Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-11
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Removal OF she unknowa 0rave-
dispute over the Clerks Biil-
Election Hills Allowed.

There was . full Board at the County
Commissioners this morning.
Mr.. Bawdsn. superintendent Of the
Julia mine brought up the matter OF the
grave OF W. II. Fortune near the Julia
dump. Judge Bslknap considered the
Board to have authority to remove the
remains. Referred to Commissioner
Torp to take measures to have the 70.
mains e1humed and rsintsrred else.
where. Mr.. Bawdsn had heard that
other graves were there, but there were
no indications Of any. II any others
were found there Mr.. Torp was also
authorized to removs them.
Mr.. Gordon wanted the taxes on the
Dodge estate RENTED. No action taken.
Referred bills were allowed a. follows
George Daley & Co., $3.50 So GOLD
Hill News 500 80 Enterprise Publish.
ing Company, $40.
The bill Of the Footighf for $40 Tor
publishing election notice was referred
TO the Courthouse COMMITTEES. The
point raised vas that 1t was not . news
paper.
Allowed ; s. Cohen. Sll so 7. E.
Kelly, S3G3 rs I; Gallatin 4 Folsom. $l7.
The bill OF the County Clerk, includ'
ing An item OF $50. for attendance on
the Board Of Equalization was brought
up. The District Attorney decided the
charge illegal. The Clerk said IL bad
always been allowed. Commissioned
Fox thought In law he was not entitled
to 1t. but might be in equity. Commis'
sioner Nys thought the bill equitable.
more 30 than that OF the Assessor for the
same services. Hazeltine thought the
500 allowed by law to the County CLERK
for attending on the Board Of Equaliza.
ton covered the amount. The bill
might be equitable /; the question wal
whether 1t was legal. Commissions
Torp thought II equitable and moved
tho bill DO allowed, less one day and
less 81 80 ON another charge. Nye sec
onded the motion. Commissioner Fol
objected to the allowance for attendance
on tho Board Of Equalization. Tor
aud Nye voted aye; Hazsltins and Fox
no. Chairman Sheppe.d voted aye oil
the ground OF equity. and the bill wal
allowed as usual. Amount, 1857 ~.
Allowed: Inspectors and clerks. FRS
Ward, Virginia, $500 1.-TWO Inspector
not included because they wanted NOR
money!; j. d. Marshall, ~ IL; In
spectors and clerks OF election, Thirt
Ward, Virginia. 1886; Virginia GA
Company. sl02 40; F. Dickmap. S9s2O
T. Il. McGurn, Sl5 03; r. Howard,
S23 OG; ]. z. Smith. $40; Monumental
Engine Company. s35; Jewett i Miller
1856; inspectors and clerks. LIST precinct
Third Ward, Virginia, 1886.
Recess one hour.
Reassembled at 1915.
Allowed; j. Z. Nelson. 80; III. j
McCutchsou. Inspector OF Elections
First Ward. Virginia, $50.
Tho Board proceeded to the canvass
OF the returns OF the late election.
John Petrie, Inspector OF the Boar
Of Virginia, filed a protest to certain ad
ditions being made to the tally lists II
two different instances, l. o., in addins
81, votes to tho name Of II. Il. Mighel
aud the adding OF i've votes to the nam
Of Thomas T.. Hawley. The Distric
Attorney thought the protest amounted
to nothing. The only manner OF pro
cseding was by proceedings in the Dis
trict Court.
The snvass then proceeded, but va
not concluded in time for this issue o
the Ngvs.