Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-08

Altk Ne IN AZ wv Va ta0 RAOR~
er.y condsmned for the uses Of the city
at the special meeting Of the previous
evening. were. by request. present. The
m ,etins might with propriety bs called
a consultation. rs very little tending to
a solution Of tho questions under con-
si,leration was transacted. and nothing
d ,fnite. except about establishing q reg
rlG grade TO the sidewalks in tho burnt
d istrict was determined upon.
width OF she sidewalks.
The Mayor opened the proceedings by
., iing that during the day the question
Of the proper width to make the aide
walks in the burnt district had occurred
to him. After some discussion on the
p, int. in which the proper pitch to give
th, sidewalks so as TO allow water to
ruu of them readily was also debated.
IL was finally decided by the Mayor that
tbs whole matter he left in the hands Of
ths Committee ON Streets.
oaieini survey.
Alderman Pottle stated that Ross L.
Browne was prepared to make survey
Of the burnt district. but wished to
know vAsn ne voulu % pau 10. M.
:. Vices. s.syo ~ .no, a.
ii ) county taxes for the quarter were
collected. which would be by the 18th
inst. This being settled without stating
ths exact time at which the survey would
b, lin and DO completed "a point which
me property owners mo oai ,hs,
N -, can hscin buildinc immsdiatsly).
Ij,,man Hoses Introduced M. FOL.
In ,ing
"a.
A. W .sn..n,s, M ~, our sssss f%asi,isis. ft IL. en-
Il, Iul.hm.n, Of ars. Ar. entirely ia.,.aga,,; AMI;
: IN. ns.ni ssnno, anass,ass the wsrs Of Oh.
"a il.s a water sappy anil Tho pssessary plIss and
~ ~ Of aatran,. astil n1snsy Is in The civ rrsss
ar 70 mse, .,hsns AMI. shstsas, u. ci,issn. have
nv, NV ~ s.se ap.,Is,si ,ss,ain ccsmIiisss;
n rgleFr, b.n ..-cmu,
.sSrr,s,i ,, lnI ~ .n %.% Isr , .lai, sp,sons,Ds such
conali,sc 10 ooatt With ! csmmli,.s Of Citizens
~, III. CIV With The nessssary piIs. and sppil
,,s. ~, ,ss I% .l,n, y, M n ,n ~ n. at,s, pp ssasSs'
They were adopted aud Aldermen
Moses and Mckay appointed rs such
Committee
what sense OF tho Owners Of
Condemned Property had TO
say.
The City Clerk stated that no had
Notified as many Of the owners Of con.
hu..,,u...,. 40 l.. .o,i, s,,j IN ho
u.u. p'.re,sy ~ 80. ,Sa;r
p' .L. n""nns.I .oniamra,;on
- ,h.;r nron.,,r M ,hs pse of tbs CITY.
&C that a basis for a calculation Of the
probable cost to the city might be ar
riIed Al Inc majority OF palus,
in'ersstsd naa 1esh ho,insu anl ,e
w're pi.sep'. 'uuses ...o,n,oS :,
~, m".,;o. -, s;,;"ans ON fsst Thurs.
"a, mss"Hs VI n,.en T.n';",
a,y, an" n ~ n%iI n pa,r;n.on
n.iuu, ~ ~. ~. -. ,hsn
p''Pc.'y osn ,n A..
sl,o an eAP''''o" " op
S''ua'on'
Iudxe nesiek
Said that no plan had yet been matured
IN. committee. Of which no was a
- 80 -. y. ~;.h.. =, Al.
' Ao
tto vnsr OF condemned property
Ii wal his opinion that they
Il ould Be consulted. particularly Messrs.
Back and Fcusier, whose property was
v,ry valuable; the design OF the present
M ,cting being. ~ he understood. to as-
CO rtain first the propriety and next the
OF the proposed improvements.
~. Bi..k
60, l.. ,,.,,,, ooo5 s-,c.,,oo, walls
S'"' "' n''s.' soos
ware @s enec'uai osinsf W 'a' 'p''"a
OF ~eonnas,a'on ssa sue'' WV
msu zee. ~ ne,sin. Lss .~.,aJ nj.
v,ry
The Mayor said that protection against
Ire was not the only object OF con-
Il, inning the property, II being desir-
al ls thai for purposes Of traffic. Taylor
street. between u x ID. should be wider.
Mr.. Black said that his property was
tee valuable to sell, aud in answer to a
q isstion by tho Mayor stated that he
wlued 1t at S35. 0OO.
Mayor-Do you think the object com.
II -n.nrats with the expense. consider
IN { that according to that rate. the cost
o opening Taylor street from b 10 ID
street would DO about S55. 200?
Mr.. Black do not.
lie further stated, in answer to q
question by Alderman Mckay. that the
PORTION OF tho walls Of his building still
standing are in good condition, and 1t
vas his intention to rebuild.
ing to-day. HE can DO counted n .
strong opponent OF the proposed con-
d,mnation Of his Property.-isep'l
nj, veu,,.r
s..,0, ,h,, hs va. ,o. in fa,or Of The
N.ss ., .,,.., II.
@ It'll,
-" sos sS;ch n ,Ss nron.rty vas son.
d,mned. he wouid be hsid responsible