The Clifton clarion., 1886-04-14
OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
REGULAR SESSION.

RITORf OF ARIZONA, SOLOMON
 VILE, APRIL 9TH, 1886.
 The Board met in regular session a 10 o'clock A. M.
 Present,-E. A. Cutter, Chairman Burt Dunlap, Member; E. D. Futile Clerk. Absent,-Hyrum Weech
 Minutes ofprevious special meeting read and approved.
 The bill of J, F. Crowley for s56. 4 referred back at last meeting for ex planation was considered, and was al lowed s2s.2O.
 Communication from l.. Fraissine asking a reconsideration of the actiol taken by the Board at the Novembe meeting 1885 in disallowing his bil of Sl00 for constructing trail at Nortl Clifton was read. After consideration and on motion the Board declined tt allow the bill, deeming the expendi ture unauthorized by law, not being on public highway.
 Lane Fisher and G. w. Parks Road Viewers, submitted their repor on the proposed road from Ast Spring to Duncan which was read anC ordered on file, and as the cost of the me'would be some $500, the Board does not think proper to open said road at this time.
 Barnaby Palm rendered his resig. nation as Road Overseer of District No. 5. On motion same was accepted and Robt Nash was appointed Road Overseer of District No. 5, vice Palm, resigned.
 W. R. Mccormick rendered his res ignation as Road Overseer of District No. 3, and on motion same was ac- cepted and Henry Hill was was ap- pointed Road Overseer of said District vice Mccormick resigned.
 s. c. Clevenger made application to be released from the bond of l.. Rea- shaw, J. P. of Precinct No. 2. On motion the request was granted and Justice Reashaw is required to file a new bond.
 Upon petition from the citizens of Precinct No. 2, asking for the appoint ment of H. c. Boon and John Brewer as Justices of the Peace of said Pre- cinct. It is ordered that said H. c. Boon and John Brewer are severally as Justices of the Peace of said Precinct, and H. c. Boon is to be the successor of w. c. Glenn, Justice of the Peace, whose office is declared vacant, he having been out of fhe Territory since November last.
 Upon petition from the citizens of Precinct No. l, R. A. Alfred was ap- pointed Justice of the Peace for said Precinct, and the Clerk is directed to notify the appointees to file their bonds.
 Upon petition from the residents of 5afford and Thatcher the present trav- elled road from Stafford to Thatcher is changed as follows; Beginning where the road crosses the west line of Saf- ford town site, thence north on said line about l50 feet, thence west along the street at Campbell's store flow laid out on the north bank of the north branch extension of the mill ditch to .he bend of said ditch on section ', township ', south of range 26, east, thence along the north bank of said fitch to the line of section 1, townsh ip :, south range 25 east, thence, in the most direct line to the centre street of at the east line of section 2, thence, along said street to the west inc of said town and to where it in ersects the present travelled road. The same is declared public and the old road now exist ing between said points is 10 be dis as soon as the new road is and put in suitable condition for travel by the persons interested in property benefited in the change, and the same-is accepted by the Road Overseer of the District.
 F. A. Kreigh having rendered his as Road Overseer of road District No. :, on motion same was accepted and W. G. Clemens, Road Overseer of District No. 6, is author zed to act as Overseer of the roads in said District No. ', until new Road Overseer is appointed for said District.
 Supervisor Hyrum Weech here en- cred and took his seat in the Board.
 Owing to the condition of the road rom SolomonvIlle to Sheldon, and he road through Stockton Pass the Board authorizes the Road Overseers ,f the Districts in which said roads are to expend on the former Sl25, md on tho latter Sl00 in making the necessary repairs where most needed, he road work appearing to be insuffi- .ient for the purpose, and to make ull report of work done when presen- ing bills for expenditures.
 The Board audited the following ,ills, and ordered warrants drawn in payment therefor.
 DRAWN ON GENERAL SALARY FUND. Geo H. Stevens, salary and Clerk of District Court s250.
 Geo H. Stevens, salary as County Recorder, S450. rI t4t-ar
 U. Bolan, salary as District At orney, S625.
 B. M. Crawford, salary as Sheriff, Il ,25O. - .sar.-s -t .-.1.el -r-fs
 T. J. Neese, salary as County Treas lrer, S625.
 G. H. Hyatt, salary as Probate 'udge, S250. DRAWN ON GENERAL CONTINGENT AND
 ROAD FUND. D Futile, salary as Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, Sl25. , D Futile, freight, express charges, postage for County, S37.57.
 T Fitzgerald, printing for County, 32O.SO
 T Fitzgerald, printing for County, ill1.S7.
 L Bancroft & Co, books for County 27.50.
 E Solomon, merchandise and pur- hased accounts, $l32.52. ;itizen P & P Co, stationery and blanks, $l42.40.
 NJ Crawford, fees as sheriff, S353.1O NJ Montierth, lumber for county, 55.90.
 Elias, salary as guard sls0.
 |" {" {" !" 90. Henry Hill, transporting prisoners, s60.15, allowed $32.75.
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