Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-29

Of the Board Of Trustees, and keep IN
accurate journal Of their proceedings, including
q record OF all ordinances, bylaws or resoln.
tions passed or adopted by them, which Journal
by the President Of the Board. He shall also
countersign and afix the corporate seal to all
bonds or warrants issued In pursuance OF the
ordinances or resolutions OF the Board, and he
shall number and countersign all licenses, which
licenses shall DC printed, showing on :heir face
the class OF license, with marginal stubs at
taehed, and stitched together In books, each
book containing an equal number and OF one
class only. He shall be the custodian OF the
blank licenses, and shall deliver nom time to
time such number thereof, Il the person author
lied to collect license, as the Board may direct,
charging him Herewith at their face or repre-
sentative value, and giving him credit, at the
same rate for SO many thereof only as he may
return at time OF settlement OF his account.
The Clerk shall also keep an accurate account OF
all bonds issued and all warrants and orders
drawn on the Treasurer, In such manner that
the Board can st any time readily ascertain the
actual outstanding Indebtedness; and perform
such other duties as may be required by tho
Board. .r
Sec. %. Upon the passage OF ordinances, or OF
any resolution appropriating money, abolishing
licenses, or increasing or reducing the rates OF
licenses, the yeas and nays shan be called and
Sec. 80. The style Of all ordinances shall be:
1.-THE Board Of Trustees Of Gold Hill do ordain.'
All ordinances shall be published for one week
In q newspaper published in Storey county, prior
to going into effect.
name OF - The Town Of Gold Hill in any Court
of competent Jurisdiction, and actions for the
violation Of any ordinance OF the said own may
be brought before any Justice OF the Peace hav.
ing jurisdiction within the corporate limits OF
aid town, and fines imposed by such Justice
may be recovered by execution against the prop.
erty Of the defendant, or the payment thereof
may be enforced by imprisonment In tho town
jaii at the rate Of one day for each two dollars
his discretion. adJudge and enter up in his dock
ct an order that such offender shall work on the
streets or public works at the rate OF one day
for each two dollsrs OF such fine and costs, until
the same be 30 exhausted or otherwise satisfied;
| provided, however, that appeals may be taken
irom the Judgment OF such Justice for the VIC
lation Of ordinances, to the Court OF the First
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 ollenses for the violation OF town Or
| dinances, no change OF venue to any Justices
| Court beyond the limit OF said town corporate
shAn be granted.
Sec. IS. Any Justice OF the Peace within the
corporate limits OF said town, shall be entitled
to such fees 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. 1t shall be the duty OF such Justice to
report to the Board ut their first regular meet.
ing in January, April. July and october OF each
| Der Of cases tried, the names Of the Defendants,
tn amount OF fines imposed, the sum OF money
received In payment or such fine, the amount
paid out for fees in the case and TO whom paid,
| and the balance remaining on hand. which bal
ance 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-
port to the Board Of Trustees. and his docket OF
such cases shall always be open to tho cxamin:-
| tIon OF said Board. or a Committee thereof.
Sec. SO. The Attorney for the town, whenever
| one may he appointed, shall receive or be emil
tied to receive such fees, either contingent or
fixed, rs the Board may determine: provided,
In the prosecution OF suits In Justices Courtfor
| the collection OF delinquent taxes The Attorneys
fees shall not exceed the FUN Of seven dollars
and fifty cents In each case.
Sec. ~. IT any officer Of said town shall re-
move his residence thcrefrom, or absent himself
for more than thirty days without leave from
| the Board Of Trustees. his office shall be de.
clared vacant, and tho vacancy shall be filed as
In this Act provided.
Sec. -. The present ofilccrs Of the town OF
! Gold Hill shall remain In Office until their sue
| cessors shall be elected or appointed and quail,
led as provided and required In this Act; and
nothing in this Act contained shall be construed
as repeating, or In any manner affecting the
force or validity Of any ordinance or resolution
| now In force, nor as affecting the validity OF any
DEBT, nlDlllty or contract EbN CSlstlHR. Al
debts or liabilities contracted or incurred,
either by the present Board or any former Board
| Of Trustees, for which tho faith. and credit OF
the town has been p.cgcL, or bonds or warrants
or other written evidences OF Indebtedness have
been issued are hereby by this Act legalized and
| made valid liabilities against said town,
Sec Sc. All property, whether real or pera"n.
| Al, acquired in the name OF aad for the benefit
Of said town, by virtue OF any former Act ofthe
| Legislature, or by any Act or ordinance OF any
Board OF Trustees, shall be the property OF the
| corporate body created by this Act, and known
| as 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 1863,
or In the official map of said town drawn hy
John Ortrom, C. E., in the year 1884, are hereby
declared to be open and public streets, and ex.
c~lusivcly under the control and jurisdiction OF
the Board OF Trustees.
Sec. 81. An Act entitled IAN Act to ineorpo.
Der IT. 1899: nm Act entitled A 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 A
Act TO incorporate the town Of Gold Hill. tp-
proved March {, 1865 IAN Act entitled M
Act to amend an Act entitled an Act to incorpo.
rate the town Of Gold Hill, approved March Z,
1855" approved February 81, 1865; also an Act
entitled A Act to provide for the payment Of
outstanding Indebtedness Of the town OF Gold
Hill, Storey county" approved March 9, 1865;
an Act entitled An Act to provide for the ont.
standing indebtedness Of the town Of Gold HILL"
approved March 3, 1866 an Act entitled a
Act to incorporate the 20 Of Gold Hill" ap.
proved February %, 1859; and each and every
preceding Ae, relating TO the incorporation OF
Sec. IS. This Act shall 60 into effect on the
first day Of May, A. d. ISL.
A true copy: Approved March 8, 1871.