Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-07-15
Business of County.

The board of supervisors have beer
at work for two days on county nus.
mess all the members and the CLERK
being present.
The report of County Treasurer
Storm of the amount of taxes collect.
ed during June was checked and
found correct.
The treasurer's report was submit
ted showing balance on hand June
of So, l22.1S, the balance on hand
June 80 being 81, 51S. So. While there
was only a small difference in the
balances at the beginning and close
Of the month, large volume of bust
ness was transacted and a large
amount of money taken i'm and dis
bursed. Among the principal items
of the receipts were: Sale of school
bonds, SS050; licenses s665. SO; per-
sonal property taxes, 5000; school tax
1903, $500; taxes 1902, S245. IL; sale
of school house, 500.
Among the larger amounts of dis.
bursements were: refunding interest
to territorial treasurer, s13O4. 90;
school fund warrants, S6531. 80; build
ing fund warrants school district,
No. l. S4947. Ga; court orders, 1892. 30 ;
expense fund warrants, $685.. 10; treas
urer's salary, $3.50; deputy treasurer,
$3.50.
The report of j. b. Jolly, superin-
tendent of schools, was examined and
found correct, showing warrants is
sued as follows: general school fund,
s11, 573. So; building fund s775l. Sc.
His claim for 1882. 90 salary and office
expenses was allowed.
P. j. Farley reported receipts of the
office for the quarter,
s2129. 80, as follows: April, STA; May,
s613. 90; June, s624.3 30; certified CO.
pies, ETC., s177.60.
The sheriff's report of licenses col
lected during the quarter was as fol-
lows: ia gambling licenses, $50,
1920: IL saloon licenses, LIST class,
$50, s2050; 9 saloon licenses, 2nd
class, $40, $3.50: A saloon licenses,
3rd class, 800, 500; "a station licenses,
SD, S40S: 3 wholesale liquor, 3rd
class, s75, 1910; wholesale liquor.
4th class, $50, $50; Pack peddler Ii
cense, SO; l wagon peddler, 500;
total. S7SlS.
The treasurer was directed to re-
fund to Sisters of st. Joseph the sum
ror assessment 1902.
At Tuesdays session of the board
Of supervisors the resignation of d. f.
as justice of the peace at Oc-
tave was accepted.
2. III. Wright was appointed over
seer for Road District No. 20.
Report of VIM. Thomas, superin-
tendent of hospital and poor farm,
Tor the month of May, 1903, was re-
ceived and filed.
Bills were allowed as follows:
O. Crawford, out door relief, $40.
E. c. Averyt, deputy recorder. $50.
Ben Coon, deputy recorder, $40.
G. NJ. Dotson, deputy recorder, $40.
p. j. Keohane, deputy recorder. s75.
NJ. A. Lawler, deputy recorder, SIS.
j. H. Robinson, clerk of board.
,tc., 1896. 81.
]. P. Storm, office expense, 51O6. 81.
II. Walsh, gardener, plaza, $50.
j. H. Robinson, out door relief.
$50.
Philip Meindl, out door relief, $40
VIM. Taylor, out door relief,
%. 20.
Western U. T. Co., s12.OS.
Postal Tel. Cable Co., S23. 80.
Jno. Snyder, out 6oor relief, SO.
The following claims having been
udited, warrants i'll payment of the
anne were ordered drawn on the ex-
,euse fund, towit:
E. S. Clark, district attorney, $3.50. !
Z. P. Hicks, probate judge, 500.
p. j. Farley, recorder, 500.
Jos. l. Roberts, sheriff, $1,000.
ID. G. Sinclair, supervisor, $3.50. |
Fred Stephens, supervisor, $3.50.
The treasurer was directed to refund |
o Geo. Zika the sum of ten dollars
n account assessment 1902.