Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-20

Roard were present. The meeting was
called to order by the President. Inc
minutes of the previous meeting were then
read BY the Clerk. On motion OF MI
GRAY the minutes were amended, BY
changing the title of the " Commute on
Water" 10 "Committee on Fire ana
Water" The minutes as amended were
approved. ..uo;,,
order of business, which had been ordered
TO be drawn up at the previous meeting
LIST. Reading of Minutes; I'd. Presents-
ton of Petitions; Sd. Reports OF stano,
ing Committees; 4th. Reports OF SPeaciai
Committees; 9th. Presentation Of Bill:
9th. Motions and Resolutions; 1tn.
Special Order of the Evening; Sth. Mis-
cellaneous Business.
The report was accepted, and on motion
was unanimously adopted.
A petition of citizens of Gold Hill was
then offered, praying the appointment OF
N. L. Brown for policeman on the DIVIDE
and on motion was referred to the Com
mittee on Police.
A communication from l.. Ettlinger was
presented and read, asking the payment
of certain orders. Referred to Finance
Committee.
The report of VIM. E. Hale, Town
Treasurer, was then presented, and on
motion adopted and placed on file. Inc
report shows q balance in the hands OF
the Treasurer, on the 18th inst, the sum
of $l,034 Of.
The Committee on Finance asked fur
Their time to report, which was granted.
The Committee on Streets reported the
streets in the lower end of town to be In a
bad condition, and made motion that
the Marshal be instructed to hire two men
to work on the road.
The Committee on Police reported
favorably on the petition to appoint Mr..
Brown policeman on the Divide, and on
motion Of Mr.. Goliath, the petition was
granted.
A bill of $2ls from Joseph Hicks, for
work done on the streets, was presented,
and on representation being made to the
Board of his urgent necessity for money
it was ordered that a warrant for 1884 be
drawn on the Treasury in his favor. being
payment for his work done in April.
The following resolutions were then
offered and unanimously adopted:
Resoleed, That this Board will receive pro-
posals from the Gold Hill Daily NEws, Vir-
ginia Uiaon, and EateTprise, for all printing
required to be done for the Town Of Gold
Hill; such proposals or bids to be made for
such printing BY the square for cash.
Resoired, That the Clerk be required to
present to the proprietors Of said papers a
COPY Of these resolutions, and request that
such bids be delivered, sealed, to the Clerk Of
this Board on or before the 18th inst.
ResoEred, That the Treasurer be required
to make report at each regular meeting Of
the Board Of all moneys received and paid
out during the week previous, and that he
receive as salary three fourths Of one per
cent. upon all moneys BY him paid out, to be
charged in his cash accounts at the end OF
each month.
Resolved, That the Clerk and Treasurer be
authorized and instructed to examine into
and report upon the Books in their possession,
and make a full statement Of the condition
Of the indebtedness Of the Town Of Gold Hill;
what amount OF Warrants, and what amount
Of Bonds are now outstanding.
The report Of the Town Sexton was
then taken up and referred to the Com
mittee on Police.
The Board then ordered that the Treas
urer be instructed to pay an order against
the town, held by John De Witt.
Mr.. s. II. Robinson rendered to the
Board the use Of house for the apparatus
Of the new hose company, which is ex-
pected on this evening, The Board ac-
cepted Mr.. Robinson's offer and rendered
him vote of thanks for his iberailty.
The question Of salaries was then
brought up and referred to a special COM
mittee, consisting of the President, Geo.
W. Aylsworth, and the Finance Commit
mittee, n. r. Herrick.
The Board ordered the Town Attorney
to have another tracing Of the town map
made, and also to draw up an ordinance
relating to sidewalks; and authorized the
Clerk to procure necessary books, after
which it resolved itself into Board Of
Equalization, and adjourned to meet at the
same place this evening at half-past seven
O'Clock.
DISTRICT CouRT.-Betore Judge Rising;
Challenge Co. vs.. Michigan Co.-Case
submitted to the Court without argument.
J. S. Wall vs.. Fast Freight and Express
Company-Sheriff granted leave to amend
return. Heavy vs.. Gottschall-A motion
for new trial denied, and stay of execu-
ton ordered for two days. Corbert vs..
Brady-Jury pannelled, exhausted with
out obtaining a jury, and the Court took
q recess until this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Before Judge Burbank: Bennett vs..
Imperial Co. ct als-Judgment ordered
for defendants, Apple, Mill and Mining
Co., as per deputation filed. Sheriff
Clark was allowed until this afternoon to
make service of the venire for a jury in
the suit of the Burning Moscow Co. VS..
this afternoon.
Before Judge Mesick Hale & Norcross
Co. VS.. Bajazette and Golden Era Co.
Evidence on the part of the prosecution
being heard, and the case still on trial.
RBcoRDBR's CouRT, VIRGINIA. - Re-
corder Meagher this morning administered
justice as follows: Miss Lindsey, arrested
by officer Edwards, for disturbing the
peace, was discharged. - Hudson,
arrested by officer Paddock for violation
of city ordinance, was discharged. John
Doe. arrested by officers Hanks and Ed
wards for disturbing the peace, will be
tried this P. ", az well as James Forbes
and - Jacobs, arrested on q SIMILAR
charge BY officers Hanks, Paddock and
Clark. Mrs. Flynn, arrested by officer
Hanks for disturbing the peace, was Hned
costs, which she paid. Ram Sammy was
acquitted on charge Of being disorderly.
A Whenever honest merit de-
serves mention We admire to turn loose
the dogs Of conversation. The following
are plain facts: Some three months since
George Lewis opened irst-class saloon
on Main street, Gold Hill. and procured
the assistance of Jack Pierce as bar
keeper. Now we never drink anything
stronger than Limburg Cheese, but stand
ing around loose and watching miners,
millers, and everybody, imbibing necta-
rine stimulants manufactured by the cum
ming Est Of Jack, convinces Us, beyond
doubt, that be knows how to make q
palatable beverage from the fine wines and