The copper era., 1904-12-29
Proceedings
Ie Board of Supervisors,

Proceedings &e Board of Supervisors. At a of the board of super visors r 4olomonville November ,l. the> Ing officers were de- Mark A Delegate to Congress II E. --------.---...... Council ". Representative Lame Representative P. c. N A, ---.-.@ Probate Judge charle. EEK ... District Attorney James N--,- --.---.- -........ Sheriff Nit SimmS --.-.--.-...........Re Recorder Harry whff{xlek ---..---. Surveyor wm. A. Moody School Superintendent Bsylor shannon C years Supervi.or B. F. BillingA C2 years) ......... Supervisor
 ssfioh Precinct No W E. Fonaa' -.--.. ->5Hstice of tho Peace W. I. Johs101 1--.-.....-. ..-..-... Constable
 Duncan Precinct No. 2 J L. T. waters Justice of Of Peace R s Stewart t............. Constable
 Slifton Precinct No. 3 M. w. Nef .--.-..-........ Justice of Peace " K Foster. Constable
 Jacksonville Precinct No. 5 W J. Parks -i.-...- Justice of Peace Jack Davis--4 Constable
 Pima Precinct No. 6 D. H. Weech Jus,icc of P.ace R. F. MeBrides Co,xt,ble
 ihomas Precinct No. : Geo W. Wyatt Jns,;cc of Peace J. ". Wills. Constable
 3onita Precinct Nos MICS "oou Justice of Peace Hugo Thadei Constable
 Aiorenci Precinct No. II r. E. Andres Justice of Peace G. IL Thomp on. rr1 Constable nsss' isa.isss ilssa.isss .ass!. ssxssas,ssis of rssss Thos. A. Fuller. e Justice of Peace wm Blair . .-. ......-1Ic.. .Consi able
 Central Precinct No. Y Vim. H. Roa"9. 9......., ...~...... Justice of Peace
 Netcalf Precinct No. IS Geo. Burkncr.i .... ....................Co Constable
 Benton Precinct No. 19 F. L. Burns ,................ Justice of Peace
 San Jose Precinct No. 20
  Angel Beanes .-.....---.-.....-....... Constable
 Blue Precinct No. P J. II. T. Cosper.> Justice of Peace
 Hubbard Precinct No. B J. A. Golden Justice of Peace Wm. Wonmsley ............... Constable Taxes were reduced as follows: A. Battendorf, 800 goats, sl,OOO, to nil.
 R. K. Nlinson, furniture, $500 to $l0O
 Ambrosio Specie, money, 5000 to nil.
 Mary Smith. lot N. Clifton s1 ,OOO to 500, and house in Clifton 5000 to s300.
 Jno. Harper, 10 acres land, s274 to nll.
 $. Santos, land and improvements, s465 to $233.
 Nestor Mega, house and lot, $75O to S4OO.
 J. D. Farrell. 15Nhead cattle, from $500 to loo head cSttle, s1,OOO. J. T. Hildreth, s4 acres land, from $500 to S2OO.
 c. Y. Curtis, 25/head stock horses, from s25O to nil.
 R. H. and A. 8. Kempton, 20 acres land from $500 tb nil, same land be- ing assessed toR. P. Rohama for the .",-f%' rA, %E<S =sas4 s4a4 the1' f si, 10 ,ooo to 800.
 J. X A. Smith reduced from $500 to nil, same having been destroyed by fire. It was ordered that s. NJ. Clark be allowed the sum of s2O0 for the pur- pose of defraying his expenses in the hospital at Los Angeles, Cal, the said ;. M. Clark being an indigent person. The following bills were allowed: John D. Parks, election expenses, sSO.4O.
 A. Diaz. boarding jurors. s49. It was ordered that the treasurer be directed to enter upon the assess nent roll for the year 1904 property to A. l.. Townsend as fol- lows: House and lot in Hill addition, S150.
 R. B. Clark, salary as clerk board If supervisors, S200.
 P. C. Little was granted leave of absence from the t rritOry for thirty days.
 Ben R. Clark rendered his resigna- ton as clerk of the board of super risors. Upon motion of Henry Hill and by l full vote of the board, George ,arlton was appointed clerk of the Board of supervisors.
 ''Three fingered Jack" who was