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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14
TREAsURaR's NOTICE.


CfTY Trs.suHrr's oTYicE.l
Gr.sD nspIbs. Nicll.. Nov. 4. 1921.
Notice - hereby riv-h that The y s. ssIisnt
roll for lac paving o tarai street 1t sheet
asphalt from Lvaa street ~ icsrl s.. e. "a
the city ~ Grand Rapids. is row my hsnas.
nndtbat wi receive pa yfaeHf thereon Tor The
reriod OF twenty DAYS fron this date. ~ the
os1cc OF the City Treasurer. CIV -.
WILLIAM HAEE.
rov IS CitS Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14
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Cts TTeaSlref's 0Bce.
Grand Rapids. NicS.. Oct. 2. isI-
Notice ~ screey glgea tnAt the >sses~faeht
roB tor :b- ar,atug and sfRFeiiag ot iac ;.itF
between gorfr f.Afegef:e sire . cai N#ffh
Prospect q ct from ila>s ng strpes - tr ~
bridge street. n t.'c city "a SrsHd hsp'os.
g now Ia my hands aaI fass i Wiz 70
crfye nasFsenf tHerear Tor tts Der 81 ef f'Frf-
~ d9rS frein this dri-. a. the cfHce ei tbe
WILLIAM EAKE.
rov 70 sstg Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14
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cfeea Eers&s. n ~ tfat. n iH
voffc@ - nssesF gwen ffss So as swept
rcli fcr fHe faf. -rrfret1fa - = ee~-f So NfEf
P.4s - sect frs4 Sorfs f~sst .serRe 70 Esr-
Ier sfrpef - fhe - - tsrsFs "a SIS. e uf~
N srs neFsds zna thef / ~4' YerefFf rsF8nerf
fkff@or fer thf rtre4 u fwerfy anry f-@sn
iefs fsss. ~ ~. See e M e'tg 1eeasure
NJLfFfN HkEE,
nssf- Cfy f-ezS4ft-.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14
rREAsuHnh's NOTICE.

CITY Trsasnre-'s Ofsce.
Grand RAPIDS. A.ch.. New. I, ISL.
Notice Is hereby gwen that the asscssine az
roll Tor C,e construction OF . sewer In the sliey
next east OF Jefferson street fom west
Fulton street "a Watson stree. Ia ihe
cty of Grand Rapids IS now IN my hands.
aud tlaf Viii receive payment thereon Tor
the periad os twenty days irossa tiais date. st
the Office OF tie C.iy Treasure. i.iIy llaA.
WILLIAM lIAkE.
nov Is City Ire sssrer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

E-~rs Fa>=fs Me- Ntr 1 i-f
-r<c- - tirr~F gesa h4s f8e zrs-vs.7s.r-
resi tr9 fhR sseR-a - Ffas 20 At~1s fsf4s,err
sfTrFs feese 3 frts- ft~ei = Hz~fnr
~ - Is AZ ~ = fseTf B4p.as ssat fss
- 81 80 ref7Fe e. f~sH@F 1srx TrH1 fit<
esse ~ 80 sssre cf - - y 7-rzsz -. f1sy
WILLIAM rtEx.
Gee 3 Slfs 1seeszrsr.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14
Total State tax to be ap-

OF your county tO the state or the lst
day of July, 1891, thea amounting 10
$50, ,s42.I3.
The indebtedness of the county must
not I've added to the State tax.
You will cause the above to be laid
before the Board o. Supervisors OF your
county at their session III October, 1891.
Please acknowledge immediately tho
receipt OF this notice..
Very respectfully.
II. X. PsATr,
Deputy Auditor General.
Mr.. Benjamin offered the following
res luton ard moved its adoption,
which prevailed. . majority of the
members elect voting therefor:
Whereas. An error was made by the
Third ward Supervisor IN assessing the
real estate, Ivy locating dwelling on
wrong descriptions Of property, thereby
causing an excessive tax on property
owned by Mrs. A. A. Bulk.ey, Minerva
II. Thomas, A. 4. Hill and c. 8. Wealth
erly. amounting to s6s.o7. therefore,
Resolved, That the Supervisor OF the
Third ward be, and he 10 hereby, in
structed 70 spread upon said ward as
sessment roll the sum of fss.e7, and
that the same when collected Re paid
to the County Treasurer - follows To
Mra A. A. Bailey, sil.Ta; Minerva II.
Thomas, scs.4s; A. e. Hill, $500. and
C. :. wsatherlv. slL74
On monon OF Mr.. Proctor, Supervisor
Watkins was excused from attendance
for the day,
The special order being reached. vis'
The eirct'un cfs County Drain Com.
missioner. My. J. W. walker moved
thst the BEARD proceed 10 such elce'
ton Nv tallos.
Carried.
On nsouos of vr. Hsvens that the
chairmsn appoint t~o teliefs, hessrs.
Hsvens and Sinclair wers Aepesntsd se
set ia .hst capacity.
ON naoton OF NJ. Roberts The eisss
Of the Beard ~as sassrnessd ~ esss shs
vass af ths. heard fef Hiram y cnsn'7
be-. foe ceuasy fsFssa eoFnsssss'enef.
The fs-alt ~ shs ssisas VS. - vsss'
fas H,faas eAsnisfs
Thsssaeaa filFsa J. thsst<ss hsyf
iss fesssssa ssi sss sss~s ssss q ssss'ss
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14
THROUGH CAR SERVICE.
DETROIT, sss1 :: ~. :.



CONC TO DETROIT
A. pE IN 81. ,..tI IS am esas IN 'le.sspm
RHaURSING FROM DNTE9fT.
~. rETRcIT - - an -isis On t'F IN
A. ORD RAPIDS f.ss9 ON '5tsrp ie.is pm
To ara from Iaaslng sna nowsii-ssms ss
10 CSC frem li.tfelh
ssssp rrov saorEtw. stxs -fpsF hnrfA
Isv 2rA e Rapids --....-....---- Z IA s-es f'n
~. ttfaaa 3tAFid - - -" AZ - tis
20 sowrfA Gis bov n Hkssfssi p y
A. from Level ...-lsi e pu t.atpm --.--.-.-
sIiHofna CAR SThf3cE.
p~f~~e. Gssad Erpids and iietToit--Psrior
care ~ al ffniar. tnf q ceffs
Between Crane bfr zea ,aT' nsw w--''s' or
"a. teavs-s Grnna fao4ns ss an srrfses IN
..r.ee fapaas iasss ~ --sAts renis
sEverF fsv. ono 80 - 9'efk .trvs only.
gro. DrH Axf,ss csn- psss'r As't
rtyr sBoRs a HrcsfsAs seUfHxRv
IL Ia eject June is,i. isrpof snaNtn ss-afs-
E1presx =
Es s.s.Lv--e-sns gspsss.--.sr- 81 -
80 II Gar -. " bite Figeon--..-kr- 90 "a
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:" nS As.--.-ssutA Hand a.. .!
t@ .csls.s......-..-rr-lhiss - )
HB ..Tosess..------b.-n -n5s 90
iss ss-sr...-.--.CIsvsssns.- 80 ts
80 rss- ss-Ar-..-.......Bursls.- -iiSs lits
sbe Tate Sbore va & reeisHa q e9rhret,es
with ne E-se and p. sne l. y y. \ . tslfns tas
saiess-s aud moss sireri reu,. = SEA ,.ssz
e-T.kp A. cievslsns.o.
e.H<rrprr- Tiek~t Ax-pt. Dep
S<s. ctrrtEid- ttts ARt = HcnfoV
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14
Terms OF Circuit Court.

sTArr or MICHIGAN.
SyvssTsssr III !rnsclAi cgEcrrr.
We 10 hcrehS TX ana Eppoin; the following
times fo- ho'dne the several term. II c ,urt
Nifnin and for Ia Ssyunic~Eth Juiic a Cir
cult for the yfs!s "A. a.. ls-2 and ls.S. he2t
county:
Ft.sg Monday is March. Atte
First Nonday IN Lay. e.
Forth Monday N september.
Foutth Monday In DeeelaSeT.
Dated October IT'D. Isl.
ALLEN Ar@sr
thur ii-ce Circuit Judges
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

AtDaiIy. Lis et1crs daily except Seat-s.
tTnxing eject SUNDAY. JH.y Is. SIS.
Ssecplng cars on P4caS Ana A.s~-As AsA.
presses 10 and from Detroit fAfiSs CSC
'.-..ke ft.r igetfola 80 al =
leave Detroit at s;N r., -. nrf f.af -
,;r.ut ia sids - ~ n. ~. Direct ro11rts Sas
made af Detroit with az sar12-t trsAA As 50
J4c.s.. .5a s..I. sli 8s.u iic>tt i.-ts % ft~a-
rof rs@- .s - fr.aa tesist.
FarD NJ. BRFsan. Gen. Ag'i. 81 Nonrses
O. ". ACfelES. q. 4. an4 /. Az l. lhsSA+@
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

rRORATR 0RDEG-stx.s Of Miehigsn. eegn.
L u of heat. - AT 3 session OF the frcoste
cesrf far ga q cguals II h~it he q At the Pre-
bnts of.es. In the easy cl oFaGc ftNt,ics. on ne
81 eas 81 October. IA tsle year oae thousand
eigai kaaare an- niaefy-oGe.
Pr-sent- Cyrus l.. Perkins. Judge Of Probate
10 the matter of &.es- rst ste ci
FoLktE HERMAN. decreased
An irstfuaeat 4 vr.fi.s puTporins 10 re
III asst v.i,l aa1 testament OF said deceased.
hayiag been .is5 ats eeart fsT probate.
IL = ordered. Ihst Moaasy. the -sfi caS 81
November. lsal, ~ Gu s'riock N The FORENOON,
said itsfflslnTnf.
sad II II nfIher asaeref. Thai copy o. this
oY - ie pub isilel three sHccess4te MC'kr erf-
y.aus 10 said day Il hearing. Ia the sisi AZ
NksALp 4 daily newspaper pal led ABG cllc@-
sS;sng "A said eoustv af Gent
CYRUS J. PERKINS.
a trGe cDryA Junse ~ FTeiNfe-
An IrH Il. Mason. REGISTER. So aos IA
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

pRoBArE oRDEa-sfstr OF Aiohiean. tean-
= ~ oI hrht--s,. Al = ss.s>ion OF aht Probate
Court .os said county Of Aeai. he q g the y O.
pate Office. IA tie city of Grand Rapids en- TIE
sth axx OF Nsssftal.er IA TIE ytaf @iir " ou-
gard Fl shi hundrsss ard Hintt tt-o.se.
pressnf Cy Us T. Perkins. sad .e " Probate
In th,s matte II the eSiaie of
hSBthTCS MULLER. deceased.
JohsInes huider Afmihisfrst.r II saio
estate h,sxtn. rendered Il tals Court his INA.
admins IrEtson account
IL Is ordered. that Monday. the 9Th dsy Of
Noyea,,ef. 1891. - ten O'clock 10 tiic forenoon.
~ said pFoaate eflcr. be appo.ntea .ar q:vf-
lag said inst umsat.
ARd IL Is fdrtaer q ccred. that coi.y sffhis
o.drr be pIt hct three saecess sc werks pro
yissss 10 said day 81 hcssgas. IA 9e ! rLst ~AA'
HERALD, dalfy nFr sraper printed aaa cls-
cdallns Ia said rouniv II benf.
CYRUS (. PERKINS.
IA true copy.l 1adge Of PROBATE.
Apofru t. Mac. Register sat nov u
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

Respectfully sebmlsisd,
Y. b. CLExKsTA
6. T. ColsoS,
Stxos SULLIVAN,
Committee On Finance.
AcDrrcR-<isSERAL's OEEfcx.
LANSING, Mica, SEPT. 80, 1891.
To the Clerk of the Board OF Super |
visors Of the county Of Kent. Grand |
Rapids. Mich:
slr-fou are hereby notified that .
State tax has been apporuoned to the |
several counties OF the State, according
Ia the last returns of the aggregate
valuation of taxable property therein
made 70 this Office. and ss equalized |
and determined by the State Board OF
Equalization. at their season in August
1881.
The amount Of State tax apportioned
to your county, under various Acts OF
the Legislature. 10 ~ follows. to wit:
University-Aid. Act No. 80
lS.S....-.-......-........-.. Z.oVV w
University - General and
other expenses, Act No.
25. 1891. 4,lSo IS
Normal School-Current ex-
penses. Act No. ia. 1891 2,oo2 Is
Normal School-Closetsa and
sewers. Act No. ZAP, ls9l- 176 80
Agricultural Coilege-Gen-
eral and other expenses,
Act No. III, Is9l........... LOIS 50
Mining School. current ex-
penses. Act No. l55, 1891 1,e74 33
Mining School - Building,
Act. No. lS4, lS9l......... 663 &c
Scnool for the Blind-Cur.
rent expenses, ETC., Act
No. 81. lS9l................- 1,ol7 20
School for the Dsaf-Cur-
rent and other expenses,
Act No. SO, lssl............- $3.50 So
Reform School - Current
expenses and repairs. Act
No. $50. 1ssl................. 2,S7s 90
Stats, Public School-Cur-
rent expenses, repairs,
etc. Ac. No. "a, Issl......- 1881 ~
Industrial Home for Girls,
Current and other e1-
penses, Act No. 100. 1891 2,o24 IS
Soldiers Home - Current
and other expenses, Act.
No. 10, 1891. 4.oes 55
State Prison - Buildings,
| improvement, etc., Act
No. ls4, 1891. ISIS "a
State House of Correction
Additional power, ma
chinsry, ETC., Act No. l72,
| ............................. SSx VI
Asylum for Irsane-Dan-
gerous and criminal.
buildings, Act No. l07,
............................- l,1os 10
Asylum for Insane-Dau.
gerous and criminal, i'm.
provements, Act No. III,
| loSl. ZJO w
Asylum for Iusane-Michi.
gan, building, Act No. l65
| lS9l..................,....... 77S 10
ASYLUM for Insanc-North-
ern. building and repairs,
Act No. l67, 1S91........... 1,l72 81
Board OF Fish Commission
ers-Act No. l3l, lS91.. 1875 Oe
State Board of Health-Act
No. PAL, ISL. ............ 8S so
Military Purposes-Act No.
III, ls7s................... s,242 rs
Recompllation Of Records
in Adjutant Generals Of
fice-Act No. 20, 1S9I.... l76 90
Publication of Proceedings
of Superintendent of the
Poor-Act No. IS9, 1891. 8 80
Worlds Columbian Exposi-
tion-Act No. 1S3, 189l... 2,2l2 80
General Purposes-Act No.
1872, 1Ssl...................-~ 24,44l ~
Total State tax to be ap-
portioned ...............-. ..s63.Ss7 Is
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-12
Hard Times.

A prominent mining man was be- fore Justice Johnston last night, on a charge of having stolen ten dollars worth of timber from an adjoining shaft, which had not been used in several years. A jury heard the case but could not agree and was discharg. ed at 2 a. m. The ballots stood 8 to 4 for conviction from first to last. The evidence went to show that the tim- bers which were taken had been re- placed better than they were in their original shape and that the accused had not denied taking them when con- fronted by the original owners. It ia safe to say that there was not man in the court room, who had followed mining for livelihood but who had, in his time, helped himself to his neighbours windlass without aski lg for it. and has hunted the hills over for his own when he wanted to use it. It has always been considered the proper thing to do and this is the first instance where man has preferred charges against a fellow miner for so doing. Hereafter miners should le cautious about borrowing their neigh bors tools and hoisting works,
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-12

The articles of incorporation of the Algodones Irrigating Company of Yu- ma were filed in the county recorders office, April 1st. Capital stock $5,OOO 900. Principal place of business is al Yuma, branch office Denver. Incor. porators: J. A. Muir, Abram Carpent. CT, J. H. Carpenter, F. s. Ingalls,, E B. Coe, Elisha M. Sanford and Fred M. Coe.-Sentinel.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-12

The Turluois stage team ran away this a. m. from in front of the Pos, Office. The stage was not occupied the driver having gone into the rear with the mail sack. The animals went down Toughnut street at frightful rate of speed; when in front of Blinn's lumber yard, they struck guy wir, to telegraph pole and grounded the wire for several hundred feet. They upset the stage after wrecking one of the wheels and paralyzing the top.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-12

As the rioters killed in Pennsylva- mia were all unnaturalized foreigners, the possibility of further international comblicstions arising has been freely discussed. The Austrian consul, Shomberg, received a dispatch from Parker, leader of the strikers, inform ing him that several of the men were killed were subjects of Austria. He replied that he would investigate the matter, but declined to talk further.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-12

Miss Hattie E. Stevens, with Dey Brothers and Go, Syracuse, New York, writes the Sentinel asking if George Stevens who has been in these part- is in the land of the living. If this il. the George Stevens commonly known as "Little Steve" who formerly was the Democratic boss of Graham county he was at last accounts, very much alive, but as to where he is it would be hard to say, and il Miss Hattie finds out, she probably can turn her know ledge into ready money, by commun- icating with Bob Paul, United States marshall of Arizona, at Tucson.-Lor. burg Liberal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-12

THE phenix Herald says of Col. Herring's candidacy for delegate to the constitutional convention: "He would be great credit to the territo. ry in that body as we'll as great bene. fit to the people. Attorney General Herring is conservative and safe or all political and legal questions touch ing upon that polity which should guide us as 8 state."
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-12

The spe cimen from the Copper Queen mine, to be sent to the Worlds Fair, now occupies a space above ground by the side of the office, cov- cred with canvas, to protect it from the elements.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-12

The Bisbee Dramatic Club will give an entertainment on April 10th fo' the benefit of the cemetery fund. IT" proceeds to be used to fence the cem etery grounds. The title of the play will be "Dot" the miners daughter"
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-12

Schilling < Go, have attached the store of Nsrdini X Co at Turquois for a debt of $262. This store which was a branch of the Tombstone business was not assigned with the latter San Watt is in charge of the store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-12

G. w. Swain received his commits sion yesterday as court commissioner and also received instructions to ad journ court till the May term. .his means that the, will be no court helu here this month.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-12

Sonora, Mexico, formerly furnished the beef for this market in the sum- mer months, but Mckinley t.ut a stop to it which accounts for the hard look
 ing quarters lining our butcher shops.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-12

T sm9lled a rat" the miner cried, Wrathy, vexed and sore, When in your statement espied A 2 where should have stood f." II smelt no rat" the Shelter said, Oblivious to the 4, Your wrath pour on the samplers
 head, I only smeh the ore"
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-12
Supervisors.

The board transacted but little bus mess today beside making a frame for the future financial photograph. This was no easy task.
 In the morning Col Herring, as at- torney for holders of general fund warrants talked with the board with the result of satisfactory arrange. ment being made, the oasis of which is embodied in resolution to the effect that an expense fund be created and that the sum of $15,OO0 he transferred from the general fund to the new fund and that the balance pr 6,5S9 be used to pay off outstand ing warrants in order of their issuance which will take up all of them except ing those issued since about July 1st.
 No bills Ina been allowed up to p
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-12

The sickness which has prevailed al Bisbee during the winter has been overdrawn in a redicul.us manner The reports are still circulating that people are dying at the rate of one a day, while the fact is that not one death has occurred in ten days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-12

The we'll known firm of w. C. Smith (. Go. doing business in FlOl- ence and Casa Grande, have sold out to J. Levy Jr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-12

Supervisor scott White came in on the noon coach today. He has jus, recovered from an attack of La Grippe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-12

The application of Si Bryant for a patent to the Tom Scott mine at Tur- quois appears in this issue.-
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-12
NEWS BY WIRE.

PTTTsBURG-Late dispatches indi cate sudden and unexpected move. ment of the strikers toward Morewood The guards at that place have been doubled and it is hardly considered possible that the strikers will consid- 1T ahoth.r raid in view of thefact that 'he troops are there. Captain Haw- Sins himself issued orders at Mount Pleasant gathered up five of his coi.:- panions and hastily left for the place. He refused to give his destination which was either Moorewood or Scottsdale. The region is all in a state of excitement over the report of he Moorewood raid.
 CHrcAGo-A dispatch from Carson City Nevada says:
 The men employed in the Holmes mine at Candeleria have suffered ter ribly from the ravages of la grippe. of 6OO men employed in and about he mine more than 400 have been prostrated and over 100 had died, Work in the mine had practically to be abandoned. There has been an- abatement of the disease within the last few days.
 OTTAwA-Two important announce ments confirm the previous statement that General Herbert the new com mander in chief of the Canadian mil itary, brought instructions from the English war office to speedily strength en the defenses of Canada and pre- pare for necessity of putting..a large orce in the field. His instructions are to increase the number of drilled men from 2U,OOO to 45.O0O.
 LEFEvER FALLs-Intense excitement prevailed here Saturday night over the outrages perpetrated by large number of Italians employed in the quarries. They held a meeting and adopted resolutions denouncing the. citizens of New Orleans and the Amer. lcan constitution in general. They then hoisted the American flag on a nigh pole and riddled it with bullets. The quarry owners hearing of the out rage have ordered that all par,icipat. ing be i'm mediately discharged.
 WASHINGTON - The International American Monetary commission which organized here last January in pur- suance of resolution adopted by the late International American confer. ence closed its sessions to-day by the adoption ofa preamble reciting that the fixing of ratio between gold and silver and the adoption of a common monetary unit does not seem at pres ent practical. A resolution was passed
 nding the work of the commission.
 M. MPns A Greenville Miss, spec iL Lssys;
 The large levee two miles below LongwoOd on the Mississippi side about three miles south of Greenville broke abou, midnight last night. The crevasse was 2OO feet wide at noon to. day.
 New Yo,k-During the past week and up to noon to day there were HOO deaths in this city, ayainst Ss5 for tue
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-12

G. F. Exton, P. J. Delehante and s. Goldwater were visitors from Ben. son last night.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-12
OFFICIAL REPORT.
Of the Board of Supervisors of
 C0chise County.

April 9th. 1891. Board met in regular session. Present Chairman Geo. w. Bryan and supervisors John Montgomery and Scott White. Board was engaged in examining bills during morning session. Board took recess to 2 o'clock D. m.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-12

Jim Kearney and Pat Bracken are in from the Winchester district. The latter is suffering from La Grippe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-12

The friends of Rev. Pritchard, oi Bisbee, will be psinsd to learn of hs serious illAsss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-12

Hans Christisnsen died of pneumo- mia at the county hospital and was buried to-day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-12

SALEsMAN-An energetic man want ed to push our manufactures on this ground. One of our agents earned $5,2OO last year. Address P. o. Box 1871. New York. w-3-30y
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-12
$27OOO %

By order of the board.
 G. w. BRYAN, Attest: Chairman.
 Wm. D. Monmonier, Clerk. Dated April 6, 1891.
 Itwas ordered by unanimous vote that the treasurer turn over to the Assessor the original assessment roll for 1890 and blank book of the City of Tombstone.
 It is unanimously ordered that war rants be issued to the following per sons for the amounts set opposite their roa q a S,i1
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-12

? o'clock p. m.
 Full board present.
 Office of Board of Supervisors, Cochise Co. Ariz April 6, '9l
 Be it resolved by the Bcard of Sup ervisors oi the County of Cochise that the County Treasurer be and he is hereby ordered to transfer from the county general fund to fund to be by him opened and to be known as the EXPENSE FUND, the sum of fif,eel thousand dollars, together with all moneys that shall come into said general fund until the first day of October next, from the collection If licenses, taxes and delinquent taxes and tax sales. It is further
 Ordered, That said Treasurer with the balance of moneys in said general fund and amounting to the sum of $I6,589 pay and redeem in accordance with their priorities of registration, as many of the county's outstanding warrants and orders as that sum will pay and redeem. The said sum of $l5,OOO hereby ordered transferred to said expense fund together with said sums of money as shall be hereafter received into said general fund, and then as soon as their received, trans ferred to said expense fund is set apart in accordance with law to guarantee the maintenance of the county gov. ernment and is hereby particularly estimated by this board as follows, to- wit:
 Cash on hand. ........... .$15000 % Licenses to October 1st next 5000 % Delinquent taxes and sales. 5000 % Personal property taxes.... 1000 OO