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HOLBROOK, ARIZONA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 1896.
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C. W." SMITH. Receiver.
.Condfnied Time Card No.
Effect Sot. 29, 1886.
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querque Fridays and Mondays, arriving at
'Loa Angeles, Saturdays and Tuesdays. Train
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Thursdays, DtOPAnm Albuoueroue. Wednes
days and Saturdays, arriving at Chicago,
"Fridays and Mondays.
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through between Los Angeles and Chicago
and W iiliams and San Francisco,
i Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars daily
! through between Chicago andSaa Francisco
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1 Wednesday and Los Anadies every Thursday,
Tunning throjigh to haasaa City, Chicago
'and Boston.
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..-reached only via this line.
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i which will be mailed free.
Don A, Swbbt,
Geal Passenger Agent, Albuquerque, N. M,
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I IS THE SHORTEST AND
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Ta Denver. Kansas City. St. Louis, and Chi.
cago and ail points BASI.
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t ami lutnunein A niona to t lie
f Grand CVm of the Colorado, Petrified
'orest.Clilweiunzs. Great Pine Forests.
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is intersst.
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fctntn. Ca'ts and Melt'eo.
baw-1 axs eonnert at Jerome Junction
-itn w" rK. 1.4 r Ky. lor Jerome,
f Connect. ir Prescott with stage lines for
til ptiiciii "n ng camps
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at Courress with
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tw ... lor Congress and
ell. At rim with the Maricopa A Pbo
UxRX; ("MHon tLe 3. P. Ky. Also with
T. R. icuy. t
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anta re nu'iest trains to all points east
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-rsrork at í-ao.:üp. m, arriving in Los
r Angeles sjt iflooo at 1 -20 and San Frrn
ciscoseotN monng at 10:45. Train for the
1 at lea' rn -k at 0:2ft.
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- Prescott, Aris.. Prescott, Arts.
sl s. si. fLiA Affaoi General Manager.
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, CHiLTEDI' LODGB NO. 6, F. A A.
n., nom a. Arizona, neguiar
stated cr unications at 7 :S0 p
m. on FcJa Saturday of each
month. Jn, tirlirAn invifUMl-
By order of
'. C. KINDER, W. M.
J. H. BOWMAN, SeHuy.. . Vtt
hAKPESTER SHOlklorth side of B. B.
'- J track, east of the of Wm. Armbrust
l er. All kinds of center work at short
kot i re. Repairing a sialty. Give me a
aall if you nave work ing itnmed'ate at
eation. ltf G. TfcsTEKMAS.
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Mr. S. B. West of Snot is our author
jsed agent for that sect! , f the county, and
w . uiugnwi to rmm reoeip IBf iuu-
f t LeriptsoTsi to the Asotrs. .
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
NAVAJO COUXTY,
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Decembeb 28, 1896.
The Board of Supervisors
met
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ton
oup
this day pursuant to adjournment
Nov. 16, 1896.
Present John H. Bowman, chair
man; J. M. Uiis ana J. II. iíreoü,
members; and F. W. Nelson, clerk.
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The minutes of Nov. 16, 1896,
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were then read and approved.
The Board then considered the
following claims, audited, allowed
and ordered the same paid from the
Expense Fund as follows:
No. 139, F. W. Nelson, Re
corder's salary, fourth quar
ter 1896......... 1250 00
No. 140, E. A. Sawyer, Treas
urer's salary fourth quar
ter 1896... 250 00
No. 141, W. M. Perrill, Dis
trict Attorney's salary
fourth quarter 1896. .. .. . . 250 00
No. 142, F. M. Zuck, Probate
Judge's salary fourth quar
ter 1896 100 00
No. 143, C. P. Owens, Sheriff
and Assessor salary fourth
quarter 1896 237
50
No. 144, Kobt. Huftord, Jailor
and Janitor's salary fourth
quarter 1896 225
00
No. 145, O. D. Flake, Clerk
of District Court, salary
fourth quarter 1896 43
No. 146, F. 31. Zuck, fees,
Probate Judge 4
00
No. 147, C. P. Owens, Sheriff's
fees 739 05
No. 148; F. J. Wattron, Jus- .
rtice of the Peace fees 10 00
No. 149, F. W. Nelson, ser
vices rendered and ex
penses. 19 75
No, 150, Joseph Fish, services
rendered 15 00
No. 151, J. P. "Welch, services
rendered 5
No. 152, Apache County, ex
penses, Barth case. ....... 41
No. 153, Apache County court
costs, Barth case....... ... 13
No. 154, L. M. Seaton, wit
00
13
75
ness expenses 126 20
No. 155, James Scott, rent,
fourth quarter 1896 105 00
No. 156, John Connor, rent,
court room 35 00
No. 157, J. E. DeRosear, pub
lishing; claim, $191.50, al
lowed 176 50
No. 158, C. O. Anderson, coun
ty printing.....
11
5
No. 159, A. C. M. I., supplies
No. 160, Julius Wetzler, sup
plies
3 25
No. 161, Breed-Band Mer-
cantile
Co., merchandise. .
Breed-Rand Mer
Co., merchandise..
A. & B. Schuster,
1 10
No. 162,
cantile
3 15
No. 163,
merchandise
80
No. 164, Hamilton & Egger,
coal furnished .. .' 49
95
No. 165, F. J. Wattron, sup-
plies 2
15
No. 166, B. Lorensen, servic
es, etc to pauper 18 00
No. 167, Seledon Montany, ac
count pauper; claim, 4.00,
allowed 3 00
The following demand against the
Road Fund was then considered,
allowed, and ordered paid from the
General Road Fund:.
No. 13, Apache County, ac
count claims prior to coun
ty division. $5 79
It is hereby ordered that the sum
of two thousand and nine and 95-100
dollars be transferred from the Gen
eral Road Fund to Road District No.
3.
Upon motion the Board adjourned
until 10 a. m. tomorrow.
John II. Bowman,
Chairman.
Attest:
F.W.
Nelson,
Clerk.
December 29, 1896,
The Board of Supervisors met
this day pursuant to adjournment of
yesterday.
Present John H. Bowman, chair
man, J. H. Willis and J. H. Breed,
members; and F. W. Nelson, clerk,
lne minutes ol yesterday were
read and approved as read.
The board then considered, aud
ited, allowed and ordered paid the
following demands upon the Road
Fund, namely:
No. 14, H. M. Tanner, District
No. 2, account road overseer
services '. . .15 00
No. -15, John Hatch, District
No. 6, account road overseer
of
services 15 00
The following demands against
the county were then considered
audited, allowed and ordered paid
from the Expense Fund, namely:
No. 168, E. A.Sawyer, jurors
certificates $1464
No. 169, O. D. Flake, fees as
Clerk of the District court ;
claim, $122.60, allowed.. .
120 10
No. 17C, W. A. Parr, Justice
of the Peace fees and pau
per 17 50
No. 171, C. P. Owens, ex
pense prisoners, etc
223 86
No. 172, F. J. Wattron, sup
plies
No. 173, John Connor, over
paid taxes
No. 174, Hamilton & Egger,
account pauper
No. 175, David Rope, storage
election booth, Holbrook.
No. 176, Jesse N. Smith,
storage election booth,
Snowflake...
No. 177, J. H. Young, stor
age election booth, Pine
top No. 178, J. H. Pierce, .regis-
trationfees
No. 179, Allen Frost, regis
tration fees
8 00
5 00
4 00
2 00
2 00
2 20
8 40
No. 180, F. J. Wattron, reg
istration fees
No. 181, R. Wiggin, registra
tion fees
No. 182, W. A. Parr, regis
tration fees
No. 183, J. H. Frisby, regis
tration fees
y;
26 00
12 CO
50 20
7 00
No. 184, Geo. A. Brown, reg
istration fees
7 00
No. 185, Z. N. Decker, regis
tration fees
10 20
No. 186, J no. Norton, regis
tration fees
6 CO
No. 187, J. P. Richards, reg
istration fees
3 80
No. 188, Q. R. Gardner, reg
istration fees
3 00
No. 189, G. W. Bryan, regis
tration fees
7 60
No. 190, J. E. Shelley, regis
tration fees
2 60
No. 191, W.- Whipple, regis
tration fees
4 GO
No. 192, E. A. Wilson, ex
pense and clerk of elec
tion 4 76
No. 193, E. A. Macklin, in
spector of election
3 00
No. 194, J..E. Shelley, in
spector of election.
3 00
No. 195, David Rope, inspect
or of election '. ,
3 00
No. 196, H. Hansen, Jr., in
spector of election
3 00
No. 197, Geo. W. Bryan, in
spector of election
No. 198, A. C. Merrill, in
spector of election. ......
No. 199, J. N. Smith, inspec
tor of election....;
No. 200, Jno. Bushman, in
spector of election
No. 201, M. Hunt, inspector
of election
No. 202, U. Z. Rand, inspec
tor of election
No. 203, L. M. Savage, in
spector of election
No. 204, W. J. Nurair, judge
' of election
No. 205, J. S. Tenner, judge
of election
No. 206, D. Y. Penrod, judge
of election
No. 207, J. D. Houck, judge
of election
No. 208, Pat Garvey, judge
of election
No. 209, W. H. Clark, judge
of election ."
No. 210, Del Penrod, judge
of election
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
No. 211, W. A. Stephens,
judge of election
3 GO!
No. 212, E. Thomas, judge
of election $ 300
No. 213, Milo Peterson, judge
of election 3 00
No. 214, J. D. Shone, judge
of election 3 00
No. 215, W. E. Oliver, judge
of election 300
No. 216, John Hunt, judge
of election 3 00
No. 217, W. W. Willis, judge
of election 3
No. 21S, E. Li. Garvin, judge
of election .3 00
No. 219, J. C. Hanson, judge
of election 300
No. 220, Z. B. Decker, judge
of election 3 00
No. 221, F. M. Perkins, judge
of election 3 00
No. 222, F. W. Fraser, judge
of election 3 00
No. 223, G. A. Wolff, judge
of election 300
No. 224, J. Y. Lee, judge of
election 3 00
No. 225. Charles Lilly white,
judge of election 3 00
No. 226, J. I. Smith, judge
of election 3 00
No. 327, Jno. Hojle, judge
of election 300
No. 22S, Alva Porter, judge
of election 3 00
No. 229, John Hamilton,
judge of election 3 00
No. 230, C. S. Ford, judge
of election 300
No. 231, N. Packer, judge of
election 3 00
No. 232, F. Moe, judge of
election 3 00
No. 233, E. M. Webb, judge
of election . 300
No. 234, Wm. Goodman,
judge of election 3 00
No. 235, G. M. Adams, judge
of election 3 00
No. 236, J. M,
Flake, judge
of election 3 00
No. 237, S. D. Rogers, judge
of election '.. 3 00
No. 238, S. M. Porter, judge
of election 3 00
No. 239, J. P. Richards judge
of election ' 3 00
No. 240, N. A. Brimhall,
judge of election 3 00
No. 241, L. P. Cordon, judge
of election 3 00
No. 242, J. A. Crouch, judge
of election ' 300
No. 243, P. H. McGuire,
judge of election 3 00
No. 244, J. Lilly white, judge
of .election 300
No. 245, Q. R. Gardner, judge
of election , . 300
No. 246, Chas. Savage, elec
tion maMlial 300
No. 247, J. L. Clark, election
A
marshal 3 00
No. 248, dVW. Hall, election
marshal 3 00
No. 219, J. W. Straton, elec
tion marshal 3 00
No. 250, F. Wicklans, elec
tion marshal 3 00
No. 251, G. A. Gardner, elec
tion marshal 3 00
No. 252, S. U. Porter, elec
tion marshal . 3 00
No. 253, J. J. Shumway, elec7
tion marshal 3 00
No. 254, E. H. Bargman,
election marshal..' .'. .". 3 00
No. 255, G. B. Gardner, elec
tion marshal 3 00
The claim of Thos. V. Keams for
I taxes paid for 1S&5. claimed to have
been illegally assessed, was recon
sidered and again disallowed.'
The report of W. A. Parr, Justice
of the peace was examined, found
correct and approved for fourth
quarter of 1896.
The report of F. J. Wattron, Jus
tice of the Peace, for the fourth
quarter of 1890, was examined and
approved.
It is hereby ordered that the tax
levipd upon the property assessed to
Bela Gardner for 1896 be canceled,
and the Tax-collector hereby di
rected to make same canciled upon
the duplicate assessment roll.
The report of the Sheriff .for
license tax collected for fourth quar
ter of 1S96, was examiii! found
correct and approved. k -
The Assessor returned Treasurer's
receipts for fifty-six (56) polls for
1896, amounting to one hundred and
tw-jnty-six dollars.
The Treasurer is hereby ordered
and directed to transfer the sum of
six thousand ($6,000) dollars from
the General Fund to the Expense
Fund.
The report of H. M. Tanner
Road Overseer for Road District No.
2, examined and approved.
In the matter of the assessment
of J. D. Sinithson on horses that
were poisoned, it is hereby ordered
that the tax to the amount of $4.7
be canceled, and the Tax-collector is
hereby directed to credit said
amount of $4.78 upon his taxes for
00 J
1896.
Upon motion the Board then ad
journed until 9:30 a. m. tomorrow,
John H. Bowman
Chairman.
Attest:
F.W.Nelson,
Clerk.
December 30, 1896.
9:30 a. m.
The Board of Supervisors met this
day at 9:30 a. m. pursuant to ad
journment of yesterday.
Present John H. Bowman, chairr
man; J. H. Willis and J. H Breed,
members; and F. W. Nelson, clerk.
i.ne minutes oi yesterday were
read and approved as read.
The chairman reported that he
had approved the following official
bonds during the months of Octo
ber, November and December, 1896,
namely:
Bond of W. H. Burbage as Notary
Public.
Bond of Jno. Hatch as Road
Overseer.
Bond of J. H. Frisby as Record
er.
Bond of J. H. Frisby as Clerk of
the Board.
Bond of W. H. Burbage as Dis
trict Attorney.
J Bond of F. J. Wattron as Sheriff.
v Bond of F. J. Wattron as Assess
or.
Bond of B. F. Jackson as Probate
Judge.
Bond of B. F. Jackson as School
Superintendent.
Bond of B. F. Jackson as Probate
Clerk.
Bond of James Peterson as Jus
tice of the Peace.
Bond of W. H. Clark as Justice
of the Peace.
Bond of Jos. W. Smith as Justice
of the Peace.
Bond of James H. Frost as Con
stable.
Bond of James Scott as Treasurer
and Tax-collector.
Bond of E. E. Van Fossen, Jus
tice of the Peace.
Bond of J. J. Shumway as Con
stable.
Bond of A. F. McAllister as Jus
tice of the Peace.
Bond of E. T. Hatch as Justice of
the Peace.
The report of the County R&
corder from October 1st to Decern
ter 28th, 1896, was examined, found
correct and approved and said ap
proval noted upon the Recorder's
fee book, and all instruments filed
in said Recorder's office subsequent
to said settlement are to be account
ed for lay J. H. Frisby.
The assessor returned Treasurer's
receipt for eleven (11) and fraction
polls for 1898, amounting to twenty
six and 55-100 dollars. - ". ' '
The Assessor returned vouchers to
the said Board for nine polls of 1895,
six hundred and twelve and fraction
polls of 1S96, and returned one hun
dred and eighteen unused poll tax
receipts for 1S96, which settles in
full for the year of, and for all poll
tax receipts had by said Assessor.
The Sheriff returned Treasurer's
receipt for twenty-eight and 50-100
dollars on account of gambling
license tax and license tax receipt
stubs, Nos. X to 149 inclusive and
receipt No. 150, unused, and having
accounted for same' in reports here
tofore made, which have been duly
approved, his accounts for license
tax collections for the year are ap
proved. The demand of John H. Bowman
for services as supervisor for the
fourth quarter of 1896, having been
duly approved by the Probate Judge,
Expense Fund warrant was ordered
drawn as follows:
No. 256, John H. Bowman,
services as Supervisor $30 00
John H. Bowman, chairman, being
absent, upon motion of J. H. Willis,.
J. H. Breed ' was elected chairman
pro tern of .the Board.
Upon motion the Board then ad
journed until 10 a. m. tomorrow.
J. H. Breed
Chairman pro tern.
Attest:
F. W. Nelson,
Clerk.
December 31, 1896.
10. a. m.
The Board of Supervisors met this
day pursuant to adjournment of
yesterday.
Present Jno. H. Willis and J. H.
Breed, members; and F. W. Nelson,
clerk. ,
Absent John H. Bowman chair
man. Upon motion of J. H. Willis, J. H.
Breed was elected chairman pro .tern
of the Board.
The minutes of yesterday were
then read and approved as read
The following demands against
the county were considered, audited,
allowed and ordered paid from the
the Expense Fund, namely:
No. 257, H. H. McNeil Cor,
printing and stationery... .$190 34
No. 258, R. Wiggin, registra
tion fees 5 00
The demands of J. H. Willis and
J. H. Breed, for services as Super
visors for the fourth quarter of J896,
having been duly approved by the
Probate Judge, were ordered paid
from the Expense Fund, to-wit:
No. 259, J. H. Breed, services -
as Supervisor .$56-40
No. 260, J. H. Willis, services
as supervisor.............. 71 00
The following demand was audit
ed, allowed and ordered paid from
the Expense Fund, namely:
No. 261, West Publishing Com
pany, Pacific Reporter $8 00
The assessment of 2,000 sheep
made against J. H. Breed by the
Tax-collector, and on bar fixtures
$100and on pool table, $50; the assess
ment of the pool table was canceled
and the bar fixtures reduced to $40.
Upon the statement of Mr. Breed
that the sheep assessed to him had
not been in Navajo county either in
1896 or 1895, but that they had at -.
all times been run and herded in
Coconino county, the assessment of
2,000 head of sheep was ordered can
celed. - t
The report of the District Attor?
ney for the fourth quarter of 1896,
was examined and approved.
The report of the County School
Superintendent was examined, found
correct and approved for the fourth
quarter of 1896.
The Tax-collector's reports fo
the months of October, November
and December, 1896, were examined,
found correct and approved.
The statement of the County
Treasurer for the quarter ending
December 31st, 1896, was then exr
amined, found correct and approvr
ed. .
The Clerk of the Board is hereby
ordered and directed to issue a rer
ceipt to the County Treasurer for
158 Expense Fund vouchers and
COXTINCED ON THIRD PAGE.
PROFESIONAL CARDS-
' C. 0. ANDERSON,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
HOLBROOK,
ABIZOSA.
F. W. NELSON,
ATTORXEY-AT-LAW,
WISSLOW, - ARIZONA. A
E. H. SANF0RD,
ATTO RN EYrAT-LAW,
FBISCOTT,
T. W. JOHNSTOa,
ATTORNEY.AT.LAi
PBE8COTT, - ABUMMJ,
11 nractice in the Courts
Apache, Coconino and Mohave unties
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R. Konrj-a,
.District Atto' aeyv. -i 1
Office in Court ixou, H tt Arisona.
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