Graham guardian., 1895-04-13
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
OFFICE OF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
SoLoMoNvILLE, ARIz.,
OFFICE OF THE
April 1st, 1885.

OhheD Or tJOG IOObo,
SoLoMoNvILLE, ARIz.,
April LIST, 1885.
After the contract for the county
printing had been disposed of, the
minutes of which were published in
last weeks GUARDIAN, the board
transacted the following business]
John ]. Birdno proposed to print
the proceedings of the board of
Supervisors in the GRAHAM GUARD
IAN gratuitously, and requested to
be furnished with the minutes of
the board, which request was unani-
mously granted.
The board heard petitions from
Stafford precinct in regard to open
ing roads, and appointed 2 o'clock
April I'd as the time to visit To-
cations and make personal invest
igation, as to granting prayer of
petitioners.
Jesus Aros made a bid Of $50
for property assessed to him and
sold to the territory for taxes of
1891. By order Of the board the
above bid was accepted and deed
ordered executed by the clerk.
APRIL I'd, 1895
On motion it is ordered that SIS
per month be allowed for Jail room
at TT Thomas, to be paid to j. l..
Alexander.
On motion J. r. Haynie was ap-
pointed Justice of the Peace for
Duncan, Precinct No 2.
On motion it is ordered that J las.
V. Parks, deputy sheriff, removes
two buildings adjoining the Clifton
Jail, they being menace to its
safety.
On motion John Schapman was
appointed constable of precinct
No. 8.
APRIL Sd, 1896
On motion the Dunlap school
district was re-established.
On motion it is ordered that the
sheriff have an adobe wall built en-
tirely around the Jail at the lowest
possible cost.
APRIL 4th, 1895
On motion it is ordered that the
taxes on 500 head of cattle belong
ing to the Champion Cattle Co.
raised by the board of equalization,
be remitted.
On motion the judicial precinct
of Metcalf is re-established, and M.
Mitchell is appointed j. P. and G.
S. Wood constable.
On motion it is ordered that the
allowance of one Burley, pauper, be
raised to IS per month.
On motion it is ordered that the
county treasurer transfer from ex-
pense or general fund to the salary
fund, from amount on hand in said
funds, or that may be received here
after, sufficient money to pay sal
aries of county officials for quarter
ended March 81. 1896, and the
clerk of the board to draw war
rants to amount now on hand in
the several funds in payment of
allowed demands in regular order
as they were allowed,
APRIL 5th 1895
On motion it is ordered that the
allowance now paid Zenobia Willie
Real be discontinued from May /,
1895.
On motion it is ordered that the
allowance now paid Flodord Lusero
be raised to $40 per month, begin
ming May l, 1895.
On motion it is ordered that $40
be allowed to defray expenses of
sending A. G. Doyle, pauper, to his
home in Sisco, Tex.
Contracts for feeding prisoners
were awarded as follows:
7. j. Baker, Clifton, so cts per
day, each.
Frank Neese, Solomonville, 80 cts
per day each.
Contracts for boarding county
poor were awarded as follows; e.
A. Grosbeck, for board and lodging
Robert McKerrow S18 per month.
G. V. White for maintenance of
John Arthur SIS per month.
Contract for county hospital was
awarded to DR. M. S. Coffman, he
being the lowest bidder.
On motion it is ordered that
Jesus Celiz, pauper, be allowed So
per month, from APRIL 1885.
1t appeared that the certificate of
sale for taxes of the Proctor Land
and Cattle Co. For the year 1898
was irregular and erroneous, on
motion it is ordered that the county
treasurer refund to purchaser the
sum Of $270,37 the amount paid for
taxes, costs and penalties, less the
sum of s43.49 being the amount