The Holbrook news., 1918-08-30
Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors of Navajo
 County, Arizona
Holbrook, Arizona, July 30, 1918.

Hobrook, Arizona July 30, 1918. Pursuant to ca met this date and there were present R. C. Creswe, Chairman John Freeman and c. D. Owens Members together with Teepe Clerk and ThOrwald LarsonssCounty Attorney
 This being for hearing all having claims for damages as the result of the establishment of the road r ming the LaRoux Wash north side the Board holding said hearing, unanimously adopted the following resolution: - Whereas petition praying the establishment of public road between point intersection of the right o way o the T. Ry Co., and the boundary of the Town of Ho brook running the middle of the LaRouX Wash was presented the Board of Supervisors on the 5 day o May 9l and,
 day May appointed the following as appraisers to vleW out and locate D. J. Thomas E. Panon and L. Cad well; and
 Whereas majority appraisers filed their report to the Board Supervisors the 1st day of June 198 and Whereas Board of Supervisors the 3rd day of une 1918 made it's order requiring all persons havng as m damages the result of the establishment of said road to He with the Supervisors of Navajo County Arizona helr written claims the date set for hearing said petition persons desiring required to file with sad of Supervisors signed statement of their reason for so opposng and H., Board of Supervisors having all claims for damages and also all opposition establishment of said road and said Board of being fully advised hereby orders and directs that the said petition for the establishment of said public granted public road hereby established de scrbed al follows:
 Commencing at a point on the east line of Section N, 20 E. Ga River Base and Meridian from which the east said section bears noh 231 O6 it. distant thence north 819 w. 1068735 it. to point on the west line of sec IT N R E. Salt River Base Meridian from which the said bears south O23 w. 136511 it. distant thence line 101 6 f thence south 8l9 point the line of Sec aforesaid thence line 1O1.16 it to the point of beginning
 And further ordered that the following damage compen- sation be allowed follows
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 further ordered that the right of for the construc highways public lands granted by the Act of Con gess W Statutes Sec 2477 U S. Compiled Statute % 56 be and the hereby accepted far as the grant applicable that certain public road fully described in the foregoing graph of this resolution.
 Dated at Hobroo Arizona day of July, 1918.
 R. c. CREsWELL,
 Chairman Board of Supervisors avao County, Arizona. R. s. TEEPLE,
 Clerk Board of Supervisors Navajo County, Arizona matter of the installation of improved system of school accounting this having been mended by the County Superintendent of Schools and the State After due consideration and being informed that this system being adopted by the other counties of the state the Board approved the contract for the installing of said contract with MT. w. H. Crawford
 being the duty of the Board appoint members of the Navajo County Council of Defense the Board nominated the fol lowing gentlemen to such and the Clerk instructed to advise the State Council of Defense of this action:
 John A. Freeman Chairman; Snowflake Arizona. H. J. Foutz, Member; Wnslow, Arizona J. Spelmire, Member; Winsow, Arizona.
 Geo. H. Reyes, IT,. Member; WinsowI Arizona. / Joseph Peterson Member; Hobrook, Arizona G. M Braxton, Member Holbrook, Arizona.
 Frank Ellsworth, Member Showow Arizona As alternates the Board submitted to the State Council of Defense the of the following:
 E. B. Newman, Heber, Arizona
 J. c. Hanson, St. Joseph, Arizona.
 Ed Clark, Winsow, Arizona
 J. H. Chapman Winslow, Arizona.
 W. H. Dagg, Wnslow, Arizona.
 B. T. Hatch, Taylor, Arizona.
 Geo. A. Byus Snowflake, Arizona
 There being further business moon the Board ad journed.
 R. c. CREsWELL Chairman Attest
 R. s. TEEPLE Clerk
 Hobrook Arizona, August 5th 1918 Pursuant to the Board met this