Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-22
,,..,in. Of Town Tru,,ee,.

The Board OF Town Trustees met at the
Justices office las. evening, pursuant to ad-
iournmen.. Present, Messrs. Aylsworth,
Herrick, Cushing and Goliath. The meeting
was called to order by the President, and the
minutes Of the preceding meeting were read
and approved.
the Surveyor had been instructed to run the
line Of Summit street.
The Committee on Fire & Water reported
that the repairs on the town reservoir had
been completed, the reservoir cleaned out,
and the house over the water gates, which
the Marshal was at last meeting ordered to
have constructed, was erected according to
order.
The Committee on Finance reported favor
ably on the bills Of J. II. Morrison, the
DAILY NEWS, and E. Bittner, which were re-
ferred to him at the last meeting, and recon-
mended that warrants be drawn for their pay
ment.
Messrs. Gushing and Herrick, the Special
Committee to whom were referred the matter
Of the Judgment Of VIM. NJ. Long against
the town, reported that they had examined
into the case, and found that the judgment
stands against the town on the records Of the
District Court; that it was rendered payable
in greenbacks, and that as the time for tax
ing an appeal had expired they recommended
that 4 warrant be drawn on the Treasury for
the amount OF the judgment and costs, pay
able in grecnbacks, for payment. The judy
ment and costs amount to Sl4l. Il was
moved and seconded that 4 warrant be drawn
as recommended by the committee, for the
payment Of the judgment. Carried.
The following bills which had been report
ed upon iavorably BY the Committee on FL
nance, were then allowed, and warrants or
dcred drawn for their payment:
J. II. Morrison, for labor, SlS.
DAILY NEWS, printing, $50.
advertising, S4S.
S26 o..
Eugene Bittner & Co., for mending pipe,
Sc 25.
The following bills were then presented
and referred to the Committee on Finance
for one week: San Francisco Restaurant,
board for prisoners, S27 ]. Hill, blacksmith
ing, SSl so.
The following bills for work on the town
water works were then presented and ordered
paid forthwith j. w. Griffin, $40; G. Had
ley, $50; L. Wagner, $40; John Heltz, IS;
C. W. Higgins, S4 %.
The Trcasurer's report was then read BY
the Clerk. The balance on hand at the be-
ginning of the week was S299 a. The
amount Of money received into the Treasury
from all sources during the week was S552.
The amount paid out during that time was
1925, leaving o balance Of S526 a in the
Treasury ut the close of the week.
Ordinance No. "a, entitled An ordinance
to amend an ordinance entitled an ordinance
to prevent Chinese occupying dwellings with
in certain limits in Gold Hill, passed August
LIST, 1861" was then read by the Clerk and
passed BY the Board.
Ordinance No. 25, being an ordinance for
the government Of the Fire Department Of
Gold Hill, was then read and referred for one
week to n special committee, consisting Of
Mcssrs. Gushing and Goliath.
The petition OF p. Stocked, to the Board, for
them 10 allow Chinese to continue to occupy
was next read, and on motion granted.
Petitions from Dolman 4 Clark, and VIM.
A. White, for similar purposes. were then
presented and granted.
Mr.. S. II. Robinson appeared before the
Board and stated that he had lost n town
warrant for $50, payable to bearer, in place
Of which he wished the Board TO have q new
one drawn. He was ordered to advertise the
lost warrant for one week, after which the
Board would so order 4 new warrant drawn
in place of the one lost.
Mr.. Harris pcsitioned the Board to allow
him interest on 4 warrant Of S63S, held by
him, us there had been an agreement on the
part Of the old Board Of Trustees that inter-
est should be allowed. The consideration Of
the petition was on motion laid over one
week.
There being no further business before the
Board, their meeting was adjourned.
RECORDERS Court, VIRGINIA. Judge
Meaghcr this morning disposed Of the follow.
ing cases: ]. A. KEENAN,, drunk and disor-
DERBY, arrested by officer Edwards was fined
81 and costs; paid. ]. X. Smith, for ped
ding without license, arrested BY officer Ed
wards, was fined IS and costs; paid. VIM.
Alley, for drawing q deadly weapon, arrested
BY officer Downcy, discharged. Vim. Alley,
for being drunk and ~disorderly, arrested by
officer Downey, was n $40 and costs;
paid. The case Of the State VS.. P. Moore for
cruelty TO an animal, was dismissed for want
of prosecution.
Fox on HIS MUSCLE IN IDAHo.-Wc learn
through a letter received by a party in Vir-
sinia, that Patsey Foy, the great unwhipped
champion Of light weights in this State, was
to fight one Patsey Morcley at Boise City,
last Sunday, for 81 1000. Hugh Kelly, we'll
known to the p. r. here was trainer Of, and
second TO, Foy. We trust both parties got
well pounded.
ALARM OF FIRE.-Last> evening the en-
gines Of Virginia were called out at an alarm
Of fire, which issued from som combustables
near an ~untepanted house on F street, in the
rear of the Episcopal Church. A few buckets
Of water ex~tinguished the flames. The fire
was unquestionably the work OF an incen-
diary.
CALL AND SEE HrX.-Abe Hecht, the
well known dispenser Of the good things Of
life, has removed his Chop House to No. "a
South B street, where he will furnish all the
delicacies of the season to his patrons. Call
and cat a rich, tender, juicy portcr-house
steak ut Abe's ranch. He sells en- cheap.
BULLION SHIPNEST.-Wclls, Fargo & Co.
this morning shipped from their Virginia
Office IL bars OF bullion, worth, according to
ASSAY, S20,S76 IS and weighing 743 pounds.
The Internal Revenue.
The following are the gross receipts OF
~. vi ~ono.a foe tbo yaar