The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-11-22
noAnp oF SUPERVISORS
OFFICE or rHE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS l
 OF THE COUNTY OF CoCoNINo. TERRI { TORY or ARIZONA |!

OF THE COUNTY IENHl-
 TORY or ARIZONA.
 FLAGsrAFF. ARIz.. Nov. 19. 1894.
 Board met at their office on the above date and there were present, A. A. Dutton. chairman; F. T.. McMillon, F. l.. Rogers, members. and the clerk.
 This being the second Monday (Nov. 19. 1894 after the last general elec- ton. held November 6. 1894. and be- ing the day set by law for the boardto make the official canvass "f inc clee- ton returns from the different pre- cincts of the county. the board pro- ceeded with said canvass. which re- suited as shown in the election table published in this issue.
 The canvass for precinct officers re- suited as follows:
 FLAGSTAFF PRECINCT.
 Justice of the Peace-J. H. Morse. 1888; George Bagnall, 100; D. R. Prime, POS; w. w. Hagerman, l47; J. c. Mil- ligan, l58.
 Constable-W. S. Decloss, 2O5; W. e. Bayless, 257; F. c. Hochderffer, 155; William Dickinson, 231.
 WILLIAMS PRECINCT.
 Justice of the Peare-Jospph John- ston. 203; W. A. Ruffhead, 125.
 Constable - 5. Rome, 162; c. R. Broyles, l62.
 CHALLENGER PRECINCT.
 Justice of the Peace-Greeu. 2; M. Scheam, l; NJ. G. Love, l.
 Constable-George Brophy. 1.
 HAY LAKE PRECINCT.
 Justice of the Peace - George H. Staples, II.
 ConstabIe-GeOrge Perkins, 10.
 FREDoNIA PRECINCT.
 Justice of the Peace--A. w. Brown, g; l. D. Cooper, l.
 Constable-I. NJ. Judd, 1; R. A. Jackson, 2; o. Hart, 1.
 TUBA CITY PRECINCT.
 Justice of the Peace--W. J. Hunt, l6. Constable--Lehi Heward. 10; T. D. Lee, z.
 MORMON DAIRY PRECINCT.
 Justice of ihe Peace-L. F. Beving- stone, 9.
 Constable--H. B. Smith, 10.
 WOODS RANCH PRECINCT.
 Justice of the Peace-William Rich ardson, 1.
 observation-disclosures Dickinson, 2. In accordance with the official can vass the following persons are declared elected to the offices set opposite to their irnames:
 Nathan Oakes Murphy, delegate to congress-; Andrew J. Doran. council man-at-large; E. J. Rabbit, legislative council; E. F. Greenlaw, legislative as- srmbIy; Ralph H. Cameron, sheriff; N. G. Layton, probate judge; J. E. Jones, district attorney; c. A. Bush, county recorder; A. T. Cornish, treas urer; James A. Lamport, surveyor; C. H. Schulz, first supervisor; F. R. Nell lis, second supervisor.
 Also the following precinct officers are declared elected:
 Flagsta 3-J. H. Morse. justice of the peace; D. R. Prime, justice of the peace; w. c. Bayless, constable; Will fam Dickinson, constable. Williams Joseph Johnston, justice of the peace. The vote for constable in Williams pre- cinct being found to be even. it was declared that no constable was elected for said Williams precinct. Challen- der-Green, justice of the peace; Geo. Brophy, constable. Hay Lake-George H. Staples. justice of the peace; George Perkins, constable. Tuba City--W. J. Hunt. justice of the peace; Lohi Hew- ard, constable. Mormon Dairy-L. F. Bevingstone, justice of the peace; H. 5. Smith, constable. Woods Rdnch-- William Richardson, justice of the peace; Edward Dickinson, constable. And the clerk is ordered 10 issue certificates of election, under seal of the board to the different parties above l .I Il.