The St. Johns herald., 1886-10-14

Tee and Leonard proceeded to decide by lot who should hold over for the long term, which resulted ill Ernest Tee drawing the long term.
 On motion of the Chairman, voting precinct was made Of Taylor, to be known as the Taylor Precinct.
 The Board then considered the report of St. Geo. Creaghe, Co-Treasurer. fol Sd, quarter of 1SS6, accompanied with the following letter of transmittal, to wit:
 Office of the Treasurer of
 Apache County, Arizona.j
 St. Johns, September 30, 1886.
 To the Honorable Board of Supervis- ors, of Apache County, Arizona Terri tory.
 Gentlemen-I have the honor to here with transmit for your information and approval, my quarterly report for the quarter ending September 30th, 1886.
 ST. GEO. CREAGHE. Treasurer, II. r. BASTA, Deputy.
 Treasurers Report for the quarter end ing September 30th. 1886.
 DEBTOR. To Balance goo % AmoGnt received from County Recorder. ................. l2 co
 CREDIT. No Disbursements ts. co co By Balance .. ...... F % The Treasurers Report was examined and found correct.
 On motion the Board adjourned to meet tomorrow morning, Thursday, October 7th, 1886. at 10 q. m.
 HENRY HUNING, Ch'mn. WM. T. DALEY, Clerk.
 The Board met this morning, Thus day. October 7th, 1886, at 10 d. m., pur suant to the adjournment of yesterday. Fresent-Huning and Tee. Absent leonard The Report of the Jail Commissioners winch was demanded by the Board at its last regulgr meeting in July 1886. ! was submitted to the Board by II. [. l Banta, Secretary of said Jail CommIs 5oners, for examination The Report not being accompanied by Vouchers, Plans, Specifications, or Contract. was, by the Board rejected as being incom- plete and insufficient. The Board then ordered that another 1 demand be made upon said Jail Com requiring them to file an ad- Report with the Board of Super visors, accompanied with all Vouchers, Plans, Specifications and Contract, con cernlng the construction and erection of said County Jall.
 Said Report to be filed on or before the next regular meeting of the Board, January, 1887.
 The Board then proceeded to appoint Inspectors and Judges to act at the com ing election, November 2nd, 1886.
 FoG Winslow Precinct-E. R. Carr, Inspector. D. Demorest, J. H. Breed. Judges.
 For St. Joseph Precinct-Will c. Barnes, Inspector. J. H. Richards, B. F. Irby, Judges.
 For Holbrook Precinct-Howard Per l,irs Tnspector. q NJ Reynolds. David | Rope, Judges.
 For Navajo Springs Precinct-Hugh Lynch, Inspector. Gus Zeiger, Charles Judges.
 For Fort Defiance Precinct-T. H. 1 Inspector. Samuel Reeder, $. E. Marshall, Judges,
 For Keam's Canon Precinct-Thomas V. Keams, Inspector.-Alexander Stew ems, Jere Sullivan, Judges. For Pueblo Colorado Precinct-C. M. Cotton, spector.-James Stewart, Robers Meekins, Judges.
 For Buck Eye Precinct-J. w. Ben nett, Inspector. Mir. Garvin, $. Boo ten, Judges.
 For Woodruff Precinct-Bert Potter, Inspector. James Owens, T. W. Brook bank, Judges.
 For Snowflake Precinct-John Hunt, 1 Inspector John R. Huelett, James Flake, Judges.
 For Taylor Precinct-James Lewis, Inspector. John D. Shone, Kim Tally, Judges.
 For Percheron Precinct-James Nor -iaen, Inspector. Neal Peterson. Joseph l Fish, Judges.
 For Snow Low Precinct-J. B. Sollitt, | Inspector. Murray Johnson, Jack Porter, Judges.
 For Fort Apache Precinct-W. L. Barnum, Inspector. John Eads, Mir. Marvin, Judges.
 For Durfees Precinct-NIiles Durfees, Inspector Collin $. Campbell, Harry | snyder, Judges. For Wiliord Precinct-A. C. Peterson. Inspector. C. E. Richards, Jerome