Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-08-25

declared the place 8t vbIch said election , shall be held in each respective pre-. cinct:
 Tucson, Precinct No. 1.--Inspector w. c. Brown; Judges, Gus A. Hoff and
 John A. Black; polling place, city hall.
 Tubae, Precinct No. 2 Inspector, J.
 B. Allen; Judges, J. A. Burruel and G..
 Clark; polling place, Aliens store.
 Greaterville, Precinct No 3.-Inepec-
 tor. D Johnson; judges, q Harper and J B Auderson; polling pl7ce, Bartolo Barcelo's store
 | Crittenden, Precinct No l-Inspector, Wm Powers; judge, k E Richardson ani E VanderlIp; polling place, John Sr th's house.
 Gro Blanco, Precinct No8 Inspector, G Phillips; judges, J Bartlett and H F Diahl, polling place, Phillips store.
 La Nuria, P-eci1rt No 9-Inspector, R He ,rison; judges, b Allen and J Sul- livn; polling place, Judge Harrison's house.
 1 Iantano, Precinct No 10-Inspector, s Daaner; jIdres, J Kane and F O'Leary polling ice, Va:i's warehouse.
 Arivaca, Precinct No 12-Inspector, N w Bernard; judges, R l. Wood and R J Paul; polling place, Bernard's store.
 Rsdington, Precinct No 13-Inspector. A Markham; judges, S Patton and w II Wheaton; polling place, Patton's store
 Elgin, Precinct No 14-Inspector, A IODonnell; judges, P McCarty and T Rice; polling place, A O'Donnelrs house.
 Harshaw, Precinct No 15-Inspector, E l. Oakes; judges, R Farrell and H Jones; polling place, Jones' store build ing.
 Calabasas, Precinct No I6-Inspector, J E Wise; judges, G Atkinson and R J Good; polling place, Hotel Santa Rita. Tanque Verde, Precinct No 17-In- spector, T Bullock; judges, B Lara and Ed Bullock; polling place, school house. Nogales, Precinct No 1S-Inspector, Dr A A Doherty; judges, JW Grant and OS Palmer; polling place, Desart's ware house.
 'Gunsight, Precinct No 19-Inspector, s w Sutherland; judges, F Wall and Wm Haynes; polling place, Sutherland store.
 Olive Camp, Precinct No 20-Inspec- tor, J Baxter; judges, J Ellis and w l. Gray; polling place, Rice's house.
 Quijotoa, Precinct No 21-Inspector, W T Day; judges, A Hunter and Adolfo Verdugo; polling place. Verdugo's store at Horseshoe Basin. San Xavier, Precinct Nc 22-lnspec- tor, Wm Troil; judges, M Berger and Jose Vasquez; polling place, school house.
 Poso Bueno. Precinct No 23-IDspec- tor. H Jones; judges, H N Labaree and Atomic Cora; polling place, Labaree's station.
 La Oso. Precinct No 29-Inspector, P RTully; judges, Teofilo Arrcs and Pedro Aguirre; polling place, P Aguirre's store at Buenos Ayree. On motion, all members voting aye, the clerk of this board is hereby directed to publish call for proposals to do the following printing, viz.: 1st. For printing loo tally sheets and 100 poll lists, as per sample furnished on application at this office. Pad. For printing 5000 ballots, more or less, as required by au act of the six teenth legislative assembly, entitled an "Act to Promote Purity of Elections, Secure Secrecy of the Ballot, and to Provide for Printing and Distribution of Ballots at the Public Expense" stated price per M, and 200 of said pallets to be printed on tinted paper as sample bal lots"
 The board will reserve the right to l consider any proposal made as whole, or by sections, and to reject any and all | bids. Bids to be opened at this office on Monday, August 27th, 1894, at o'clock pm.
 It appearing that Precinct No. 20, Olive Camp, is without qualified justice of the peace and registering officer, it is on motion, all members voting aye, or dered that John DevIne be and he is hereby appointed registering officer in and for said Precinct No. 20, and the clerk of this board is hereby directed to forward him necessary blanks and papers to fulfill his duties.
 A resolution of the city council of the city Of Tucson, requesting the board to take legal acton to protect residents of the said city of Tucson from damage oc- casloned or likely to occur by reason of a dam located at Silver Lake, which does not properly allow the volume of water in the Santa Cruz river to readily flow in it's natural channel, was referred to the district attorney for information, as to what action, if any, this board could take in the premises.
 The following communication from Attorney W. M. Lowell was then read:
 TUCSON, A. T., Aug. 9, '94
 Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors
 of Pima County: In view of the fact that have had
 charge of the tax case of the Territory of
 Arizona against certain real and person
 al property, and Maish and Driscoll Oblectors, for deliauent taxes for the