The St. Johns herald., 1896-10-10

4Hc ulIhutCS OA sSolSIudg Icdu huO approved.
 The board now proceeded with the business before them, as lollows:
 he following claims against Apache county were now audited and allowed, payable out of the expense fund, to-. wit:
 1t. Johns Her;ll: prining -..... .... s250 % $. NJ Craig medic l expert. .............- O0
 The f. flowing claims against Apache county, for which Navajo county is lIa- ble for 52 g per cent. thereof. " re now audited and allowed, payable out of the road fund when Navajo county has paId their proportion ot said claims, tO.wit.:
 P F. Plus roed work .... .....-.-- s104 70 Gee rae ii. Crosby, road work .-....--. lso 5J John T. PdtterS In, rOa l wOrK .........-- 43 OO
 Tax Sale Certificates Nos. 120 and l2l, for taxes for the year 1895, assessed 10 unknown owners, ordered cancelled, It appearing to the board they belong to g widow, who IS exempt.
 The following clam against Apache county was now examined and disal- lowed, to-wit.:
 pr. R. c Dryden, medical services ren-
 dered tramp njured on Atlandc & Pa-
 CHG llrDdQ SZ<0 VU The board now took recess until 2 o'clock p. m.
 2O'cLocK P. M.-The board resumed session and proceeded with the busi- ness before them, as follows:
 It is hereby ordered that funds be transferred from the general fund to meet the cur ent expenses of the coun- ty. as follows:
 10 the sa Gry fund ~ H,410
 To the expense fund ....... 200
 A petition having heen presented to the Board of Supervisors by the resi- dents of Eagerville and vicinity, Apa- che county, Arizona, signed by the statutory number of citizens thereof, praying for the establishment of jus tlce precinct; and it appearing to the board that the convenience of the pee. pie will be subserved thereby. it is hereby order"d that the prayer of the petitioners be granted, and justice precinct is hereby established. to be known as Union precinct, said precinct to include School Districts Nos. 8 and s, SD far as it does not conflict with Greer precinct, heretofore established.
 1t appearing to the Board of Super visors that there IS no necessity for holding an election at Buckeye pre- cinct, it Is hereby order d that said precinct of Buckeye be abolished.
 The board now adjourned to meet to- morrow morning at 9 o'clock.
 l.. J, BROWN, Chairman.
 Attest: N. GONZALES. Clerk.
 THUR>DAY, October 8, 1896.
 The Board of Supervisors met this morning at g o'cl 1ck. pursuant to ad journment.
 Present-L. J. Brown and W, H. GIb- bons
 Absent-Gustav Becker.
 The minutes of yesterday read and approved.
 The board now proceeded with the business before them, as follows:
 The following claim against the coun- ty was now audited and allowed. paya- ble out of the expense fund, to-wit.: pr. W. E. Flttt m snical services rendered
 county ch r. eS, etc. Sio U
 The Board of Supervisors having re- ceived the proclamation of Benjamin J lvl; rf q f Arlzona, designating the day for hold ing the general election to be held throughout the Territory of Arizon", for the year 1896, it is hereby ordered that said proclamation be published for at least ten days, in the St. Johns Her aid, prior to the day designated by the Governor for hoIOing the election.
 It IS hereby ordered that an election precinct be established in Apache cOun- ty, to ne known as Greer precinct, said precinct to embrace what is now known as Greer justice precinct.
 The board now proceeded to appoint the officers of the general election to be held in Apache county on the third day of November next, 1886. in the respec- tive precincts, as follows:
 Alpine-Inspector. J. s. McFate. Judges. J. H. standifovd, NJ. o. JephsDn. Clerks, E. A. Nrble John Jephs0n. Mar,hal, Frank Ham, blin. Concho-Inspector Geo H. Kil'an. Judges. Aaron Chen y. AmbrociO Candelaria. Clerks H. L. MarLle, Tomas Ortegs. Marshal, Fam Cheney.
 Fl Tule-Inspector. J. B. Richey. Judges. J. M Richey, Precliano Chavez. clerks, D. B. Rudd, G. " Nash. Marshal, ". A. Penney.
 Greer-Inspector, James W. McDaniei Judges Ellis Wiltbank. James Campbell. Clerks, Sam Hale, S. A. Howell. Marshal, E. R. Dewitt Nutriosa-Inspector, L. Blown. Judges, ". W. Lund, Chester Paddock. Clerks, w w. Pace, Rufus Hulsey. Marshall W. T. Maxwell. Navajo-Inspector, Hugh Lynch Judges, J. E. McCarroll, John Zmmer. Clerks, F. J. Ha. thorn, Albert Stevenson. Marshal, James Chill de-s. Springerville - Inspector. H H Mitchell. l Judges, T c Hill, John Homrighausen. Clerks Joe Rencher. Heber Jarvis. Marshal, Ben B. Crosby. St. .Johns-Inspector H. J. Platt Judges, W. H. Gibbons, E N Freeman. Clerks, J. w. Brown, J. R. Armijo Marshal, W. w. Berry. Vernon Inspector, B. H. Wilhelm, ST. Judges, B. II Wilhelm, IT,, Sylvestre Padila. Clerks, George Wilhelm, Domingo Candelaria. Marshal, Richard Greer.
 It is ordered by the Board of Super yisors that all election supplies required