Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-14
Globe, Arizona, October srd, 1906.

titions to disincorporate and reincorpor ate the same. and the board being ad vised in the premises and acting within the petitions and juribdiction of tn, powers of the board; upon motion duly made without any dissenting vote, tn, following order was ordered spread up on the minutes of the board:
 Whereas, the citizens of the village of Globe have this day filed with thi, Board of Supervisors their petition praying that the Village of Globe be disincorporated and reincorporated un. der the name of Globe; and whereas upon an examination of the said peti. tion it appears to us that majority of the taxable inhabitants of the said Vil- lage of Globe have signed the said pc, tition; and it further appearing to us that the Village of Globe was incorpor- ated by the Board of Supervisors of Pinal county, Arizona Territory, on the 4th day of October 1880, and is now situated in Gila county. Arizona Terr.:- tory, and that good and sufficient reasons exist for the said disincorpor- ation and reincorporation.
 Now, therefore, pursuant to the pro- visions of Chapter TX, Title II, of the Revised Statutes of the Territory of Arizona,
 It is hereby ordered, and this does order, that the said Village of Globe be and the same is hereby disincorporsted. and reincorporated under the name of Globe, which said boundaries are des- cribed as follows:
 Beginning at point in the said Town of Globe, on Broad street, where a line drawn along the center of Broad street would interse.t with the south bound ary line of lot B in block 73 if the same were extended west across Broad street, as the center of said Town of Globe, running thence one-half mile south, 24 degrees east; thence one-half mile east, "A degrees north; thence one mile north, 24 degrees west; thence one mile west, N degrees south; thence one mile south, 24 degrees east; thence one-half mile east, 24 degrees north, to the center of the southern boundary line of the tract above described.
 And it is further ordered that the following named citizens of Globe be and the same are hereby appointed councilmen to constitute the council of the said Town of Globe until their suc- cessors are duly qualified, to-wit: w. w. Brookner, w. D. Fisk, A. F. Maisch, William Sultan, Sam Gibson, Anton Trojanovich, Lyman c. Woods.
 Upon motion the following demands were allowed and warrants ordered drawn on the general fund in payment thereof:
 Hinson Thomas, fees, justice~. .S89l 05 R. Frashier, fees, constable,..... 9 25 Globe Hardware Co.,, plumbing,
 Jall ............................ l6 00 E. P. Shanley, sheriff, fees and
 mileage Sd quarter-.............. 7o7 75 E. F.. Kellner & Co.,, supplies,
 court house. e........................... IA 70 Chas. T. Martin, fees, clerk dis
 fricf co,rt All rE E. P. Shanley, sheriff, fees,
 Christmas precinct............... 175 35 s. B. Claypoole, care indigent
 sick, ($630. 83 allowed .......... 3SO 83 The Butler Pharmacy, supplies
 indigent sick........................ 40 30 J c. Evans, justice of peace
 docket ................... ............. 4 % J. B. Newman, rent, district at-
 torney's office. ice....................... 180 % w. w. Brookner & Co.,, assigned
 juror certificate. ate................... 24 20 Larry Fisher, nurse indigent
 sick................ .................... 2 50 w. w. Brookner & Co.,, supplies
 indigent sick. ...................... 24 % Globe Drug Store, supplies indi-
 gent sick. ............................. 33 65
 Upon motion the following claims were allowed from the salary fund: E. P. Shanley, sheriff, cash ad-
 vanced, Sd quarter .............. $10 % B. P. Shanley, sheriff, cash paid.
 guards of jail....................... 36S %
 Letters and reports from road over seers James Callaghan, c. o. Scott, w. O. St. John and E. E. Bacon were received and ordered filed.
 Letter from the Tonopah Sewer and Drainage company was received and and upon motion no action was taken.
 Certificate of nominations of the democratic ticket was received and or dered filed.
 Petition for the removal of w. R. Anderson as road overseer of road dis. tricts Nos. and was considered, and upon motion duly carried such road overseer was ordered removed from office.
 Upon motion the petition for the ap- pointment of w.. H. Hiatt for road overseer of road district Nos. 1 and 2 was granted, and the bond for such office fixed at $1,000.
 Communicable from L. D. Ricketts, of the Old Dominion