Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25
Board of Supervisors.
loFFICIAtI

TUCs0N. A. T. Dec mber 18th, 1886.
 The Buard met pursuant to RJi 5urn- ment at 70 o'clock ID this day.
 Present, J. $. Mansfield. Chairman 1; J. C. Handy. member; \. B-rtCn, D. putty Ex-- fficIo Clerk.
 A'saut, k R R Rclaris0n. member; Fred II. iuEh-s. Ex-utfi MO Clerk.
 The minutes oi the previous meeting were read sud approved.
 < petition from the ch ildren of Alvinp Contreras was read ssxiBg to have their mothers name stricken rom the tax roil-she being widow and exempt from taxation. Ol the testimony of sworn witnesses Rs to Der heinz B widow and destitute. on motion 1t was ordered that her tax be reunited. l be Clerk ws= instructed 10 notify the Recorder of same.
 Tbe Chairman then approved the off cial bonds ol the following County off cials, elect, with their respective sure ties. VIZ:
 T. Luiie Mercer. justice of the peace, orecInc. N. ?. with l. 'oooll Ephraim and SVan r Ne son Es sufe'ies in the peu,l sum of one thousand dollars.
 V. E. hei sly, !uSiIce of the peace. precinct NJ. 2 @itn ". f. Lake and T. smith as -ureiies in the penal sum of one tbonssUd dollars.
 John Perrysr. jIsiIce of the peace. precinct NO. 15 WItb W. $. + 5ad and w. T. Lake as surr'i in the penal sum oi one thousand doila s.
 Ebin ". Clark. justice nf thA nasra. precinct NJ. If witn A. L. k ce and A. O'Danuell Hs sureties, iu the penal sun of one thousand q liars.
 G W. Bake. j~s'Ire ot the peace. pre- -In't N f Vi'h D. D. Renter and J. W. Lack as sure'I-s n the renal sum ot one tn u-- nj dollars.
 Eugene K Sytes, j1stice o' 'he peace, 0r,ctuct No. l6 with B. C. Parker and ". P. Woad fs suTe'ies. n the penal sum of opa thousand dollars.
 Ramon SardIpG. C,n-tatle, precinct No 2 wltD Jnan E.Ia- and lomas Elias as sure,iss, in the penal sam of one thous-ni dollars.
 [. R. Fryer Constable. p-e'inc' N. l5 win W I. Lake anl Wm. Pdrs CT a- su r-ties in the penal sum of one thousand dnl'ar-.
 Tbe Board then proceeded to auais accounts pertaining to the late election. The 'olo ing accounts were sudited and allowed:
 K. ; Adams. services Rs clerk ot
 election. rreciuct No 20 .-......s5 % Guillcrno R mey. services as clerk
 of elec'ioo. precinct N. 2...--....5 % NJ. l.. Grover. servers A7 inspector
 rt eleriinr, precinct No. 2O.... S5 % .J.N McKay, servicfs a= judge of
 election. praeinci No. l0.........5 O Il. W Low, services as judge Of cleo
 tion, precIIct No. 2.--....-.....5 D Ol
 Matters pertaining to the Narrow Gauge Railroqd company having come up. making inqniry as tO the nop-pnbi'- cation hy the treasurer Bs heretofore or fered by the Board, of ihe advertise rnaut for the sale of the Marrow Gauge railroad bonds.
 Supa-v Handy, being an in- .erested party, Tetired from the Board Probate Judge JobD < Wood taking his place, accordiDg Co law.
 The treasurer, heiug present. stated that as he was | directed ss to the es- pec-aI time ot pu bl'catIon he had gwen tbe matter hIs attention md had sought legal advice as to bis dufy m the prem ises.
 On m7t;on the clerk WAS instructed to ,ot,f, tba treasurer to have a1yertise- r..nt m, de at the lowest market price.
 Sn,erv,s,r J.C Handy resumed hi- seat. and on motion the hna'd HdJ 'n' ad to me, on Tuvsdsv, December -ls' 1886, at 10 o'clock. n. m.
 | $. MANSFIELD. Chairman. Attest:
 ARrHua EDITION, Deputy E1-ofhcio Clerk