Graham guardian., 1916-12-01

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the gen. raj election 10 be held or
the first Tuesday after the first
Monday IN Nov, mbrr, 1916. for the
election If Federal, State, county
and precinct officials, having been
received from the governors office
and flied in this Office on the sec
ond day of October. 1915, was
G. .Gered published for two pub
lications in The GRAHAM GUARDIAN
an official newspaper Of Graham
county, State of Arzoia, rs pro,
vidrd for in Paragraph 2872, Chap.
ter l., Title IL. Revised Statutes Ot
Arizona, 1918, said publication be
ing on the 9Th and 18th days OF
October, 1916.
As required by Paragraph 1892
Senate Bill No. d. Regular Session
Laws of Arizona, 1915, the assess,
menl and tax roll for the year 1916
was delivered to the county treas.
urer and the chairman of the board
was ordered to annex to said roll
under his hand warrant command
ing the treasurer to collect from the
several persons, companies and cor
porations named in said roll, one.
half of the tax set opposite their
respective names, on or before the
first Monday in Noveml er, 1916,
and the other one-half of the tax
set opposite their respective names,
on or before the first Monday in
May, 1917, and the clerk was or
dered to charge to the treasurer
the tota's of all taxes levied on said
roll.
Andrew K;mball and L. G. Snow
appeared before the Board and re-
quested that they make an appro-
priation of Two Hundred and Fifty
(S250.00) Dollars to defray the ex.
penses of sending an exhibition Of
Graham county products, etc. to the
Ell Paso Fair at E. Paso, Texas. The
board, after carefully considering
the same, by motion, du,y put and
carried. granted the said request
Andrew Kimball appeared before
the board and requested that they
make an appropriation of Three
Hundred 1890 00) Dollars, the same
being Graham County's proportion
as compared with the amounts ap.
propriated by the other counties to
help purchase the Silver Service to
be presented to the Battle Ship
Arizona by the State of Arizona.
The board, after duly considering
the same, by motion. duly put and
carried by a unanimous vote.
granted the said request.
The resignation of J. F. Green
wood, Justice of Peace, Precinct
No. 9, was presented to the Board,
the same to take effect September
Is, 1916. and on motion, duly put
and carried. the said resignation was
accepted by the board, the same to
take effect September 80, 1916.
The resignation of W. w. Polly.
Justice of Peace, Precinct No. 5,
was presented to the board, the
same to take effect September 30.
1916. and upon motion. duly put
and carried, the board accepted the
said resignation, the same to take
effect at the aforementioned date.
A sufficient legal petition and ap.
plication to fill the vacancy caused
by W. W. PolIy's resignation as
Justice of Peace, Precinct No. 5,
being on file in favor of W. E.
Clark, and, on motion, duly put
and carried, the board bv a unani.
nous vote appointed the said w. E.
Clark 10 act as Justice of Peace for
Precinct No. 5, of Graham county.
Arizona. for the balance Of the un.
expired term of w. W. Polly, the
previous justice of peace of said
precinct. The said appointment TO
20 into effect October !. 1916.
The official. bond of County At.
torney E. l.. Spriggs, in the penal
sum of Two Thousand 1900 0O)
Dollars, by motion. duly put and
carried. was approved by the board.
The official. bond of Justice of Peace
W. E. Clark, in the penal sum of
One Thousand Isl. .OO) Dollars,
by motion, duly put and carried,
was approved by the board.
The officia bond Of Notary Perry
A. Burke. in the perat sum oi Onr
Thousand Isl 600 00 Dollars. was
approved by the Chairman of the
board.
At the request of Harry Porter.
he board. by motion. duly put and
carried, sold the said Harry Porter
the windmill tank, tank. stand and all
pipes and fixtures belonging thereto
located on the old court house
grounds at Solomonville, the same
belonging to the county of Graham,
for the sum Of Ten $4,000 Dollars
The b"arG requested The COUNTY
rrasurer /" sIrke the following
~. un's from the following r"lis.
f"ll'ws: Tar bios Daccs, from
the 1911 roll eight $500 Dollars; |
1912 roll. $9.49; 1918 roll, $532.
and Jos. T. Clark. from the 1915
~, $l3 60. The game " whi"h had
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