Arizona republican., 1914-10-18

tersection with the north line of sec tion 1, township three north, range five west; thence east to the south east corner of section 36, township four north, range one west; thence north to the northwest corner of sec ton 6, township five north, range one east; thence east to the center of the Agua Fria River: thence in la northerly direction along the cen ter of said Agua Fria River to the place of beginning. Except that ter ritory within the following descciD- ed limits, viz:
 Commencing at a point where the center of the Hassayampa River in tersects the north line of section 16. township six north, range four west. and running thence west to the northwest corner of section IS, town ship six north, range five west; thence south to the southwest cor ner of section 31, township five ! north, range five west; thence east | to the center of the Hassayampa River; thence in northerly direc. tion along the center of the Hassay- ! ampa River to the place of begin. l ming.
 SCHOOL DISTRICT BOUNDARIES J. A. Higgins. County SuperintenG- ent of Schools, filed his transcript i showing the boundary lines of the various school districts of Maricopa County, and on motion and by unani- nous vote of the Board the said transcript was approved. APPROVAL OF BONDS | The chairman reported that he had 1 this day approved the bond of J. NJ. LorSan, as Notary Public with ] American Surety Co. of New York as. surety.
 1 RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSE l On motion and by unanimous vote the Board authorized the Sheriff to issue a retail liquor license to S. Bland & Co., at 233 West Washing 1 ton street, in the city of Phoenix | LEAVE OF ABSENCE. GRANTED | On motion and by unanimous vote the Board granted leave of absence from the state to the following off, cers:
 | Frank H. Lyman County Attorney, for a period of thirty days. R. c. Estrada, Constable of Tempo Justice Precinct, for period of thir- ty days.
 M. A. Ivy, Constable of Phoenix Justice Precinct, for period of thirty days.
 1 DEPUTY SHERIFFS APPOINTED 1 J. D. Adams, Sheriff, filed his ap- pointment of R. L. Wilkinson and Geo. Brisbois as Deputy Sheriffs and the same were approved by the Board. ..
 DUPLICATE WARRANTS ISSUED
 On motion and by unanimous vote the Board passed and adopted the following resolution:
 WHEREAS, On June first. 1914, the Board did issue to w. & Norviel, County Expense Warrant No. 1405 for the sum of $5O1.75 and Expense Warrant No. 140S for the sum of s12.06, both of said warrants be. ing dated June 1st, 1914, the said warrants having been delivered to the said w. s. Norviel on June 5th, 1914. and
 WHEREAS, the said W. S. Norviel has lost or claims to have lost the said warrants and that the same cannot be found, and the said w. S Norviel having filed with this Board his Bond in the sum of One Thou sand Dollars. with J. C. Phillips and Wm. F. Thomas as sureties, the sdid Bond having been approved by the Chairman of this Board, the sad Bond being conditioned that the said w. S Norviel shall save the County iof Maricopa free and harmless on laccOunt of any loss payment or
 damage on account of said original warrants.
 l NOW THEREFORE, it is ordered and the Chairman and Clerk of this
 Board are hereby directed to issue
 and deliver to the said w. s. Nor
 viel duplicates of said expense War
 rants No. l4O6 and No. 14OS in the
 amounts as set forth above.
 CHANGE IN SCHOOL DISTRICT
 BOUNDARIES.
 DISTRICTS II and AS
 On motion and by unanimous vots
 the Board passed and adopted the following resolution:
 WHEREAS. a petition of residents
 of School District. No. II, requesting
 that all that territory within the
 following described limits Viz
 Beginning at the southwest corner of section 30, township two north, range four east; thence east one
 mile: thence north one mile; thence east one-half mile thence north one
 mile: thence west one and one-half miles; thence south two miles to place of beginning, (Said territory
 being a part of School District No i14 be detached from said School
 District No. 14, and that the same
 be attached to and made a part of
 said School District No. AS, has been transmitted to this Board by J. A. iRiggins, County Superintendent Of . Schools, with his approval and re- commendation that the change be
 made as prayed for, and
 WHEREAS, it appears to this
 Board that the said petition is sign
 ed by and contains the names of
 more than ten qualified school elec'
 tors of said School District No. IA, and that the change requested would
 be for the best interests of the resi- ldents of the above described terri