Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-16

The Amount OF Cash Shors eSis'
90 9l-lhs Beads OF The Iseoua'
isg Counsy 0nieisis- Gem N usi'
cations and Miscelissesus Nat.
tsis.
The Board Of County Commissioners
met at 7 o'clock last evening. al the
members present. The minutes OF tho
Last meeting we're read and . mistake
corrected in the canvass Of votes 10 the
frat Ward. Virginia, whereby Joseph
Frsdsricks was given 100 tee many votes
for County Treasurer. The minutes
we're then approved a. corrected.
COMMUNICATIONS.
w. n. Teresa presented . conmuni.
cation stating that be was nearly 20
years old and be showed . receipt for "a
polltax collected OF him this year. Com
munication Aled and money refunded.
D. Murray presented . osrtifiodts OF
the death by dropsy In November. 1868.
Of Margaret Murray and requested per-
mission to exhums her remains Tor rein
tsrmsnt. Request granted.
A Communication from ]. w. Few,
Secretary Of the Pioneer Mining Com.
pany, was read. Mr.. Pew Enclosed $50
and asked to redeem the property OF The
Company sold for taxes.
Clerk Mcdonald made Q statement
with references to the subject. and that
the taxes for 1880 he had paid and be
had rendered. at the request OF the Pho
neer Company. the amount due for back
taxes aud accrued costs, but the Treas.
ursr had refused to receive The money;
that since such tender the time to re-
deem the property bad expired. There
was some claim OF costs. however. whish
had been the alleged reason for refusing
the coin. The extra costs now would.
he believed, be some $40 or $l2. The
matter was referred to the District AT.
toruey. since. as the time to redeem had
expirrd, no one was likely 10 be further
damaged by . little delay.
A communication was read from the
Chairman OF the Board Of County Com.
m~issioners Of Washos county. stating
tha. one Julia Mornsll. . resident Of
Storey county. vas IN Reno and In need
of assistance, and tina. her board had
been paid for . time by Charles Young
worth. Of Virginia City. her s%on-in-law.
The question was asked whether IN ac-
cordsncs with her request she should DO
sent to Storey county or cared Tor 10
Reno at the expense Of this county. AZ
il VAS uncertain whether she was vir-
tually Q resident OF this county or not,
no action on the communication was
taken.
A communication Was presented from
Deputy Treasurer McCutchan asking the
Board to set aside the moneys collected
by ex-Treasursr Csrrick on the asssss-
msnt roll OF 1880. 30 that he could make
proper disposition OF the funds and
report on them to the State. As Treas
urer Kirman had rsesiptsd for the mon
syes turned over to him on his taking
the Office, no action by the Board was
deemed necessary.
FIxrSa OFFICIAL BONDS.
The official bonds OF the incoming
county officers wore then fixed a. fol-
lows: Sheriff. $40. 900; County Clerk.
$40, 900; District Attorney. $4,000;
Treasurer. $50. 900; Recorder. $4,000;
Auditor, SIS. 900; Assessor. $4,000; Tax
Collector. $l5.0 900; County Surveyor.
$500; Public Administrators and Coro.
n.r. $4,000; Superintendent Of Public
Schools. $4,000; Justice Of the Peace OF
Township No. /. $4,000; ams OF No. 2.
$4,000; same Of No. 3. $4,000; Constable
OF Township No. I. $4,000; same Of No.
2, $4,000; same Of No. 3, $500.
A STOPPER.
Attorney Graham came before the
Board with . request from Judge Rising
that certificates Of election be withheld
until hs could appear before the Beard
and make q statement regarding the
canvass. On molten the Board agreed
when they did adjourn to adjourn till 2
p. NJ. today and the Clerk wal instructed
to notify Judge Rising accordingly.
There is in some Of the laws OF the State
a provision that the District Judge shall
canvass the election returns On County
Commissioners. and 1t may be in rela.
ton to that Law that Judge Rising will
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REPORT OF TIE ExPERrs.
The experts en- the books Of sI.Trsas'
urer Csrrick presented their report
This report was in effect that the eI.
| Treasursr's books were correct a. Tar a
kent and that his entries Of moneys re-
ceivsd corrsspondsd with receipts given
The books had been written up BY the
experts for the month OF October. AT.
tached to the report was . statement o.
the amounts on hand at the commence
m.nt of each month Of Mr.. Csrriek',
iucumbeucy; also. Q statement IN detail
Of the moneys which should have been
in each fund November !. 1850, a. fol'
lows:
rRrAsunrs's REPORT o OCTOBER.
Receipt ... n,
On hand October I. 1880. ...... SGi,o3 0C
From October poll taxes ...... oio "
From personal property tax. . q
From Hospital dead mani. .... ~
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