Arizona silver belt., 1896-04-16
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Of the Board of Supervisors of
 Gila County, Arizona,

or the Board of Supervisors of
 Gila County, Arizona.
 GLOBE, CHA COUNTY, AnIsoSA, April 9th, 1896. Regular quarterly meeting of the Board of Supervisors of Gila county.
 Prcsent--Supervisors Brooknor, De. wore and Stewart, and G. NJ. Allison, Clerk.
 Report of District Attorney for quar- ter ending March 3lst, 1896, filed, and, on motion, accepted
 The District Attorney then filed his resignation and, upon motion, the same was accepted to take effect upon the appointment md qualification of his successor.
 Petition of w. M. Craig and twenty nine other citizens to appoint P. M. Thurmond District Attorney to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of J. W. Wentworth, was read and filed, and, on motion and by unanimous vote, P. M. Thurmond was appointed Dis trict Attorney of Gia county for the unexpired term of J. W. Wentworth, and the Clerk was directed to notify him of such appointment and that he be required to file an approved bond in the sum of S2000.
 The board then counted the moneys on hand in the county treasury and found the amount correct.
 The report of the County Treasurer, for quarter euding March 3lst, filed and accepted.
 The reports of County Recorder, and County Physician D. G. Fox, were filed and accepted.
 On motion, it is ordered that the County Treasurer transfer the sum of $500 from the Territorial bond interest fund to the county expense fund, and the sum of S50O0 from county general fund to expense fund
 The Board then allowed the following claims and ordered warrants drawn on expense fund in payment thereof: J. H. Thompson, Sheriff fees. SIP 70 J. II. Thompson, Sheriff, per
 diem ........... .... 52 co J. II. Thompson, Sheriff, fees
 Indian cases ...,..... s5 50 J. H. Thompson, Sheriff, fees
 Indian cases ........... IS 10 o. N. Croswell, District Clerk
 fees ees........--......... 13 95 J. II. Pascoe, bord of Indian
 witnesses. ....... ..... 5 co j. II. Pascoo, beard of prisoners no 90 NJ. Borques, Jr., Fire Marshsl. 32 % M. Borques, Jr, Sanitary Com
 missioner, for S67, allowed for 59 % 'h. bo1lues' Jr- Woou. -.. III u1 B. G. Fox, NJ. D., care of inth-
 gent sick. ,..-......... 3a5 OG B. G. Fox, meals at hospital. 25l 72 F. F. Kellner 4 Co, supplies,
 etc.... .....+... ........... sl 30 II. c. Hitchcock assigned, care
 hammer on m IL s. Crocker Co. blank books 80 75 Il. II. McNeil Co.,, blank books 5 % Wm. Zimmerman, undertak-
 ing and repairs at court bouse 3S % Willard frnvis, hospital nurse. 90 % The Sultan Mercantile Co.,, sup
 plies and assigned juror cer-
 tifcates. .... ......... Si s5 J. II. Thompson, te!egrams. 9 10 f. w. Westmeyer, supplies. 55 22 NJ. Borques, Jr, conveying in-
 sane to Phoenix and attend.
 ing Probate Court ...... 100 s5 M. Borques, Jr., Constable .. P 30 NJ. Borques, Jr., interpreter. p co Mrs. Annie Cadman, nurse. =. I4 % J. M. Jones, Justice of Peace,
 for SSS 95, allowed ..... 8S 65 Arizona Silser Belt, printing
 and blanks. ......... TIA 45 Emma Beach, hospital iauudress 60 % Old Dominion Commercial Co,
 supplies, etc. c........ l15 35 J. Nj. Jones, ex. oflicio Coroner,
 for S27 30, allowed ....... 20 DO M. Van Wagenen, insane cases. 8 % T. S. Collins, attending insane
 cases s...,............. 20 60 Chas E. Finley, carriage .... 50 H. c. Hitchcock, assigned lion
 scalp ..... ...... 15 co Geo. M. Allison, stationery,
 stamps, etc. .. 47 65 Fl. H. Pratt, quarantine officer,
 for SIP, allowed. ...... 10 50 Old Dominion Commercial O.,
 assigned lion scalps. ..... 30 % Bauer & Riser, care of pauper. 80 %
 The following claims were then allowed by the Board and warrants