Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-14

power to levy and collect annually further
tax of one.fUurth Of one per cent, for the
payment Of interest and instalments upon
bonds BY them issued in defraying the ex
penses OF protecting said town against fire,
which bonds, in the aggregate, shall not be
considered to exceed the sum OF thirty-fise
thousand dollars. Such further tax Of one.
fourth Of one per cent. shall be levied and
collected as a special tax at the time and in
the manner by them provided for the levying
and collecting Of the general tax.
Third-To lay out and extend, open, alter
and repair the streets, alleys, and provide for
the grading, draining, cleaning, widening
and lighting, or otherwise improving the
repair and preservation of sidewalks, bridges,
drains and sewers, and for the preservation
and removal of distractions from the streets
and sidewalks; and in the creation OF side
walks, and making other improvements, to
compel the owners of lots and property to
bear the expense of erecting sidewalks or
creating improvements in front Of the same,
by special tax or otherwise.
Fourth-To provide for the prevention and
extinguishment Of fires.
Fifth-To' regulate the storage OF gun
powder and other couhustible material. y
Sixth-To prevent and remove nuisauces !;
also to determine what are nuisances.
Seyenth-To create and establish town
police, and prescribe their duties and COM
pensation, and provide for the regulation and
government of the same.
Eighth-To fix and collect a license tax
on, and regulate all theatres, circuses, shows,
billiard tables, bowling alleys, and all exhi-
billions and amusements. -....4r,..-....... ....
Ninth-To fix and collect license tax on,
and regulate all taverns, hotels, saloons,
bar-rooms, hurdy-gurdy houses, and public
dance houses, on auctiOneers, hawkers and
peddlers, on all dealers in liquors, on drays,
Job wagons or carts, or any other public We.
hice running within the limits of said town.
Tenth-TO license, tax and regulate, pro-
hibit and suppress, all tippling houses, dram
shops, and public card tables, ratfles, hawk
ers, peddlers and pawn-brokers, refreshment
or coffee stands, boothes and sheds; also, to
prohibit and suppress all gaming, gambling
houses, disorderly houses, and houses OF i'll
fame.
Eleventh-To levy and colectan annual
tax upon all dogs within the limits of said
town, and provide for the determination Of all
dogs, for which such tax shall not have been
paid.
Twelfth-To provide for the issuance Of
licenses before named for such terms, and in
such sums as they may deem best.
Thirteent. TO provide for all necessary
public buildings for the use Of said town.
Fourteenth - To establish "Board of
HEALTH" to prevent the introduction aud
spread of disease, and provide for the indi-
gent.
Fifteenth-To prevent and restrain any riot
or riotous assemblage, or disorderly conduct
within said town to close all places of busi-
ness or amusement on Sunday, and prohibit
and suppress the sale Of spirituou, liquors
on any day Of municipal, county or State
elections.
Sixteenth-To f 4 and prescribe the punish
ment for breach Of any town ordinance or
resolution but no fine shall be Imposed for
any ore offense in any sum greater than five
hundred dollars in gold coin, and No term Of
imprisonment shall be prescribed exceeding
six months.
Seventeenth-To determine the duties, and
fix and establish, the fees, salaries and com
pensatIon, Of all officers Of said town; Prori-
ded, that no member OF the Board Of Trustees
shall receive or be entitled to receive for his
services any sum whatever.
Eighteenth-To compel the attendance Of
absent members to punish members for dis
orderly conduct, and to expel members, for
cause, BY a vote of four-fiths Of its members
elected.
l. Nineteenth-To make all necessary con.
tracts and agreements for the benefit Of the
town to contract debts on the faith Of the
town but no debt shall be contracted. OF
liability incurred, except upon a cash basis
nor which shall exceed in the aggregate, in.
elusive of its present Indebtedness, the sum
of forty thousand dollars. The Board ol
Trustees shall have power at all times, when
they deem it expedient, to call in, and fund
the debt Of said town, by the issuance Of
bonds for outstanding claims, or warrants,
or bonds over due, payable in one, two and
three years which funded debt shall not bear
interest greater than the legal interest Of the
State of Nevada. They shall have power to
issue and sell bonds, bearing not to exceed
two per cent. per month interest, for the pur-
pose of creating a contingent fund for cur.
rent expenses, or for the purpose Of paying
off and canoeing bonds already issued, when
the same shall become due; but at no time
shall the bonds so issued, together with all
other liabilities OF said town, exceed in the
aggregate the said sum Of forty thousand
dollars.
Twentieth-All ordinances made by said
Trustees shall be signed By the President and
Clerk Of said Board, upon its journal Of pro-
ceedings-where the same shall be written in
full and all scrip and bonds issued, con-
tracts and agreements made, shall be signed
by the President and counterSlgned by the
Clerk Of said Board.
Twenty-first-All taxes and fines imposed,
and all scrip and bonds issued, shall be made
payable only in gold and silver coin.
Twenty second The Board of Trustees
shall have power to condemn and appropri-
ate to the public use, or the use of the in
habitants Of said town, all real and personal
property within the limits Of said town, and
all claims and asserted rights, or title Of any
person whomsoever, to such property, when
they deem the same necessary, for the open.
ing of streets or alleys, or for other public
purpose, such property shall be condemned
and appropriated in the following manner !:
The Board of Trustees shall appoint one
referee, and the claimants, owner or owners
of the property so to be condemned, shall ap-
point one referee-and in the event that the
two referees so appointed shall not agree III
the valuation Of such property or claim, then
shall the two so appointed select tnlro
referee, and the decision Of a majority of such
three, as to the valuation of the property or
claim by them appraised, shall be reported to
said Board Of Trustees, and may BY them be
regarded and held as final and binding, and
pnon the tender Of the sum named BY said
appraisers for such property to claimant or
owner thereof, or his agent or attorney, such
property or claim shall become the property
or claim of said town; and the Board Of
Trustees may cause at once TO be removed
from such property, all persons and obstruc.
tions, BY order through the Marshal Of said
town, and take full and immediate possess
sion Of the same for the public use and benefit;
or possession Of the same may be obtained in
the form and manner provided BY Law, where
the relation of landlord and tenant exists. In
case the owner or owners Of said property
shall refuse or neglect to appoint said referee
when by said Trustees required, then shall
eaid Board Of Trustees constitute "Board
Of Appraisers" and their valuation shall be
tinal and binding. But no act Of said Board
or referee, in the condemnation Of property,
or any claim, right or title to the same, as
herein provided, shall be interpreted as an
admission on the part Of said incorporate
town, Of the legality Of such asserted claim,
right or title; and in the condemnation of
nYODertv, as In, this section nroyided. said