The St. Johns herald., 1894-10-18

w.. P. Welsh, of Pinetop having writ ten to the Board stating that he is as- sessed $SO. %, for two horses, while his horses are not worth more $40.00. and it appearing to the Board that said state ment is correct, the clerk IS hereby in- structed to reduce the assessment of said Welsh the sum of $40.00 on the as- sessment roll.
 It appearing to the Board that there is no necessity of holding Election at Keams Canyon. the election precinct at that place is hereby abolished.
 By request of the Political parties the Buckeye" voting precinct, near Sand CTS is hereby established.
 The Treasurer's statement for months of July. August and September and quarterly statements were examined and approved. On account of their infirm- ity and it appearing to the Board that David Pulsipher and Henry Boshard are unable to pay the amount of their tax; !; the Tax-collector is hereby instructed to cancel the tax of the above named par ties, on the duplicate assessment roll ot 1894.
 Let No. 3, in block No. 6, in the two of Nutrioso is assessed to U. Y. Lee and al- so to w. w. Pace It having been shown to the Board that said property is not owned by said Lee, the clerk is hereby instructed to striek off said lot from the assessment of said J. Y. Lee.
 It having been shown to this Board that part of two lots assessmed to W F. Butler of Taylor are in the bed of Silver creek and of no value, the clerk is here by instructed to reduce the amount of said Butler assessment on the duplicate assessment roll the sum of $35.00, and then correct the amount of tax.
 The amount allowed per month by this Board to Joso de la Cruz Garcia is here by reduced g, and the clerk instructed to pay said Garcia on order for $6, each month.
 s, M. Craig, NJ D., having offered to perform the services of County Physl- elan for one year for the sum of $l2O.OO, said bid is hereby approved. Provided the services are satisfactory to the Board.
 The following citizens were duly ap- pointed officers of the general election to be held in Apache county, on the 9th day of November next in their respec- tive precincts:
 No. l. Alpine Inspector, E.A. Noble Judges, NJ. O. Jepsou, J. N. Hey wood ; Clerks, John Jepson; R. M. Tyler;
 No. 2. Buckeye; Inspector, J. W. Ben nett; Judges, Ed. Thatcher, G. W. Car penter; Clerks, J. H. Zimmer, J. NJ. Young.
 No. 3. Concho; Inspector, John Bilby i; Judges, c I Kempe, Elam Cheney i; Clerks; Benigno Lopez, George Killian.
 No. 4. Cienega; Inspector, Wm. k. Robinson; Judges, Sam E Day, Arthur Bradley; Clerks, John Wyatt, A c Da- man.
 No. 5. Fl Tule ;Inspector, Ben Richey, Judges, Wm Sherwood, Ernest Tee; Clerks, J J Baca, ] NJ Richey.
 No. 6. Ft. Apache; Inspector, Bever- age; Judges. Penney. Morse Clerks l. Valen, James Warren.
 No. :. Holbrook; Inspector, David Rope Judges, Theo Farley, J w Boyle i; Clerks, w B Woods, Jos Woods.
 No. 8. Heher; Inspector, David Y Pen rod; Judges, M Shelley, Henry Sharp; Clerks, D Houck, Hans Nelson
 No. 9. Navajo; Inspector, II. Lynch; i; Judges, M Morrisey, John McCarrell; Clerks, Freeman Hathorn, Jos Wake. field.
 No. 10. Nutrioso Inspector, Benjamin Brown; Judges. Jep Paddock, Thomas Alger; Clerks, John Adey, Jno Lee, Jr.
 No. II. Pinetop; Inspector, Wm Ste phens Judges E Porter. John Hall Clerks, Wm Amos, Wm. Morgan.
 NO. 1I. IucudLOJ AHopCStOS1 NiSAS Peterson; Judges, Geo Bryan, Albert Bowers; Clerks, John Fish, Elijah Thomas.
 No. 13. Show Low; Inspector, A c Merrill; Judges, Geo NJ Adams, Willard Whipple Clerks, Marian Clark, Henry Tuning.
 No. 14. Snowflake; Inspector, J W Freeman; Judges, c H Ballard, James Flake; Clerk, " L Jones, Osmer Flake.
 No. 15. Springerville; Inspector, P T Coleman Judges, John Homrighausen, St. Geo Creaghe; Clerks, Ed Nelson, c T Hill.
 No. Is. St. Joseph; Inspector, H Richards; Judges, J H Hansen, John Bushman; Clerks, H Bushman, John McLaws.
 No. Y. St Johns; Inspectors, Charles Jarvis; Judges, E N Freeman, H Platt; ClorLo Iar Gonzalaa r. Gihhona