Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

] rpFtrNbIlOU. QG V ho W | the district attorney,
 On motion the Board adjourned un- til tomorrow, Oct. l3ih, looo, at IO | o'clock, n. ID,
 J. $. MANSFIELD. Chairman. Attest:
 Fred G. Hughes Ex-Officio Clerk.
 Tucson A. T. Oct. 18th 1886.
 The Baard met pursuant to sdjOSrn- ment at 10 o'clock &. ID. thIs day.
 Present J. $. Mansfield, Chairman; J. c. Handy, Member; R. R. Richardson, Member; Fred G. Hughes, E1-oficiC clerk.
 The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The following opinions of the district attorney having been asked for by the Board at the last meeting. were pre- scented, read and ordered aOreRd upon the minutes, viz:
 TUcsos, A. T. Oct. 13tL. 1886. GESTLRNES:-In regard to altering sr changing sn election precInct, Is Is my opinion you have the right to do SO after sn examination of parties Tn re- gard 10 the convenience and necessities of the voters. Respectfully,
 (Signed) B. h. HEREFORD,
 District Attorney,
 To the Honorable the Board of Super visors.
 TUcsoS. A. T, Oct. 18th, 1886. GESTLEMES:-Ihe communication oi J. A Zabriskle and others in regard to establishing of an election precinct at Tanque Verde has received my careful attention.
 I can find no law prohibiting it, and therefore gay you have the right to es- taDlish one at that point and if the con- venience of the voters require 1t, it Is your duty so to do.
 Respectfully,
 (Signed) E. II. HFEEFoRD,
 District Attorney.
 To the Honorable the Board of Super vlsors.
 The Board then proceeded to appoint inspectors and judges of election, and fix the polling places for the comirg z general election on the 2d day of No vember next. and the following ollie Is were appointed and polling places de- siRnsted. VIZ:
 Tucson, Precinct No. I-Inspector, ". F. Scott; judges, John Prince and NJ J. Sullivan; polling place, south en- trance of court house.
 Tubac. Precinct No. 2-Inspec z, T. Lillie Mercer; judges. II. W. LoRe and Sablno Otero; polling place, house of T. l.. Mercer.
 Greaterville. Precinct No. 3-Iuspec- tor Thos. F. Pegg; judges. L, H. Young and NJ. W. Thompson; polling place, store of E. Downer.
 CrittenceD. Precinct, No 4-Inspector J. R. Manning: judges. A. J. Stockton, and II. Barnett; polling place, Judge Bakers office.
 Total Wreck, Precinct No. 5-Inspec- tor, J. O. Dougherty; judges. Wm. Shaw and J. Burns, polling place, compsuy's office.
 Columbia Camp, Precinct No G.-In- spector, J. V. Weigle: judges, W. B. McCleary and G. W, Redmond: polling place, Columbia smelter's office,
 Humboldt. Precinct No. 7.-Inspector, w. B. Conlee; judges D. McLain and Chas. Bent; pJlling place, Humboldt COmpsny's office. Gro Blanco, Precinct No. S.-Inspec- tor, J. NJ. KirkpstrIck; judges. A. Id. l Noon and John Bartlett; polling place, J. Bsrtlett's store. La NorIs. Precinct No. 9-Inspector. Geo. E. Williams; judges. A. l.. Shivey and Isaac Lsnders; polling place, store | of E. SydOw.
 Pantano, Precinct No. 0.-Inspec.or, George T. Woltolk; judges J. NJ. Mo Kay and Wm. Wakefield; polling place, house of G. Wolfolk. Sslero-Precinct, ho, l1-Inspecior, Geo. Clark; judges, Thos. Durand, and | Robt Driver, polling place, house of Dursnd.
 Arivsca-Precinct. No. l2-Inspector, W Un hank: judges, A Sheltonbrsndt, | and \ w Bernard; polling place, store of \ W Bernard
 Redrngton-Precinct, No. 13-Inspec- tor, $ A Pierson; judges, z II Taylor and NJ Glass; polling place, post office building.
 Eigin-Precinct. No. II-Iapector. E w Clark; indges, Chas. Hand and E Rice. The design ation of the polling place for this precinct was deferred until Monday Oct. 18th.
 Hqrshaw-PrecInct, No. 15-Inspector, J R Fryer; judges, J G Best and Geo. Norton; polling place, store of E SydOw. Calsbasas No. l6 -Inspec. tor, E k Sykes; judges, Geo. W Akin son and A w Towne; polling place. Ca labssas Hotel.
 Tanque Verde-Precinct. Nc I7-In- spector, E Callo,k; judges, Manuel l. Martinez and Fled Austin; polling place. house of W s Oury.
 Nogsles-Precinct, No. lS-Inspector, A F Crawford; judges, W Behrand, and ID D Hall; polling place, office Of A Brichts.
 Olive eCsmp-Precinci No 2O-Tuspec- tor. W l. Grov.r; Judges, J k Brown aud Franklin. J Davis; polling place, house of K Brown.
 Quijotoa, Precinct, No 2l.-Inspector, W ( Atkinson; judges, Mike Carney, and $ G Williams; polling place, com pany's office. San Xavier. Precinct, No. 22.-Inspec- Or, J NJ Berger; judges. 5 Walters, and Merced Federico; Hing plsc-, house ,f AntonIo BustsmsDte. The Board then instructed the clerk to notify John Haynes esq, counsel and Nm. S, Edwards, chief engineer of he Tucson and Calabasas Railroad Company. to appear before the Board ,n Monday, Oct. 18th 1886. as matters of [ importance relating to that company sill he brought before it. The Board then audited and allowed ( he demand of J. II. Martin for S30,00. or jurors certificate. On motion the Bosrd adjourned until 'Ionday Oct. 18th. 1886 a: 10 o'clock A. [ D.
 T. <. MANSFIELD, Chairman.