Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-03
OLD BR0OMs AND NEW.
The Retiring and Incoming Officers.
Taking charge of the OHices-The
Deputies Appointed.

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sion of their various offices, vacated by
their predecessors. 1t being a holiday
the newly elect did not transact any
business until yesterday, when they
commenced the discharge of theil
duties.
The Shrievalty was won by the Re.
party nominee is the incumbent fol
the next two years. He was promptly
on hand to take possession Of his Of
flee. He has appointed Joe Nelson as
Under Sheriff and II. B. McGee az
Deputy. The latter has served in g
similar capacity under ex-Constable
Kelley the past two years, and has
proved himself an efficient officer. No
deputy has been appointed for Ruby
Hill or Palisade, but the names of Matt
Kyle and Captain Rabbits are men,
toned as tie mes probable to receive
the appointments.
+. II. Harmon, continues as County
Clerk, and the duties of that office
will, as heretofore, be carried out in
the anne effective manner. Lambert
Molinelli will be retained to act as
deputy, who, by his dllligent attention
to the duties of his office, has well
merited a re-appointment.
Richard Ryland, the new County
Treasurer, has taken charge of the
county funds and has selected II. r.
Hoadley to be his deputy. Mr.. Hoad-
ley is a gentleman we'll capable to act
in such a capacity. The Office OF
County Treasurer will be at the bank
ing house of Paxton IL Co. for
the payment of moneys, but Mr..
Ryland will have an office in the
Court House adjoining the Au ditor's
Office.
r. l.. Chase, u efficient Auditor
and Recorder, commenced his second
term Of Office on Monday, his retention
to act as such by the people being a
we'll merited compliment to the praise
worthy manner in which he has dis.
charged the manifold duties of his Of
flee. He gives his personal supervis-
ion to all affairs pertaining to his office
and will have no deputy.
The A~ssessorship falls to Hank
Knight. who has been thoroughly
posting himself on the intricacies of
his office. He has selected Charley
Wallace to be his deputy. George w.
Merrill is also a second termer, with
a record hat has given eminent salts.
faction to the people at large and
spread terror in the hearts of the evil
doors. lie continues the even tenor
of his ways for two years more as
District Attorney.
II. II. Conklin succeeds Thomas J.
Read as County surveyor. We have
not beer advised as to whom has APP
pointed for his deputy.
DIR. A.. c. Bishop will ofhciate as
"Crown lis quest" succeeding DR.. JAS
Williams. No deputy.
A. f.. Kaye also continues to draw
fifty dollars a month in scrip for two
more years, in consideration of his
keeping a watchful eye to the interest
of IL public schools.
J. ID. Page and Joseph Oberer succeed
Messrs. Levin and Morrison as Coun-
ty Commissioners, and commenced
the discharge of their duties on Mon
day last.
l.. w. Cromer, the successor of II.
NJ. Beatty, as Justice of the Peace, has
fitted up a neat Office in the building
belonging to the Darrow estate, adj
joining the Turner House. He practi-
cally demonstrated his capability TO
delve out Justice by sending a culprit
to the county Jail on Monday tor fifteen
days before he had time to warm the
judicial arm chair.
Aleck Mckay, the successor of Louis
Kelley, as Constable:of Eureka town
ship, will have his Office at the JUS
tees Court, where he can be found
always on hand to those who may de-
mand his services. He has appointed
Charles Livingston, formerly book
keeper for r. Sadler, & Co., as his
deputy.
The new Board of Schoolmasters for
the township, Messrs. Titus, Campbell
and Winzel, have also entered into the
discharge of their duties.
The officers retiring end their Official
capacity with a fine record. Durin!
their term of office no word OF com
plant has been uttered against them
and taxpayers generally express
satisfaction as to the manner II
which their various duties have beef
performed.
Social Party.
A sociable will take placeto-morroy
{ night at Bigelow's Hall under tn