Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-02-13
George H McGinnis. M, D..

| GeOrSe n McOlnnlS, VI, D.,
 John k Walls, NJ. D., per year. 400 O
 All bids were laid over until Feb ruary 6.
 The county treasurer was directed in the assessment of Willis B. Tro, for the year 1900 to strike of the fol lowing, to wit: Quartz mill S25OO, Cottonwood mil site S200, the said property being 1T Maricopa county; also, to strike of al property assessed to Meade & McMa hon for the year 1900. the same hay ing been destroyed by fire; also, tc refund to Stephens & Hoover the sum of S20.44, the same being for taxes paid on property destroyed by fire to cancel tax certificate No. 30, issued April Sth, 1899, and to refund amount of same (S11.S2) to J. W. Peckham the property having been assessed double.
 The following appointments were made:
 Justice of the peace at Ayh Fork, Charles Raber.
 Oversser road district No. 5, D. G Sinclair.
 Overseer road district No. 34, F. H. Holman.
 Tom Campbell, Dist. No. 8.
 Jasper Phillips, Dist. No. 20.
 A new road district was established in the Verde valley, with the follow ing boundaries: Commencing at a point of intersection of Beaver and Oak creek road, about six miles from Aultman, and running thence in a southwesterly direction via Aultman and the mouth of Oak creek to point where the same interseets the Oak creek and Jerome road, a point about three miles from the mouth of Oak creek, a distance of about eleven miles, and Bige Hutcheson was ap- pointed overseer.
 The chairman reported his approval of the following bonds:
 John Foley-Constable Ash Fork. Sureties, Harry Van Allen and J. A.. Pitts.
 J. H. Robinson Notary public. Sureties, N. Levy and Dennis A. Burke.
 J. c. Duff-Overseer District No. f. Sureties, Ben Clay and Elwin F. Tarr.
 A. E. Blackburn-Overseer District No.2. Sureties, William Rudy and Mrs. J. Shupp.
 Jasper Phillips Overscer District No. 20. Sureties, B. H. Smith, G. c. Ruffner and J. R. Lowry.
 Feb. 6.-The following contracts were awarded for supplies, etc, for one year from Feb. 18th, provided good and sufficient bonds are given:
 County printing E A Rogers, per year .S349 %
 Stationary
 Kelly & Stephens, list on file.
 Burial of Dead $ A Logan, per body. S20 %
 Board of Prisoners H Brinkmeyer, per meal, 12c.
 Care of Clocks Geo H Cook & O., per qtr. .S45 %
 Sick and Dependent Poor Wm Thomas, patient per day, Soc.
 County Physician Geo Fl McGinnis, per year. .S325 %
 The county treasurer was directed to pay out of the first money appor- toned to road warrant redemption fund, road warrants Nos 136, 137, l3S and l39, serious 1894, the same not having been presented when called; also, to refund to T L Bacon the | sum of Sl6S2 on acconnt of | destroyed by fire, 1900, i'm provements on lot 3l, block 13. city of | Prescott; also to strike off assessment | against w F and T l. Bacon, for the year 1900, the same being in error; ilso, the assessment against $ A Ed nonson for the year l900, the same . being in error.
 The claim of the City of Prescott 'or the grading of property fronting )n Goodwin street from Montezuma Q Cortez streets, amounting to s337.63, was disallowed, the same not being legal charge.
 J $ Sessions was appointed road )verseer of road district No II.
 That piece of road commencing at he Red Rock school house and run hing thence to the Coconino county inc was added to and made a part )f road district No 8.
 The following claim was audited U