Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-21

ana DoION Judge TOner ~feSluence.
We find the street almost impossible
from mud and mire, caused by a natu-
raj spring there.
That your committee waited upon
the managers of the Richmond and
X X furnaces, aud they state from this
forward there will be no cause for
com plant, as they will not dump any
more fine coal on the Stag heap.
Your committee recommend the Pc
tition of Nj. b. Bartlett be received, and
that he be allowed to extend the rear
Of Bigelow's Hall back 10 its original
place, and hat he will cover the ditch
with proper p~lanking, to the sstisfac-
ton of the community.
That your committee have examined
the work of grading oil Main street,
now progressing under he superin-
tendence OF j. s. Wilton, and we beg
to testify to the faithful n that
the work is performed.
That Mr.. Bliss, after laying water
pipes, leave the streets in the same
condition as he found them, free from
rock.
We would further ask that the Grand
Jury recommend the Board of County
Commissioners to make it a part of the
duty of the Road Supervisor to call on
all persons obstructing or causing a
nuisance on the streets or highways,
and to notify them to remove the same
Immediately; persons falling to COM
ply to be reported to the proper au.
thority.
j. X. CoLERICK,
Chairman Committee.
ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Your committee, appointed to TX
anime into the affairs pertaining to the
Assessors office, report as follows:
We find the books neatly kept, and
by comparing with the books in the
AUDITORS office, find them to tally in
every particular.
Respectfully subscribed,
E.. j. BUTLER, Chairman.
RECORDERS OFFICE.
Your committee, appointed to ex-
anime into and report on the con
dition of the Recorders office, would
beg leave to report that they, as
such committee, have examined with
care the books and vouchers per-
tanning to the business of the office,
and find them kept in a neat, syste
matte and businesslike manner, and
that the balances of the many and
various accounts were found correct
and satisfactory; and further, that the
provision made for the protection and
safe keeping of the county records
against fire and other accidents, seem
adequate for any such contingency.
Respectfully submitted.
H. L. HoADLEY,
i. r. DODGE,
GEO. PHILLIPS,
Committee.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE.
Your committee appointed TO exam
inc as to the affairs of the County
Clerks office, respectfully report as the
result:
We found the books all neatly and
plainly kept, canvas covers having
recently been put upon them with q
view to their preservation.
We carefully examined the fee bill,
and compared the same with he
charges of the Clerk, and found them
correct in every particular.
We must congratulate our citizens in
having such an efficient officer in this
very important position.
j. X. CoLERICK,
M. MCCUAIG,
+. j. BUTLER.
T~REAsURER's OFFICE.
The Committee on Treasurer's office
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examination of book in Treasurer's
| Office, and found same fully written up,
neatly and correctly kept, balance to
date and balance agreeing with books
of Recorder. The committee counted
monies on hand, and found same cor
rect and agreeing with amount checked
against Treasurer by Auditor.
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES L. DUFF,
II. BISHOP,
ALPHoNsE HAWKES..
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE.
Your committee appointed to exam
inc into the affairs OF the District At
torney's office. report as follows: After
carefully examining the accounts, we
find delinquent taxes due for b year
1876 amounting to S2l so, and for the
year 1877, Sl,25S 80, OF the latter
amount, the District Attorney has
brought suits to amount of Sl,2l6 SO,
which will be paid within a few days.
leaving the amount of delinquent taxes
due the county only Sal II for the year
1877. Every matter pertaining to the
office we found correct, and we believe
our District Attorney to be a cOmpe-
tent and efficient officer, who, through
| his long ex perience in the position he
| occupies, IA made himself familiar
with its duties, and exerts himself in
studying and guarding the interests of
our citizens. Respectfully submitted,
E. J.. BUTLER,
A. w. CAMPBELL,
H. BISHOP.
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