The St. Johns herald., 1892-07-28
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

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 The following business was transacted at the July term of the Board of Super, visors.
 A petition for new school district to be created at Pinetop having been present ed to the County School Superintendent and notice having been posted in refer ence to same in accordance with law, and the said petition having been ap- proved by the County School Superin- tendent, the same is hereby approved by this Board and the school district estab- lished, to be known as the Leeds School District No. 12.
 On account of his old age and infirmi- ties, the taxes of Elam Cheney of Pine dale are hereby remitted.
 In the matter of petition having been filed asking for change of the county road between Springerville and Lee Val ley, said petition having been signed by thirty three residents of Apache county and it appearing that the change is nec- essary, said petition is hereby granted, as follows: Commencing at the Apache road, near the upper end of what is known as the Wahl ranch, thence run ming in a southwesterly direction to the edge ot the mesa, near Hobson's ranch, thence down the mesa to the Little Col orado river at the lower end of Adam Greenwood's farm, thence to what is known as South Fork, and from thence to what is known as Lee Valley.
 The resignation of Wm. Morgan as Justice of the Peace in the Show Low precinct, is hereby accepted.
 Petition for change of road at Nutrioso having been presented to the Board at their April meeting, and not approved at that time, the same is now reconsid- cred, and the clerk is required to have the necessary notices posted, in com pliance with paragraph 2757 sec. 15, of the Revised Statutes of Arizona and the Board will consider the matter at their next meeting.
 The Clerk of the Board is instructed to direct the printer to print the tax re- ceipts for the present year (1S92) in the form required by law as set forth in sec- tion 30 par 2676 of the Revised Statutes of Arizona.
 petition for change of public road at Pinetop having been presented signed by F citizens and tax payers, and the names of g citizens and tax payers hav- ing been presented who are opposed to the change, the petition was not granted.
 4 petition for change of the county road adjoining St. Johns on the north, being tue road leading to Navajo, and to run west about 24 rods from E. w. A. Mohr's house, then north to join the present travelled road, was granted and the said new declared the county road.
 To the Honorable Board of Supervi- sors of Apache county-I hereby recom- mend as County School Superintendent of Apache county, change in our school district boundary, as recommended by Hon. R. E. Morrison and approved by the Board on the 29th day of December, 1888, said order being recorded on page =, minutes of the Board.
 Sec of said recommendation and or der of the Board be and the same is hereby amended to read as follows One half distance in every direction from the school house. between each and every school district in said county of Apache, except, however, that this order is not to interfere with boundary lines already established and recorded in the office of the County Records between school dis tricts. ART MADoNALD,
 County School Superintendent.
 In compliance with Sec. S4 par. 27l0, the Chairman and Clerk of the Board are authorized and directed to execute good and sufficient deeds for all proper ty now held by the Territory, upon pay ment by the purchasers of the proper amounts as set forth in the above sec tion.
 It appearing by the original assess ment roll for 1892 that large number of property owners have given in their lands, both city and town lots and farm ing lands, without the proper deserip- tions as required by law. The assessor is hereby directed to notify all such per sons of the fact, and request them to furnish him at once with the lot and block numbers of all town property and the government numbers of all other lands which have been surveyed.
 The Clerk is directed to write to Gee D. B & Go, St Louis, for prices on 2 sheet steel voting booths and guard rails complete and Is steel ballot boxes.
 The assessor and tax collector is di- rected to cancel all assessments on wa ter ditches, now standing against such property on the delinquent tax list. It