Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-29
|. ocAL INTELLIGENCE.
Oounty Commissioners.

IN adjournment. fr6SenC, OotHHllS-
.;oners Hall, Phillips and Cromer.
Also. F. H. Harmon, Clerk, and
George W. Baker, District Attorney.
The minutes of the last meeting
we're read and approved.
Commissioner CrOmer offered the
following resolution
Resoired, that the deed to the prop
nrty known as the Skating Rink Hall
nroperty on the corner of Main and
Rateman streets, in the town of Eu-
reka. Eureka County, this day tend
cred bv J. o. Darrow to Eureka COun-
tv,apdthe property thereby conveyed,
he acerted, and that said property
he and is hereby designated as the site
for the Courthouse and County build
inps for this County of Eureka"
Judge Hetzel presented various pro-
positions from citizens of Eureka, rel
alive tothe location Ofthe Courthouse
and County buildings; all of which
were discussed at length by the Board.
The ayes and nays were then called
on the adoption ofthe resolution offer
| ed bv Commissioner Crolner, with the
following result: AYES. Commission
ers Cromer and Phillips; Noes, Com
missioner Hall.
It was ordered that the deeds con-
| veying the Skating Rink property to
| the county of Eureka he filed by the
Clerk for record.
The bill o fJohn u. Sullivan against
| the county for certified copies OF the
Eureka county bill, and the Eureka
county fund bill, amounting to Sl975,
was allowed, payable out OF the
General Fund.
On motion, the south room of the
Skating Rink building. now occupied
as a news depot, WAS set apart as the
| office of the District Attorney.
1t was ordered that Commissioner
Phillips be appointed a committee of
| one to procure furniture for the various
county officers, and also to designate
| and prepare their respective offices.
An order was made directing the
Assessor to commence and prosecute
the assessment OF all taxable property
in Eureka county on the first Monday
in April, 1873. The order also directs
him to collect all personal property
tax.
The Clerk was ordered to publish a
notice in the EUREKA DAILY SENTI-
MEL soliciting plans for building a
Jail containing six cells with one
vault the inside dimensions Of the
Jail to be thirty by thirty-twO feet,
and twelve feet high the outer walls
to be constructed OF stone, two and a
half feet tn ok, with fire proof roof
ing; the vault to be built of stone. and
the partitions between the cells to
together.
1t was also ordered that the bOun-
dary line between Eureka and Lam
der counties be run with compass and
chaln, and staked at every mile with
stakes marked &C. b." County
Boundary with appropriate numbers;
mat field notes be kept Of the
crossing of all roads, streams, valleys
ana mountain ranges also of all
ranches and other matter necessary
70 make a proper map of the county,
Diary line.
Board adjourned to meet at 10 A. NJ,
on the first Monday in April.
II INSTITUTION OF CHARITY
LODGE, No. 5, of the Rebekah Degree
OF Odd Fellowship, took place last
evening at the hall of Eureka Lodge,
no. ~. The institution of this lodge
81 the Daughters of Rebekah. and
tne installation of its officers, was per-
WWin!eo by Worthy Deputy Grand
Tuastef John 0. barrow, of Eureka.
mi.er the ceremonies were over, the
mnealpers of the Order. including the
SSaHusnters of Rebekah. adjourned to
~JuaeierS San Francisco Restaurant,
n n%ete a Dountiful supper had been
paoslued. After the repast, the whole
P Py went to the dining saloon of the
rmher House, where dancing was
partlclpated in until a late hour. Now
R an inns lodge of the Daughters of
Me6ekah has been established here,
I'VE no doubt that these pleasant
s,Spciai gatherings of the members of
sme order will be more frequent than
orer. h event is also a prOpitiOus
s y ior an increase in the member
fr" rp, which will probably be large
"om This time h%enceforth.
SPECIAL PoLLcEMAN.-Sheriff Sui
ivan mas appointed Tray. NJ. John
rUu and Joseph Kerr, special police
SILL 1m. They have both proven Them
and Ses faithful and efficient officers
nua we are certain that their appoint
Trsanr' Will give entire satisfaction.
davv hu VIII hereafter attend to the
pntv BUSINESS, while Joe Kerr and De-
t t%'y Constable Mooney will look af-
no,;o n'att srs at night. They give
this at'c9 mn in ~ advertising columns
Of anu norning that. in the absence
a Ss,le b,, to rely upon the iiberality Of
Policnou BUSINESS men for their salaries.
sity in oineers are an absolute neces-
thsraMs q town like EUREKA, and we
namadr hope that the gentlemen
A'"ea will be literally paid.
msn,ss DREAM.-Recent develop
val" IN his mine show that the Eu-
h iiss Mining Company has in it a
pears ~ promising property. 1t APP
feet III; be q contact vein some four
!ns' a. nick, and has of late been Weld
ssssaTng over a thousand dol