Arizona silver belt., 1890-11-22
BOARD or SUPERVISORS.
GLOBE, Gila County, Arizona

Board met pursuant to adjournment Present--Supervisors Shanley, Dan forth and Powers; J, D. McCabe, Dis trict Attorney, Chas. T Martin, Clerk
 The Board then proceeded to can vass and estimate the votes cast in Gil, County, Arizona, at the General Flee ton held on the 4th day of Novembel A. D. 1890, with the following result to-wit
 For Delegate to Congress--M. A Smith received 431 votes, Geo. w. Cheyney received 2S2 votes--l49 votes majority for Smith, For Joint Councilman-P. R. Brady received 4l5 votes, w, F, Nichols re. ceived 293 votes-l22 votes majority for Brady.
 1 For Council-G. T. Peter received 1882 votes, U. z. Curtis received 33C votes-32 votes majority for Peter.
 For Assembly--R. B. Moore received 374 votes, NJ. C. Webb received 322 yotes-52 votes majority for Moore. For Probate Judge-F w. West meyer received STA votes, Job Atkins received 33l votes-43 votes majority for Westmeyer
 For District Attorney-J. D. Me Cabe received 367 votes, J. w. Went worth received 337 votes-30 votes ma iority for McCabe.
 For Sheriff.. H. Thompson re- ceived 3SS votes, Geo. E. Shute re- ceived 32i-64 votes majority for Thompson.
 For Treasurer-J w. Boardman re- ceiyed 399 votes, T. A. Lonergnn re- ceived 316 yotes--77 votes majority for Boardmap,
 For Recorder Chas. T. Martin re- ceived 992 votes, c. W. P, Hunt re- ceiyed SIS votes-74 votes majority for Martin.
 For Surveyor-A, c, Pendleton re- ceived 325 Yotes-uo contestant.
 For Supervisors-Q. c. Tebbs re ceivcd AGO votes-l25 votes majority for Tehbs; J. ". Ellison received 392 yotes-57 votes majority for Ellison; $, Gilson received 385 votes
 For Justice of the Peace, Globe E. J. Cook received 213 votes-15 votes majority for Cook; Harry Temple received l36 votes; Geo, c. Strong re- ceived 232 votes-34 votes majority for Strong; 4. B. Ross received 19S votes.
 For Constable, Globe-Geo. Pem- berton received 224 votes; Ed Tewks- bury received 270 yotes-46 votes ma iority for Tewksbury; Jos. Thompson received 236 yotes-l2 votes majority for Thompson.
 For Justice of the Peace, Grapevine G. w Jacobs received 22 votes; r. Robertson received l vote-2l votes majority for Jacobs,
 For Constable, Grapevine-Wm Me Fadden received 28 votes; E. Tewks- bury received 1 vote; Ted Gam re- eeiyed 1 Yote-26 majority for McFad- den.
 The following named persons were declared elected to the office of Justice of the Peace in the precincts men toned
 Reno Precinct-A. NJ Woolever.
 Rye Preeinct-F. Stanton.
 Payson Precinct-B. F. Stewart.
 Pine Precinct-R. Fuller.
 Pleasant Valley Precinct-Charles Thomas.
 Pioneer Precinct-C -Chas. Crosby.
 Pinal Mountain Precinct--J. H. James.
 Richmond Basin Precinct-P. J, Johnson and the following named per sons were declared elected to the office of Constable in the Precincts men. toned
 Rye Precinct-W c. Marts.
 Payson Precinct-E. l.. Chilson.
 Pine Precinct-Mart Mcdonald.
 Pleasant Valley Precinct--S. ". Young.
 Pinal Mountain Precinct--S. H. Traut.
 Richmond Basin Precinct Win. Gill.
 On motion the Clerk was directed to issue certificates of election to the can didates who received the highest num- Der of votes at the said election, and also to forward the proper certificates to the Secretary of the Territory.
 The following claims were then al- lowed
 NJ. Van Wagenen $10; l.. II. Scan- land $9 GO; D. R. Williamson $5; B. F. Pascoe S5; W, II. Sutherland $5; ID. J. Peter $5; Jas. Boyer S2l; J. c. Jones S10; T. Mcdonald S5; Al Sieber S5; Dan Mcfarland $5; s. R. Sands s5; s. H. Traut S7 40; F. Biggeleben S5; Ed. Rose S5; L. Naegelin 8; Il. A. Sidow SS 20; r. A. Bonnard $5; c. Bouquet S5; Florence Packard S5; R. o'Connell $10; N. Hooker S5; L. Ikenberry $5; J. H. Burrows S5; John n ar ID ID I, n1n nn 1ir