The copper era., 1910-02-24

tion. The following are hereby APP
pointed as officers to conduct said
election: Isadore E. Solomon, in
spector; Phi. Prudential, John
Epley, judges; Ben R Clark, Grant
Robbins, clerks.
Upon motion carried the clerk is
hereby directed to order fling cases
for the. Offices of the clerk of the
district court, the probate Judge, and
the board of supervisors, according
to plans, specifications and prices on
file in this Office.
Upon motion carried the following
school land leases are granted: $40
acres So 5-22 to ]. W. Foster, Pima,
valuation $500, for grazing purposes
term one year; 10 acres in Sc IA ne
sw IA 1926 to Mrs. Annie Rob
iuson of Stafford, value $500, for farm
ing for a term of years; $40 acres
36-S31 to w. F. Willis, value $500, for
grazing for a term of years: $40
acres I6-I1-19 to B. J. Mckinney, Co
chise, value $500, grazing for years;
$40 acres 1863 % to J. E. Schrode,
Bonita, value $500, grazing years;
50 acres in sw IA Sc IA 36-6-25 to Ore
gon Canal Co., for brush, value $3.50,
years.
Upon motion the board adjourned
at p. IN. to meet next day at p. m.
Pursuant of adjournment of the
previous day the board met at p.
February 10th,
Present, H. J. Dowdle, chairman
pro TEN; z. G. Priua, member; L. f.
Vaughn, clerk.
Minutes of previous day read and
approved.
Upon motion of 2. G. Prina Mr..
Dowdle was made chairman pro TEN.
On motion carried the clerk is
authorized to exchange tie old Bur-
roughs Adding Machine, belonging to
the county for new machine of the
same make with the late improve
ments.
Upon motion carried school land
lease to the 1-2 of NV IA NV IA 20
acres, given to Samuel Norton, of
Hubbard, is cancelled owing to the
same land being covered by former
lease.
Upon motion carried the board APP
proves the appointment of the fol
lowing deputy county superintend-
ents of roads, appointed by R. F.
Mcbride, superintendent: r. R.
Webster, w. T. Gale, ]. w. Green
halgh, Seth Dodge. John Hancock
and w. R. Foote.
Upon smotion carried it is hereby
ordered that the minutes of Febru-
airy I, 1910, relating to the assess
ment of Mrs: Mary c. Hockett, be
amended to read as follows: 1t is
hereby ordered that the assessment
of Mrs. Mary c. Hockett be stricken
from the roll of 1909 account of dou-
BILE assessment and also lot 81, San
Francisco townsite assessed in name
of Mary c Massey which lot she doe:
not own. And it is further ordered
that Mrs. Mary G. Massey be refund
ed S20.47 from territory and county
tax fund, 65 cents from school bono
interest fund dist, No. SO, and S1.9;
from the Clifton high school funt
dist. No. Nos. 3-3S, being the take;
on improvements, valued at 5000, ana
lot 81, valued at $50, total valuation
$3.50, all of which is property assessed
to and paid on Mrs. Mary c. Massey
and not owned by her.
Demand by Sam Abraham, 1880. 81
feeding prisoners in Clifton Jail wa:
audited by the board and warrant
issued for 1854. 80 in payment of same
The following Justices crimina
dockets were inspected by the board
and approved: Precinct No. 2, Johr
K. Billiard; No. 3, H. Moder; No 3
NJ. w. Neff; No. B. j. A. Ruiz; No. g.
II. J. Mangum; No. 10, Lawrence
Clawson: No. 10, J. W. Welsh; No. IS
r. A. Campbell.
Upon motion carried the board ad-
iourned at p. m. to meet March Z,
in regular session.
H. J. DOWDLE,
| Chairman Pro Tenn