The St. Johns herald., 1889-07-25

IHeInDeTS baFlug DeeH appsONeu Dy Ius Probate Judge.
 k c Blassingame, Supervisor. - $86 0C Henry Smith, .... fl 0( P Coleman, .... 63 OC A Ashton, Clerk, quarter ending
 June 30th .. .. 125 0C A F Banta, District Attorney. ... 100 OC St Geo Creaghe, Sheriff ........ 100 OJ J T Lesueur, Probate Judge ... 100 OC Nat Greer, Treasurer. .... 800 0C J DssLikens, Assessor. or...... .350 co Art Mcdonald, jailor and janitor 300 co
 The following cash orders were then issued on the Treasurer, by unanimous vote:
 A F Banta, Dist. Atty, fees. =. .$185 p Ashton & Magee, board prisoners.545 % w E Platt, stamps. ps...... 8 57 A Ashton, District Clerk .....1 100 %
 The Board then took a recess until 2:30 pm.
 The Board of Supervisors met as a Board of Equalization at p. m., and adjourned until Thursday at 10 a. m.
 The Board met at ? 2;3O p. m.. Entire Board present.
 The assessment of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company, as made by the Territorial Board of Equalization for the year 1859, was duly submitted for action thereon. It appeared that the Territorial Board, at its regular meeting held the first Monday in June, 1889, as- sessed the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company for its road-bed, bridges, cul- verts, rolling stock, depots, station build ings, telegraph lines. and all other prop erty subject to taxation, exclusively used in the operation of such railway in the Territory of Arizona and County of Apache, in the aggregate sum of $777,- 932 22.
 The length of main track of said rail- way in Apache county is 111.69 miles.
 The ass sessment of the Territorial Board of Equalization for the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad in this county, was duly accepted by the Board of Supervi- sors, and the County Assessor is hereby directed to enter the statement of the property of the Atlantic and Pacific rail- road company, in Apache county, Ari- zona Territory, for the year 1889, as made by the Territorial Board of Equaliza tion, with the description of said prop erty as therein described, upon the as- sessment roll of said county for said year, under the proper heads therefor, with the total value Of said assessed property carried out.
 The following claims were allowed on the Contingent Fund:
 w E Platt. stationery. .......$ $48 8 Bancroft, Whitney S Co.,, forms. 7 %
 GENERAL FUND. A F Banta, Dist. Atty, fees .... .145 co 4 Ashton, Clerk ot Court .... .415 10 A Ashton, Court Commissioner. g 50 w E Platt, Drugs. 30 The following cash orders were then issued on the Treasurer: Nat Greer, cloth, etc. ........... $2 20 A F Banta, California Reports. 6 50 The Board then adjourned until 10 a. m., tomorrow.
 R. C. BLAssINGAME, Chm'n. Attest: ARTHUR ASHTON, Clerk.
 July 16.-The Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present, entire Board. Minutes of the 18th read and approved The following claims were allowed on the General Fund:
 St G Creaghe, sheriff, claim 2,522
 20, allowed. ed.....$2,4 ,426 45 | St Geo Creaghe, sheriff, cash... 76 75 | Sheriff. board of jury. y......... .. 5S 50
 CONTINGENT FUND. Apache County Pub. Go. printing 9O6 co |
 GENERAL FUND. L F Eggers, Dep. Dist. Atty. .. 457 I5 A F Banta, claim of L F Eggers. .142 S5 The Board, with the District Attorney, then proceeded to examine the Treasur- CTS report for the quarter ending June 90th, 1889. The cash being counted and certificate of amount filed with the Board by the District Attorney and Clerk of Board July 1st. Said report, upon examination was found to be correct, and in words and figures as follows: TreasureI's statement for the quarter ending June 30, 1899,
 RECEIPTS. April 1-Balance. .$7,574 42 Delinquent taxes. 2,3S3 80 District Attorney, taxes coll'd 150 co Sheriff, licenses. ........... 6S4 co R E Morrison, school fund. ... 50 co & F R R burial expenses of
 James Murphy, deceased .. 1S 50
 Total ...........$ SIC, ,S63 S4