Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-22
Hoard of sunerNisnrs.
UESDAY, July

Board of Supervisors.
 TUESDAY, July II. Timothy Sullivan was admit ted to citizenship.
 Ben Block et al. vs. Guillermo Vargas. Case dismissed without 
 Territory of Arizona vs. Martin Green. Motion for new trial sus- tained.
 Erwin Baer vs. Michael Dolan. Reset for July p, 1891.
 Nenire issued for eight trial ju- TOTS. W. H. Comstock vs. James NJ. l More. Case tried before the follow ing jury: F. Doggett, Frank Al ! ters, J. NJ. Dodson, R. F. Brown, | Geo. Merritt and ]. F. Jones. Yer 1 dict for plaintiff for Sls0.
 WEDNESDAY, July l5. X venire was issued for eight ad- ditional trial jurors returnable at , o'clock P. m. w.. H. Comstock vs. James NJ. More. Motion for new trial argued and submitted.
 Patrick Ford and Celia Ford vs. D. J. Sullivan. The following jury was impaneled to try the case: (. W. Moore, A. ]. McPhee, W. II. Me Kesson, C. W. Manderfeld, ChHs. Bennett, F. ]. Tafney. Case on trial.
 Recess until ? o'clock.
 THURSDAY, July l7.
 WE. Pedley ct al. vs. W. C. Bashford ct al. Case placed on cal endar.
 Territory ex rel. Attorney Gene ral vs. C. Douglass Brown. Demur- Ter argued and submitted.
 Gus. Ellis vs. C. Douglass Brown, Demurrer argued and submitted.
 Ben Block ct al vs. Guillarm Var gas. Case argued and submitted.
 \. A. Fisher vs. ]. NJ. Fisher. Re port of referee filed; decree of di- vorce granted.
 Adjourned until Friday morning.
 FRIDAY, July l7.
 G. A. Woods was allowed Sll.95 for expenses in coming from Flag staff, as a witness in the John Chart trial.
 C. k. Larsen vs Burke X Hickey. On motion of plaintiffs attorney. the names of the defendants bonds men were included in the judgment. ]. W. Coughrau vs. J. F. Williams Judgment in this case was refound as above to include the defendants bondsmen.
 Recess until ? o'clock.
 AFTERNOON SESSION.
 On the reassembling of court this afternoon, the United States grand jury made partial report. return ing indictments against Paul Gar cia and Mike Nugen, for selling whisky to Indians.
 FRIDAY, July l7th.
 Road district No. l3 was added to and made a part of road district No. I0
 I. r. Bruce was authorized to re- pair the first bridge on the Senator road at a cost of Si5.
 Fred. T. Smith, road overseer of district No. f. was directed to file q new bond within ten days, or his office would be declared vacant. a. his bondsmen had withdrawn from his bond.
 Road district No. 3l, commencing at a point where the Patterson road leaves the Tiger road, running thence sout herly via Frank Goodwin's to the hot springs on Castle creek, was established, and W. l. Gilbert was appointed overseer.
 Cpon citation of the board of equalization, Hugo Richards, presi- dent, appeared for the Bank oT Ari- zon,, and, upon examination. tesh fled that at the date of assessment. the bank held S22,oO0 which was not included in the return rendered the assessor. Mir. Richards claimed that as this money was in the form of greenbacks 1t was not subject to tax ation, and he entered a protest against the proposed action to add that amount to the banks assess ment; but. upon motion, S22,0O0 was added to its assessment.
 The board then made formal de mand upon MT. Richards, as chief executive officer of the Bank Of Ari- zona, to furnish them with list of all persons having personal property in the possession or under the con trol of said bank, together with description of said property. Mir Richards refused to furnish such list and, owing to the absence of the district attorney the matter was postponed until to-day.