Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-05
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Board met pursuant to adjournment-All
present.
The following own bills were allowed:
A. Mckay, 500; VIM. Powell, $40;
Singleton & Co., 81; s. Slusher, Sl53. 55;
A. G. Bishop, $50; G.. w. Merrill, $500;
B. G. Levy, s25; Mrs. Hunter, $54S. rs;
Ralph James, $40; M. Terrell, 800; Cali.
sher Bros, S24.5 80; T. J. Read, SIS; G. ].
Reek, S75; w. P. Haskell, $3.50; f.
Reilly, 50; J. Tiedje, 500. so; E. r. Dodge,
SIS; ID. Mel. Evans, S31. 81; AL. Farley,
$40; I. r.. Jewell, 1928; Benjamin G. Levy,
SS6; M. Kyle, S716.25; +. o. German, 1923;
1. w. Cromer, s72; H. S. Croker; S112. %;
J. G. Ravell, So; f. N. Mccartney, $40;
Eureka Water Co., 1854; J. d. Pat.
~terson, 500; j. b. Simpson, 800;
John Horn, $3.50; E. r. Clute, $50;
William Powell, S106. so; George Young,
$15. so; K. r. Dodge, $50; G. j. Scand-
land, $3.50; II. Knight, $50; T. d. Page,
500; A. w. Campbell, $50; Godfrey & Nc
MILAN, 1854; Remington & Co., $4475; 4.
X. Dodge, 500; Remington & Co., sly
J.. Middaugh, $50; G.. b. Ford, 800; 4. &
G. /. Co.. S63.96; L. S. Weber, S35; John
McElroy, $3.50.
Ordered, That the %janitor purchase a
new hose for the Courthouse, in place of
the one stolen, and that the Board does not
propose to offer a reward for the recovery
of the one stolen.
Ordered, That the Clerk issue election
notices for the coming general election, as
required by law, and that it be published
in the Ruby Hill Mining News and in the
Eureka Daily Sentinel
Ordered, That the Clerk furnish and de-
lfyar 70 tba GharsE prOnar aud o,sfahIa
ballot-boxes and the necessary blanks for
the several voting precints for the ensuing
general election.
Ordered, That reports of Sheriff, Jailor,
County Physician and County Clerk be re-
received and placed on file.
Ordered, That Mrs. Hunter continue to
take charge Of Hospital patients, at the
rate Of S1.123 per day, until further notice
from this day.
Petition of Luther Clark, to withdraw
from the official bond of Matt. Kyle, ac-
cepted and placed on file.
Ordered, That Matt. Kyle, Sheriff, be
required to file an additional bond in the
sum of $4,000, in lieu of Luther Clark,
withdrawn and that said Clark be re-
leased from further responsibility as surety
on said bond after the filing of said d d
tional bond.
Communication from Mrs. J. Straus and
C. Morris, in relation to John Horn re-
ceiyed and placed on file.
Petition presented by Mrs. E. Daneke
referred to District Attorney and that he
take immediate action to clear said high
way.
Application of Terrence Mcmahon to be-
come Fire Warden taken under advise
ment.
Board adioured.
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
The County Commissioners met after
recess as a Board Of Equalization:
E. B. Ryan appeared on behalf Of the
G. P. R. R. Co., asking a reduction on the
Company's track from s. 5000 to Sc, 1000 per
mile. The request was not granted.
By recommendation Of the Assessor, it
was ordered that f.. Abadie's assessment be
reduced from $23, 112 to S21 ,662.
Ordered, that the assessment Of D. H.
Foley be reduced from 1864 to $500.
Ordered, on recommendation OF the
Assessor, that T. J. Maupin's assessment
be reduced from 81, 800 to 81 900.
Forbes Bros. asked for a reduction OF
the assessment on the Odd Fellows build
ing. The request was refused, and the
applicants excepted to the ruling.
Ordered, that the assessment OF the
E. & P. p. r. R. stand as assessed.
B. j. Turner's assessment was reduced
from S625 to S125.
Mrs. Harriet Baily's assessment was re-
duced from 50, 700 to 50, 1000.
Board adjourned.