Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-03

The Board OF County Commissioners
held their frst meeting for December
at IL a. n. today; full Board present.
The minutes were read up and approved.
PIKE VIRGINIA AND GOLD HILL.
Judge Rising came before the Board
and stated that the Grand Jury had de-
termined to investigate the affairs OF the
city Of Virginia. aud wanted experts; 1t
was necessary to do this before Consoli.
datiou; they had selected 4. S. Eldridge,
who wopld do all the work for $50.
Commissioned Canavan asked IL the
Board haa any right to examine the city
affairs.
Judge Rising said he supposed really
not, but the county would have to pay
the experts and the Grand Jury request.
cd that the matter should Do laid before
the Board. The Grand Jury. however.
had the right. 10 they chose, to investi-
gate anything in the county which they
saw 1T; they stated that they had rea-
sons; they purposed to 60 through Gold
Hill also.
The members Of the Board said they
would not agree to employ Mr. Eldridge,
but would pay q reasonable compensa-
ton to have the work done.
The Judge said that he had told the
Grand Jury that he was satisfied the
Commissioners would not employ Mr..
Eldridge.
COMMUNICATIONS.
Mrs. N. A. Phillips, widow. had not
claimed her $1,000 exemption from taxa
tiou in Carson and reclaimed it in
Storey county. She had paid the full
amount allowed q rebate OF $50 6O.
Auditor notified TO charge the State Its
pror 'rtion. .,-o
James Bowman had paid taxes on $3.50
too much-mis,ake OF Assessors deputy.
Allowed So 80 rebate.
Pa, Sheshau was allowed q rebate IN
like case-amount, 80 III.
Charles Zeigler. bad been assessed on
sls75 In Gold Hill on personal property
aud claimed the amount in Virginia.
Commissioner Fraser said he had given
IL in In Gold Hill. Commissioner Gal
iacher said it WAS last year given in
wrongly in Virginia; it belonged in Gold
Hill. No action.
James Cunningham bad been brought
here from Eureka by the Sheriff aud
had been discharged from the accusation
OF stealing Judge Adkison's watch he
bad no money aud wanted 10 GET back.
The District Attorney opposed action.
as he was satisfied that there was evil
drnce in possession OF the young man
which would have been important " 1t
could have been elected. The Board
refused to act without . recommended
ton from the court OF aequittal.
BILLS.
BILLS were allowed as follows:
Regular bills-C. $. Young. Superin-
teudsnt OF Schools. salary. 500; Thos.
Gallagher. salary. SllO; n. Canavan.
same. $40; E. Nye. same. sllo; b. E.
Hax.lune. same. SllO ID. IL. Fraser.
same. SllQ; Nevada Artillery. rent,
800; Montgomery Guard. same. $50;
Emmet Guard, same. $50; Washington
Guard. same. $40; National Guard.
sanie. SIS; Sarsh-ld Guard. same. $40;
Tiger Guard, same. SIS; o. d. Bah
cock. Waterman, Sl5; II. King. janiror.
s72 so; j. E. Mcdonald. fees, sSsl oo'
Chas. Williamson. board OF prisoners
s279 IS ; same. jailer. Sl5o ; NJ Fried
man. rent. Surveyors office. $50 ; I. l..
Turman, sprinkling. etc. $50 gu; water
Company. water for Courthouse. so;
]. II. Harris, District Attorneys salary
Sl66 &C.
Hospital Bills-E. A. Gamble, stew
ard, siO0; Richard Brewer. cook. SEQ;
V. A. Fryer. nurse. $50; Rachel Jones.
waitress, $50: Sarah Wood. nurse, S25;
Thomas Fisher. dishwssher, S25; VIM.
Leonard, outside man. s25; DR.. Kirby,
physician, $500: Bass i Mckay. meats,
Sli7 90; Pioneer Laundry. $50; Louis
Beck. beer, $40; Water Company, $50;
John Jones, Jr., drugs. Sill 81; X.
Mercer, supplies. siO3 %; E. II. Lapi.
aaire. taxing over pati,nts,!S2; +. Sbsr-
bach, same, Sc; II. b. Fay. same, ~;
T. Luke. ssms. 50; n. Foley. same. ~;
George Maledon. same. 81; j.. Maisdon.
same. So.
Indissn, Bills-Hayes i Nevin. gro
c.r;,s. s27 "a; X. Noce. same, $50 on;
r., Howard, same. slOs 50; g. d. WI
Der. rent, $40; P. II. Ford. supplies.
s26 O6; Mcmillan j Co.. same. 30 90
d. Block & Co. dry goods, Sl2; a. N.
Cole. drugs. So; Mrs. Q. Marx; rent
$40; Mrs. Quinlan. board. So: ]. 4 j.
b. Mallon, provisions, S27 81; y
Piquigney, wood. s3l; J. s wsrrin. sup
plies. Sill; Brown 4 Tasssll. shoes, y;
Msnahan & Co., supplies, $50 "; d.