The St. Johns herald., 1891-04-16
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

April 9th, 1S9l.-Regular meeting ol the Board of Supervisors. Present-La Prade, Blassingame and Barnes.
 Called to order by F. T. La Prade, Chairman, at 10 o'clock a. ua,
 Moved and carrie d that Lee, road overseer of the Nutrioso district, be al lowed until the regular July meeting to file supplemental bond to fill the place of George Adalr, deceased.
 The statement of the District Attor- ney for the quarter ending April 6, 1891, was approved.
 The clerk of the Board was directed to procure the necessary books to keep accounts with the road oyerseers, and number all the road districts.
 By request of the citizens of Snow flake, Chas II. Ballard, was appointed road overseer for the Snowflake district. Whereas, petition having been pre- sented to the Probate Judge of Apache county, as Trustne of the Townsite of St. Johns, requesting him to set aside for the use of the County, Block Go. g of said townsite of St. Johns 10: county purposes; and in accordance with para graph lS0 of the Revised Statutes of Arizona of 1887, it is hereby ordered by Board that said petition be approved, and the said Board of Supervisors here by accept said block for the uses and pur- ,,Ocac caf forfb in, co tI vnf;f,o,,
 Tbe Boaid then appointed the follow ing named citizens, in the several pre- cincls as judges and inspectors of elec- ton, at the special election ordered by the Governor of the Territory on the second Tuesday in May, 1891.
 Acknowledgements, Will c Barnes Judges, David Rope and B NJ. Terrill.
 Winslow-Inspector, F T La Prade Judges, Jere Sullivan and King Henley. St Joseph-Inspector, J II Richards Judge, John McLaws, Dan Mahoney.
 Navajo Springs-Inspector, H Lynch ; Judges, Chas Hardison, Jas Riley.
 Salt Lakes-Inspector, c o Howe Judges, Jas Young, John White.
 Woodruf-Inspcctor, Jas Dean, Sr. Judges, E M Webb, J c Ovens.
 Snowfake-Inspector, Chas L Flake Judges, John Hunk, Jos Frlsby.
 Taylor-Inspector, Geo w Stowell :; Judges A A Armstrong, John Hancock Show Low-Inspector, Henry Tuning TrJ,,oe (tno NV,, NJor.,,r
 Pinedale-Inspector. George Bryan Judges, Jas Lewis, NeilS Peterson.
 Pinetop-Inspector, Corry. E Cooley ; Judges, Jas Scott, G E Kentner.
 St. Johns-In spector, Alfred Ruiz i; Judges, W II Gibbons, w w Berry.
 Concho-Inspector, Harris Greer i; Judges, c l Kempe, Adeleito Romero.
 ElTule-Inspector. Theodore Chaves Judges, John Brewer, Ernest Tee.
 Springerville-Inspector, P T Cole man; Judges, G Becker, G H Crosby.
 Nutrioso-Inspector, J Y Lee; Judges, Ben Brown, David Croxton.
 Bush Valley-Inspector S McFate :; Judges, E X Noble, Fred Hamblin.
 Heber-Inspector, Hans Nelson :; Judges, H A Larson, c E Owens.
 Keams' Canon-Inspector, V Keams Judges, H Messenger, M Craig.
 Fort Apache-Inspector Dr. Service Judges, A Miller, Chas Testerman.
 The precinct of Lake Erin is hereby ordered established.
 Lake Erin-Inspector, A H Pratt Judges, John Morrison, Ed Sherlock.
 Election at St. Johns to be held at the court house. At all other precincts to be held in school houses where practica- ble.
 Moved by Barnes and unanimously carried that a board of viewers be ap- pointed by this Board to investigate the matter of the petitions for brid ges across the river at Snowflake, Woodruff and Holbrook. Said Board shall report upon the necessity for such bridges, and the best sites upon which to build them, and ali matters pertaining to the erection of such bridges at the next meeting of the Board of Supervisors.
 The Board by unanimous vote appro- priated the sum of $400 in General Fund Warrants for the construction of jail in Holbrook, and Will c Barnes is here by authorized to let contract for build ing the same; provided, the citizens of Holbrook will give deed to the County