Arizona silver belt., 1902-07-31

LII. Thompson, fees as sheriff. l, ,692 I5 J. II. Thompson, salary as sher.
 fir, assessor and jailer per
 quarter ,.......,,....,,.... ioU oV J. H. Thompson, fees as sheriff 29 co J. II. Taught, one lion scalp 20 % James E. Ellison, juror ....... II 60 W. T. McNelly, juror ..... .. 10 20 Hinsou Thomas, interpreter in
 justice court. ............... Is co Hop Lee, Chinese interpreter in justice court.............. 50 II. c. Hitchcock, juror ....... 10 20 Middleton & Allison, blanks,
 books and stationery ....... l6 65 R. J. Williams, stamps and
 drayage. e...................... II Sc c. w. Sirch, electric lights. 55 5C Tie Sang, board Of witnesses
 and jurors. ............. 49 35 James Hatton, one lion scalp. 20 0C w. ?. SprOull, one lion and one
 cat scalp ..................... 2i 0C Samuel McFadden, one lion
 scalp. ......................... 20 OC Union Restaurant, meals to ju-
 TOTS. ors.................... 63 35 $. B. Claypool, meals to patients
 and medical attendance. ... 54i 6s c. T. Martin, fees as district
 clerk ........................ 437 so C. T. Martin, fifty court calen-
 dars. ....................... 15 co Pinal Mountain Water com
 pany ........................ 2l co W. r. Rawlings, justice of the
 peace, Globe precinct. ....... 233 60
 The following named persons receiy- ed the sum of $22O each as jurors in justice court:
 Geo. E. Porter, Win Gray, William Dickinson, John II. Boner, Wm. Young, John Bryant, Jas. W. Broder- ick, Jas. Towle, J. E. Freeman, Frank NJ. Woods, ". II. WOOdson, Charles Slack, J. w. Bandhauer, Al. Odell, A. Kinney, J. Dansby, Walter Kyle, w. s. Redman, Lee Middleton, E. c. Jack son, Frankly R. l.. Pinyan, Sid ney Smith, Ike Elliott, Frank Gill, Joe Martinoyich, C. Battaillear, w. II. WoodsOn, R. J. EdwardS, D. M. Dohery, N. c. Hihds, J. NJ. Foster, J. Patterson, Henry Coos ana Frank LOngeman.
 On motion. Board took recess uatil 1:30 o'clock p. m.
 Pursuant to recess taken, Board re. convened at l;3O o'clock p. m., all members and the clerk present..
 On motion duly carried, it is ordered that re- registration of voters be made.
 A petition was received asking the Board to establish a voting precinct at the Sieboth mining camp, on Min eral creek, and on motion duly carried, the same was granted, and to be known as Summit precinct.
 The Board then appointed the fol- lowing election officers to serve at the November election, as follows
 Globe-Inspector, W. H. Woodson i; judges, Frank Gates and Ed Week; marshal, Andy Mayss.
 Grapevine-Inspector, J, II. Baker, Sr.; judges, Geo. Shute and A. C. Del finger; marshal, s, w. Kenton.
 Tonto-InSpectOr, W. M. Clanton {; judges, A. J. Howell and Florence Packard; marshal, c, B. Edwards.
 Rye-Inspector, $. A. Taught; judges, c. II. Hill and I. N. House !; marshal, A. NJ, Despair.
 PaySon-InSpector, w. C. Colcord judges, J. w. Wentworth and B. F. Stewart; marshal, John ChilsOn.
 Pine - Inspector, A. J. Randall judges, P. c. Miller and H. Q. Robert son; marshal, Frank Randall.
 Pleasant Valley-Inspector, c. w. Ha2elwood; judges, J. F. Ketcherside and Louis Naighlan; marshal, Robert Samuels
 Summit - Inspector, W. F. Vest brook; judges, Samuel L. Gibson and E. P. Wbelan; marshal, John Purcell.
 San Carlos Inspector, w. o. Tut