Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-09

XR. Rogers, juror....,.,,'',.. lS 2t & II Daniel, juror IA 2t
 Y. WeStbroOk, juror. lh 4c &ht Stead. juror. co. ......... Is 60 A os Armer, juror............ IA 20 IhX. Blake, juror. 2 2O XN Creswell, juror. r.......... II 20 :. B. Ogburn, juror. r..,.......... 3 60 | H. Pratt, juror. r.......... II 20 { w. Brophy, juror. l6 20 4n motion, duly carried, the Board ke n took recess until 1 o'clock P. M. Pursuant to recess taken, the Board k at l o'clock P. NJ, all members
 U the clerk present.
 &he Board then audited and allowed & following claims, and warrants Sre ordered drawn on the various tpdS in pay ment thereof \ c. BOnne, meat furnished Bounty indigent. ............. Sl0 10 Ae II. H. McNeill Co.,, books, blanks and stationery ,....... 76 co BuenO, wood supplied court
 Mouse and hospital. ........... l90 97 EeSt Publishing Company, law eoookS. .......................2 26 90 FT. Taylor, janitor per quar- Iers...,.. .s.....s ..s...ss. l-O w hOmpson X Barclay, livery ser Nice ..........................3 30 90 .T. Webster & Co.,, supplies For jail and hospital .....,.., 66 b fn. Berry, nursing at county Hospital. l......... 3 co
 Fisher Typewriter Compa- py, repairing machine ..... IA % .SG. Hamill, printing and pub pShlng ....,....,......,,. o4 oO v T. Taylor, meals to county Prisoners .................... .4s3 so Mson Thomas, interpreting in &astice court......... .... 19 50 N F. Cline, Interpreting in jus
 Ice court. rt................ ....,. l 90 2 w. Nelson, justice of the
 eace fees. ...... ............ 15 co Lattimer, interpreting in
 lStice court. rt...,..,......,... 90
 INV, BroOkner Co.,, supplies
 Furnished indigentS. ........, 10 co 4 W. Tillman, furniture for &urt house .................. 22 % 1p. Zimmerman, buryiug coun-
 pauperS, two cases. ........ 90 % xG Fox, M. D., examining in- Rne ........................lO 10 co
 W. Brookner Co.,, wood sup Flied court house. ........... 61 75
 "a w. RolandO, interpreting
 fore grand jury ...,.... l5 %
 be Drug Store, medicine for
 bdigentS .... ................ 1 9
 brge Ward, meals to jurors,
 69 70; allowed for ......, .... 6S 60 \ U. Williams; stamps, express ege and drayage ........- IA 0s
 Porter, assigned lion scalps 100 co e Hayes, seven coyote scalps 2 %
 F. Kincaid, two wild oat 3calps ......... ................. 2 co fneS HOlmeSley, nine bear 4cdlpS ..............,... 90 co YI. Davidson, four mountain
 ion scalpS ................ 80 %
 nes Warren, ons mountain
 lon scalp. ............... 20 % 4 B. Freeman, seven coyote $calps .................. : co kC. Robertson, drawing jurors , co 7 c. Robertson, examining in- tane ..........................IO 10 co 9s. Odell, seven coyote Scalps. ' % n w. Sirch, electric light for tourt house, $57.50; allowed 3Dr. Dr............................ 40 s5 bdy MayeS, constable fees, 373.5O 1; allowed for ,........ 69 co s L. Patterson, justice of the peace fees .,......-..,........ 1s 70 erloS BOrques, interpreting in Justice court ................ 1 50 h II. WOOdson, juror ......... n 20 RarleS T. Martin, fees as dis trict clerk .............. 4O6 co The Probate Judge then attended, accordance with law, and allowed le following claims:
 k G. Oldheld, supervisor, per 1iem .................. l75 co D. Barclay, supervisor, per Elem ...................... 175 co J. Fuller, supervisor, per Diem .................... 75 co 3lhe Board then audited and allowed E following claims:
 forge J Stoneman, salary as piStTict attorney, per quarter 3l2 90 H. Morchead, salary as treas NreT, per quarter .......-. 312 90
 J. Williams, salary as record. Fer, per quarter .......... 3l2 90 Ii, Thompson, salary as sheriff |per quarter .......... l5O % Il. Thompson, salary as jailor, |peI quarter 9oO m