Arizona republican., 1890-10-12
COUNTY SUPERVISORS Hold an Important Session
 Yesterday. Arrangements Made for the Coming Election. Polling Places Designated and Off cerS Selected-Claims Audited
 and Allowed.

The Board of Supervisors met at 10 o'clock yesterday, pursuant to adjourn ment.
 Present, C. R. flakes, Chairman, W. T. Smith, member, and J. L. B. Alexan- der, Clerk.
 The following Inspectors and Judges were appointed in the several precincts of Maricopa County:
 West Ph9nix-Inspector, B. A. Fickas; Judges, F. B. Dcvereaux and L. Fowler.
 East PhHnix-Inspector, II. II. Logan; Judges, II. King and c. II. Knapp. Orme-lnspector, James Wilkey, Sr.; Judges, Charles Pendergast and NJ. II. Calderwood.
 McDowell--Inspector, James McCann; Judges, John Miller and George Wilcox. Arizona Falls-lnspector, John R. Norton; Judges, Bert Spencer and John King.
 Winuiired-Inspector, Eugene Brash- ere; Judges, w. A. Parish and w. II. Thomas.
 New River-Inspector, James T. Gib- son; Judges, Frank Alkire and NJ. E. McGinn.
 Frog Tanks-Inspector, Eugene St. Clair; Judges, Frank Cole and D. E. Keating.
 TemPe-Inspector, J. L. Gregg; Judges, c. W. Miller and Lon Forsee. Jordan-Inspector, T. c. Jordan; Judges, II. F. Collins and James Stinson. Mesa-Inspector, c. l. Robson; Judges, William NJ. Standage and Will liam Newell.
 Highland Canal-Inspector, W. E. Pomeroy; Judges, Robert Banta and Thomas Jobs.
 Lehi-Inspector II. C. Rogers; Judges, Wm. CrIsman and II. Simkins. Ncrde-InspeCtOr, J. NJ. Sears Judges, Y. Sharp and Phil Sheridan.
 Cave Creek-lnspector, A. J. Hos kius; Judges, Eugene Angelman and 4. C. Bradstreet.
 Wickenburg-Inspector, Henry Wick enburg; Judges, Wm. Bacon and F. l.. Brill.
 Enterpnse-Inspector, ?. NJ. liar graves; Judges, J. \. Bassett and Lon Teal.
 West Buckeye-Inspcctor T. \. Clan ton; Judges, ". J. Milton and J. J. lIodnet.
 East Buckeye-Inspector, NJ. R. Rich ardson; Judges, NJ. NJ. Jackson and Thomas Clay.
 Gila Beud-Inspector, II. W. Pom eroy Judges, Wm. J. Morgan and 0. l.. Pease.
 Lower Gila Bend-Inspector, J. w. Davenport; Judges, F. D. Welcome and J. =. Anderson.
 Agua Caliente-Inspector, II. R. Wills; Judges, C. W. Cameron and Charles Mauk.
 Cartwright-lnspector, James D. Mar Tor; Judges, J. F. Orme and S. $. Green. The following places or houses were designated where the polls shall be held at the general election in November next in the precincts or districts here matter mentioned:
 West Phoenix, Justice Sherman's Court; East Phoenix, Gregory House i; Tempe, Shultz x Franklin's office Mesa, Passey's furniture store; Lehi, school house Highland, Robert Banta's house ; Mcdowell, WilcOx's store; Winnifred, Union mine house. Cave Creek, Phoenix mine; Arizona Canal, Spencer's house i; Wickenbcrg, Grants store Nulture, Ganz's store Orme, school in District NO. l7; Cartwright, Cartwright school ll'h'NS lstt9b l'u'hNgN1 'N'iDD' iiDtoN West Buckeye, Hurley's store; Enter prise, Hargrave's house; Gila Bend, school house Lower Gila Bend, school house; Agua Caliente, Wills house New River, Gibson's house; Frog Tanks, St. Claire's house; Jordan, school house.
 The following claims were audited and allowed: G. l.. Compton, Con- stables fees, $8.25; II. c. Mcdonald, Constable's fees, $62.9O; G. l.. Compton, Constable's fees, $l2.25 c.. L. Compton Constable's fees and meals to prisoners $65I5; J. P. Orme, labor in Road Dis trict No. 2, SIG; II. A. Hughes, medi cal service to jail prisoners, S200.
 warrant was drawn on the contin gent fund for $2O to aid an indigent sick to reach his friends at Clifton.
 Adjourned till Monday al 10 am.