Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-12
M.ctinu Of Town Trustoes.

evening at Judge Halls office pursuant to
adjournment. Present-Geo. W. Ayls-
worth. E. Gushing. L. U. Goliath and
VIM. D. Gray.
The meeting was called to order by the
President and the minutes Of the preced-
ing meeting read and approved.
The Committee on Streets reported that
he had found money growing short and
had therefore stopped hauling gravel to
m~acadamize them.
The Committee on Fire and Water re-
ported the. w~aterworks of the town in
good repair.
The Committee on Ordinance. reported
Ordinance No. 26, entitled IAN Ordi-
nance to prevent the unlawful discharge
of firearms within certain limits" and
recommended its passage.
The Committee OIL Police made no re-
port. u., ,
On motion the reports Of the several
standing committees were received.
Ayote was then taken on the adoption
of the Fire Department ordinance. and it
was unanimously carried.
Messrs. Gushing and Goliath, the spe-
cial Committee on the Fire Department
ordinance, reported the ordinance back to
the Board as amended. 1t was read to
the Board, and on motion OF MIR. Gray,
passed by a unanimous vote.
The police report of Justice W. N. Hall
for the quarter ending August 3lst. was
then read, and on motion received and
ordered placed on file. TIE report shows
that during the said quarter there have
been forty-three defendants tried. The
fines collected from them amounted to
1851, which. together with $l26 back fines
collected during the quarter, make the
total amount of money received from fines
during the three months equal to SAT-.
From this money he has paid out as fol-
lows: For fees of Court, Sl85; fees of
Marshal and Constable, Sl55 rs; fees Of
Attorney. S33; to informers, SO
amounting in all to 1888 IS, leaving a
balance due the town of 1913 rs. The
number OF days defendants have been
committed to work on the streets or to
the lookup is shown BY the report to
mount to forty-eight and a half.
The T~reasurer's report was then read by
the Board and ordered placed on file.
By this report it appears that no money
was received during the week. The bal
ance on hand at the date of last report
was $4,000 81, from which has been paid
out during the week S5.997 80; leaving
on hand a balance of $3,205 "a, of which
SS2 20 is in the Contingent Fund and
$3.l22 9S in the Redemption Fund.
Mr.. s. II. Robinson appeared before
the Board, and showed that himself, E. A.
Gamble and Chas. Van Vorder had ad-
vertised their last warrants in pursuance
TO the direction Of the Board, and asked
that new ones be issued in their places.
1t appearing from an inspection Of the
books that the warrants had not been
paid, the Clerk was ordered to draw new
warrants, on the Redemption Fund, in
favor of the said parties, to the amounts
of their respective missing warrants.
Mr.. Dahl then appeared before the
Board and asked payment Of a bond Of
$l,S65. held by him, and now over due.
Some conversation wa had concerning it,
but no action was taken on the matter.
The bills referred to the Finance Com.
mittee at the last meeting had been passed
upon by him, and were returned to the
Board by the Marshal. They were then
taken up in the following order, seyerally
allowed and warrants ordered drawn for
their payment:
DAILY News, Sl2.
w. n. Hall, 1926.
Stern s. Wiel, 1920.
A. H. kirkpatrick. S26.
G. W. Aylsworth. 800.
Conrad Hauck, $l2.
John Hill, SO.
John Dewitt, $4s so.
The following bills were then presented
and referred to the Finance Committee:
L. Hermann, for Clerks fees, SIS Is.
c. Hacker. for care of the child of Mrs.
FAIRY, $50.
MI. Humphraville, for labor on the
streets, 800.
l.. b. Frankell, for merchandise, 81.
B. Franz, for stationery for town Of.
fcers, 1921 70.
Mr.. J. RegenSburger asked the Board to
order issued to him a new warrant, in
place of an old one which he had lost.
He was directed to advertise the lost one
a proper time, and his petition would be
granted.
There being no more business before
the Board, on motion the meeting was
adjourned.