Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-02-10
BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS

The business transacted 10y the
board of supervisors at their meeting
ON February 3, follows:
The tax collector was directed to
strike from the 1898 delinquent tax
roll the assessment against j. W. Sui
Ivan, the same being in error.
1t was unanimously ordered that the
treasurer and ex-officio tax collector
be authorized AMI directed to accept
/ from j. W. Sullivan the sum of
slO73. 10 for all taxes, costs and penal
ties due for the years 1899, 1901 and
1902.
1t was unanimously ordered that the
treasurer and ex-officio tax collector
be authorized and directed to accept
from Timothy Sullivan the sum of
/ SS4 80 for all taxes, costs and penal
/ ties due for the year 1901.
! II was unanimously ordered that the
/ treasurer and eX-otticio tax collector
be authorized and directed to accept
from Margaret Sullivan the sum of
$40. SO for all taxes, costs and penalties
for the year 1901.
1t was unanimously ordered that
the treasurer and ex-ofFicio tax col /.
lector be authorized and directed to
accept from J. W. Norton the sum of
S547. l. for all taxes, costs and penal
ties due for the years 1900, 1901 and
1902.
1t appearing to the board that the
taxes levied against the property of
Mrs. E. II. WitherelI for the year
1891 is delinquent, and the remnant
of said property is now owned by J..
W. Norton, and it appears that said
property is not now worth the amount
of said tax lien, and upon motion it
was ordered that the treasurer and
ex-offiico tax collector is hereby au-
thorized and directed to accept from
J. W. Norton the sum of SO in full
for said tax lien.
February 4.-Frank Goodwin was
appointed road overseer for district
No. 1; J. E. Brockma, district No. IL;
Elijah Lay, district No. -; 7. b.
Farrow, district No. "a; Chas. W.
Stephens, district No. Al.
Petition asking for the appointment
of constable of Lower Verde pre-
cinct was received, read and on mo-
tion denied.
+. S. Clark, district attorney, was
granted leave of absence from the
county and territory for a period of
twenty days.
1t was ordered that f. Il. Ellinwood 7
be employed as special attorney of the
county of Yavapai in the suit now
pending in the district court entitled |
Jos. |. Roberts VS.. Yavapai county,
numbered 1916, and to appear in the
supreme court if the case is appealed /
and as compensation therefor to re-
ceive a retainer of $3.50 and such |
further amount as may hereafter be
approved by this board; that, said f.
+. Ellinwood forthwith file an answer
in said suit, and to prepare the same
for trial.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of
the board that the delinquent taxes
against T. B. Carter for the year 1898
have been duly satisfied and paid and
that no lien exists for taxes thereon
for said year, it is hereby ordered by
the board that said name be struck
from the delinquent roll.
On motion it was ordered that the ,
cemetery belonging to the county
and known as the "Citizens' GENE
cry" be resurveyed and replatted
1t was ordered that the treasurer :
md ex-otficio tax collector be author :
zed and directed to accept from the
Swiss Belle Gold company sthe sum of
49, 40 for all taxes, costs and penalties
lue for the years 1901, 1902 and 1903. i
The following claims we're audited L
nd warrants in payment of same or L
Tered drawn on expense fund, towit t
Felix Gadbois, out door relief, So 80. d
II. Ii. Beavers, juror certificates, $50. a
u. o. Brown, juror certificate, 81.
c. f. NJ. Beall, juror certificates, S24 1
j. /. Gardner, juror certificate, $50. b
W. H. Merritt, juror certificate, $40. c
BIB. Co, Assg. juror certificate, C
AGO. D
G. G. Englehardt, out door relief, a
{. Hill, S39.l5. c
7. W. Otis, outdoor relief, p. A.
raigue, $40. n
Jos. l. Roberts, photos criminal, So. t.
H. NJ. Gibbes, rent Jail jerome, 4th It
TT, 1903, SO. - -
United Verde Copper Co., lights "a
Ill, Jerome, 18th qrt, 1903, $3.50. ID