Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-08
couNTY COMMISSIONERS.

to adjournment. reSenI-lullD oaTu'
The following bills we're allowed:
James Williams, S27; Geo. w. Mer'
r;,l. sl75: John SCHNEIDER, Sl4; Eureka
Water Works. 81; +. V. Lee, S62 so;
Eureka Water Works, S.; II. Fl. Egle-
ston. 1877 so; J. IL. L. Hoch, 1896 25; j.
n Reece, sl64 so; Geo. w. Lamer-
eanx. s25; w. p. Haskell 81 Co., 81 %,
81 so, 1913 so; Shaw & Smith, Sl2o; s.
Ashim Dc Bro, S35; r. M. Beatty,
s92 rs; j. c. Lockwood. S46; j. NJ.
smith, SIS; NJ. r. Chamblin, 50; L.
Mcmahon, $40; Levin e. Simon, S42 50;
Mrs. Moch, S2S7 So; Geo. w. Merrill,
500; y. +. McEwen, SIG rs; William
Tucker, So; l.. II. Kelly, S3l5 10, $3.50;
Maupin d Cromer, So: Taylor q Whit
ton, 50 75;. Geo. w. Gilmore, S50l 80,
1913 20, sl33 3S; j. X. Patton, 1914: c. G.
Hubbard, $3.50; II. l.. Chase. S34, S25;
Eugene Rice, 81 so; ID. Mannheim,
50 so; Cassidy d. Dennis, 1858 so; j.
w. Dean, 1886; John Horn, $50; j. ii.
Morrison, $50; d. w. Levan, $50; A.
e. Kaye, $50; jams Williams, $40, $40;
G. NJ. Wilson, 81 80.
Petition Of taxpayers of Eureka in
relation to police fund, received and
placed on file, and held over tor further
legal advice. :.
Public Administrator received and
placed on file.
Ordered, That the report OF Samuel
p. Kelly, Superintendent of Public In
struc,ion, he received and placed on
file, and that the Treasurer draw on the
State for the apportionrnent o be-
longing to Eureka county.
Ordered, That the Chairman of the
Board of County Commissioners and
the Assessor lie appointed a committee
to arrange all matters of difference now
existing between the counties of Elko
and Eureka.
Ordered that the proposition of the
Eureka and California Lumber Com
pany. in regard TO the bridge on the
lower end of Buel street be accepted.
Ordered, That the Auditor transfer
from the Hospital fund to the General
fund. the sum OF 81 900; also, the sum
Of 81 900 from the Hospital fund, afore-
said, to- the Contingent fund; also, the
sum of 81 ,095 30 from the hospital fund
to the Current-expense fund.
Ordered, That @. w. Baker be al
lowed the sum OF 500 for legal services
IN the ease of +. w. TAYLOR VS.. Geo. w.
Gilmore for defending the case
throughout, or until decided 10y the Su-
preine Court of the State.
THIEVES AT WoRK.-On Saturday
night last the residence of Joe Mcndes,
OF Spring street, was entered by
thieves and a quantity of clothing,
cigars, a pistol, etc., were taken. Tie
loser offered a re ward of $50 Tor the re-
covery of the stolen good, and on sun
day morning he was approached by a
young ma who told hun he thought
he could get the goods, but not until
after dark. Joe became suspicious that
the young man knew where the arti-
cles were and gave him notice to re-
turn the,n Immediately. Officers
German and Johnson then took the
matter in hand and o succeeded in
IIersuading him to show where the
stolen property was, and found the
same hidden in the sagebrush on the
side hill beyond Mr.. Lansing's resi-
dence. 1t seems that the man had a
" pard |" In the business, and both were
locked up, pending an examination,
which will take place TO day before
Justice Baker. Both are late arrivals
''a o's w. W ~ nv y
after interviewing a jury.
READ Ir.-Jake Cohn has hung his
banner on the outer wall and states
that he must close out his present stock
Of goods. He is to move i'm thirty days
and has ordered "A new and complete
stock for his new store. Clothing of
all description, furnishing goods, boots
and shoes, are being given away by
him now at cost. Prices are no object
to him; he only wants people to call
and take away his stock on hand.
Read his new proclamation TO dav, and
then call on Jake and see his prices;
they will astonish You.
PUBLIC SCHooL.-rhe Principal of
the Eureka school has handed us the
following roll of honor in attendance
for the past month: Miss Gussie Man
helm, Masters Aud, Anderson, Frank
Gates. Isidore Goodiriend, Benny Per-
ry, Ollie Rhodes, George Sampson,
George Whiting and Oscar Whiting.
The bitter weather and the prevalence
OF the munps haas prevented the usual
good a~ttendauce, particularly among
the young ladies'.
THE HoosAC.-We understand that
arrangements are in progress to once
more resume active operations at the
Hoosac mine and furnaces. Two en-
terprising gentlemen have got the mat
ter in hand and will oon relieve the
property OF its present indebtedness,
incorporate the same and set to work
in good ear vt. The mine is in fine
condition, and the parties about to take
control of it will In a short time place
it OH IA paying basis.
TYPO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES letter
of January 3oth says: Since my last,
on the 18th inst, | have made three
shipments: The first assays 1851 80,
second assays S5,l67 so, third assays
5000 10; total, SlG,0dS so. Add lead
to the above. 81 800, makes a total OF
$l7,S6S 80. Everything as usual.
On GUARD. The craftsmen are
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