Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-12-13
Supervisors Rent Land To Number Of
 Parties
More Claims Allowed And the Board
 Adjourns
(From Thursdays Daily.)

At the concluding sessIon of the board of supervisors certain lands were leased to H. W. Cook for five years at $20 year; also 320 acres to M. H. Stewart for five years at $1O year, and to Thomas W. King, 4so acres for five years at SIS year.
 Chairman Sinclair reported his ap. proval of the bond of Geo. W. Hance, justice of the peace at Camp Verde, with J. H. Wingfeld and John Wood as sureties; of W. P. Fuller, justice of upper Agua Fria district, with G. Rohpeter, T. J. Crown and R. H. Burmister as sureties; also the bonds of E. S. Clark and E. E. Ellinwood as sureties.
 The district attorney was instructed to withdraw the counter claims of the county against P. J. Farley, pro- viding the latter withdraws his claims and pays all costs of the suit in ques- tion.
 The tax collector was directed to strike of improvements assessed against W. O. Wedel for the year 1905, the same being in error.
 Geo. P. Harrington having made pro per showing that the assessment held against him for the year 1905 is in error, it was ordered that the tax collector be directed to strike said assessment from the assessment roll.
 In the assessment of the Home Run Gold Mines company for the year 1905, the tax collector was directed to strike off the following described property, tank wagons, $2Oo; l tvnewriter, $25.
 Like action was taken in the case of W. F. Schnebly on work horses, $50, stock cattle $20, 2 hogs 5. poul- try, $5, l wagon, $40, harness $10, a total of $13O.
 Also in the case of the Vinegar and Stockbridge mines enormously assessed to John Ryan, trustee, 1t was ordered that the said mines be struck from the assessment of said John Ryan trustee, and the valuation on mines be reduced $1,250.
 The assessment on patented mines held against the Castle Rock Gold company being in error, the same not being patented, the assessment was cancelled.
 A leave of absence for 60 days was extended to Chas. H. Richards, county surveyor.
 The following claims were allowed:
 J. W. Macabee, outdoor relief, $1O; Dan Parse, do., s75; City of Prescott, water, $s2.70; B. H. Weaver, hauling, s33.50; Geo. c. Ruffner, team hire, $6; Ed. S. Wright, fees delinquent taxes, $3S.62: T. H. Robinson, fees de- linquent taxes, $3.35; Brow, Smith & Belcher, assg. juror certificates, $1o1; Homer Wood, juror certificate, $s; Brown Brothers, supplies, $3.93; J. H. Mulrein, repairs, $5.25; E. l.. Morrell, repairs, shoes, jail, $50; R. H. Burmister & Sons Co.,, outdoor relief, L. Butz and Mrs. Calvin, $35; D. G. Sinclair, supervisor, Oct. and Nov, $166.6O; Fred sattes, supervisor, Oct. and Nov, $166.6O.
 The following claims for road work and supplies were allowed: Geo. Jones, $49.5O; Alfred B. Reichelt, $42; A. Norton, $39; J. B. Edwards, s54; A. J. Leasure, s49.5O; Fred Glassner, $4O.50; Henry l.. Lilly, S5; James O'ConneIl, $43.5O; Pat Burns, $9O; W. H. Grizellc. $47.5O; T. J. Sim mons, $2s.5O; R. M Carpenter, s24; !. Phillips, $s7: R. McMahan, $25; S. Hill, $1.2O; S. Hill Hdwe Co.,, $40; R. J. Cannon. s4; Brown Bros., $50; Hill Hdwe Co.,, 0.ss; Geo. Hammer, s6.55; John Cool, $40; J. E. Richard son $72.
 The following claims were on motion disallowed, the same not being legal charges, to wit: Cecil G. Fennell, road work, $34.5O; John M. Tredennick, hauling for road dist. No. l, $15.50.
 Report of the county physician for the month of October and for the first 15 days of November, 1905, were read and ordered filed.