Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-09
n EVENING NEWS.
Town Trustees.

recular meeting Of the Board was
held Monday evening, June sth, at half
mas, 4 o'clock =. NJ. Present, q full
Board.
Minutes were read and approved.
The following bills were presented
and allowed:
IL. NJ. vesey, SCI 90; Liberty Hose
Company, $50; W. Maxwell, 500 90; j.
II. Mills, $40; J. NJ. Woodruff, $40; D.
X. Harris, $40; j.. Weber, $40; II. G.
Manning, $40; Chubback 4 Phelan,
Sill 81; P. Nye, s.; l.. B. Frankel,
SEC IS; VI. Donovan, $3.50; N. Meaghan,
$3.50; W. J, Cummings, $40; Mercer &
Tucker, S24 IS; ". II. II. Lee, $40;
John Jones, Jr., $40; S. W. Chubbuck,
500; II. G. Manning, 500; A. HALEY,
Sl2; W. Housley, Sl2; John Bethel,
SIS; ". Faulkner, SIS; ]. ~lssacs, $40;
T. Harkin, SIS; c. Newhouse, Sl2; 7.
Diamond, SIS; c. Funkhouss, Sl2; A.
Caldwell, 10; II. Sehell, Sl2; 7. Kelly,
SIS; - Beach, SIS; ". Noouan, Sl2.
The Finance Committee reported back
rs correct the following, and they were
allowed:
DAILY NEws, S27; Stern & WE'LL, SIS;
$. Robinson, Sl2; p. Welsh, SIT 80.
The President, to whom was referred
the matter of the suit of Carbray rs.
Town, stated that Mr.. Carbray, through
his counsel, had consented to a settle
ment by the payment Of $1,000 in war
rants. and after consulting the Attor-
news for the Town, he would recon-
mend doing so. On motion, 1t was Or
dered that Town warrants to the amount
of 81, 0 be issued to Mr.. Carbray on
receipt in full, and the Town Attorney
instructed to see that satisfaction Is
entered on Judgment.
W. II. Began rendered his resigna-
ton as policeman, which was accepted.
II. II. Hamlin appeared, stating that
he held Town warrants to the mount
Of S9S4 -. and asked the Board to con-
vert them into IL bond. On motion, the
President and Clerk were instructed to
give him n bond for $685. IS, two years,
two per cent. interest, on the surrender
TO the Town Treasurer of 1854 % in
Town warrants.
The Marshal, according to instruc-
tons, handed in the time ofM. Mehghnn,
for February, 1865, amounting TO $50,
and on motion il was allowed.
The Marshal submitted his quarterly
report, which was received and placed on
file. The balance due the Town as per
his report showed as follows: For the
quarter ending December 3lst, S4IS 81;
March 3lst, S349 %; June 30th, 5000 IL.
Total, Sl,l34 81.
As an offset TO this amount, the Mar
shall proposed to surrender Town War
rants received during his term OF office,
to the amount of Sl,l02, and paid the
balance, $50 81, in money.
On motion. the Treasurer was in
structed to receive the warrants in pay
ment, and cancel them, and receipt to
him for the amount
The President made q few remarks,
congra,ulating the Board on the happy
termination Of their labors, etc, and
presented the following statement Of
the financial condition of the town In
debteduess in bonds, S4l,4i9 IS; in
debtedness in warrants, Sl6,5sI 63;
total, S5S,03T so; less amount in treas
ury, Sl,T23 63; total indebtedness,
S56,3l3 81.
On motion of Mr.. Lambert, a vote Of
thanks was rendered President Hayes
for the able and impartial manner he
had presided over the deliberations OF
the Board.
A vote of thanks was also rendered
W. |. Cummings, Marshal II. G. Man
ming, Clerk, and S. W. C~hubbuck,
Treasurer, for the able manner they had
performed the duties Of their office.
There being no further business, the
President declared the Board adjourned
sine die.
MEETING OF NEW BOARD.
W. d. C. Gibson aud T. J. Mcclellan
of the First Ward, and II. HuGuet and
Thos. Gallagher of the Second Ward,
appeared aud we're sworn into office be-
fore Judge Hall.
On motion Of T. J. Mcclellan, ". D.
C. Gibson was elected President of the
Board.
President Gibson, on taking the
Chair. made q few appropriate remarks,
thanking the Board for the honor con-
ferred, and suggesting several important
changes in the financial affairs OF the
Town, for the future action Of the Board.
On motion Of II. Huguet, II. G. Man.
ming was elected Clerk of the Board.
On motion, the Bond Of II. Crandall,
Marshal, was fixed at $500. .
S. W. Chubbuck, Treasurer elect, and
Hiram Crandall, Marshal elect, filed
their oaths Of office and presented their
official Bonds, which were, on motion,
accepted and placed on file.
On motion, the Clerk was requested
to notify the Town Attorney to hand in
his report ut the next meeting.
The President made the following APP
pointments as Standing Committees:
Fiuauce-H. Huguet and E. Bittner ;
Fire and Water-T. J. Mcclellan ;
Streets-Thos. Gallagher; Ordinance
II. Huguet and T. J. Mcclellan.
The President appointed Mr.. Gala
CHER a Committee on Salaries, to report
at the next meeting.
A petition was received from citizens
Of the Second Ward, asking the APP
pointment Of John B. Best on the reg
ular Police.
On motion, the petition was received,
and the prayer of the petitioners grant
ed, and John B. Best appointed a rcgu-
lar Police, for the Second Ward.
On motion, A. n. kirkpatrick was
appointed u regular Police for the First
Ward.
Adjourned, to meet on Monday even
ing next
A DESERVING BESEpIr.- We are
pleased to learn that q complimentary