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otonn Gila County. Arizona.

GLOBE, Gila County, Arizoua,
 July 3rd, 1894.
 The Board of Supervisors, anC Equalization met pursuant to adjourn ment
 Present Supervisors Cook, Tebbi and Taylor, and Chas. T. Martin, Clerk
 Convened as a Board of Supervisors and the following claims were allowed aud warrants on the Expense Fund ordered drawnin payment thereof,
 0. \, Creswen, jailor Sl50 co; Win. Zimmermant undertaken $50 co; A. Fry, juror S6; Lotis Sultan, assigned jury certificates sS; Chas. Williams, nurse S4; o. N. Creswell, court coIIi- missioner S29 %; J. H. Thompson, sheriff for S454 05, allowed SAG 55; J. II. Thompson, assigned accounts for SIS co, allowed $l0 so, William Rolling, juror S4 %; C. R. Rogers, juror S2 co; J. H. Thompson, sheriff, per diem in District Court, for s152 % allowed sl30 %, Supervisor Taylor voting No" on tue consider. ation of this claim.
 The clairn of J. II Thompson, sber- ig for $25l 55 was, on motion, not d. lowed, and in lieu thereof it is ordered that tbe sheriff be paid for the six months ending June 30, 1894, for sum- moning jurors in the district courts, serving all election notices, notices to overseers of roads, and doing all other pablic business not otherwise provided for, the sum of $l25 % by warrant drawn on the Expense Fund.
 The claim of J. II. Thompson, sher- iff attendance on Justice Court. for s32 % and the claim of the G. < $. C.. Telegraph Co, for S3 25, were on motion, not allowed
 The report of the County Superin- tendent of Schools, of warrants drawn on the School Fund during the quarter gnding June 80. 1894, re6J and ordered placed on file
 The claim of J H Thompson, sher- iG fer S5s2 %, was, on motion. laid over for future consideration.
 Tse following ciains were then al. lowed and warrants on the Expense Fund ordered drawn in payment there of.
 Tho Ola Dominiop Commercial Com pany supplies and asngned account SiG5 28; Hampton Ellis, juror SC O6; R. E Humphrey, repairing clock, S2 00: The Old Dominion Commer- eibl Company, meals to prisoners sl97 3ljJ H. Pascoe, juror g %. J. H. Thompson, sheriff ftr SG5 75 al- lowed S6l s. Geo. c. Strong, Jus tce Of Peace and Coroner for $40 45; allowed sS5 i5j M Aguirre, interpret CT $2 50} j c. Lundy fixing shackles g 25, B T. Kellner < Go, supplies S55 10, R. McBrc5n, juror $s 30; Henry Shcolj juror $i %; A. R. Young juror Se 30; B, ". Jchhson, juror Sl 00' J. L. Bachelder, juror S6 30; M. " Bremen, juror s6 30; Con. Crowley juror $2 %; T. A. Pas COG, team hire $25 co; G. NJ. Allison, Probate Judge & %; F. ". West meyer supplies S6o 6; Alonzo Bailey, Clerk District Court s59 90; The ARI- zoSA SnyER BELT, printing $53 63 Alfred Haustein, juror S2 %, Drs. Fox & Collins, medical attendance for S563 75; Drs. Fox X Collins, meals to Hospital $27l 80; John Murphy, rent $50 co.
 Claim of C NJ. Allison, Probate Judge for S75 %; was allowed and warrant ordered drawn in payment.
 The following claims of Morgan Toprocl, Interpreter SIP 40; J. II. Thompson sheriff sll0 s5; J. II. Thompson, sheriff for s16S %, were, on motion, not allowed for the reason that tho said claims are charges against the United States Government and will be paid upon the presentation of properly verified bills to the account ing officer of the Treasury Department, as per sec. II, ? 10O4, vol %, U. s. Stat. at large.
 The claim of oha5. J Thompson, temporary jail guard s45 0D, vas, OF motion, not allowed,
 tho claim bi P. T, RqPetison, Dis irict A.t8rteS fer slS0 %. was, at his request, passed io the next regular meeting.
 Petition oi W. W. Brookuer ct ai praying that Geo. " P Hunt be ap- pointed Coiinty Treasurer, read and ordered placed on file.
 Petition ol J ] alarehall 4 al rray-