Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-04-17

ings OF the Board OF Trustees, and keep an
accurate journal Of their proceedings, including
q record Of all ordinances, bylaws or resolu.
lions passed or adopted by them, which journal
shall, AFTER approval at each meeting, be signed
by the President Of the Beard. He shall also
countersign and afix the corporate seal 70 all
bonds or warrants issued In pursuance OF the
ordinances or resolutions OF the Board. and he
shall lumber and countersign al licenses, which
licenses shall nc printed, showing on :heir face
the class Of license, with marginal stubs at
taehed, and stitched together liz books, each
book containing an equal number and OF one
class only. He shall 30 the custodian Of the
blank licenses, and shall deliver from time to
time such lumber thereof, tt the person author
lied to collect license, as the Board may direct,
charging him thcrc with at their face or repre-
sentative value, and giving hin credit at the
same rate for SO many thereof only as he may
return at time Of settlement Of his account.
The Clerk ehal n keep an accurate account Of
all bonds issued and all warrants and orders
drawn on the Treasurer, In such manner that
the Board can 1t any time readily ascertain the
actual outstanding Indebtedness; and perform
such other duties as may be required by tho
Board
Sec. q. Upon the passage of ordinances, or OF
amy resolution appropriating money, abolishing
licenses, or increasing or reducing the rates OF
licenses, the yeas and nays shal be called and
entered In the journal.
Sec. 80. The style Of all ordinances shall be:
"The Board Of Trustees Of Gold Hin do ordain.'
All ordinances shall be published for one week
in a newspaper published In Storey county, prior
Sec. 81. Civil actions may be brought In the
name Of 1.-THE Town Of Gold Hill" In any Court
OF competent Jurisdiction, and actions for the
violation Of any ordinance OF the said town may
be brought before any Justice Of the Peace hay-
ing jurisdiction within the corporate limits OF
said town, and fines imposed BY such Justice
may be recovered by execution against the prop.
crty Of the defendant, or the payment thereof
may be enforced by imprisonment in the town
Jail at the rate OF one day for each two dollars
OF ruch fine and costs, or said Justice may, In
his discretion, adjudgc and enter up in his dock.
ct an order that such offender shall work on the
streets or public works at tho rate OF one day
for each two dollars OF such fine and costs, until
the same be so exhausted or otherwise satisfied;
provided, however, that appeals may DO taken
IRON the Judgment OF such Justice for the viO-
lation Of ordinances, to the Court OF the Fipst
Judicial District, in the manner provided by
law for appeals from Justices Courts In GRIM
NAL actions; and provided further, that In the
trial Of offenses for the violation Of town or
dinances, no change Of venue to any Justices
Court beyond the limit OF said tow corporate
shall be granted.
See. 81. Any Justice OF the Peace within the
corporate limits OF said town, shall be entitled
10 such fcos in the trial OF cases arising out Of
violations Of ordinances passed by the Board OF
Trustees as said Board may by ordinance deter.
mine. It shall be the duty Of such Justice 10
report to the Board at their 1rst regular meet.
lug In January, April. July and october OF each
wear, which report shall show In detail the num-
her Of cases tried, the names OF the defendants,
the amount OF fines imposed, the sum OF money
received in payment OF such fine, the amount
paid out for fees In the case and TO whom paid,
and the balance remaining on hand. which bal
ancc he shall pay over at the close OF each quar-
ter year to the Treasurer, taking nis receipt
therefor. which receipt shall accompany his re.
,ANrf 20 tho Hoard nf Tr1IstnnI md his docket of
such cases shall always be open to the eSamina-
ton OF said Board, or a Committee thereof.
Sec. 50. The Attorney for the town, whenever
one may be appointed, shall receive or be enli.
tied to receive such fees, either contingent or
fixed, as the Board may determine; provided,
Ia the prosecution OF suits In Justices Court for
the collection Of delinquent taxes. he Attorneys
lcos shall not exceed the sum OF scyon dollars
and MY cents In each case.
Sec. 81. II any officer OF said town shall re-
move his residence tnerc!rom, or absent himself
for more than thirty days without leave nom
the Board Of Trustees, his Office shall I've de-
clared vacant, and the vacancy shall be filed as
In this Act provided.
Sec. IS. The present officers OF the town oil
Gold Hill shall remain In Office until their sue
ccssors shall be elected or appointed and quail:
lied as provided and required In this Act: and
nothing IN this Act contained shall be construed
a. repeating, or In any manner affecting the
force or validity of any ordinance or resolution
nON III luINt huE a. dANNNilE NlS atNih " uhN
debt, liability or contract now existing. All
debts or liabilities contracted or incurred,
either by the present Board or any former Board
Of Trustees, for which the faith and credit OF
the town has been plcgcd, or bonds or warrants
been issued are hereby by this Act lcsaliZcd and
made valid liabilities against raid town
Sec sc. All property, whether real or peraon-
al. acquired IN the name OF and for the benefit
Of said town, by virtue OF any former Act Of the
Legislature, or by any Act or ordinance OF any
corporate body created by this Act, and known
a. The Town OF Gold Hill" All streets, alleys
or avenues within said corporate town, laid out
and plated In an official map OF said town,
drawn by George Hunt, c, f., In the year 1888,
John Ostrom, e. E., In the year 1861, are hereby
declared to DO op0n and pubic streets, and OK.
c~lnsivcly under the control and Jurisdiction OF
the Board Of Trustees.
rate the town OF Gold I'LL" approved Decem.
Der IL. 1862; an Act entitled IAN Act to amend
an Act entitled an Act to incorporate the town
OF Gold Hill approved December 18th" ap-
proved February Is, 1854; an Act entitled An
Act TO Incorporate the town OF Gold Hiil, up,
Act to amend an Act entitled an Act to incorpo.
rate the town OF Gold Hill, approved March Z,
1915" approved February 81, 1eG8; also an Act
entitled An Act TO provide for the payment OF
outstanding Indebtedness OF the town OF Gold
Hill, Storey county" approved March 8, 1865
en- Act entitled IAN Act TO provide for tho ont.
standing indebtedness ofthc o of Gold HILL"
approved March 8, 1866 an Act entitled An
Act 10 incorporate the town OF Gold Hill" ap-
proved February q. 1859; and each and every
preceding Act relating to the incorporation OF
the town Of Gold Till, are hereby repeated.
Sec. IS. ThislAct shall 20 into effect on the
first day OF May, A. d. 1911.
A true copy: Approved March 3, 1871.