The St. Johns herald., 1888-07-19

and made his bond as required by law duly approved by the Probate Judge O l said county, and report thereof made t, this Board.
 It appearing to the Board of Supervi sors that c. L. Finn, by proper peti tion addressed to the Chairman of tht Board, a copy of which said petition was served on C. F. Cate, Justice of the Peace, for Winslow precinct in said county for more than ten days prio1 hereto, to-wit: On the 29th day of May 1888, said petition and copy so served and sworn to, being on file with the Board, and the said c. F. Cate, being | for more than ten days since service Oi said notice on him. failed to give a new or supplemental bond as Justice of the Peace, it is ordered that the office of Justice of the Peace for said precinct heretofore filled by said c. F. Cate to be vacant in accordance with par. 5099 oi Revised Statutes of 1887, and c. F. Finn is hereby released from any fur ther liability as surety on the official bond of c. F. Cate from this date.
 The official bond of G. w. Wakefield as Supervisor was duly reported, filed and approved by the Probate Judge.
 The Board of Supervisors then ad- journed to meet as a Board of Equaliza- tion.
 The Board of Equalization then met at 10 30 a. m., pursuant to above ad- journment.
 Present, Rope and Richards; absent, Wakefield.
 Examination of the assessment roll continued. The following named par ties were raised on their assessment as follows:
 A. D. Mcintosh raised on horses $4OO. Elifonso Olivario raised $12O on land.
 The Board then adjourned to meet at p. m.
 The Board met at ? p. m., pursuant to adjournment.
 Present, Rope, Richards and Wake field. The following named parties were raised on their assessment for 1888, as follows:
 A Y Palmer on land $15. L L Perkins on personal property $120. J B Patter- son on Improvements $50. Alejand;o o Peralta on improvements $10O. A H Pratt on land $200. Davis B Rudd on cattle $120. Wm M Rudd on land $480. s H Rogers & Sons on land $3O. JPI Rothenburger on machinery $200.
 The Board of Equalization then ad- journed udtil a. m. tomorrow morning
 DAVID ROPE, Chm'n.
 Attest: E. ". NELSON, Clerk pro tenn.
 July 13, 1S88.-The Board met at a. m., pursuant to adjournment. Present, Rope, Richards and Wake field. Examination of the assessment roll continued, and the following named parties were raised as follows: John Skaggs raised $l00 on cattle. | Jose Jesus Sanches raised $24O on land | Jose Sevedera raised $100 on improve ments. Juan Sepulveda raised $250 on cattle. R. J. Scott raised $500 on sheep. w Stradling raised $20 on horses. 1 Manuel Ant Candelario raised on sheep l $5,625. Rosalio Candelario raised on sheep $1.250. Anbrosia Candelario l raised $1 ,250 on sheep. Frank Hubbell | raised $3, 750 on sheep. P s Slaughter raised $500 on cattle. Milo A Smith raised $750 on improvements, also $25O l on horses; total $1.00O. II M Tanner, St. Joseph, raised $1O0 on cattle. All Tucker raised $l 200 on cattle Twenty | four Cattle Company raised $48O on land A II Penney raised $24O on land John Brewer, Springerville, raised $40 on ] land.
 The Board then took a recess until ? p. m.
 At p. m. the Board resumed session. The following named parties were raised 3n their assessment for 1888, as follows: Woods & Potter raised $500 on horses. Wabash Cattle Company raised 5000 ,n cattle, also $350 on land; total s, 1850. Waters Cattle Company raised $2OO on and, and $320 on horses; total, $530. The Board then adjourned until a. n. tomorrow, the 14th inst.
 DAVID ROPE, Chm'n. Attest: E. w. NELSON, Clerk pro tenn.
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