Arizona silver belt., 1891-12-26

Tebbs, Chas. T. Martin, Clerk and J. D McCabo, District Attorney; absent, Supervisor Ellison,
 Minutes to date read and approved.
 It appearing from the affidavit of Ed. Rose on file in this office, that no elec- ton was held in Pleasant Valley Pre- cinct, and the returns from all of re, maining precincts being on file, tho Board proceeded to canvass the vote cast at the Constitutional Election, held Dec. lst, 1891, with the following re- suit
 Globe Precinct For the Constitu- ton 139 votes; against the Constitution III votes.
 Grapevine Precinct-For the Con- stitution votes; against the Constitu- ton 14 votes,
 Reno Precinct For the Constitution 27 votes; against the Constitution 2 votes
 Rye Precinct-For the Constitution l9 yotes; against the Constitution 4 votes.
 Poyson Precinct-For the Constitu- ton 20 votes; against the Constitution votes.
 Pine Precinct For the Constitution no votes; against the Constitution IA votes.
 San Carlos Precinct For the Con stitutiou votes; against the Constitu. ton 30 votes
 Pioneer Precinct For the Constitu- ton 10 votes; against the Constitution l vote.
 Total vote for 227 votes. Total vote against 2o3 votes; being moj5r i5y for the Constitution of eighteen tlS) votes. On motion the Clerk was di- rocted to make the proper certificate i and forward the same to tha Secretary of the Territory, at Pbmnix, Arizona
 On motion t WIS ordered that war rants for s each, be drawn iu favor of the following named persons, who | served as Inspectors, Judges and Clerks of tho Constitutional Election, Dee Ist. 1891, to-wit: Wm. Sidow, H. A. | Sjlow S D. Myers, S. L. Young, Jos. \ ,. Randall, $, M.
 e, Fo Ter, " D. Fuller E J Lavar, s A Ch1son, E. D Pyle 2 c. Eauce, 3 E. Stewart, J W Beard, ! Q. C, Fsiton, W. H Fisher s 4. Taught, Jr., r stanton, J. \. Huner, Dayil J. Peter, C.has Bouquet, r. II. ! Powers, M c Webb. H. Martin, P. c. Robertson Geo, Duuforth T.. E. Ingalls,, II Q. Robertson, \. Hooker, H. Van Wagenen, T. C. stallo, J. W. N. Klein, L. c. Woods, A. Blake, M. Halknap, " ", Bailey, J. B. Benton aud IL Holborn
 Communication from ]. Hiram Full CT and Henry See roa5 end ordered placed on file
 On motion Ii is ordered that heroaf. ter no bounty on the acaIps of wild animals be allowed, unless the parties the claim are present in per. son. in accordance with lev.
 On motion the Chairman was direct od to sink the vel ct the Hospital and to sec that the soma is spropcrIy curbed
 \. H. Price appeared and presented seven wild eat scalps for himself and two for David Deyore, and it appear ing that tho bounty thereon should ba paid, 1t vas ordered that warrants be drawn cn the General Fund for 57 and sZ in payment.
 The following claims were then sl- lowed and warrants ordered drawn ia 
 Claim of Julius Sultan, supplies al7 30; claim of II. Jewell rgprrs s33 90: claim of Mrs. II. Watson sl5; clairn oi ". s. Lauuders mileage on election returns S9; claim of II. Ellis, painting Sl2; claim of G. X $. C. Tel. Go. tele- grams, S29 95.
 On motion it was ordered that the tax collector be credited tho sum of s254 6s the amount of widows exemr- lions on the tax roll for 1891.
 On motion the District Attorney was directed to commence suit on the bond . for taxes of ". ". x A. J. Houston, | and also to commence suit for the col lection of delinquent taxes of 1890 as follows R. A, Allen; Mrs M. A. ! Conley; N. E. Chilson; Gates and Hub bard and E. F. Kellner.
 On motion the claim of [. II. Mar tin for rent S5, was not allowed
 On motion the Board adjourned toi 10 o'clock q. m., Dec. 21, 1891.
 CHAS. T. MARTIN, Clerk. Approved PArErcE snAH1Ey,
 Chairman.
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