Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-17
1feetiur Of Town Trustess.

Meeting Of Town Trustees.
The Board of Town Trustees met las.
evening, at Judge Halls office. Present,
Messrs. Aylsworth, Cushing, Goliath and
Gray. Meeting called to order by the
President, and the minutes Of the proceed
ing meeting read and approved.
Mr.. Gray produced the bills referred to
the Finance Committee, two weeks ago,
who had examined the same and found
them correct.
Mr.. Goliath, Of the special committee
to confer with the Water Company, asked
for further time in which to, report.
Granted.
Mr.. Gray asked further time to confer
with the FIRE companies in regard to fire
ordinance. Granted.
The committee appointed to examine
into and report upon the matter OF
Teakle's bond, recommended that the
interest be paid, and a new bond issued.
On motion Of Mr.. Goliath, the Clerk
was ordered to instruct the Treasurer to
pay the interest on the bond as recon-
mended, and to issue a new bond in lieu
of the old one.
The President reported that he had ex-
amined into the matter of the petition OF
Mr.. Barber, and recommended that the
petition be granted.
On motion, so much Of the tax Of said
party as was not assessed on his house
and lot was RENTED.
The Treasurer's report was then read
by the Clerk. 1t shows u balance in the
hands of the Treasurer Of S5,06l o., dis
tributed as follows: Contingent Fund,
STATS 20; Redemption Fund, S6S7 81.
The following bills which had been re-
ported on by the Finance Committee. were
read and warrants ordered drawn for
their payment:
John Dewitt. Sc 4S; Chubbuck &
Phelan, So 10; Daily News, $6S.
Bills for work on the street, last month,
amounting to 1852, reported by the Mar
shall to be correct, and on representation
being made of the need in which the work.
men stood Of their money, they were al
lowed by the Board, and warrants ordered
drawn for their payment.
Bill of E. Gushing, Of SO IS, for tools
furnished the town, was allowed and or
dered paid.
Bill of J. Hill, Of $40 so, for sharpen
ing picks for town, was referred to the
Marshal.
Bill of Daily News, of $l5. for print
ing blanks, was referred to the Finance
Committee.
On motion OF Mr.. Goliath, Mr.. Gray
was appointed on the Finance Committee,
to act during the absence of Mr.. Herrick.
L. B. Frankell then came before the
Board and asked the payment Of some
Town warrants held by him. No action
was taken on the matter.
Mr.. Goliath moved to rescind the order
on the Treasurer, to pay no money out OF
the contingent fund without special in
structions from the Board. The motion
was seconded and carried.
Mr.. Babbett appeared on behalf Of the
Tunnel Toll-Road Company and asked
the Board to order a stay in the proceed
ings against the company for the collec-
ton of delinquent taxes, as they were will
ling to pay the taxes, but wished to have
the costs RENTED. Mr.. Gushing was ap-
pointed a committee to examine into the
case, and the Town Attorney was instruct
ed to delay proceedings in the case until
the committee makes his report.
Mr.. ]. Hill petitioned to have part OF
his taxes RENTED. The petition was re-
ceived and referred to the President.
Mr.. Geo. Plaistead asked the Board to
appoint a committee to confer with him
in the matter of certain Town bonds held
by HIM. now over due. The President
appointed Messrs. Gray and Gushing on
the committee.
Mr.. II. II. Hamlin presented a bill OF
S35 for furnishing a coffin and conducting
the burial of destitute dead. Referred to
the Finance Committee.
There being no more business the meet
ing was adjourned.