Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-12
eOur.s Of which he stated III. pr.,e,t ipdebt.

course Of which he stated the present indeOt-
edness Of Gold Hill to be about $4,000.
The motion Of Mr.. Merrill now came up
again. He recommended that the committee
consist Of three from Virgins and two from
Mr.. Paul offered as substitute the follow.
ing resolution:
Resolced, That committee Of fifteen eiti.
Gems, composed Of six from Virginia, six
from Gold Hill, one from Flowery, one from
American Flat, and one from Red Mountain,
be chosen, for the purpose Of conSiderinp the
various plans suggested for removing the
and county governments; and also to sug.
nest, in connection, what they may deem the
provision for the bonding or liquidation Of
our present debt, and that said committee be
requested to meet at this place on Thursday
evening. at 7 o'clock said committee to re-
port at future adjourned meeting at this
place. sslgt
A long discussion now ensued on the mer-
its Of the original motion and the substitute /;
mostly, however, bearing upon the apparent
Injustice Of the representation Of Virginia
and Gold Hill being equal, as contemplated
by the substitute resolution OF Mr.. Paul
but the resolution being at length put to vote,
| Il was finally adopted. a-IlaI.
On motion, the following gentlemen were
appointed as the Committee Of Fifteen BY the
Chair.
VirRinia-J. A. Collins, F. A, Tritle, J..
Earl, C. J. Hillyer, George F. Jones, J. A.
Gold Hill. G. Maynard, ]. B. Winters,
A. B. Paul, L. Frizell, /. L. Requa, J. d:
Mills. ... =. -.-.-- ,....
American City-E. F. Glover.
Flowey-Lathrop Dunn.
| Red Mountain-John Bope.
On motion Of Mr.. Hillyer, the following
| Committees were appointed to examine into
and report upon the various municipal de-
On County Hospital, D. Driscoll and n.
A. d. Ball. On County Jail, George h.
Dana. On Justice of the Peace, ]. NJ. Walk
er. On Rent, Louis Feusier. On Assess
ment Fees, w. F. Myers. On County Print
ing, James Root. On Jury Fees, DR.. GeigeE.
On Furniture Of Public Buildings, e: w.
Reyes. On Salary Accounts, Charles For
man. On Public Schools, .Thos. Fitch.
Mr.. Paul moved that the committees be in
structed to make all their reports in writing.
Carried. u , O.. 80 Hs
Mr.. Paul moved that the Press be request
ed to publish the reports handed in BY the
Committees az tnis meeLlnS' sSdIiieu'
Mr.. Collins moved that the Chairman OF
the Committee of Fifteen report to the Pres
ident Of this meeting, he in turn to notify the
public, when those reports are ready to be
heard. Carried.
On motion, A. B. Paul, F. L. Aud and Jno.
Gillig were appointed a Committee on Cash
Disbursals, to inquire and examine into the
sales Of city bonds and disbursals Of the cash
| raceints of the county,
On motion, L. Frizell, J. s. Harmon and
J. A. Collins were appointed Committee on
Revenue.
empowered to fill all vacancies that may &C.
cur in the various Committees.
On motion, the Secretary was directed to
notify each Of those who were absent that
are appointed by this meeting on the various
Committees, by letter, through Mr.. Jones,
who will guarantees their delivery.
On motion of Mr.. Hillyer, the meeting was
adjourned, to meet at this place next Satur-
day evening, at 61 o'clock, to hear the reports
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