Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-11-11

]. II. Foley, out door relief, 50. 40.
DeMund l.. Co., screens, 81. 81.
b. Tilton, repairs, s1l. rs.
A. Kendrick, work at county hospi-
tai $50.
Claims of VIM. Thomas for contract
county hospital third quarter, 1903,
was on motion audited for s2237. 90
and warrant ordered drawn on expense
fund for 5l273.95 in part payment of
same.
At the regular session of the board
of supervisors held in this city
Wednesday of this week, the board,
by resolution ordered the balance of
the issue of $50, 600 school bonds for
District No. l, the new order being
for $4,000. the amount which still re-
manned unissued heretofore on &C
count of the assessed valuation of tax
able property not being great enough.
1t will be remembered that in 1900 an
election carried to issue $50, 600 in
bonds to build a new school building
and otherwise improve the school
grounds and buildings. At that time
but $50, 900 could 6e issued on account
of the valuation OF assessable property
not being great enough to meet the
entire issue. Last June the valuations
in property had increased until 5000
additional bonds could be issued
which was done, thus leaving $4,000 of
the original Issue left to be issued
when the valuation of taxable proper
ty had sufficiently increased. This
has now been reached and as a result
the board has made the order as
above. The bonds are for twenty years
and bear five per cent per annum in
terest.
Chairman Scheurman reported the
approval by him of the following for
$1,000 bonds, towit:
Thomas c. Job, notary public, sure
ties, F. L. Wright and Hugo Richards.
Oliver l.. Phippeney, inspector,
sureties VIM. Ritter and VIM. Rudy.
p. Fl. Wright, road overseer district
No 26, sureties, r. H. Ferguson
and K. L. Stewart.
jerome Meat company, butchers Je-
rome, sureties Walter Miller and VIM.
Parks.
John Bianconi, butcher Simmons,
sureties j. II. Garbarino and j. Fl.
Smith.
W. d. Webb, butcher Seligman,
sureties NJ. Mcbride and F. S. Dick
erson.
VIM. Horn, butcher Camp Verde,
sureties William Stephens and Jas.
Thompson.
J. d. Wakely, notary public, sure
ties C Martin and s. j. Gnash.
j. W. Bradley, justice of the peace
Octave, sureties ]. W. Smith and j.
H. Akard.
Condron Bros, butchers Minneha-
ha, sureties Mary E. White and Vim.
Button.
II. L. Ross, justice of the peace
Lynx creek, sureties d. L. Booker
and J. J. Milliken.
Rohpeter & Smith, butchers near
Dewey camp, sureties John III. Smith
and r. H. Burmister.
Richard P Talbot, notary public,
sureties J. G. Herndon and P. W.
O'SuIlivan.
w. j. Gilbert, notary public, sure
ties T. B. Carter and Jos. l. Roberts.
John G. Simon, notary public, sur
cites Geo. p. Harrington and John j.
Hawkins.
John Weston, butcher Granite
mountain, sureties H. d. Ross and
Jos. Dougherty.
Floyd Burmister, butcher Cherry,
sureties W. r. Allen and j. j. Nc
Whorters.
The following assessments being in
error the same were ordered struck
from the several delinquents enum-
Grated below, and the clerk ordered
to omit the same from the back tax
book, towit:
Frank Clements, assessment 1888;
d. RyIand, 1889; c. d. willard,
1889; Geo. W. Young, 1889; B. L.
Arnold, 1890; B. L. Kay, 1890; Mrs.
NJ. Masterson, 1890. Unknown own
ers, 1890 on lot Z, block B, West Pres
colt, F1eury addition. Jas. n. d.
Brown, 1891. Mrs. Rose Narcou,
1891. Cbss. Lenning, 1891. Gosper
Horse and Cattle company, 1891 on
Golden Eagles mining claims. I'm
known owners, 1891. Mrs. Rose Mar
cou, 1892 |. d. Thomas, 1892. Orc
Belle NJ. Co., 1892.