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Minutes of last meeting read ant approved,
 The returns of tho election held il Glla County, Nov ?, 1886, were open ed and canyassad and resulted as fol 1 lows:
 For Delegate to Congress c, c Bean received ZIG votes, Marcus A Smith received 29S votes majority ! for Smith S2,
 For Superintendent of Public In struction Charles NJ, Strauss received 2lO votes, Thomas Cordis received 269, scattering l majority for Cordis 1 2s.
 For Joint Conncilman-W c. Wat. kins received 256 votes, E. s. CoAman received PIT votes, scattering 1i ma jority for Watkins 8, For the Cuuucit- ?. c, Robertson received 3Ol votes, J. c. Martin re- eeiyed 2o3, scattering 1; majority for Robertson 97,
 For the House of Representatives Eugene J, TIippel received 3S2 votes, Hampton Ellis received l6l votes ma. iority for Trippel l9l,
 For Sheriff F. E. Hodgson received 274 votes, Patrick shanley received 20 votes, Henry Franek received Il yotesi majority for Hodgson 84
 For Treasurer Thos, A. Loaergan received 27l votes ], H. pascoe re. ceiyed PIP votes; majority for Loner- gan g,
 For District Attorney D, Nc Cabe received 2s7 votes tho contest. antl, scattering 36 votes, For Recorder -Ghas T, Martin re- ceiyed 276 votes no contestant, scat tering l4 votes
 For Probate Judge w. Y. Kings bury received 263 votes, Chas. T. Con nell received 252 votes; majority for Kiugsbury II.
 For Public Administration ", A. Holmes received 270 votes, Geo. C. Strong received 285 votes, scattering s; majority for Holmes g.
 For Coroner John c. Jones re- ceived 2lS votes tho contestant, scat. tering %.
 For County surveyorA. G, Pon dleton received 23l votes (ao contest, ant.
 For Supervisors Alfred Kinney re- ceiyed 279 votes, s. ,. Conner re. ceived 209 votes W. H. Duiyea re. ceiyed 265 votes, c. T Peter received 265 votes.
 Probate Judge c. A, swasey was present m accordance with law and canyassed the vote for Supervisors, and declared Alfred Kinney elected, and ordered the Clerk of the Board to issue him certificate of election; the yota of ". H. Duryea and c. T. Peter for Supervisors berng tia, tue cleo. ton was declared to have resulted in no choice between them
 For Justice of the Peace of Globe Precinct Job Atkins received 1lB votes. r. M. Knapp received l08 votes, s. ". Ball received l04 votes, scatter ing 5; plurality for Atkins 5.
 For Constable, Globe Precinct J. Il. Benbrook received 2l1 votes, Jas. Ellison reccrged l13 votes, scattering 6; majority for Benbrook 92.
 For Justice of the Peace, Stanton Precinct R. A. Windes received 9 votes tho contestant
 For Constable, stanton Precinct J. e. Coplin received votes (no contest anti.
 For Justice ot the Peace, Grapevine Precinct John A Ranage received 4 votes, J R Hazard received 26 votes; majority for Ramage IS,
 For Constable, Grapevine Precinct
 Ed. Simpson received 34 votes, c, H. Blevins received 22 votes, c. E Liy. ingston received F votes, scattering I; plurality for simpson 12
 For Justice of the Peace, Reno Pre- cinct F.. NJ Cooper received " votes, Chas. Bouquet received l5yctes, scat- tering majority for Cooper |
 For Constable, Reno Precinct J. NJ. Martin received IS votes " Pack ard received II votes, scattering X majority for Martin 3 On motion it was ordered, that the votes cast Justice of the Peace and Constable in McMillen, San Carlos and Pioneer Precincts Dc strickan out, as tue parties voted fer are residents oi IGlobe Precinct On motion if was ordered that the candidates having received the high est number of votes bo declared eject cd and tic Clerk was directed to issue the proper certificates of election.
 The Chairman then reported thc approval of the bond of Johp A. Ram. age, Justice Of the Peace (by appoint ment) of lirapevina Precinct for $100C with c. T. Peter and j. T. Fhppin ai { surctieg
 The following claims were then al