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WEEKLY JOURNAL-MINER, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 27, 1918.
A
BAPTISTS KNOT
1
YEAR
CONGREGATION BANQUETS
AND HEARS DETAILED
STATEMENTS OF FINAN
CIAL ACTIVITIES AND
BENEVOLENCES.
(From Sundays Daily.)
Tables occupying the entire space
of the dining room and the lecture
room, into which it opens, were filled
Friday night at 7 o'clock by members
and friends of the First Baptist
church, who met to cat supper to
gether and to hear the reports of the
year and the speeches. The snowy
tables were Hoovcrized with utmost
care, but presented a tempting ar
ray. Cut flowers and potted plants
were used in decorations and added
cheer. At cacli plate was a neat four
page folder containing the program,
the proposed budget for the new
year, the menu, and the official ballot
which was made detachable. W. E.
Hicks returned thanks.
The cntirq .evening was spent at the
tables. Roll-call was responded to b
all the members present and Mrs. W.
H. Hoover gave a report for the
woman's society. A splendid record
of beneficiaries running well into
three figures. A balance in the treas
ury with all bills paid. F. H. Lati
mer reported for the Sunday school.
5264.10 was civen for the work; $39.96
was sent the Syrian-Armenian Relief
Fund and $S5.10 for mission). A
balance of $2.14 in the treasury.
lUnusual interest centered in the
report of Miss Opal Crcckmur, the
church treasurer. $2309.11 Had bees
Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors of
Yavapai County, Arizona.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
YAViAPAI COUNTY, ARIZONA.
Prcscott, Arizona, March 4, 1918.
Board of Supervisors of Yavapai County met pursuant to adjournment
on Monday, March 4, 1918, at 10:00 o'clock, a. m.
Present. William Stephens, Chairman, C. C. Stukcy, Member, J. A.
Jaeger, Member, R. T. Belcher, Clerk.
Minutes of meetings of February 4th, 5th, 8th, and 18th, 1918, were read
and upon motion same were approved.
Mr. C. V. Pardee appeared before the Board and asked that the county
road now crossing the northern part of the NWJ4 of section 29, township 14
X, range 2 W, be changed to the north side of the railroad track, stating that
he had purchased this tract of land and desired to utilize the portion ncjw
occupied by the county road. Mr. V. A. Drake, on behalf of the S. F. P. &
P. Ry.'Co., and Mr. G. E. Mcany, on behalf of the Commercial Trust &
Savings Bank, owners of the property on the north side of s'aid railroad
track stated that they would be willing to grant the county the necessary
right of way for the new county road. Mr. Pardee offered to make the
change in this road for the sum of $200.00 and he was instructed to proceed
with this work upon the filing of a contract and bond covering the proposed
road construction.
Mr. B. M. Atwood, State Engineer, and Mr. F. R. Goodman, Division
Engineer, met with the Board of Supervisors, and the matter of the ap
plication of Yavapai County's portion of the State Road Fund was discussed
at length. The State Engineer advised the Board, that, after deducting cer
tain amounts foT maintenance purpose, there would remain approximately
$65,000.00 in Yavapai County's portion of the State Road Fund. He further
stated that this amount was sufficient to complete the State Highway be
tween Dewey and Cherry on the Dewey-Camp Verde road. Mr. Stephens
stated that it was his opinion that this particular piece of road should be
completed before any new construction work was undertaken. Mr. F. S.
Vielc, President of the Chamber of Commerce, stated to the Board that he
considered that the immediate construction of the proposed direct route
road between Prcscott and Jerome of the utmost importance to Yavapai
County at the present time, and asked that the Board order the commence
ment of the work on the said direct route road between Prcscott and Je
rome, expending the money now available from the State Road Fund for
this purpose. Mr. Stephens and the State Engineer stated that, inasmuch as
the amount of money available from the State Road fund would not be suf
ficient to construct more than a small portion of the proposed road between
Prcscott and Jerome, and as the highway between Dewey and Cherry could be
completed, as already planned, they considered that the construction of the
proposed direct route road between Pdescott and Jerome, should be post
poned until after the completion of the highway between Dewey and Cherry.
The resolution and order of the Board of Supervisors passed on October 17,
1917, directing the State Engineer to expend Yavapai County's portion oi
the State Road Fund in the construction of the proposed road between Prcs
cott anil Jerome, was read, and Mr. Jaeger stated this his position in regard
to the application of Yavapai County's portion of the State Road Fund was
reflected in said order. Mr. Stephens stated that he felt that this order
slmiild bo amended, and. in order to open the question, he moved that the
State Engineer be instructed to proceed to complete the highway between
Dewey and Cherry, as already planned, and lurtncr to nave a survey maac
of the proposed "direct route road between Prescott and Jerome and to
furnish the Board of Supervisors with plans and specifications of same; also
t r- ti.n .i-.llnfr Anrili'O prepare ana lurnisu pians ami spetun-auuus ui nit ihu iusiu u..u(i-
received for the car ending April ' ' , . r.,, Ti,. roii Iw.:nrr .-,ir,i Mr C.,!,rs'
1st. The standard for baptist, ,,; Vr i3P'vtr, "V' Mr. Stukcv voted "No". Mr. Stephens voico
"Aye". ' The motion was dcclcarcd lost and it was so ordered.
It was moved bv Mr. Jacccr. seconded by Stukcy, that the State En
gineer be instructed to prepare and submit plans and specifications cover
ing the proposed bridge over the Verde River near Cottonwood. Yavapai
Countv. Arizona. The roll being called, Mr. Jaeger otcd "Aye", Mr. Stukcy
voted "Aye", Mr. Stephens voted "Ayc '. The motion was declared carried
nn1 it w.k; o ordered.
UrJbn motion, duly seconded and carried, it was ordered that J. C. Crane
be granted the sum of $15.00 per month, outdoor relief, until further orders of
the Board.
Uoon motion, duly seconded and carried, it was ordered that the salary
of Win. I- Hargrove, Bailiff, be fixed at $125.00 per month, commencing
March 1st. 1918.
P. J. Kcohanc, Treasurer and Ex-Omcio lax Collector, appeared with
churches in the State is that all lo
cal bills shall be paid each month
and missionary money forwarded
each quarter. The Prcscott churcu
meets her appojionmcnt each quar
ter but in ad-ancc as no other church
in the State. The pastor is paid
twice each month. The year docs
not close until April 1st, but all bills
falling due on that day arc paid and
there is a balance in "the treasury of
$572.20. This brought hearty ap
plausc. While last year was an un
usual year, yet this year shows ad
vance.
The proposed budget of expendi
tures for the new year carried with
it an increase of $300.00 on pastor's
salary. It was heartily voted as rec
ommended bv the deacons and trus
tecs. Coining as this docs at the be
ginning of the third year of Mr. Ham
ilton's pastorate speaks of the appre
ciation in which he is held.
One of the sources of joy this year
was the gift of $1,100 from a Prcscott
friciifl for Baptist missionary work
work home and abroad.
The roll of members has been rc-
my possession.
'P. J. KEOHAXE, Treasurer, Yavapai County, Arizona.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 4th day of March, 1918
(SEAL) E. A. McSWIGGIX,
Xotary Public.
My commission expires Dec. 7, 1918.
The redeemed orders, warrants, and receipts were then cancelled by the
Board and, together with the report, ordered filed.
Upon motion, the Board adjourned until Tuesday, March 5, 1918, at
10:00 o'clock, a. m.
WM. STEPHEN'S, Chairman.
'Attest: (R. T. BELCHER, Clerk.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
YAVAPAI COUNTY. ARIZONA.
Prcscott, Arizona, March 5, 1918.
Board of Supervisors of Yavapai County, Arizona, met pursuant to ad
journment on Tuesday, March 5, 1918, at 10:00 o'clock, a. m.
Present: William btephens. Chairman, L. C. Stukcy, .Member, J. A.
Jaeger, Member, R. T. Belcher, Clerk.
The report of fc A. Mciwiggin, County Kccordcr, covering lees collect
cd (Turing the month of February, 1918, was checked with the blotter on
file in the County Recorder's office, the same being as follows to-wit.
Total fees for filing and recording, February, 1918 $616.10
Certified copies, certificates, etc 22.65
Total $638.75
The report of P. J. Farley, Clerk of the Superior Court covering fees
and fines collected during the month of February, 1918, totaling $915.05 was
checked, found to be correct and ordered filed.
The reports of J. F. Young, Sheriff, for the month of February, 1918,
were checked found to be correct and ordered filed, same being as follows,
to-wit:
Civil Fees 95.60
License Taxes 115.00
Total $ 210.60
The report of O. Z. Reynolds, Constable, Ash Fork Justice Precinct,
for the month of December. 1917. was received, checked and ordered filed.
Reports from the following Justices of the Peace and Constables for the
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month ot January, ivio, were received, ciicckco ana orucrcu mcu
Justice of the Peace
Constable.
O. Z. Reynolds.
Justice Precinct
Ash Fork
Clarkdalc C W. Bennett
Congress Junction C. A. Randall
Humboldt '
Present! C. H. McLanc
Reports from the following Justices of the Peace and Constables for
the month of February, 1918, were received, checked, and ordered tiled
Clias. H. Kinsman.
Justice Precinct
Ash Fork
Bagdad
Camp Verde
Clarkdalc
Crown King
Congress Junction
Humboldt
Jerome
Mayer
Scligman
Prcscott
Justice of the Peace
R. K. Burntt
C. K. Crosby
Geo. W. Hancc
C. W. Bennett
Mark Gcmmill
Constable.
O. Z. Reynolds
"V. H. Baudcr
J. S. Spccr
R. S. Patterson
D. G. Sinclair
P. B. Larrcmorc
T. E. Thompson
A. K. Lee
F. ESmith
D. X. Jenkins
F. H. Cartmcll
C. H. McLanc
letter was received from Mr. loc Matli with reference to the con
struction of a road, from his ranch in Williamson Valley to the County road
at Simmons. The Clerk was instructed to advise Mr. Matli that, inasmuch
as this was a private road, the Board of Supervisors had no jurisdiction in
the matter.
The appointments, bv f. F. Younsr. Sheriff, of M. T. O'Lcary and J. S
Brazil, as deputy sheriffs, without compensation, were taken up and con
firmed.
The request of Mrs. J. M. Comer for assistance from the county was
ilrnied
The request of the Haydcn Development Company for an adjustment
of their assessment for the year 1917, was, upon the advice of the County
A?;p:nr flrnird
A petition was received nravintr that some action be taken by the
Board of Supervisors in order to protect the citizens of Cottonwood against
the reckless driving of automobiles through Cottonwood. Upon motion,
the Clerk was instructed to have signs painted and posted at Cottonwood
limiting the speed of automobiles to la miles per Hour.
A nxtitinn was n-rrivrd from the Attorneys of Jerome, praying that the
his report as Tax Collector, showing the amount of taxes collected during Inctire of the Peace of Icrome Justice Precinct be provided with suitable
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the period lebruary 1st to .uarcn isi, ivin. i nc uoaru procccucu 10 ciicck quarters for holding court, and the matter was laKcn upucr consiucrauon
vised during the year, and many new , Spcc;al Lcvy D;st. yj. 9
the same with the Assessment and Tax Rolls, they were found to correspond,
the rolls stamped accordingly and the report ordered filed.
P. J. Kcohanc, Treasurer and Ex-Omcio Tax Collector, appeared with
his report as Treasurer, for the period February 1st to March 1st, 1918. and
the Board procoeded to check the same with the receipts issued and the
warrants and orders cashed. The same was found to be correct, the report
being as follows, to-wit:
Balance on hand February 1st, 1918 $145,449.00
State and County Taxes. Roll 1917 954.95
Special School Taxes, H. S. No. 1 80.9
School Fund & Interest Taxes, Dist. Xo. 1..
Special Levy, Dist. Xo. 1
School Tax
Road Tax
Special School Taxes, H. S. Xo 9
School Bond & Interest 1 axes, Dist. .No. y.
. 1 1 1 II. n
mcmucrs nave uccu auutu. . m.
present number is 124.
Following the reports and election
School Bond & Interest Taxes, Dist. Xo. 15..
Special Levy, Dist. Xo. 15
Special Lew, Dist. Xo. 36
cf officers the program of toasts was j Delinquent Tax Interest,
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enjoyed, inc general menu:
"The Great War." S. G. Johnson
responded to "Our Enemy" in which
he did a splendid piece of work ven
tillatinc his idea of the kaiser. But
neck and neck with the kaiser was
Fees. Tax Collector
State and County Taxes, Roll 1916
Special School Taxes, H. S. Xo. 1
School Bond & Interest Taxes, Dist. Xo. 1
Special School Taxes, H. S. Dist. Xo. 9
School Bond & Interest Taxes, Dist. Xo. 9..
Special Lew. Dist. Xo. 9
tlm devil trvinc to defeat the church. School Bond & Interest Taxes, Dist. Xo. 28.
Dr. McCourtney of Phoenix, super-' School Bond & Interest Taxes, Dist. Xo. 40.
I Delinquent lax interest
Fees, Tax Collector
State and County Taxes, Roll, 1915 ,
Special School Taxes, 11. S. Xo. 9
School Bond & Interest Taxes, Dist. Xo. 9..
Delinquent Tax Interest
Fees, Tax Collector
Stale and County Taxes Roll 1914
Special School Taxes, H. S. Xo. 1 -
School Bond & Interest Taxes, Dist. Xo. 1.
Delinquent Tax Interest
Fees, Tax Collector
intendent of Arizona 'Baptist mis
sions, spoke on "Our Xavy." By
common consent the Baptists arc as
signed to that branch of the service.
What could we do without our
ships? It's a great fight against sin,
Baptists must be and arc in it. Mrs.
A. D. Xcwman spoke upon the "Bat
tleship Lone Star."' Lone Star is the
corporate name of the Prcscott
f 1. I . 1. nlflnkf cltlll 111
W a. She spoke o, the great j State, and County Taxes. Roll ,9.3.
service she had Rendered the J-tj Schoaxes. II. S, N. 1 .
year. She put her up as flagship nclimiucnt Tax Interest
Dean Hamilton, me pasior, was ure m;C(.. Tax Collector
At.
last speaker, and was assigned "Our
Allies." Speaking briefly of Ameri
ca's Allies he drew the comparison
lo the denomination. Baptists are
r. : ...:iltrM ilrJIrirv w-illi which
t'o do war work. Arizona is asked .Jyfc '. C'
for $1,000 of this amount and Prcs
cott for -556.50. The members voted
to raise it. "When?" asked Mr. Ham
ilton. "Right now," came numerous
calls. As ' rapidly as the amounts
could be recorded $S5.X) was pledged
and most of this paid. And the
Prcscott Baptists went "over the
top." Mrs. O. R. Peck concluded the
evening with a beautifully rendered
solo.
License Taxes
Superior Court Fees
Recorder's Fees
Unclaimed Estates
Wild animal skins
Sheriffs Fees, Civil Cases
Constables" Fees
State and County Taxes, Roll 1912
Delinquent Tax Interest
State and County Taxes, Roll 1911
35.39
23.14
5.00
4.00
3.39
.45
3.14
.05
.11
6.71
3.01
6.72
393.94
1.12
.59
.03
.08
.17
1.40
3.68
17.75
19.54
90.82
.52
!50
4.59
2.40
40.30
. .87
.87
1.61
.33
54.75
.25
700.00
4.07
1.00
115.00
673.65
1,097.35
1,088.91
2.50
67.85
95.60
20.00
107.ll
.38
75.00
State and County Taxes, Roll 1910 86.25
CARRIERS TO GET RAISE
WASHIXGTOX. March 22. Ru
ral letter carriers receiving $1200 a
year or less arc granted a 20 per
cent increase by an amendment ten
tatively added to the postal increase
bill today by the house.
MAKE 'EM WORK
P1F.RRE. S. D.. March 22. A bill
...ilw.riMi-' countv councils of de
fense, under the direction of the State
council, to register and conscript! 1
State and County Taxes, Rcll 1T ...
Refund acct. of error on demand Xo. 158
Sale of Bonds and accrued lulrrcst, Dist. Xo. 29.
Refunds from Sheriff's Office j
Donation. Dist. Xo. 43
By School District Hinds
State Tax Fund
High School Funds Dist. Xo 1
High School Funds. Dist. Xo. 9
Hich School Funds, Dist. Xo. 29 :
Building Fund, Dist. Xo. 29
County Bond Fund
Court Orders
Court Houe Building Fund
Refund 1917 Taxes ,
Balance on hand February 28, 1918
90.00
1.54
18.1S9.0O
9.60
5.00
$14,938.46
1,321.62
2.534.33
720.85
978.72
268,25
10,000.00
19.25
10,240.51
6.65
128.613.32
$169,647.96
$169,647.96
STATE OF ARIZOXA COUNTY OF YAVAPAI ss.
P I Kpolr.me. bcinc dulv sworn deposes and says: That 1 am the
rrcasurer of Yavapai County. Arizona. That the above and forgoing report
. . . I , . . rnrri-rl niwl frnr vt :i 1 elllrll 1 of all lllOIICVS TCCClVCd lV IIIC ill tllC CapaCHJ
!"f", 7,ria,,se of ti e South Dakota of Treasurer prior to this date. That I f.av- carefully and accurately set
by both houses of the South Dakota th(, (rQm wllicIl saId nloncy VSs derived, the
legislature here todaj. 'mn.fr ianA account to v hirh said money v as apportioned or transferred,
. I - , i-, mrrfri mwl imp nrrount of all navmcnts and disbursements, tosether with
jobork? -'0Ur:S,""OCr l --'an accurate statement of balances remaining in the various county funds in
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E. W. Stephens Dep. County Assessor -;v 7a.00
Eric Lindhuft Dep. County Assessor 62.50
R. K. Burntt J. P. Ash Fork 12.50
O. Z. Reysolds Constable, Ash Fork 23.00
C. K. Crosby J. P. Bagdad 7.50
W. H. Bauder Constable. Bagdad 7.50
Gco.-W. Hancc J. P. Camp Verde 12.50
J. S. Spccr Constable, Camp Verde - 25.00
C. A. Randall J. P. Congress Junction 12.50
D. C. Sinclair Constable, Congress Junction 12.50
C. W. Bennett J. P. Clarkdalc 37.50
Mark Gcmmill J. P. Crown King 7.50
R- S. Patterson Constable. Crown Kinc 12.50
A. K. Lee J. P. Humboldt ..
.. 25.00
201 473
201 474
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C. H. Kinsman Constable, Humboldt 25.00
201 469 F. E. Smith J. P. Jerome -37-30
201 470 P. B. Larrcmorc Constable, Jerome .-. 37.5U
201 471 D. X. Jenkins J. P. M"aycr JO.UU
201 472 T. E. Thompson Constable, Mayer J0.UU
Chas. H. McLanc J. P. Prcscott 1 75.1U
W. R. Fitzgerald Constable, Prcscott 62.50
475 F. H. Cartmcll J. P. Scligman U.3U
476 F. I- Campbell Constable, Scligman 25.00
Thp followine claims were taken ud and audited, and. upon motion,
warrants in payment of same were ordered drawn upon the expense fund,
to-wit:
CIm. War.
No. No. To Whom Drawn Account Amount.
202 477 The McNeil Co. Supplies, County Offices 216.11
203 478 A. W. Robinson Puppies, Co. Hospital Etc 34.60
204 479 E. A. RogersPrinting contract and supplies 430.83
205 480 C. E. Gentry Expense, County Assessor 46.05
206 481 Thos. E. Harris Tranfcr charges 7.00
207 482 B. H. Weaver Drayagc 25.50
208 483 City of Prcscott Water 59.76
209 484 Trustees Elks Lodge No. 330, rent and light, Feb 103.00
210 485 J. M. W. Moore & Son Insurance 84.50
211 486 T. J. McDcrmott Expense, Plaza 2.05
212 487 SamL Hill Hardware Co. Supplies, Plaza and Co. Hosp... 3.33
213 488 W. A. Clinc Coal 7l.&
214 489 R. G. Xeal, Assg. J. Blumbcrg Bounty o.iw
215 490 James Shears Bounty 4.IXJ
216 491 W. J. Lowthian Supplies, io. .uaeninc i j w
217 492 Al Weber Supplies, Co., Machine, and auto hire 110.65
218 493 Yavapai Co. Chamber of Commerce Maintenance i... 177.50
219 494 Mayer Livery, Feed & Sales Stables Hauling'dcad.mule
from road -W"
220 495 John H. Smith Rent J-J
221 496 Arizona Lodge Xo. 1 I. O. O. F. Rent 5.00
222 497 Richards, Wells & Lawlcr Rent 30.00
223 498 X. A. Vync, Assg. Camp Verde State Bank Services as
Local Registrar Vital Statistics o.su
224 499 A. C. Carlson Local Registrar Vital Statistics 61.00
225 500 H. W. Cole Local Registrar Vital Statistics 6.00
226 501 M. T. Knapp Local Registrar Vital btatistics o.uu
227 502 Prcscott State Bank -Assg. Cert. Local Kegistrar vital
Statistics - 3-t3
228 503 F. H. Cartmcll Expense. J. P. Seligman and services as
Local Registrar Vital Statistics 13.23
229 504 B. R. Marks-Local Registrar Vital Statistics .6.2o
230 505 Harry T. Southworth Local Registrar Vital Statistics 64.73
231 506 Bank of Arizona Assg. Certs. Local Registrars Vital .
Stntiitics ...J. 11.73
36.59
22.00
28.70
49.05
-2.50
J 10,23
232 507 W. U. Tel. Co. Tclcgrahts :
233 508 Jeff Claghorn Labor at Co. Farm
234 509 C. H. Riebcling Laundry, County Hospital
235 510 John Massing & Co. Coal for Co. Hosp. ..
236 511 O. A. Hcsla Co. Repairs to Clocks, Hosp. .
otr ;n W w Tinmrlmff Drnps. Co. Hosn
oiq ;n Cl.n. llncnliil Ktinc rpnnirs. Hospital 1.83
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239 514 Geo. C. Ruffncr Blacksmithing, Co. Hosp 13.00
240 515 J. D. Bcthunc Expense, Supt. Co. Hosp sio"fe
241 516 Richards Bros Supplies, Hosp. etc. liH
242 517 O. K. Meat Market Meat for Co. Hosp. and Jail Mess 266.01
243 518 J. Blumbcrg ODR furnished
1... I..r,
The Board proceeded to the opening of bids on wild animals skins,
same being as follows, to-wit:
X. Levy, Prcscott, Arizona.
For all coyote and wild cat skins i --62 cents each
M T T.nivler. Prescott. Arizona.
For all coyote and wild cat skins in merchantable condition.. $1.00 each
Kffron Co.. Phoenix. Arizona.
For all coyote and wild cat skins $1.054 each.
las. A.' Blaklev. Tcmpc. Ari::cns.
For all covotc. and wild cat skins 96 cents ea.n.
Walter Atkin, Prcscott, Arizona.
For all covotc and wild cat skins 90 cents each
Upon motion of Mir. Stukcy, it was ordered that the bid of Effron &
Company be accepted, and mat an coyote anu wnu cai ssins on nanu un
sold to the said Effron & Company in accordance with their bid, to-wit:
$1.05j for each hide.
A petition praying for the completion of the road between Prcscott
and Crown King was received, and, upon motion of Mr. Stukcy tt w-i
ordered that the said road be completed as soon as funds arc available.
Upbn motion, duly seconded and carried, it was ordered that all .u,ki
work in Yavapai County, with the exception of maintenance that is' ab
solutely necessary, be discontinued.
Upon motion the Chairman and Clerk were instructed to execute a
lease from the C. A. & S. F. Ry. Co. to Yavapai County covering a portion
of the right of way of said Railroad Company for county road purpose:,
between Mile Post 116 plus 1600 ft. and 117 plus 900 ft. near Piedmont,
Arizona.
Reports of the County Physician for the months of December, 1917,
and January 1918, were received, checked, and ordered filed.
The payroll of county officials and employes for the period ending
February 28, 1918, having been approved by the County Recorder and the
Board of Supervisors, warrants in payment of salaries were ordered drawn
upon the expense fund, to-wit:
Clm. War.
No. No. To Whom Drawn Account Amount
201 405 William Stephens "Chairman of Board $ 62.50
201 406 C. C. Stukcy Supervisor 50.00
407 J. A. Jaeger Supervisor oli.UU
408 R. T. Belchcr-JClcrk of Board HW.W
409 'X. S. Norwood Asst. Clerk of Board 75.00
410 J. If. Drew Janitor, Court House 50.00
244 519 lames P. CIcator ODR furnished
245 520 X. Levy ODR furnished
-24 6 521 R. W. Bullard ODR furnished
247 522 J. I. Gardner ODR furnished
248 523 Sam Drcycr ODR furnished
249 524 M. Redden ODR furnished
250 SIS' T. F. Mcloughlin Drayagc--ODR-
251 526 A. Stukcy ODR furnished ..
252 527 Wingficld Cornel. Co. ODR furnished"
253 528 W. P. ScottBurial
m Sx I R Yoiintr Expense. Sheriff
255 530 P. J. Farley Expense. Clerk, Superior Court
1Q.CA
... 25.00
... 25.fi)
.... 50.DQ
... 40.00
... 4150
... 1.25
... 15:75
... mm
... 35.00
... 91.92
.... 3.00
256 531 Lincoln H. BcyeIc Transcripts 15.00
. 25.00
.. 39.60
.. 49.34
.. 16.40
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411 T. I. McDcrmott Plaza Gardner
412 Grace M. Snarkcs Immigration Commissioner
201 413 John W. Flinn Co. Supt. Public Health and Registrar
Vital Statistics
201 414 R. N. Looncy Attending Physician
201 415 J. D. Bcthunc Supt. County Hospital
201 416 Mrs. J. D. Bcthunc Matron. County Hospital
201 417 'Matilda Johnson Xtirsc, County Hospital
201 418 Tom You Cook, County Hospital
201 419 Jas. G. Kctt Farmer, County Hospital
201 420 R. N. Looncy County Physician
201 421 Anna Levy Supt. Charities
201 422 J. F. Young Sheriff.
201 413 1. H. Robinson -Under Sheriff.
201 424 Ben Powers Dept. Sheriff.
201 425 O. A.McDcrmid Dep. Sheriff
201 '426 F. W. Jcsscn Dep. Sheriff
201 427 R. A. Twamlev Dep. Sheriff
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42S T. T. Marks Dep. Sheriff
429 Fred Hawkins Dep. Sheriff
430 F. F. Bartlctt Dep. Sheriff
431 F. O. Twittv Den. Sheriff
432 C. S. Patterson Dep. Sheriff :
433 R. D. Young iRanccr Deputy
434 Frank Andrews Watchman (10 days)
435 W. O. Townscnd Cook, Jail Mess
436 P. J. Farlcv JClerk. Superior Court
437 Helen V. Cartmcll Dep. Clerk. Superior Court
438 Nellie G. Marshall Dep. Clerk. Superior Court
439 Fred H. Eckcrt Den. Clerk, Superior Court ..
'440 (V. L. Hargrove Bailiff
441 Lincoln H. Bcycrle Court Reporter
442 (Joint J. Sweeney Superior Judge
433 F. L. I laworth Countv Attorney
444 Pcrrv M. Ling Dep. County ttorucy
445 F. K. llollcnback Stcno. for County Attorney
44(5 P. J. Kcohanc Countv Treasurer
io t." I rv.n.,i,11 nn .rViimfv Treasurer
448 li . McSuiggiu County Recorder 1'3?
449 L. S. Colwell Dcptitv Coun'v Recorder
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257 531 R. B. Wcstervclt btcnographic services
?;s 53.1 F. I.. Haworth Expense. County Attorney
259 534 P. J. Kcohanc Expense, County Treasurer .
260 535 E-. A. McSwiggin Expense, County Recorder ........
261 536 Underwood Typewriter Co. Coupon book. County Re
cordcr
537 1L W. Stephens -Expense Dep. County Assessor...-...
263 538 W. T. Moore Justice Court Interpreter
264 339 Win. M. Hoguc Justice Court Juror
265 540 E. G. Montgomery Justice Court Juror
266 541 D. C. Maclvcr Justivc Court Juror ..
267 542 W. O. Hoogcstraat Justice Court Juror
268 543 iRay Vync justice Court Juror.
269 544 John Rcilly Justice Court Juror
270 545 J. G. Conway Justice Court Juror
271 546 W. L. Richards Justice Court Juror :
272 547 O. A. Hcsla Justice Court Juror -
273 548 W. E. Hicks Justice Court Juror
274 549 Chas. A. Wcidler Justice Court Juror ..
275 550 Clarence Henkcl Justice Court Juror
276 551 A. C. Hansohn, Assg. Bank of Arizona Justice Court
Juror
277 552 J. W. Hubbard, Assg. Bank of Arizona Justice Court Juror
278 553 F. I- France, Assg. "Bank of Arizona Justice Court Juror..
27 554 Ti. H. Foudy, Assg. Bank of Arizona Justice Court Juror..
280 555 Albert Brockman, Assg. Bank of Arizona Justice Court
Juror ;
281 556 Tom Vivian, Assg. Bank of Arizona Justice Court Juror...
252 557 A. P. Jones, Assg. Bank of Arizona Justice Court Juror...
253 558 J. W. Hubbard, Assg. Bank of Arizona Justice Court Juror
284 559 N. D. Ross; Assg. Bank of Arizona Justice Court Juror...
285 560 A. L. McCrcary, Assg. Bank of Arizona 'Justice Court Juror
2S6 561 Lester Jackson, Assg. Bank of Arizona Justice Court Juror
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288 563 Albert Brockman, Assg. Bank of Arizona Justice Court
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289 564 A. C. Hansohn, Assg. Bank of Arizona Justice Court Juror 1.50
290 265 J. C Crane Rent of house for Justice Court, Camp Verde.. 3.00
291 566 Lucilc S. Jones Justice Court Stenographer 28.80
292 567 T. B. Jacobs, Assg. P. J. Kcohanc Expense, Witness...... 13.30
293 i568 W. R. Curry, Assg. P. J. Kcohanc Expense Witness 13.30
294 569 O. R. Robinson, Assg. P. J. Kcohanc Expense U ttness. . . 13.30
The following claims were taken up and audited, and. upon ,nt10"'
warrants in payment of same were ordered drawn upon the Road Fund,
to-wit:
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No. No. To Whom Drawn Account A?e7
41 93-104 J. T. Logan (Payroll) Dist. No. 4-Sca No. 2. $-X
42 105 W. H. Mcrritt Salarv and expense, Co. Engr. r"
57 106 Cornel. Tr. & Svgs. Bank Liability insurance premium... 32.19
65 107 Cornel. Tr.'fc Savgs. Bank Liability insurance premium.... 143.60
The following claims were taken up and audited, nd, upon motion,
warrants in payment of same were ordered drawn upon the Building Fund,
to-wit:
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No. No. To Whom -Drawn Account Amount.
14 14 F. L. Cyphers Last half Feb. salary. Supt. Constn.. $ J.OO
15 15 Rogers & Ashton-JLabor and supplies, new Court "ou?.-lW.30
Upon motion, it was ordered that expense fund warrant. No. 2486. cUted
October 13, 1917. for the sum of $80.00. drawn in favor of Edith Runner,
now deceased, be cancelled. . , ,
The claim of W. Curtis Miller. County Superintendent oj Schools was
approved for the sum of $148.05 as follows: salary for February $123.00;
Office expense $23.05.
The claim of Mrs. Ward H. Wheeler was approved for the sum of
$125.00, salary as Deputy County School Superintendent for the month of
1 CbrNo0furthcr business appearing, the Board, upon motion, adjourned
until Monday. March 18th. 19.8 at Wclock, nu
Attest: R. T. BELCHER, Clerk.
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452 Grarr Chapman Dep. County Recorder
453 C. E. Gentry County sscssor
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