Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-07
THE EVENING NEWS.
Trustees,

IT,. nn.r5 me, las, evening at their
rooms at s o'clock P. NJ.
p,ssen,-Messrs. Gushing. Gray, Her
,;cL and President A~ylsworth.
rrs minutes OF the last session were
read and approved.
The Committee on the Teakle Bond re-
,or,ed a statement and affidavit made by
Il. G.. Maynard, E.q. as correct, and
recommended the issuance Of q bond for
the amour Of S2.4l0 SO.
On motion, the President and Clerk
were authorized TO issue the bonds &C.
cording 10 the recommendations Of the
Committee.
The Finance Committee reported the
account Of S. II. Robinson, Deputy As
SCISSOR, as correct, and recommended a
warrant drawn for him for $3.50 SO, bal
ance due. On motion, the report was
accepted, and q warrant ordered for the
amount.
The following bills were allowed and
ordered paid: Z. A. Gamble, $751; Hull
S2l IS R. Mercer, so cents.
A warrant was ordered drawn IN favor
Of R. S. Bates for S3S 81, in lieu of No.
ga, los, and advertised. as per affidavit
Of ". Z. Hale. on file in the Clerks office.
The Marshal and ex-oticio Tax ,Collec-
tor reported the amount Of money collected
on personal property, so far, at 5000 OIL.
Report received and ordered or file. On
motion, the Collector was allowed thirty
days more to collect on personal property.
The Town T~reasurer's report was re-
ceived and ordered on file. 1t shows a
balance in redemption fund Of. .S7.27s 90
Balance in contingent fund Of. 2lS IA
Total. ...SI,i9l Al
Tax Collectors report, Of collections,
made On the proceeds of mines, reported
having found the same correct. Repor,
ordered on file.
ELECTION returns.
The Board now proceeded to canvass
the election returns.
Sealed returns from the First and Second
Wards were opened and read, and, on
motion, ordered on file.
The following gentlemen having re-
ceived the highes; number OF votes for the
offices of Town Trustees, were declared
eAtCltu, anu lHC Win NASNNNN ~
certificates OF election to them
Firs, Ward-John J. Hayes, Eugene
Bit,ner, and W. II. Dolman.
Second Ward-W. D. Gray and E. G.
Cook.
W. II. Began, having received the
highes, number OF votes for the ofice Of
Town Marshal, was declared duty eleG ted,
and the Clerk directed TO issue 70 him q
certificate Of election.
Samuel W. Chubbuck, having received
the highest number Of votes for the office
Of Town Treasurer, was declared elected
to the office, and a certificate Of election
ordered issued.
The official bond Of Town Marshal, for
the ensuing year, was fixed at $4,000, and
that of Town Treasurer at $4,000.
On motion of Mr.. Gray, the Town At
torney was authorized TO procure the SER
vices of W. II. Rhodes. Esq, Of Virginia.
10 assist him in the case Of the Town
against The Belcher Company for x
on the proceeds of the mine for 1865.
The Town Attorney stated TO the Board
tina, Mr.. Tritle, Presiden, OF the Belcher
Company. authorized him 20 say to the
Board. that if the Town would throw on
the assessessment for the first quarter, the
ompan would settle the balance.
The Board instructed the Town Attor-
ney to proceed with the collection Of the
tax.
Mr. Gray here stated that the hour for
the final adjournment and dissolution OF
the old Board had arrived. Mr.. Gray
made a few happy remarks relative to the
meetings Of the Board for the past year
the uniform kindness and courtesy that
has characterized each member in the dis
charge Of his official duties, and the sue
cessful termination of their lsbors. He
closed his remarks by offering the follow
ing. which was unanimously adopted:
I'm view OF the fact that the President
of the Board, 6. W. Aylesworth. Egg"
being about 10 retire from his official posi-
ton as such. and contemplates leaving our
State therefore,
Resoired. That we tender 10 him our
sincere thanks for the uniform kindness he
has always manifested towards the mem
bers of the Board. while acting as their
President and also for his prompt atten-
ton to all public Business entrusted to his
care"
The President returned thanks for the
compliment.
w~hereupon the Board adjourned sine
die.