The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-02-16
NEW COUNTY 0F- TIGERS TAKE OATH
 OF OFFICE
A. l.. Terry, of Morenci, is Named as Clerk of Board of Super visOrs at First Meeting
 of the New Board
TEMPORARY SALARIES FIXED
eut a Hitch and State Government Now in Full Swing

Following close upon the inaugura ton of Governor Hunt at Phoenix or Wednesday afternoon of this week the newly elected county officers oi Greenlee county, those who do not come under the class of ''hold-overs' proceeded to the court house and filed in the office of the County Recorder their oaths of office. Following the example set by the Governor those cluded Hon. Ben. M. Crawford, Clerk of Superior Court, John D. Patty, z Sheriff, R. A. Campbell, Supervisor. In addition to the above newly cleo ted County officers there were assem- bled in the office of the Board of Su- pervisors, Wade Hampton, c. P. Dunn, w. E. Kelly, recorder; A. l.. Terry, of Norenci and w. O. Wheatley, Clerk of the Board.
 After the filing of the oath of office the newly elected Board of Supervis- ors held an informal session and de- cided to meet with the old Board on Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
 At this meeting there was present B. F Billingsley and George Webster, of the Territorial Board and Wade Hampton, c. P. Dunn and R. A. Camp bell, of the new state board. The min utes of the last meeting of the Board were read and approved, the records of the Board turned over to the new board and accepted, and an adjourn ment was taken until Friday morning.
 The new Board met Friday morning at nine o'clock and the first crder of business was the election of Wade Hampton, who at the recent election received the highest humber of votes, as Chairman of the Board. A. l.. Ter ry, of Morenci, was appointed to the position of Clerk of the Board and w. O. Wheatley retained as Assistant Clerk until further order of the Board.
 w. E. Kelly, Recorder, announced to the Board that he, had appointed Miss Joy Gray as Deputy recorder and the appointment was approved by the | Board.
 R. A. Campbell presented his resig- | nation as Justice of the Peace at Met calf and later w. F. Burns, who was elected at the recent election was ap- l pointed to fill the vacancy. During Fridays session the, bonds of the sew eral county officers were approved | as follows
 sherifrs office. - Sheriff. 4.5OO her annum
 Under sheriff $125.00 per month.
 Chief Deputy, Clifton, $150.0o per 
 Jailer, Clifton, $75.O0 per month.
 Chief Deputy, Morenci, $150.00 per month. Under Deputy. Morenci, $125.OO per month. .,,.. Deputy and Jailer, Metcalf, s125.OO per month.
 Deputy and Jailer, Duncan $75.0O ( Der month. l( Jailer, Morenci, $75.0O per month. {
 Precinct Officers. l Justice Peace, Clifton S137.5O per month :.
 Constable, Clifton, $125.OO per nonth. Justice Peace, Morenci, $1375O per \ lonth.
 Constable, Morenci. s125.OO per lonth
 Justice Peace, Metcalf, s75.OO per lonth. D Constable, Metcalf, .s7.5o per f. lonth a Justice Peace and Constable, Dun- a an, 5000 each. b Justice Peace and Constable, Frank n, ten dollars per month each n
 County Officers. c, Supt of Roads, $125.OO per month. el Surveyor, $166.65 per month. pi Clerk Superior Court, $15000 per e onth. n, Deputy Clerk Superior Court, W 00.00 per month.
 Deputy County Recorder, $10000 st 1T month. ye c. c. Sellers was appointed deputy Is erk of the Superior Court by and tn the consent of the Board. It is D