Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-17
CLARK S OUT AS | CONSTABLE
 AT NAC0
Douglas Petition Presented to the Board to Divide the Pre- cinct-Adamson Resigns as Fair Commissioner

1OAbS iO->E- AEll-s ouhf AV.
 The Board of Supervisors met again this afternoon after adjourning over Sunday and will remain in session most of the present week engaged in business of the Board of Supervisors and as a Board of Equalization, the latter having until the goth to com plete their work on the assessment rolls.
 Office Declared Vacant.
 The Board at it's meeting on Satur- z day declared the office of constable for the Naco precinct as vacant on recount of Constable V. w. Clark having neglected the duties of his of fee for three months past ard also having left the territory without the } permission of the Board. ClarKs bcndsmen, r. M. Abrams and John Newell had already filed notice with the Board stating they wished to withdraw from the bond of Clark and asking the Board to notify him of the fact and have him file new bond. rTnis morning the clerk sent notices to them that the office had beeen de- ,clared vacant and that they would not be held any longer on the bond Of Clark. As yet there has been no petition filed for the appointment ot a successor. Naco has considerable trouble with it's officers and there seems 70 he TO one there that cares for the office of constable.
 Petition From Douglas.
 A petition was received from citi- zens of Douglas asking that the pre- circit of Douglas be divided into two judicial precincts and that another set Of precinct officers be appointed. No action was taken in the matter as it was understood from Supervisor Fay Tor that other petitions of the same character were still being circulated in that city and 1t was deemed best that TO action be taken until all of the petitions were placed on file. A similar petition was filed last year with the Board but the matter was laid cn the table by the Board
 Adamson Resigns.
 A communication was received by the Board from the Secretary of the Fair Association stating that they had received a letter from w K Adamson of Douglas stating that he could not accept the appointment as Fair Com missioner by the Board, as he expected to be away for several months beginning about the first of August, and asking that E. R. Pirt;e Of Douglas be appointed in his stead as Mir. Pirtle was willing to accept the appointment The Board has taken no action in the matter as yet put will take it up some time during the present week.
 Board of Equalization.
 As bCGrd of Equalization, the as. Sessor vas instructed to raise the as. sessment of the Boquillas LauJ and Cattle Company the sum of S15, 5,S99. .a1 on the value of the land inciaGed in the boundaries of the grant. Mir street, general manager of the Com pany, appeared before the hoard in opposition to the proposed raise, but the board could not see the matter i1 the light that he put it, and the raise was allowed to stand. In the matter ~of the San Ignacio del Babocomar grant the board, however. believed that the land had been put in too high and ordered the valuation reduced sl6,743, so that in the land grants the board will reduce the figures turned Tn by Assessor B. J. O'ReilIy oyel 5000.
 Attorney Hartman, of Tucson, ap psared before the board in regard tc the assessment of Norton and Stewar of Wilcox, and asked that their as sessment of S350 on lots in the towr of Wilcox be reduced The boarr went over the valuations placed or other lots in that city and decided tha the valuations placed on the lots Q Norton and Sfoxuorf hal IL ed any too high by the Assessor, an, refused to take any steps in the mat ter
 The valuations of the Dos Cabeza Gold Mining Company's pror erty was reduced from s10,000 t S5,Oo0. The Assessor was instructe to add to the assessment of W. Fl Mckittrick ten miles of wire fence a valuation of $40 per miIe The re suit of the placing of the 99 yea seases on the rolls and some addition sal patented land will add a little owe SlOO,000 to the original amount of tn assessment rolls The board will af iourn on Friday as Board of Equal '=-s.ien, and will meet again on Aus tist 20th to listen to those who hay had their assessments raised, who wi nave been notified of the raises by tn >clerk in the mean time.
 OoiHss About the Court House.
 Judge Doan left on Saturday evel ing for Los Angeles, where he W; called On important business, and a conseauence there will be no sessiC of the District Court until wedne day, the 18th. There will be but ti one day session this week, as aft Wednesday the court will be in sessic at Nogaies, where he will try an ii portant mining case that will take ali Of the balance of the week. ( Monday of the week following he " hear the Powers tax case at Nogale
 An execution has been issued out the District Court in the case of M; To vs. Daley in favor of the plaint
 for the sum of S131.95 for costs acc ing in the Supreme Court. The prs -erty of the defendant, the Morni Star Mining claim, in the Warren M
 ing district. has been seized unt the order of the court and will be s,
 at sheriffs sale in front of the Col
 House in this city on Monday, the