Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-08-12
The County Pays Bills.

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At the recent session of the board
of supervisors claims were allowed as
follows:
Jos. l. Roberts, balance salaries,
etc, Sl26S. so.
d. j. Sullivan, assessor, Sl35. 80.
Wallace Willard, assessor, January,
1903, sl66.66.
Deputy recorders. July, 1903.-E.
c. Averyt, s72. 50; L. S. Colwell, s57;
Ben Coon, s72. 80; G. NJ. Dotson, s75;
NJ. A. Lawler, $50; P. J.Keohane, s75.
III. Walsh, gardener, plaza, $50.
j. A. Petit, carpenter work, SD.
Phil Richardson, carpenter, s33. ..
J. NJ. Watts, clerk of court, 1898. 10.
Prescott E. Co., lights, $3.50. 10.
VIM. Thomas, hospital, 1860. OF.
J. c. Martin, contract printing,
s6S Il.
E. a. Rogers, contract printing,
s59.37.
S. \. Logan, burial of dead, s128.
S. V. Fitzsimmons, physician, S75.
H. Brinkmeyer, feed prisoners,
S257.25.
Hickey, feed prisoners, 1912. 10.
Kelly Il Stephens, stationery, 800.
Kelly Il Stephens, stationery, s27. 40.
Geo. Wooster, stationery, s49.6l.
L. B. st. James, justice of peace,
Jerome. s26.5O.
J. L. Hall, justice of peace; Con-
gress, s45.
B. NJ. Crawford, justice of peace,
Big Bug, sd.
j. r. Ridge, justice of peace, Selig
man, $3.50.
p. II. Sheehan, justice of peace,
Humbug, SO. 40; allowed 80.
VIM. Stephens, justice of peace,
Camp Verde, and burial of dead,
$3.50.
r. P. Talbot, Justice of peace,
Prescott, sl12.2O
d. f. Thomas, justice of peace, De-
tave. Sl5.
W. J. Gilbert, justice of peace, so,
allowed $40.
P. Boscha, constable Congress, s347.
VIM. Jacobs, special constable, Oc-
tave, 50.
Fred Hawkins, constable, Jerome,
s27.IO.
j. J. Cavanaugh, constable, Poland,
sl4O.55.
E. Mahurin. constable, Camp Verde,
Sl6. so. allowed SD. 10.
ID. G. Keck, SPECIAL constable. Dc
tave, S2I. 50.
Geo. Myers, special constable, Oc-
tave, s4.Os.
jeff Davis, constable, Lynx creek,
$3.50.
w. II. Love, saving wood, So. 70.
Bashford- Burmister Co., supplies,
$500.
L. Wollenberg, supplies, s2.S5.
Bancroft, Whitney Co., books, Sc.
Brown Bros, supplies, s2.70
NJ. Goldwater Il Bros, supplies,
sll6.3i.
Samuel Hill Co, supplies, $40. "A.
Barthel II Stocks by Geo. McMurtry,
trustee, supplies, sl5.
Biles q Shelby, supplies, S5S. 50.
F. &. Brecht, repairs, 81.
J. II. Mulrein, repairs and supplies,
$50. 50.
c. W. Woods, out door relief, s32. 80.
F. l.. Noble, out door relief, S11.50.
T. NJ. Earnhart, out door relief,
slO.45.
Joseph Dougherty, out door relief,
$50.
Mrs. j. \. Rokohl, out door relief,
$50.
B. NJ. Crawford, out door relief. s45.
Moore Mer Co., out door relief, SO.
j. !. Gardner, out door relief, S24.
j. 3. Hooker, out door relief, 50.
f. Nevin, burial of dead, $50.
T. B. Carter, burial of dead, 50.
Alexandra Ribera, interpreter, 50.
b. J. Loham, interpreter, $3.50.
Jos. S. Gales, interpreter, SO.
Prescott Transfer Co., coal, 1899.
Jos l. Roberts, nurse contagious
disease, s9S.
Frank Jewett, nurse contagious dis
ease, $40.
Bas hford- Burmister Co., supplies,
1885.
j. W. Wilson, supplies, s..
Amelia Block, stenographer, s2S. 80.
W. S. Norviel, court reporter and
photographer, s197.6O.
Clara Hall, stenographer, SO.
Shelley NJ. Cullom, fees supreme
court clerk, sl4.1 10, allowed sl1.l5.
Sec. of Arizona, certified copy, So. |
The people of our city should keep |
in remembrance the entertainment to |
be given August 81, by the free read
ing room. The Prescott orchestra will
furnish music, and there will be ex-
cellent vocalists who will take part in
the program. Nearly one hundred
stereopticon views, illus
trating some of the most interesting
and stirring events in our nations
history will be exhibited by Mr..
Walter Hill. Mr.. Hills lecture has
the highest endorsements of
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