The Coconino sun., 1916-05-19

Road to where road turns south to Maine, thence along said road to the crossing of the Santa Fe railroad, the place of beginning.
 Grand Canyon Justice of the Peace
 Precinct
 All that part of Coconino County lying north of line drawn east and west across the county at the south boundary of the Grand Canyon Ma tional Forest and south of the Grand Canyon and the Little Colorado river and inclosed within a line as follows, to-wit:
 Beginning at the south west corner of section G. T. 27 N, R. E., thence east along the the south boundary of the Grand Canyon National Forest and across unsurveyed ground to the Tuba City wagon road, thence north east along said Tuba City wagon road to the bridge over the Little Colo rado River, thence northwest along the Little Colorado River to the ColoSado River, thence down the Colorado River to the west line of the county, thence south along i the west line of the county to the south line of the Hualpai Indian re- servation, thence northeast along of the Hualpai Indian reservation to a point where line drawn east and west along the south boundary of the Grand Canyon National Forest would intersect the said Indian reservation, thence east along this said prolonged line to the south west corner of sec ton 6. T. 27 N, R. 21 E., the place of beginning.
 Fredonia Justice of the Peace Pre- cinct
 All that part of Coconino County lying north of the Colorado River and south of the north line of the county, inclosed within a line described as follows, to-wit:
 Beginning at the intersection of the north line of the county with the Colorado River, and running thence south and west along the Colorado River to the mouth of the Kanab Creek, thence north up Kanab Creek to the north line of the county, thence east along the north line of the coun- ty to the Colorado River, the place of beginning; and
 Be It Further Resolved; that any previous division or segregation of the county into Justice of the Peace precincts, if any, is hereby repealed.
 The following resolution was in troduced and unanimously adopted
 Whereas, it appearing to the Board of Supervisors, that for the conve- nience of voters and to facilitate mat ters relative to the primary election and the general election to be held in September and November, 1916, re- spectively, it is necessary to create additional election precincts;
 Therefore Be It Resolved that such additional election precincts be ere ated as follows Mormon Lake Ran ger Station Precinct; Garland Prairie Precinct; Flagstaff Precinct No. l, being all that part of the Town of Flagstaff lying east of the center line of Leroux street and north of the center line of East Aspen avenue.
 Flagstaff Precinct No. 2, being all that part of the Town of Flagstaff lying south of the center line of East Aspen avenue and east of the center line of Leroux street.
 Flagstaff Precinct No. 3, being all that part of the Town of Flagstaff west of the center line of Leroux street and south of the center line of west Aspen avenue.
 Flagstaff Precinct No. 4, being all that part of the Town of Flagstatf lying north of the center line of West Aspen avenue and west of the center { line of Leroux street.
 Williams Precinct No. l. being all that part of the Town of Williams lying east of the center line of Third street.
 Williams Precinct No. 2, being all that part of the Town of Williams lying west of the center line of Third street.
 The chairman of the Board of Su- pervisors reported the approval of the Notary bond of Frank Harrison.
 The appointment of Jessie c. Lol- Ter as deputy superior court clerk, was approved.
 Upon motion duly made and car ried, F. 0. Twitty was appointed h. digent officer for the town of Will | Hams at salary of S25.00 per month.