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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-12
FOUR MILLIONS
FOR A CAPITOL
Pennsylvania to Have Splendid
State House Built of South
ern Granite.
(Rv Associated Press.l

HARRISBURG. PA. December 1t.-Con-
tractor Payne, who will build the new
Capitol, to-day took out building per-
nit, fixing the value at s4.010, 900.
\ committee from Winnsboro, S. c..
where the granite for the new Capitol is
to be quarried, called on Governor Stone
to-day to protest against the action of the
Pennsylvania granite cutters in demand
ing that the granite be dressed ii the
North, because of poor labor and lower
wages at Winnsboro. They said that
labor at Winnsboro qrarries is skilled and
commands good wages. The Governor re
ferred the matter to the contractor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-12
MANY PASSENGERS INJURED
BUT NONE SERIOUSLY HURT
~ Associated Press.l

PITTsBUEG. PA. Dec 1.-The Buf-
fa!o and Oil City Express. on the Nile
ghery Valley Railroad. ran into a shift
ing freight train just above Brilliant
Station tonight, and Engineer James
Lewis and Fireman James Morgan, of the
express train were seriously injured.
About twenty of the passengers We're
injured. but none seriously. and all of
them were transferred to another train
lnd forwarded to their destination few
hours later.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-12
NATIONAL CONSUMPTION
SAHITERIUM RECOMMENDED
lsr Assoc!a teL E.ress. J

NEW ORLEANS. L-N.. December liz
The American Pubiic Health Association,
TO-DAY concurreti in = resolution recon-
rended by the Executive Committee in
favor OF 1t National Consumption SANTA
ciunl.
The resolution asking for the abolition
of quarantine was reported back by tho
Legislative Committee with a recom-
.nerdatiou that it was not eSpeaient to
adopt it at this time- The recommenda-
rioG. was approved
The association refused to approve tho
resolution asking the Federal Government.
70 employ sanitarian physicians in the
building OF the isthu1ian canal. So that
the health OF those engaged In the woriS
CT the construction Mould be preserved,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-12
So0H 10 MARCH ON CARACAS
lc..l,le nv Assnciatcd Press.

LONDON, December ia dispatch
To the Daily Mail from Willemstad,
Island OF Curacao, dated December
H. says:
The Venezuelan authorities ct
Puerto Cahelto are fortiIyinS that
town Thes. have seized and imprs-
oned the British and German consuls
there, IS we'll as other Britons and
Germans, and have taken possession
ot their property. The authorities
also seized British steamer, which
discharged 4 cargo Of coal at Puerto
CabelIo. This vessel was unable IL
<sc;.i5e. owing TO a breakdown il. her
machinery. The American consul at
Puerto CabelIo attempted to inter
1.cne, but he was disregarded.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-12
FIVE ALLEGED MURDERERS
PLACED UNDER ARREST
fRv Associated rress.

ELLISvILLE. MISS, December 1.-THE
I'VE men charged with completely In the
murder of William K. French. of Jones'
boro. Ala. at q saw mill camp near
laurel. Miss, were brought here and
placed in the county Jail for satekeepins
ri:ev will be given a preliminary hearing
at Laurel tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-12
Troops in the Fec.
(BE Associated l'ress.)

IA GUAYEA. VEN. December IL
General i1erree, the minister Of war, has
ar3IIed here with two thousand troops.
Eight hundred men under President Cas-
-rgS brother are expected here at 30
@ c1cci. Only the British cruiser Inde-
tat.gal5Ie is now here. She is at anchor
In the middle Of the harbor All the other
1.arsti;}ss have left La Guayra- Minister
7asgard and Herr Won I'ilgrim-i5altazzi,
& yas learned to-day. left here last night
The former was on board the RetTi5ution
:n6 Tie latter on the Vineta, which sailed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-12
BRITISH LAWYER GETS
4 TERN. FOR STEALING
tBy Associated Press. J

LONDON. Dec u.-Robert Harding
A1ilward. formerly solicitor OF the Duke
Of Marlborough. apd at one time Lead
ing lawyer Of the Midland counties. was
sentenced to six years penal servitudc to-
day, after having been convicted OF mis-
appropriating sl4 0tO0 from q Erm which
became bankrupt In June.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-12
THE BIG SHIPMENT OF
GOLD TO SOUTH AMERICA
(Ev Associated Press.)

NEW YORK. Dec. 11-Of the s1Ooo,0oO
,-od. engaged for shipment to South
america this week, only 100000 was with
drawn from the sub-treasury. the bal
ancc was presumably taken from the
Clearing House by one of the associated
banks, which have at this time about $li,-
$4,000 gold on deposit there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-12
OUR NEW AMBASSADOR
ARRIVES AT BERLiA
Ev Associated Press.l

BERLIN. Dec. n.-Ambassador Tower.
Mrs. Tower and their two little daush
.ers arrived here to-day They were
received at the railway station by III
staff of the United States Embassy Tf'.
Foreign Minister was Immediately no
titled OF the ambassadors arrival a.
Emperor William is at Potsdam. posi-
ply two or three days will e!apse pci"i
Mr.. Tower is presented 20 Ills Majesty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-12
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION WHICH
WRECKED JERSEY MILL
CRv Associated Pressl

LAKEWOOD. n. T.. Dec. 11.-An ex-
plosion wrecked the nitro-glycerne mill
OF the Dittmars Powder and Chemical
Works. at Maxim, SIX miles from here.
this morning. Portions of the building
were found n quarter OF a mile distant
Calvin Haven. who was the only eInpIoye
at work when the explosion occurred.
was severely cut by flying glass and
wreckage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-12
MAD MULLAH KILLED
WHILE HE WAS PRAYING
nv Associated Press +,

ADEN. ARABIA. Dec. ia rumor has
reached here OF the assassination of the
Mad Mullah, in Somaliland. The report
was brought to the coast by native run
ner from Garrero, via Berbera The Null
slah is said to have been killed by a spear
thrust in the stomach while he was pray.
Ing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-12
More NesssIs Captursd.


KlNGsTowc1, ISLAND OF ST. VIM
CENT, Deccmber 1.-THE Venezuelan
troop ship Seamora and the Venezuelan
coast guard Vessel Ncintet Tresdcmayo
Were captured in the Gulf of Pal'ia and
7aken TO Port Of Spain, Trinidad. this
- N, ,llc- l,- tho ISritiSL &lnnn nf Mar Alert.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-12

LONDON. December 11--The Central
Hcws says it Is reported in the lobby OF
zhc House OF Commons this afternoon
that the allies have landed blue-jac5ets
at La G1aEra for the purpose of efecung
tive capture cf President Castro, and that
tighting is going on in the streets.
The Foreign Office here has no infornla
,icu TO This cffe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-12
All Prisoners Released.


la TUAYTiA. Wednesday. December 10.
An th, British and German subjects ar
rested yesterday We're released this after
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-12

night.
While one or two members CT the COM
lnittec were aware that the Health De-
partment was short OF money. all we're
surprised at the statement of the super
mtcndent, as tie seriousness of the situ-
alton had not dawned upon them, and rs
a result Nh Cohn was instructed to work
his force just SO long as the amount in
hard will pay them. In the meantime
Chairman Hobson. OF the Health Com
n,ttee. and the superintendent of the de
raltment will appear before the Finance
Committee and urge upon them the neCcs-
sity of the transfer II is stated that
strong opposition will manifest itself, and
there is Il possibility that until the first
Of the wear the streets Of the city viii
remain dirty.
sUGGEsTs TRANSFER.
n2ittce Mr.. Cohn an1nlt:t.-Si that $,7Ge aCl-
ditional would be necessar. 30 pay the en-
poyes OF his department !tutil The first Of
the year. lie said the money was not in
sight and unless some action looking TO
placing the sum at the disposal of the de
partrlent was taken it would be conpul-
sorry Oh his part to shut down the work.
He said that there was sufficient money to
the credit of the expense account to pay
the employees for the balance of the year,
and suggested that 4 transfer be ~ecora-
nerded to the Council. This action met
with the approval of the committee, and
g suitable resolution was forwarded 10
the Common Council.
I\t the regular monthly meeting Of this
body the action of the Health Committee
was approved. the transfer OF $I70l being
OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-12
Minister Bowen Gables.
Cev Associated l,ress.l

{
WASHINGTON. d. c, December IL
h'lnisster Bowen at Caracas ia Il cable
tra,n 10 the State Department, dated to-
day. confirms the press reports that all
she German and British prisoners have
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-12
FOUR MINERS KILLED
NEAR HlLKESBARRE, PA.

BY Associated prcss.)
WlLkESBARRE, Pa. December H.
Foul men were killed in No. 2 slope Of
the Kingstca Coal Mine this afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-12
Frerch Vessel Captured.
ERr Assnclatea Press

PARIS. December Ia lengthy official
iisfatch has been received at the Fore:gn
ofacc here from Caracas. saying that the
l}aH,s Of The German warships. IN seiZing
lile vessels supposed TO belong 10 Nehs-
zWe-a. Also captured u French merchant
l-earner, the ossun.
These adyices reached here so late to-
6as That the officials we're unable 10 say
Wi.at steps would be taken in the matter,
Int il is believed that unless the Germans
lromlily rectify The mistake and release
iifa 0ssgn. representations on the subject
wi be made TO Germany. This is taken
"lsp to indicate the delicate state OF the
tsat.ua ard the possibilities Of interna-
llenal complications beyond those involv
!a2 Nene2ucla alone
hc pssCn WAS owned BY a Frenchman.
v used her in the coastwise trade Of
South America. About eight months ago
thc ossim Was seized by The forces of
president Castro. on the ground that The
step vas military necessity, and the
NnazleiaA fiag was hcistcd on board the
steamer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-12
Report Of Superintendent Cohn
Causes Ripple of Surprise.
Io6 MEN NOW OUT OF WORK
Special Meeting Of the Board Of Alder
men May Be Called to Consider
a Transfer of Money-A!I
Depends on Finance
Conn mittee.
Gossip.

AS the executive head OF the Street
Cleaning Department VII be COM
PEELED TO close down next Nedil. sday,
unless the Board OF Aldermen concur
in l.lc acl.cn OF the Common CCuEc;!
and transfer TIE sun, OF S1,70u from,
the expense to the Piy-ro.i account,
this amount being ncc ssary 10 pay the
10 emPloy>s OF the Uepar r.lcn. INT |
the !.rsI o. the ycar.-Stattmeut OF oU-
perlutendent oil street Cleaning H. j. Cohn
10 the Council Committee Oh Health last
night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-12
RANGE or THERMOMETER

The thermometer ranged as follows at
The Times office yesterday: a NJ. so:
12 NJ. 81: :: P. NJ. IS; P. NJ. so: 2.
NJ, co; u midnight, GO. Average, 80 :-a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-12
WEATHER FORECAST.

5 WEATHER FORECAST.
{ Forecast for Friday and Saturday:
Sirslnia-Hain Friday; colder in into
\ ,.;or. saturday fair: colder in southca
I norton. variable winds becoming north
and fresh
! North carona-Fair Friday. Saturday
) fair; colder. fresh southwest winds shift
) ing TO northwest.
Graham guardian., 1902-04-18

town Of Clifton, fDr tho plrpb -, Of
constructing and operating Il water
system, heretofore granted by Il {
Board, is limited the term of
twenty five years.
On motion, and by full vote of
the Board the following claims
were audited, allowed aud order d
TO be paid as funds appear to b,
on hand in the county trcasu y,
viz:
w w Pace, road work,
allowed S 75 90
S p Jenkins, constable
fees, allowed 9 81
L L Morris, road work.
all wed 10 g.
W A Wilson, road work,
allowed l47 5O
w N OCaTleIl, lOau
work, allowed III 20
" L Sparks, justice fees,
allowed 3 30
IE solomon, water furn-
ished, allowed I 5O
Robert NJ Taylor, road
work, allowed 20 W
Sam E Roberts, constable
fees, allowed AZ 6O
Jeter & Reynolds, caro-
county INDECENT, allowed 80 OO
Continued on page 81
Graham guardian., 1902-04-18

man; Horny Hill and Ira Harper,
mem hers; Thomas Smith, clerk
The minutes Of yesterday pro
cccdings were read and approved.
On motion, unanimously carried,
the report Of the unity surveyor
aud road viewers, on the proposed
new read, beginning at the section
corner, between sections II, 8, 10
and 20, TIP 7 S range 26 e G. &
S r NJ, ard running thence South
to where il intersects the Ft Grant
road, is hereby accepted and de.
clared county road, and he plat
ordered placed on file in the re
cordcrs oflicc, 1t is further order
ed that Lchi Smithson is hereby
appointed road overseer for said
district, and to be hereinafter
named the Lebanon road district
No. II with boundaries as desert cd
above.
On motion, II animouSly carried,
the application of Gordon Mclean
and " J Davis to file an amended
plat sh wing the lines Of the mains,
pipe and line, over the public
highway, streets and alleys of the
town of Clifton. is hereby accept
ed. And it is further ordered by
Board at the use Of the pu i,
highways, streets and alleys Of the
Graham guardian., 1902-04-18
FRIIAl. APRIL IS, l9' 2.
OFf.JIAL PROCEEDINGS,
OF TRF-
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Or
Graham Comfy, Arizona.

Office Of Board of Supervisors,
Graham county, Territory Of Ari'
Zona,
SoLoMoNvILLE, ARIz.,
April Sth 1902.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present Wm. r. Waddill, chair
man; Henry Hill a. d Ira Harper,
supervisors; Thomas Smith, clerk
Minutes Of yesterdays proceed
ings read and approved.
The quarterly report Of the
treasurer's poll tax account sheriff
license account, recorder, probtte
Judge and clerk OF tho county were
presented and ordered placed on
file.
On motion, unanim rusly carried,
the Board granted an allowance Of
ten dollars per month to Francisco
Rameres. and wife from date.
Bids for country printing, adver'
tising and stationery from the
Copper Era, Guardian and Bulletin
were then opened and after due
deliberation, we're all rejected, and
the clerk ordered to re-advertise
for coun y printing and advertising
only.
On motion, unanimously carried,
the bid for care of r D Duncan, a
county INDECENT, by a E Turner
and the care Of John Carter by
Austin Evans at the rate Of s2o
and s25 per month, are hereby ac-
cepted.
On motion unanimously carried
the bid Of John II Lacy, as county
physician, for care Of INDECENT sick
of Graham county, at the county
hospital including medicine and
surgical attention, medicine, food,
lodging and bed clothing:
lst For the first patient So so
per diem, and for each subsequent
patient SIS per diem.
End For examination of insane
gratis.
3rd For medicine and surgical
attention of prisoners in county
Jail including medicine, gratis.
The following amounts were
ordered stricken from the delin
quent tax list for 1901;
Mrs N G Carver, taxes 1901,
SO 80 on account widows exemp-
tion.
Ut She man, taxes 1901, $3.50
on account double assessment.
JG Bigler, taxes 1901, $3.50
on account being an invalid.
The bid Of the solomon Com
mercial Co. for fifty cords mesquit
wood at S3.40 per cord was pre-
sented, and on motion unanimous
~ carried, it was accepted.
On motion, unanimously carried
the following resolution was
adopted, "ResoIved, That the
proposition of Wiley E. Jones and
W NJ Lowell, heretofore m de to
act as attorneys for the county and
the Board in the case of Manuel
Leon VS.. The Board of Supervisors
now pending be accepted and that
said Jones & Lowell be paid as
fee therein one half of such amount
as they may save TO Graham coun-
ty, by defending il said suit, meas
ured by whatever difference there
may be between the amount claim.
ed in the said complainant of said
Loon, in said suit, and such amount
as may ho adjugded to be paid to
said Leon, the said Jones & Lowell
70 receive ope-half of such differ.
ence, the court expenses of said
defense to be born by Graham
county.
1t is tho order of this Board, that
all dockets and papers in anywise
appertaiDg 10 tao Office OF too lJus
Graham guardian., 1902-04-18

WAITE 81 NER PER 0NS OF CHAR
actor sn good T, uIhtiun in each sta one In
'his CO.. T. fequi ell tor rese tand advertise
olu 1sbi,,heu wcIitliN bu inrss house OF solid
~ ale al sta ding. sal' ~ SIS I'M weekly with
al euses addiliul al. III pay able in cash each
Ne,ii SSdaA al. e'' 1. IN hal OF ces. Horses
all carriage iLu ishvd WIN necessary. Re-
ierrn'es. El.rl se Selfaddress stamped
Neiu. Manner 2in Gaxtnp Ruilding
hi ~"
Graham guardian., 1902-04-18

sin No i9, essthouhd leaving Maricops al
u:CS s.. m.
Train No. connects with southern Pacific
&c 2. m.
Connections made al Phoenix with s. F.;P.6 4
.. +. X. for Prescott and Congress
'ol.L6cii0Is al Mesa with stage for Gold Geld,
huI days. " Wednesdays and Fridays. al 1920 D.
y; iol flOTtTCC aud Glohc Tuesdays, Thurs.
Lays nrO Saturdays al O'Clock q. m
FlJ65lt siCl UD SIgusl.
PuIiE al PsIBte Slet ping cars on all trains
}e'Nc,I ihO mis- and MGrlcopa.
&. As1IN. B. F. PORTER
Fredtent. GenIsupt
N. O. bIlKNEt
Cent Frt, auS Ct
Graham guardian., 1902-04-18

INDECENT, allowed 60 90
Sam e Roberts, constable
fees, allowed 5 10
T T Hunter, justice fees,
allowed 43 20
Miles L Wood, care coun-
ty INDECENT, allowed 81 90
FR Taylor, road work,
allowed 81 80
Geo Burkner, constable
fees, allowed 80 80
The property inJ T hcKinney's
name on delinquent roll Of 1899,
entered as lots 7 and l3 in block
Al having been transferred from
duplicate roll in error should read
block 46. On motion, carried, the
clerk is hereby ordered to make
the correction.
On motion the Board adjourned
until 8 o'clock q. m. tomorrow.
". r. WAppILL
Attest. Chairman.
THOMAS SMITn, Clerk.
Office Of Board Of Supervisors of
Graham county, Territory of Ari.
zona.
SoLoM NvILLE, ARIz
Apr. 18th, 1902.
The Board met at 9 o'clock a. m,
pursuant to adjournment.
Present W. r. Waddill, chair.
Graham guardian., 1902-04-18

Jno d Parks, boarding
prisoners Clifton Jail, al.
lowed 81 86
Anthony Wright, justice
fees, allowed ~ 40
b a Boyles, justice and
coroners fees, allowed $50 90
Jake SolIars, constable
and guard fees, allowed l55 20t
Wm Il Chapman, justice
fees, allowed Is 90
II l. Bates, constable fees
allowed IL so
Ii d K Kppler, constable
fees, allowed l72 Isl
IL D Keppler, sanitary
fees, allowed 36 '0l
IL D Krpplrr, interpreter
fees, allowed 48 ISL
y + Hobbs, deputy
she if fees, allowed 81 85l
W II Settle, justice and
coroner fees, allowed l69 65I
Thco Shirley, justice fees
allowed "a 25|
Geo B Gamble, cash ex-
pcnscs, allowed Is 35|
Board adjourned to meet at 81
O'Clock a. m. tomorrow.
WM. r. WADDILL,
Attest: Chairman.
THOMAS SMITH, Clerk.
G flee Of Board of Supervisors OF
Graham county, Territory of Ari
zOna.
SOLOMoNvLLE, ARIz.,
Apr 10Th, 1892.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present, Wm. R. Waddill, chair
man; Henry Hill and Ira Harper
supervisors; Thomas Smith, clerk
Minutes Of previous meeting
read and approved.
On motion, unanimously carried
the penalties and cost on Mrs W
East taxes for the years 1899, 1900
and l!01 arc hereby remitted.
On motion and by full vote Of
the Board, the following claims
against the county were audited,
allowed and ordered paid as funds
appear to be on hand in the treas.
ury, viz:
james Mlrtin, carpenter
work court no Sc, allowed s 80 so
G II Hyatt, justice fees
allowed 5 S5|
JAS V Parks, cash ex-
p 'ns1S md fees, allowed I'll 70|
Sltf ,rd Lumb Co. lum.
her road, allowed 73 As
S J Forbes, supplies Cliff:
ton jill, Il lowed Is O0|
w B Traylor, hurying
paupcr, allowed IL sol
Geo Burkner, deputy
sheriff and constable fees,
allowed 23 col
Jas NJ Tally, road work,
,llowed 8 0o|
John Birdno, printing
and advertising. allowed IS d5
Geo W Wills, jurors
certificates, allowed 80 90|
Mrs Ella llaskin, nursing
puupcr, allowed 00l
Albert NJ Sames, services
rendered, allowed 00l
A + Turner, care county
INDECENT. allowed 40 00l
Isaac Combs, justice fees,
allowed S 0OI
D W II Fales, medical
services county INDECENT,
allowed 25 00l
P G Merrill, stamps etc,
allowed 8 00l
Fred Dysart, revising ab-
stIact Graham county, al
lowed 100 ooI
Henry Holguin, interpre-
tcrs fees, allowed l6 26 /
Austin Evans, care cour-
ty INDECENT, allowed 76 00l
Frank Wigbtman, con. /
stable fees, allowed 10 25I
John Nash, justice fees,
allowed I ISL
A f Hobbs, boarding
prisoners etc, allowed II 25
I / Huntor, caro- county
Graham guardian., 1902-04-18

be transferred TO said Is. ~ Boyics
the justice of the peace in Precinct
No. $, together with the Rrvis' d
Statutes of 1901, be returned to
the Board f Supervisors after all
cases are disposed of.
On motion, unanimously carried,
Robert L. Rupkey is hereby ap-
pointed justice of the peace in Pre-
cinct No. Is, Geronimo.
On petition of 10 or more resi-
dent taxpayers Of the c unity OF
Graham praying for new road to
be laid ut as follows: Beginning
at the northeast corner OF the
southeast quarter, of section 2, tip
l6, S of r "a East G 4 S r NJ,
thence running south distance OF
three quarters of mile more or
less, intersecting tho Gila river in
said Graham county On motion,
unanimously carried, james NJ
Tally and james Golding are here
by appointed road viewers to as,
sist the county surveyor to survey,
plat, and q sess all d images if any,
on said proposed new road and to
rep IT at the next regular meeting
of the Board, notices having been
posted January 18th, 1912.
On petition Of 10 or more resi-,
dent road taxpayers of the county
of Grabs M, praying for Il new road
to he laid out as follows: To
establish public road on the c,
ton line extending north and
south between sections 8 and . and
and S, in township I south OF
range 26 east of G & S r all in
Graham county. On motion un
animously carried J W N S2arlctt
was appointed to post notices in
said district in three conspicuous
places for a period Of q days, the
Board will take action at neX'
meeting.
The map d plat of West Iif
. ton townsite was presented to The
Board, Il, on motion, unanimous
ly carried, it was approved anc
ordered place on file in the record
ers office
Board adjourned to meet mt
. O'Clock a. m. tomorrow.
WM. r. WADDILL,
Attest: Chairman.
THOMAS SMITH, clerk.
Office of Board Of Supervisors o
Gr ham county, Toirito j Of Arr
zona.
SoLoMoNvILLE, ARIz.,
Apr. 9th, 1872.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
=, Present, VIM. R. Waddill, chair
\ man; Henry Hill and Ira Harper
/ supervisors; Thomas Smith, clerk
Minutes of yesterday proceed
, ings were read and approved.
: On motion, and by full vote o
the Board, Jas. T. Tong is hcrcb,
] appointed justice OF the peace il
7 Precinct No. 2, Duncan, mad,
< vacant by the death Of Thos
7 Ryan.
! On motion unanimously carri, d
!, the taxes l.0l against Thco Shir
ley are hereby stricken from th'
delinquent roll on account o
I erroneous assessment.
On motion and by full vote o
e the Board the following claim!
against the county were auditc,
] and allowed and ordered paid Il!
funds appear to be on hand in th'
county treasury viz:
W II Settle, justice fees,
allowed 5 lS7 II
John II Bauman, alb
F., stract patented lands, al
lowed 81 t
J Fl Mcclure, lumber
roads, allowed q
LIT Z ons, road work,
lowed II ~
Patrick Maher, road
work, allowed Is t(
t Sc Allen, deputy sheriff
fees, allowed II 81
James Allen Cox, supreme
court clerk fees, allowed 43 7,
Andrew Carlson, jAilor
fees allowed 10 &C
Arizona Bulletin, job
l
Graham guardian., 1902-04-18

II you oans your advertisements 10
be read by all the people, place them in
the Guardian Those ,oho do not sub
scribe al,oays 6orro1 1t frem their
neighbors.
Graham guardian., 1902-04-18

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