Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-28

the charter e5sealea takes p8acs 0Ds
week Eosn nsrt M0D5zy. TIE e3sr-
1s a. . Whole appeared "a The sESz1-
EEL sgras weeks since, tn. 5n&sUgrA
a. .hs suffice j. oaspf TIE grsz.es in
porlsoes 20 ! psople. NE deem l.
yropy 10 sssia r~eprodEce fas Se2csng
features q .5s organic AZ, za5ra ws
now yroeees 10 do xs br1e1F AID ce1-
casesy ~ poss53s.
The limits 81 tbs town are Lze5 q
cns and q easr-s- Z1es ia IsngEb tT
one nsiss 10 w5dfa; thss Is 10 say Con-
nsnczng AZ f5s fzg sat .: ths inter
section Of Nzia and Clark ssr-eos,
the cosporsse limits sxseD2 D0r4bsTsy
ons-hzlf Of . rie: from the sane
point She flag s.zEg soaiasriy, tnrse-
fonrrhs II . mile; fhs east and wess
eide Lines. respectively. running psra8-
lei with and oos-nzlf ra1i= froa Man
street
TIE corporate powers are vested ia
q Board 81 Tosn Trustees. consisting
olive rnsmbers, al Of whom shall BE-
rssa5sns 5o2ssbol3srs- In &63t30n 20
the Trustees there s1a24 ts .
Clerk WHO shall BE- sx oEleso
Assessor. . Marshal who ehzll lie ex
oEe5o Collector sna Chief u Police, .
Treasurer AID an Attorney. TIE
lztser position 10 De flied by
the Dieir3e. Attorney. TIE Board
shsll have the power 30 zp-
po8nt ~ many po4lcsnoen as may
be deemed necessary. TIE eonpea~
sztl0a II tns police force Is matter
also les 70 the clseres10n u The Board
The Beard nay rsEDoys ali Ds1esrs a
VII. except The Attorney and Eae0r-
de-, the present J1ssses q tas Ps2es
teanz made sx-oEeso Recorder by the
terms II the elsr.sr, with power to
bear and cstsrnasDe al infr@Gioos of
town of0lasDess, assaults, eic.. &c.
Ss5fber The Attorney nor tie Resor
der are 70 receive any Additional eOu-
pensztl0o aDoFe the ssss vi allowed
by law, and both are prohibited from
making charges sgsiDst tie town for
any service they may perform. A
majority CT the Beard shali constitute
zoucrum fOr fLs TRANSACTION Of busi
pess. The rate Of ioxn taxation il
IicsIs1 TO oDs-balf d ODs per CENT or
each one hundred oollzrs' valuation
CT propeny, and no business, calling
or profession can be licensed 10 a
grsater rum than SO per quarter. All
fines. forfeifures and penalties are 10
go into the town treasury. Zach Of
the Trustees may receive for
their services 500 per snnun.
payable in quarterly inssallmenis.
The Bard is empowered TO fx the
salary Of the Marshal in any sum not
TO exceed $1,000 Yer annnm, in addi-
ton 10 which be may recsiye three per
centum Of all the moneys collected.
per cent. on moneys coming into his
hands and no salary. The Clerk may
receive sZ5 per month, as Clerk, and
IS per day a. Assessor FOR such a num-
Der Of days a. the Board may deem
just and equitable for making out the
assessment roll. Of course general
power are conferred upon the Board
= aba,e nuisances, regulate the Fire
Department, improve the streets, etc,
etc. This We believe covers the entire
machinery Of the proposed i~ncorpora-
ton.
Al the election on the 7th five Trus-
tee are to be voted for at large, no
wards having been established for the
purposes Of this first election. There
will be " voting precincts, and per-
sons voting In either will bs entitled to
vote for five Trustees, without regard
TO locality, within the town limits.
Those who favor the town gov
eminent must have ON their
tickets the words: FOR incorpo-
rauon;' and those who oppose it
the words: against incorporation"
Within three days after the election,
the Commission, composed OF Messrs.
Hirckly, Goldstope and Morrison,
must meet and canvass TIE vote as
certified to them by the Judges and
inspectors of the election; the gentle
men named forming, as it were, the
Returning Board for the occasion. II
incorporation 10 found TO have been
carried, then the five persons receiv-
ing the highest number Of votes for the
Office Of Trustee will be given certifi-
Gates OF election, and two days later the
town government goes into practical
operation. Al the first meeting Of the
Board, one member thereof shall be
chosen President, and to this lucky
individual, whoever he may be, will
belong the distinction always accorded
TO the first Mayor OF a thriving young
city.
THE following will give a clear un-
Outstanding of the political situation