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SOAu bO cdtu AiCdJoA l ACiPo, anu Aioe " the Territory.
 .2d. That such sale was not made in consecutive order.
 jd. That no judgment wds ever made, rendered or entered against such lands for such delinquent taxes.
 4th. That no order for the sale of said lands for such delinquent taxes was ever made or delivered to osuch Tax Collector.
 9th. That no return of such pretend ed sale was ever made by said Tax Col lector and filed with the Clerk of the District Court in and for said Apache | County.
 And whereas, Tender of the said de- linquen taxes has been made to the Tax Collector, ex-oficio, of said Apache County,
 Be it resolved, by the Board of Super visors of said Apache County, Arizona, and it is by said Board ordered:
 1st. That O. B. Little, ex-officio Tax Collector, be authorized empowered and directed to receive and receipt for said delinquent taxes of said Frank A. Buck for said year A. D. 1889, as appears in the Delinquent List for said year,
 2d. That upon the return by said Mi cajah Phelps of the certificate of sale of such lands under said sale. to said Tax Collector, o. B. Little, the said Tax Col lector do refund to the said Mlcajah Phelps, the said sum of $181.82 so paid by said Phelps, upon such said certifi- cate.
 The Clerk of the Board is hereby in structed to prepare the list of real estate held by the Territory, and have the same published in accordance with par. 27O9, sec 83 of the Revised Statutes of Arizona.
 Upon request of F. T. La Prade for leave of rbsence from the Territory for a period of 60 days, or until the 18th day of Eecember next, the same is hereby granted by the Board.
 The Board adjourned till o'clock a. m. tO-morrOW.
 October 7, 1891.-The Board met at g o'clock a. m. Present-La Prade and Barnes; absent. Blassingame.
 T. S. Bunch, District Attorney. asked and obtained leave to be absent from the Territory for thirty days.
 The proportion of John T. Hogue to collect from the U. s. Government the costs incurred by the county in arrest ing, prosecuting and convicting four Apache Indians for ten per cent of the whole amount collected, which ten per cent is to be full payment for any and atl expenses or services that he may se- cure or render.
 In the matter of the claim of the as- sessor for $S6. 40 paId by him for extra deputies employed and time lost, through the neglect of the county printer to fur nish poll tax receipts as required by law and in accordance with the terms of his contract with this Board, the Clerk is instructed to notify said county printer to aprear at the next meeting of the Board, and give good and sufficient req son why said $86 40 should not be de- ducted from his next quarterly claim for printing.
 The following claims were then audi ted by the Board:
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October 6, 1S91.-The Board met at 8 o'clock. Present-La Prade, Blassin- game and Barnes.
 On motion of Blassingame, seconded by Barnes, the order made on August 22, 1891, instructing the District Attorney to make settlement with Frank A Hub bell is hereby cancelled and revoked.
 Reports and statements of the Tax Collector, District Attorney and County School Superintendent were examined and approved.
 On motion of Barnes, seconded by La Prade, the following order was placed on the minutes, Blassingame voting no.
 In the matter of the judgment against Frank A. Hubbell. Upon payment to the County Treasurer of the sum of $1, 1884 9, and the payment of $l34.75 to the Tax Collector, the District Attorney is directed to have said judgment can celled and the property released. Said payment to be made on or before Octo- Der 25th, 1891.
 The Board of Supervisors hereby de- signate the boundaries of the following road districts: The Springerville road district shall include that portion of the road between Concho and Springerville beginning at the crossing of the saw mill road, between Concho and the Cienega ranch, and thence south to Springerville.
 The Walnut Grove District shall be- gin at the forks of the Concho and Sprin- gerville road, and extend north on said road to d point where the Walnut Grove road leaves the St. Johns and Springer vile road, about l2 miles south of St. Johns, including the road leading from the St. Johns and Springeryllle road to Walnut Grove.
 The order of this Board made on Au- gust 9, 1891, aboliShing the office of Janitor, is hereby revoked by unani- nous vote.
 Whereas, Itappars that certain lands of Frank A. Buck, as described in the delinquent tax list of Apache County for the year 1889, were sold by the Tax Collector ex -officio, on the 18th day of October. A. D. 1890, to Micajah Phelps for the delinquent taxes, and that there upon and therefor the said Micajah Phelps paid to such Tax Collector the sum of $l21.S2.
 And Whereas, It appears that such tax sale is involid by reason:
 Ist That said Frank A. Buck, owner thereof, having designated in writing to sad Tax Collector, certain portions of the land assessed to be sold for the taxes and no purchaser having been found to take such designated portions for the taxes, the whole bonds assessed were
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The Sheriffs statement for the months of July, August and September, also quarterly statement were examined, found correct ond approved.
 The Board adjourned till s o'clock to- morrow morning.
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Notice to Creditors.

Notice is hereby given to the creditors of Joseph Scott, deceased, that all per sons having claims against said deceased are hereby required to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers to the un- dersigned administrator, at the office of T. s. Bunch, Esq, in the town of St. Johns, Apache County, Arizona, (the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate), within four months after the first publication of this notice.
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 Scott, deceased. T. s. BUNCH.
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THE CRISIS IN BRAZIL.

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