Arizona silver belt., 1904-10-13
Met in Regular Quarterly Session Last Monday Morning,
 at Globe
LARGE AMOUNT OF BUSINESS
Quarterly Reports of the Various County officers. Bills Audited and Approved. Other Details of Our County Government
Globe, Ariz., Oct. 5, 1904.

Globe, AriZ., Oct. 3, 1904.
 Pursuant to the Boar Cf Supervisors met at 9:30 o'clock am
 There were present: Lyman ( Woods, chairman J. G. Oldfeid am David Devore members, and w. D Fisk, clerk.
 The report of Expert P. K. Hicke. was received and read and upon mo tion same was ordered filed, cop, being reserved for District Attorney Geo. R. Hill, and also one for Chair man Lyman 0. Woods. Upon further motion, the Board instructed the dis trict attorney to examine the reporI and return to the Board his opinion together with such recommendation as he may propose.
 An itemized report ofproperty taxes collected by J. H. Thompson during the years of 1901 and 1902, together with the names of the payees, and the amounts paid, showing the amounts collected for the two years to be S2O, ,42l. .06 (5 per cent of same being $l02l 05) was examined and ordered filed. Also, itemized report of prop erty taxes collected by 0. R. Rogers for the year 1903, showing amounts collected to be l0,5S5.4 .4s l5 per cent of same being S529.25) was examined and ordered filed.
 Upon motion, duly seconded, the re- port of F. K. Hickey was ordered to be published.
 Upon motion, the Board took re- cess until l:3O o'clock pm.
 Pursuant to recess the Board met at l:30 o'clock pm. All members and the clerk present.
 Petition ofJ. o. Lundy to construct water pipe line from what is known as the "Lundy orchard" Hot 6, block 70, along Broad street, to his lodging house (lot :, block 75,) for the protec- tion against fire, was received, and upon motion, was granted as prayed for.
 Petition of property owners along the west side of Proad street, between Push street and Pinal creek, complain ing that the property owners on the east side of Broad street had raised the grade, and continued to raise it, to the danger and inconvenience of petitioners, and requesting the Board to take action in the matter, was pre- sented and considered. Upon motion same was referred to the road over seer with instructions to attend to 1t at his early convenience, with view of letting the drainage ditch on the east side of the street provide for con- ducting its proportion of water to Pinal creek.
 Upon motion, the following de- mands were allowed, and warrants or dered drawn on the general fund in payment thereof
 No. 5l2-Esidro Lecano, trans
 porting indigent. $20 % No. 5l3-C. k. Rogers, sheritf'S
 l6S5 ...........,.s ,.s........... O- JO No. 514-Old Dominion Con-
 mercial company, assigned
 sheriff $ fees. ................. l6 10 No. 5l5-W. D. Fisk, cash ad-
 vanced for help in recorders
 once .....,............. .ooU uo No. 5l6-C. K. Rogers, services
 Wlbu coroner ................... 10 UU No. 5l7-C. II. Blevins, bounty 40 % No. 5lS-C. H. Bleyins, bounty 20 co No. 5l9-A. F. Maisch, examin-
 Ing lnSane .................,. UU No. SOB. G. Jackson, repairs. co No. 52l--G. M. Allison, W. U.
 clock and telegrams. ...... p 65 No. 522-J. E. MoNeil, supplies. l 50 No. 523-I. o. L0wthian, haul
 ing ..................-. OO Report of Road Oyerseer F. c. Schulze was received and ordered filed.
 Upon motion, the Board adjourned to meet at 9:30 o'clock a.m., October 5, 1904.
 Approved.
 LYMAN 0. WooDs, Chairman. A Attest w. D. FISK, Clerk.
 Globe, Ariz., Oct. 6, 1904.