Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-04
Board of Supervisors.

Present, J. 5. Mansfield, Chairman J. c. Handy. member; Fred G. Hughes Ex-Ofiicio Clerk.
 Absent, k k. Richardson. member.
 The minutes of previous meeting yer, read ana approved,
 The Board then proceeded to audiC the accounts pertaining to the late cleo ton, and the following accounts ver, audited and allowed:
 No. I-Nm. A. Scott, inspector of
 election precinct No. l. $50 O( No. 2-John Prince. judge ot cleo
 ton precinct No. l. 30 Ol No. 3-M J Sullivan, judge of cleo
 tion precinct No l. I... 30 OC No. 4-G B Heney, clerk of cleo
 tlOn precinct No l.... 20 OC No. 5-Gust A Hoff, clerk of eiec-
 ton precinct No l........ 20 OC No. 6.-L H Manning, clerk of
 election precinct No. I....... 20 OO No. TT Lillie Mercer, inspector
 Of election precinct No 2... , co No. o-Casslus Perrin. clerk of elec-
 tion precinct No7......... 5 co No. SC J Philips, judge of cleo
 tion precInct No S....... co No. IDA H Noon, iudge of cleo
 ton precinct No S........... co No. ll-G F Wolfolk, inspector of
 election precinct No I0.. ...... , co No. l2-N W BeDard, purchased
 accounts, election officers pre-
 einct No F; ...........-..... 25 % No. 13-J R Fryer, inspector of
 election precinct No l5..... co No. 4-Geo M Norton. juage of
 election precinct No l. ........ , co No. l5-J G Best, j1dge of elec-
 ton precinct No b. 5.......... , % No. l6-Ben Black, clerk of cleo
 tion precinct No. 15......... p co No. l7-Jas T Lyons. clerk of cleo
 ton precinct No b. ........ , co No. lS-GeO Roe, constable of cleo
 tiOn precinct No l5. .......... , co No. l9-Ed Bullock. inspector of
 election precinct No l7...... , co No. 20-Iuis Nssquez. purchased
 account election officers of pre-
 cinct No ls................ 10 % No. 2l-W x Cummings. judse of
 election precinct No Is and
 purchased account of election
 officer precinct No IS. ........ 20 % No. 22-Beckie Ezekels. purchased
 recount of election officer pre-
 cine, No. Is. ls................ 70 co No. 23-F 4 Stevens. clerk of elec-
 ton precinct No 2l and regis
 tering officers feas..... 9 % No. 24-A B Sampson, purchased
 accounts of registering off
 CTS fees oi precinct No l3... : 9 No 2j-T Lillie Mercer. register
 ing officers fees.......'..... 6 25 No. 26 -G J Phillip, registering
 oIlci s Ices. s...-.-....---. . tO The chairman having notified the board that he had approved the official bonds of the following county officials elect, with theIr respective snreties, viz: l., O. Shaw-sheriff. with l.. NJ. Jacobs. D. Henderson, Mash X DriscOl and Sabino OterO as sureties ID penal sum If ten thousand dollsrs
 NJ. 5. snyder-County Clerk. with L. H. Gormley, Thomas Hughes, Thomas Dnscoi. A. Ls gard and Royal A. Johnson, as sureiIes, In the penal sum of ten thousand dollars. W. NJ. Jacobs-Justice of the Peace, Pct. No. l, with Ii. ;. Stevens and Thomas Hughes Us sureties in the penal sum O. one thousand dollars. W Ii. Lucas as-Coustable Pet. No. l, with Herbert Penney and R. H. Peul as suIeties, in the sum of one thousand dollars.
 T. J. Newcome-Corssa sable Pct. No, l. with Wm. Reid and r. II. Goodwin as sureties, in the pena! sum of One thou sand dollars.
 Mariana SBmaniego-COunty Assessor, with Pedro AguIrre and Juan E.Ias as suretIes, in the penal sum of ten thou sand dollars.
 James Spsedy of Pct. No. IS, with Swan P. Nelson, Wm, A. Demp- sey and E. II. Goodwin as sureties, ID the penal sum of one thousand dol lars.
 |. NJ. Berger-Justice of the Peace of Pet. No. 22. with Albert Steinfsld and Mar ana SamauiegO, as sureties. ID the penal sum of one thousand dol lArs.
 Jas [. Griffith-Justics of the Peace, Of Pet. No, IS. with F Maish and C. c. Stevens Es sureties, in tine sum of one thousand dollars.
 Judge W. H. Culver. here appeared before the board with a proposition on behalf of the Arizona Marrow Gauge Railroad company.
 Supervisor J. C. Handy, being an in ter-sted party in said company, retired from the board and Probate Judge J. 5. Wood entered and took Supervisor seat according to law.
 Judge Culver then presented the fol- lowing petition which was Lumerously signed by the principal taxpayers otthe county. Viz:
 To the honorable Board of Supervisors.
 of PIns county, Arizona.
 We, the undersigned ci!iZe ns and tax payers of Pima county. Arizona, respect fully petition your honorable body to en- courage the speedy building of the Ari- zoua Narrow Gauge railroad to the San Pedro valley. by offering for sale, in the manner provided by law. the bonds of said railroad company, which the cOun- ty now holds or may become entitled to; and. also, to accept any bId of said com pa1v on the basis of twenty-five (25) cents on the dollar for said bonds with the coupons attached, payable m cash, or in Pima county bonds st par, at the option of said company; but said bonds are not to b delivered nor payment re- auired, until tll3 majority of the Globe trade Is turued over sgld rallroad to Tucson. and urtil sixty (6Ol miles ot said road Is m operation, and provided further. that the said sixty (60) miles of road shall be completed and the msiOri- ty of the Globe trade shall be so turned within eighteen (lS) months from the first Of January next.
 Tucson. 4. T., Nov. 18th, loS6. The Board beng convinced that IL IS for the best interests of Pima county, On motion it was Resolved. That the County Tressur- ar of Pima county be and he IS hereby directed to advertise for bids Tor the sale of the Arizona Marrow Gauge rsil- road bonds, that are now Tn hls hands, and that may hereafter come into ms hands. as provided by Act 8, Section o' of Se-siou laws of 1883. approved Feb uary 21st. 1883 ca motion the Board adjourned 70 meet on December 9th, lSSj. at IO o'clock. 6. m.
 J. s. MANSFIELD. Chairman. Fred G. Hughes Ex-olicio Clerk.