The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-01
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Prseinct 40. T-PerfeCt silva, iorty-eight
a9.
Tomas Chavez, thir,y-four CsD.
Precinct No. s-Juan Romero, twenty.
seven (2D.
Precinct No.. I'D. t. Foster. twenty-five
22).
Us. Hopkins, twenty, Ce0).
Precinct No. IO-Charles Russell. eleven III
PrecinctEo u-Mark Thompson. nineteen
(l9).
Precinct No. l2-Philip Mothersill, five (5).
Precinct No. H-J. S. p. Robinson, five 90,
Precinct No. IA. Montoya, forty (40l.
Jose M. Padilla, twenty eight (2s).
Precinct No. 6-V. e. Rollins. twenty-six
c2G.
Votes CASTOR constable.
Precinct No. l-AIen Rickertson. twenty.
eight C2s).
Dirty Bill. one ~.
Precinct No. Pc. @. Houghton, seventy.
four (74).
Peter Gales, twenty-seven (2O.
Precinct No. S-W. j. johnson, forty eight
Qs).
j. W. Honsinger.
Precinct No. 4--Francisco Bojorques, TWEEN,
ty-three (sS).
Juan Herrera, twenty-one (2l).
Precinct No. b-Felipe Tafoya, twenty tour
CA.
Precinct No. 7-Geronimo Sanchez, fifty GO)
Esena Taioya, thirtY,two (32).
Precinct No. S-Eucilio Sanchez, twenty
seveu (2D.
Precinct No. 81. Ii. Drake, twenty-five
(22l.
Fl. A. MacGowan. seventeen (O.
Precinct No. lO-0mer Fran ks, eleven ny.
Precinct l1-Henry Patrick eight (S).
Precinct No. l9-Abran Ganzales, three (S),
Geo Folser, one ~.
Precinct No. l4-Ed Pontins, one ~.
L. l.. DUNN, four ~.
Precinct No. I5-Gabriel Chavez, thirty
nine t39).
r ,binson Eucenia, thirty (3O).
Precinct No. l6-J. N. Woods, twenty, (20).
VIM. II. Mcdonald, six 10y.
And the candidates receiving the highest
number of votes cast for precinct officers
were declared elected and certificates of
election were issued accordingly.
Ordered, That the R. t. NJ. license of the
Hillsborough Mercantile Company be re-
bated $3.50.
Ordered, That the sheriff deposit all de,
hnquent taxes prior to the year 1894. collect
ed, to the credit of the general county fund,
Ordered, That the clerk be be instructed
to insure the court house for the sun of $5,-
DOC and the furniture for $3.50 90.
Ordered, That the sheriff be allowed one
jailer at $500 per day and one night guard
(when the number OF prisoners exceed
three) at the rate of 81 per night.
Thetollowing bonds were approved;
r. A, Nickle, Justice of the peace prect No. 2
John N. Hurst " +" " " Nos
Ordered, that the treasurer be instructed to
transfer the balance in the Worlds fair fund
to the general county fund.
Ordered, That S. W. Sanders deposit in
the general county school fund the sum of
$780, 6 deficit on account of error in caicula-
ting his commissions in receipt 1855 and tt is
further ordered that upon the above deposit
being made with the county treasurer, the
latter officer refund to S. W. Sanders the
sum of Ss3, Is and charge said refund to the
funds of funding bond of 1889 county, the
said SSS Is being The amount of overdeposit
in said fund by the said Sanders, on account
o~fserror in calculating his commission ON re-
ceipt $S55.
Ordered, That the trust fund be left with
the Sierra County Bank, subject to the order
of county commissioners, upon said bank
giving a good and sufficient bond for slO.O 900
and that the commissioners will entertain a
proposition from said bank in re gard TO in.
terest If said fund be left with the bank for
a period of six months or longer.
Ordered. That the clerk issue the licenses
as assessed and deliver to the collector fol-
collection.
Adjourned to meet the first Monday in
April.
Attest:
GEORGE R. BAUCUS.
THos. @. HALL Chairman Board of
Clerk. Co. Com,