Weekly Journal-Miner from Prescott, Arizona • Page 5

WEEKLY JOURNAL-MINER WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 18, 1914. rlVE DEPUTY RECORDER KILLED IN ACCIDENT (From Sunday's Daily) One of the most appalling and heart-rending accidents which has cv-nr nrrnrrrrl in this county, if not in Arizona, and one which shocked the people of this city perhaps as no other tragic happening has ever shocked it before, was that which occurred at the Larry Little ranch, ten miles in the country yesterday afternoon about four o'clock, when W. T. King, chief deputy county recorder under L. S.

Colwcll. met instant death from the accidental discharge of a hammcrlcss shotgun in his own hands. And the feature of the accident which multiplies its horrors and fairly melts the hearts of those who contemplate it, is the fact that it occurred in the midst of a happy moment of life and while the unfortunate victim was seated beside his wife and daughter in an automobile after some hours on a hunting trip on one of the most beautiful days nature ever brought forth for the comfort and happiness of mankind. Mr. King, wife and daughter Mary- aged 16, had accompanied Mr.

and Mrs. M. B. Hazcltinc and family on a hunting trip to the Larry Little ranch, ten miles in the country tlip nartv lcavinsr Prcscott after noon yesterday in the Hazcltinc car. They had killed nothing and were preparing to leave the ranch on the return trip home.

As they com menced to scat themselves in the car Mr. Hazcltinc suggested that tliev remove the load from the shotgun which Mr. King had car ricd with him. Mr. King said, "no' I will carry the gun loaded wc may sec a rabbit or quail on the road." He was seated on the left side of the rear scat of the car when he made the remark, his wifi and daughter by his side.

To make room for one of Mr. Hazcltinc; boys he said, "I will set the gun over here," and lifted it up with his left hand, placing the butt some what abruptly down on the outside step of the car. The shock dis charged the gun and the full charge of heavy bird shot struck him below the left car, tearing the left side of his head practically from bis body laying bare the base of his brain He died so instantly that he stil sat in the scat by his wife, holding the guir in his hand, with a death grip until the members of the party released his cold and fast stiffening lingers from the barrel. It seemed momentarily impossibl for those present to realize tha: such a horrible tragedy had hap pened, and when it was realized human tongue can depict the con stcrnation and horror which over whelmed them. Mrs.

King became so prostrated with grief that it was almost impossible for her to con trol herself and the daughter all but collapsed, while Mr. and Mrs. Hazcl tinc seemed converted into a vcrit able to trance 'of grief. Dr. Southworth and Dr.

Yount were called and as soon as they ar rived pronounced the unfortunat man dead. The body followed by the sad-hearted family and friends was brought to Prcscott and taken to the Ruffncr undertaking cstal: lishmcut, Judge McLanc, acting as coroner, being summoned to hold an inquest, which was done in the evening, the verdict being that de ceased came to his death as ti' result of an accidental gunshot wound from a shotgun in his ow hands. Was Old-Time Citizen. Mr. King came to Prcscott som fifteen years ago from Merced, Cali fornia.

He came from California for his health and since living the salubrious climate of Prcscott had entirely regained it, being th picture of robust manhood for th past number of years. He went to California from in which state he had spent most of his life being about forty-two years old. Mrs. King's home before bccoiuiii the wife of Mr. King was Vandal Missouri, where she was married to the one whose life was so sudden ly ended yesterday.

Two daught crs, Mary and Wilhclmina, were born to the union, the former of whom was with her parents when the ac cidciit occurred, the latter being in the California University at Bcrkc Icy. When the family located here Mr. King became a mail carrier. Later he entered the employ of I. Gardner as chief clerk in the lat tcr general merchandise store When L.

S. Colwcll was elected county recorder he c.iose Mr Km, as his chief deputy a position ich i was a member in gooa sianuing oi Aztlan Lodge Xo. 1, F. and A. and of the other two local lodges of Masons.

In all his life, as known in Prcscott, he was the soul of honor, being an active member of the Prcscott Congregational church and a singer in the choir of this de nomination. His Last Solo. Only Friday previous to the day when he was so unexpectedly called into the great beyond, he attended social meeting of the Christian Endeavor Society of his church, and during the entertainment given there sang two solos to the edification of his fellow church workers. Those who saw Wm on this occasion say that he was in a par ticularly joyful and happy mood and took part in all the services with a seemingly unusual vim and interest. He was one of the best known men in the county, becoming so his capacity as deputy recorder.

And there was no man about the Yava pai county court house more ac commodating and congenial, main taining an even- temperament even under the greatest stress of business. The Kings' home was one of the most cozy and pleasant in Prcscott. 126 North. Pleasant street. Dr.

Southworth who has lived across the street from the family ever since thev have occupied the home. said, when talking about the trag cdy last night, that no man in all his acquaintance was more worthy the name of a true man in every respect than W. T. King. "He was always interested in work which rc- loundcd to the benefit of his fel low man, and the uplift of the com munity," he said, adding: "He was a Uicsicmciu, wncn came 10 manners and a Gladstone in home logic and practices.

Even if he disliked you he would treat you politely and gentlemanly, always prac ticing, as nearly as possible with erring humanity, the principles of the golden rule in his everyday life." At a late hour last night no arrangements had been made, and it is not known whether the remains will be interred in the Prcs cott cemetery or shipped to the old family home in Missouri. It is probable that the local Masonic will officiate at the funeral. LONE REPUBLICAN HER OF IDE LEffl MORE TWO WOMEN, ONE FROM YAVAPAI AND OTHER FROM APACHE ARE AMONG SOLONS Ncw- INDIANANS COME ON IMPORTANT MISSION (From Sunday's Daily.) John Barbazettc, president of the Hassayampa Alfalfa Farms Company, General Manager Fred Smith, and J. R. Finkclstein, of the board of directors, arrived in the city this morning from Terra Haute, Indiana to remain for a few days on a gen eral inspection of their large hold ings.

This is the first trip of Mr. Bar bazcttc, and he comes to familiar ize himself with the land and dam fituation, work on both undertakers being under headway. Mr. Smith and Mr. Finkclstein were visitors during September, when the organization took over the loldings of the Arizona Laud and Irrigation Company, and is now car rying out its large land reclamation and water storage in a practical and energetic manner.

Mr. Barbazettc very wealthy, and his firm is noted as among the largest cattle feeders for market in the nation, in one year handling over head. Likewise is Mr. Smith a big feeder, and is one of the owners of the largest distillery in the country. Mr.

Finkclstein also is wealthy, and an iron manufacturer of heavy rating, is one of the stockholders of the original company, and a factor in enlisting capital to carry out this "land movement. Mr. PHOENIX, Nov. 16. Two women and one republican will be in the second Arizona state legislature.

The women arc Senator Frances Willard Munds, of Yavapai county, and Representative Rachel Barry, of Apache, both elected as democrats. The republican is Senator D. D. Crabb. of Navajo.

Following is the complete person ncl of the legislature: House. Apache Mrs. Rachel Berry. Coconino Thomas Marlar. Cochise Oscar Doyle, J.

rill, Sam P. Briscoe, John E. berry, William L. Cook, William J. Graham and Charles T.

Francis. Gila W. E. Brooks, D. F.

Baker and W. D. Claypool. Graham Joseph H. Lines and J.

D. Lee. Greenlee John Christy and S. F. Langford.

Maricopa L. F. Vaughn, J. C. Goodman, T.

T. Powers, A. G. Austin. Guy D.

Acuff, J. E. McClain. 'Mohave W. P.

Mahoncy. Navajo S. W. Proctor. Pima J.

W. Buchanan, J. R. Richardson, Sheldon A. Reed.

Pinal Frank Pinklcy. Santa Cruz Richard Farrcll. Yavapai J. E. Lcc'pcr, A.

A. Johns, O. F. Orthcl and J. J.

Sweeney. Yuma L. L. Edwards and J. D.

Flanagan. Senate Apache Fred T. Colter. Cochise W. M.

Rigns and W. P. Sims. Coconino Hugh E. Campbell.

Gila John E. Bacon and Alfred Kinney. Graham D. H. Claridgc.

Greenlee George H. Chase. Maricopa Sam F. Webb and S. Staplcy.

Mohave Henry Lovin. Navajo D. D. Crabb. Pima Mosc Drachman and Andrew P.

Martin. Pinal Charles E. MacMillin. Santa Cruz Harry Karns. Yavapai Mrs.

Frances W. Munds and Morris Goldwatcr. Yuma John S. Garvin, Graliam, Brooks, Buchanan. Kin ney, Chase and Lovin arc the only members of flic first state legislature to be returned to the second Morris Goldwatcr and W.

P. Sims arc the only candidates for president of the senate, and the pros pects arc that the fight will be con fined to those two. Maricopa county's delegation has agreed to support L. F. Vaughn as a unit, for speaker of the house.

The other candidates for speaker arc Graham, of Coohisc, and Brooks, of Gila. NO CHANGE IN POLICY Aftr a nartial canvass the returns of the Primary Election, held in Yavapai County, Arizona, on September 8, 1914, the Board stood at recess until Wednesday, September 16, 1914. Attest: Chairman. R. T.

BELCHER, Clerk. OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. YAVAPAI COUNTY, ARIZONA. Prcscott, Arizona, September 16, 1914. Board of Supervisors of Yavapai County, Arizona, reconvened Wednesday, September 16, 1914, at 9.30 o'clock A.

M. Present: William Stephens, Chairman; H. W. Heap, Member; R. T.

Belcher, Clerk. Board immediately went into session as a Board of Canvassers, and after a partial canvass of the returns of the Primary Election, held in Yavapai County, Arizona, on September 8, 1914, stood at recess until Monday the 21st day of September, 1914. Board immediately convened as a Board of Supervisors. This dav havincr been set bv this Board for the opening of bids for the construction of about 3.835 miles of State Highway, beginning at the cast end of the portion of State Highway already constructed about 4.4 miles cast from Cherry and extending easterly towards camp vcrac, ine tsoara proceeded to the opening of bids, the same being as follows, to-wit: Toohcy Johnson $15,737.26 T. C.

Snider $13,429.61 Aubrey Investment Co. $16,305.56 Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it was oirdercd. that the cer tified checks accompanying bids be returned to Toohcy Johnson and the Aubrey Investment Company, and the bid of T. C. Snider be taken under consideration until tlic zist day of September, iyi4.

There being no further business, the Board, upon motion, adjourned until Thursday, September 17, 1914. WILLIAM STEPHEN'S, Attest: Chairman. R. T. BELCHER, Clerk.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, YAVAPAI COUNTY, ARIZONA. Prcscott, Arizona. September 17, 1914. Board of Supervisors of Yavapai County, Arizona, met pursuant to ad- x. Jojurnmcnt on Thursday.

September 17, 1914, at 9:30 o'clock A. M. iir-ii: c. 1 ur i i 'P ircseiu: viiiitm oiepucus, v-intiriuau; ii. v.

nt.ip, i. Belcher, Clerk. Board visited the rocad between Prcscott and Dewey and found the work progressing in a satisfactory manner, and on account of the work being done on the Lynx Lrcck grade, it was ordered that tlic road irom the west side of Lynx Creek to Dewey be closed until the completion of said work. There being no further business, the Board adjourned until Monday, September 21, 1914. WILLIAM STEPHENS, Attest: Chairman.

R. T. BELCHER, Clerk. Walnut Grove T. B.

Carter, S. A. D. Jackson, Harry S. Knight, .0.

Carter, C. W. Pierce, $5. Walnut Creek W. S.

Johnson, Geo. E. Ainsworth, B. F. Ainsworth, Peter Marx, W.

P. Ellison, $5. Walker C. C. Stukcy, John Hanna, J.

H. Franks, W. P. Mc- Leod, Wm. Christman, $5.

The following claims were taken up and audited and upon motion, warrants in payment of same were ordered drawn upon the Expense Fund, to-wit: Claim Warrant No. No. To Whom Drawn and Account. Amount 1784 1972 J. D.

Bcthune First half Sept. salary Superintendent County Hospital 62.50 1785 1973 Mrs. J. D. Bcthune First half Sept.

salary. Matron County Hospital 37.50 1786 1974 E. D. Ross First half Sept. salary, Farmer Co.

Hospital 20.00 1787 1975 W. I. Palmer First half Sept. salary and one day in Farmer County Hospital 21.30 1788 1976 Ycc 14 days' labor. Cook County Hospital, first half Sept.

28.00 1789 1977 L. R. Wiles First half Sept. salary and 1 day in Aug. Steward County Hospital 40.00 1790 1978 F.

E. Poole, assg. J. D. Bcthune 6 days labor cleaning County Hospital 12.00 1791 1979 Mrs.

Mary Dillon, assg. J. D. Bcthune Laundry work County Hospital 4.50 1792 1980 Raleigh Wciscr. assg.

J. D. Bcthune 5 days' labor County Hospital 12.50 1793 1981 Carlos Chavez, assg. J. D.

Bcthune 5 days' labor County Hospital 12.50 1794 1982 Raleigh Wciser, assg. J. D. Bcthune 8 days' labor, har vesting, County Hospital 20.00 1795 1983 Carlos Chcvcz. assg.

J. D. Bcthune 8 days' labor har vesting, uounty Hospital 20.00 1796 1984 A. L. Jones Salary Deputy Clerk Superior Court, first half 1914 75.00 1797 19S5 Frank O.

Smith First half Sept. salary, Superior Judge 83.34 179S 19S6 Lincoln II. Bcycrlc First half Sept. salary and tran scripts. Court Reporter 108.34 1799 19S7 A.

Cruickshank First half Sept. salary. Plaza Gardener 62.50 1800 1988 T. E. Campbell First half Sept, salary.

County Assessor 100.00 1801 1989 E. Gentry First half Sept. salary. Deputy Assessor 62.50 1802 1990 E. W.

Stephens r-irst half Sept. salary. Ranger Deputy 37.50 1803 1991 E. A. Rogers First half Sept.

salary and office expense Treasurer 114.15 P. J. Kcohanc First half Sept. salary. Deputy Treasurer 75.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 62.50 50.00 1S04 1805 1S05 1807 1S0S 1809 1810 1811 1812 1999 2000 OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, YAVAPAI COUNTY, ARIZONA.

Prcscott, Arizona, September 21. 1914. Board of Supervisors of Yavapai County, Arizona, met pursuant to ad journment on Monday, September 21. 1914, at 9:30 o'clock A. M.

1'rescnt: William Stephens, Chairman; Alonzo Mason, Member; 11. W. Heap. Member: R. T.

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14. Secretary Houston today addressed identical telegrams to the Union stock yards of Chicago, the Livestock exchange and the National Wool Growers' Association stating there would be no reversal of policy and Smith will that the department finds it lias larg- probably remain here for several cr funds than at first supposed for days to watch the progress of thej eradicating the foot and mouth dis-work. case. Of Proceedings of the Board upervisors of Yavapai County, Arizona. OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

YAVAPAI COUNTY. ARIZONA. Prcscott. rizona, September 14. 1914.

Board of Supervisors of Yavapai County, Arizona, met pursuant to adjournment on Monday, September 14. 1914, at 10 o'clock A. M. Present: William Stephens, Chairman; Alonzo Mason, Member; H. W.

Heap. Member; R. T. Belcher. Clerk.

Board immediately convened as a Board of Canvassers in pursuance to Paragraph 3025, Chapter XII. Title 12, Revised Statutes of Arizona, 1913, Civil Code, for the purpose of canvassing the returns of tlic Primary Election held in Yavapai County. Arizona. 011 September 8, 1914. Envelopes having been received from a large number of precincts in which polls were held, the Board commenced the canvass.

After a partial canvass of the returns, the Board, upon motion, stood at recess until Tuesday, September 15, 1914. at 9:30 o'clock A. M. WILLIAM STEPHENS. Attest: Chairman.

R. T. BELCHER, Clerk. OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. YAVAPAI COUNTY, ARIZONA.

Prcscott. Arizona, September 15, 1914. Board of Supervisors of Yavapai County -rizona reconvened as a Board of Canvassers, Tuesday. September 15. 1914.

at 9 30 o'clock A Trfnt William tnhpns (1iairinnn Alnn7n Masnn. Member! he held at the time of death. He I Heap, Member; R. T. Belcher, Clerk.

served upon the several election boards at the Primary Election held on September iyi4. be fixed at 3 for all polls where tnc vote was less than 50, and at $10 for all polls where the vote was. over 50 and less than 200. and at $15 for all polls where the vote was over 200 and less than 400, and at $20 for all polls where the vote was over 400. Upon motion the following named election ofiiccrs were allowed th'-c sum set opposite their respective names for scrvicCj at the Primary Election, held on September 8, 1914, and warrants were ordered drawn upon the Expense Fund in payment of same, to-wit: Ash Fork Winchester Dickcrson.

$10; C. T. Lewis. $10; John Bixlcr, $10; Effic Burritt, $10; Leila R. Graham, $10.

Anvil Rock W. C. Denny, O. G. Conncll, M.

S. Plummcr, J. J. Bishop, W. H.

Ainsworth, $5. Arkona A. West, E. T. Frank, John Sells, W.

S. Connor, C. R. Hopson, $5. Agua Fria Upper Harry Minusc, Henry Clay, $5: Mrs.

Nora Madcrs, $5: Mrs. Mary Roscnbcrgcr, $5: Geo. L. Human. $5.

Beaver Creek E. M. Thompson. John Langdon, $5: Robt. Finnic.

$5: hug. McGuire, H. K. Gnscom, $3. Bumble Bee W.

W. Snyder. Ida J. Snyder, J. L.

Hardy, Edna E. Cordcs, Frances W. Hardy. $5. Crook Canyon C.

E. Warren, Luther Wilson, E. L. Tomlinson, Roma Tomlinson, $5. Cliilds L.

Y. Woodmanscc, T. W. McKcnzic. W.

A. Tinslcy. $5. Congress Junction R. W.

Bullard, F. E. Williams, $5: Geo. Myers. C.

C. Billingslcy. L. B. Cannon, Robert MacMillan, Marshal.

$3. Crown King Geo. P. Harrington, Phil Kearney, Thomas Murray, O. A.

Tyler. Eli S. Perkins, $5. Cherry Creek L. N.

Wombachcr, Jno. G. Allen, J. R. Boycr, Evan A.

Bonham. J. S. Sessions. $3.

Congress John Luke, C. A. A. E. McGill, James Rccs, Sa: I.

D. Ncwhall. Ss Copper Basin W. Dcvcr, John J. Jackson, Jos Shcrcr, W.

L. Hutton. Sa: A t.oovcr. $3. Cottonwood Rcanos Thompson.

$10; Charles D. Willard, $10; Edna W. NichoIIs, 510; Charles Burrus, SIO; 1 hos. IJ. I-arrow, $10.

Canyon W. Jeff Martin, j. S. Pratt, E. L.

Sikcs, Louis Erik son. $5. Cedar Glade H. P. Schwanbcck.

J. H. Morrison, Nelson Fun- tenncy, C. R. Osborn.

L. C. Peterson, $3. Constellation I. Y.

Foster. H. G. Brown, John Still, Geo, Dcvcnncy, Jas A. Humphreys, $5.

Chaparral Grace Montgomery Jones, Mrs. M. A. Wells, J. T.

Jones, $5. Climax C. J. McNulty. Ed.

Parsons. $5: S. L. Duncan. $5.

Clarkdalc Michael Loftus. $I0r Wm. F. Shaw, $10; L. McLcod, $10; F.

E. Zinehcim. $10: W. T. Davcy.

$10. Granite Mountain J. H. Weston. R.

E. Marlcttc. F. H. Millrcad.

Walter S. Cox, Lee Wilson. Thos. Roy. Marshal.

$3. Groom Creek Pptcr Mackin. J. C. Shafcr, T.

J. Laird, C. A Bchm, Harry J. Eckcrt, $5. Humboldt M.

J. Enright, $10; H. J. Vest, $10; W. S.

Jones. $10; R. A Kinsman, $10: Art Moorman. $10; G. E.

Oylcr, Marshal. $3. Hooper M. H. Ryan, $5: Thos.

Roach, T. J. Baltz. F. C.

Sanderson. $5: A. E. Smith. $5.

Jerome Smelter Thos. -Taylor. $10; Ed. Ruckcr. $10; W.

C. Strahan. $10; Wm. G. Cowan.

$10; C. S. P. Gardner. $10; Ray Miller.

Marshal, $3. Jerome Town E. H. B. Avery, $20: F.

S. Buckley, $20; Geo. W. Avery. 20; A.

E. Ncidman. $20; N. F. Wykoff, $20.

Kirkland A. S. Rudy, $5: Grant Carter, Chas. X. Evans, II.

E. Cook, $5: B. C. Evans, $5. Minnehaha G.

S. Lapinau. A. McKay, J. C.

Atkinson, J. W. lohnson. S5: Ed. Supple.

$5. Massicks W. A. Long, E. E.

Lake. J. J. Brown. Geo.

E. Thornc. Elizabeth' C. Albcrtson. Wm.

Blount, Sj. Mayer E. I. Long. $10; II.

C. Hcffclman, $10; Lon D. Hall. $10; W. A.

Frazcr. $10: Jas E. Bark. S10. Miller Valley H.

C. Vincent. $10; Fred Sattcs, $10; Chas. K. Jeimcr.

$10; B. C. Earnhart. $10. McCabc Thos, B.

Wade. $5: Phillip Mishlcr, Sam Foran, Perry Hall, $5: J. C. Janz. $3.

Nelson J. L. Munds, W. II. Blcvins, J.

It. Forgcy, Mrs. M. Floyd. E.

Baraniron, $5. Oak Creek C. S. Chick, Jas. Page, J.

P. Girdner, John II. Lcc. David Rccs, $5. Octave F.

M. Czarnowski, T. J. Morrison, $5: Leopold Walloth, E. Kcllcv, E.

Rcissniann. S5: Geo. Thomason, Marshal, S3. Pccplcs Valley Fred W. Gcnung.

Louise C. Walcutt, R. Osmund son, Grace Chapman. $5: Milliccnt Gcnung, $5. Prcscott South J.

E. Russell. $20; J. Jacoby. $3); A.

C. Gilmorc. (labours) $10; Jules Baumann, $20; W. I. Johnson (18 hours) Harry Shumate, $20; O.

W. Brockman (16 hours) $10. Prcscott North J. Gardner. $20; A.

J. Head, $20; F. G. Brccht, $20; F. Moore, $20; F.

G. Brown. $20; J. II. Aitkcn.

$20. Pcrkinsvillc M. A. Perkins. $5: R.

E. Perkins, Ben J. Perkins, Mrs. Anna Perkins. Mrs.

R. E. Perkins. $5. Red Rock Henry Schucrman.

D. E. Dumas. V. E.

Lee, John H. Arnold. Henry Schucrmaii. $5. Sayers Sam Powell, L.

1. White, P. T. Osborn. S.

T. Jones, Mrs. Mattic Osborn. $5. J.

W. Stewart. X. Marlowe, A. Matli.

C. E. Stewart. Henry Hartin. $5.

Scligman C. E. Draper, $10; J. II. Simpson.

$10; G. E. Langworthy, $10; Ii. L. Bcyard.

$10: C. VY. Nailc, $10. Skull Valley J. V.

Dickson, J. A. Stapp, J. C. Young.

Wm. U. Cooper, W. L. Roberts, $5.

Senator D. L. Booker, Frank Lccklider, Frank Butcher. Harry Ames. $5.

Stoddard L. W. AuRUStiuc. Wm. D.

Achaucr. G. S. Ferguson. $3.

Thompson Valley Homer Hixon, $5: W. 11. Marum. $5: Morse Damall, Wm. W.

Davis. S3; Henry Hitter, 3. Turkey S. A. Parker.

John J. liamincl, Jas P. Clcator, Clyde 133 uougias, u. 1. lawncy.

$3, 1826 1S27 1829 1830 1831 1832 1833 1834 1835 1836 837 1838 1S39 1840 1841 1843 1844 1845 1846 1847 1848 1849 1S50 1851 1852 1853 1854 1855 856 1857 IS58 1859 1860 1S61 1862 1863 1992 P. J. Kcohanc First half Sept. salary. Deputy Treasurer 1993 J.

H. Drew First half Sept. salary, Janitor Court House 1994 James W. Coyne First half Sept. salary.

Dep. Recorder 1995 Bcnj. Powers First half Sept. salary. Deputy Recorder 1996 W.

T. King First half Sept. salary, Chief Dep. Recorder 1997 E. A.

McSwiggcn 15 days" services, Sept. Dep. Recorder 1998. S. Colwell First half Sent, salary and office expense iouniy Kccorucr 106.25 P.

First half Sept. salary. Co. Attorney 100.00 Joseph H. Morgan First half Sept.

salary. Assistant County Attorney 75.00 Frieda Kramer Stenographic work. County Attorney's office, first half of September 36.05 Chas. H. McLanc Expense Coroner's case.

Pcrkinsvillc 2.00 Northern Arizona Fair Assn. Contribution of Yavapai County towards expense of fair. 1914 1,500.00 Wm. C. Mays Rent of New State Theatre for Primary Election 10.00 T.

II. Bate Services, X-Ray ZZZZZZZZZZZ 2.00 West Publishing Co. Law books, contract 19.00 X. F. Wykoff Services as Registration Officer.

Jerome Precinct 155.40 Kate Allen Postage on election returns IZZZZ 1.66 Leopold Walloth Postage on election returns L00 M. J. Enright Postage election returns. Bond Election LOO John Luke Postage on election returns 33 Cancelled. Cancelled.

Cancelled. Cancelled. Cancelled. A. B.

Coleman Services as Deputy Constable, Justice Court. Seligman C. S. Chick Postage on election returns IZZZZZZZZ Andrew E. Bird assc.

Bank of Arizona prvi-P fVrl oner's Juror 2020 Wm Blount, assg. Sidney Birch 1IL.IIUI1 O. C. Lady, assg. R.

T. Belcher Ld. A Roberts, assg. R. -T.

Belcher Services as election omccr. Primary Election V. Gaston, assg. H. W.

Heap Juror's cnSybon' ass- L- s- Colwell Fees, Registration Omccr R. B. Webster Services as E. Hancy Services as Coroner's Juror Matthew Hall Services as Coroner's lllard Johnson Services as Coroner's Juror J. B.

Christcson Services as Coroner's Juror iNatc Hall Services Coroner's Juror Loran Dana Services as Coroner's Juror -Z Nate Hall Services as rnrnnw'c V- L.cwis Services as Coroner's jurorZII" L50 ocrviccs as coroners Juror 1.50 a if" Services as Coroner's Juror 1.50 K- Services as Coroner's Juror 1 50 IjO 250 2005 2006 2007 200S 2CC9 2010 20ll 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 203 1 2032 2033 3T34 2035 2036 2037 2038 2039 63.25 2.44 1.50 5.00 1.00 20.00 9.00 220 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 2040 2041 2042 2043 2044 Thos. Marmont Services as Coroner's Juror interpreter's fees. Justice Court l'liiTiimfr C. 1 eiccnon returns trom Anvil Rock to Scligman 500 R. T.

Belcher First half Srnt ol-in, riVJiT'Ir" UZZZTi ivi'nn S. Aorwood Services acci. Ta-- Roll first t.nlf vtn Scr.v,c Paring Tax Roll, first half Sept. 50.00 w. i-irst nait acpt.

salary, Look Jail 42.50 Liias. L. Kcclcr First Imlf si-nt icece 7IVir r- -vt mv.iu 11AJ.OU 1 lrst, nait sept, salary. Deputy Sheriff 75.00 7 Jr a'f Sept. salary, Deputy Sheriff 62.50 i- 1 onrirsi nait sept, salary, Ucputy Sheriff 2047 2048 2049 2050 2051 2052 50.C0 50.00 37.50 37.50 rank llson I irst halt Sept.

salary. Deputy Sheriff First half Sept. salary. Deputy Sheriff iTcd Hawkins hirst half Sapt. salary.

Deputy Sheriff J. W. Hudgcns First half Sept. salary, Deputy Sheriff I. L.

Campbell First half 'i 3 Chas. Kinsman I-irst half Sept. salary, Deputy Sheriff 25.00 52- First half Sept. salary. Deputy Sheriff 25.00 5 -3 Thompson First half Sept.

salary. Dep. Sheriff 25.00 1864 2053 1865 1866 1867 2056 1868 2057 1869 2058 1870 2059 1825 2063 to 2067 1874 206S to 2335 Omer R. Dean First half Sent, salary. Denutv Sheriff J.

E. Cook First half Sept. salary. Deputy Sheriff 25.00 Orvillc Glenn First half Sept. salary.

Deputy Sheriff 1250 E. T. Mulholland First half Sept. salary, Deputy Sheriff 12.50 E. H.

B. Avery, ct al. Services election officers, Jerome Town Precinct, Primary Election 100.00 J. E. Russell, ct al.

Services election officers. Primary Election, Sept. 8. 1.712.25 1875 2336 W. C.

Kent Services as election officer. Senator Precinct, Primary Election 5.00 The following claims having been approved by L. S. Colwcll, County Recorder, warrants in payment of same were ordered drawn upon Expense Fund, to-wit: 1871 2060 William Stephens First half Sept. salary, Chairman of Board 6250 1872 2061 Harry Heap First half Sept.

salary, Supervisor 50.00 1873 2062 Alonzo Mason First half Sept. salary. Supervisor 50.00 The following claims were taken up and audited, and upon motion, warrants in payment of same were ordered drawn upon the Road Fund, to-wit: 110 C. D. Ryncarson Grader for County roads 50.00 111 E.

E. Collipricst Water furnished County roads 20.13 112 Guy Shultz Labor of men and supplies furnished. Hillside to Santa Maria road 201.50 113 Charles Sing Meals anil beef furnished men on County road, Scligman to Ash Fork 16.55 114 J. E. Shearer Road work between Crown King and War Eagle mine R.

L. Bell Labor on bridge over Diamond ditch T. Green Board of men on Prcscott to Simmons road 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 143 146 147 148 10 151 152 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 21.00 14.no 70 nn J. L. Hardy Board of men on Black Canyon road 114.00 J.

W. Sullivan Blacksmithing. County road work A. I. S.

1'. Ry. Co. Old tics furnished roads Geo. II.

Davis Freight and expftss on supplies for roads S. S. Cutler Co. Supplies furnished road between Scligman ami Ash Fork. Claim $37.60.

Allowed $36.75 J. A. Pitts Supplies furnished road between Scligman and Ash Fork. Claim $40.96. Allowed $40.46 Jerome Transfer Co.

Work performed on road from Jerome to U. V. P. depot A. D.

Cupplcs Railroad fare from Scligman to Nelson to procure team Keller oung turm-hed County roads 2 2 4.00 5 32 36.73 40 46 66.00 1.35 I UUcmi r.AAnrA I I S3 R.ilnli US Bell. Russell B. Michclson. $5. There being no further business, the Board, upon motion, adjourned Vcrdc, Middle B.

Coulson $5 A Dickson $5 3' Boren $5 until Jucsdav ScpHi 'cr 2 1914 at Dut-x-c Vcrdc, Camp C. Harbeson $10. Calloway. $10. Jake enjer $10.

Attest R. L. McMahon, $10; N. A. Vync, $10, Chas.

D. Osborn, Marshal, T. BELCHER CkrK, Chairman..