Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-07

The Hospital rsiephess-Au Absssd
Chiid-Ths Evsns Girl Asaia-
The Tanael Tsl1reaA-Bnls, Ese

The Board Of County Commissioner
held an adjourned meeting Of 7:3o last
evening. Chairman Hszslins presiding.
Prsssnt-Commissionsrs Nys. Fraser
and Gallagher. The minutes Of the last
two meetings were read and approved.
The Committee on Telephone Com.
munication with the Hospital reported
progress. and asked and we're allowed
further time.
Commissioner Fraser said that com.
plain. had been made to him that .
woman In the Fourth Ward was aocus.
toned To get drunk. and abuse her little
child, aged about four years. The
Chairman said legal proceedings must
Be had In order TO show the woman 70
be an improper person fer the care Of
the child before anything could be done
for Il. The District Attorney said the
Commissioners had no power to take the
child from its mother, bot could feed
the child II hungry. Any citizen had
the riaht 10 complain 10 the Court about
the matter. II Vas said that the father
Of the child had left the mother and was
In Ban Frsnoisoo.
Commissioner Fraser said the Evans
girl Was In . good place and well cared
Tor, yet the father wss dissatisfied. The
father bad gone through bankruptcy and
bad been Of work, and be wiahsd he
could DO made 10 support the child.
Commissioners Nys said the father had
NO voice Whatever In the matter Of the
care OF the child. and II II was we'll
cared for that was enough.
W. Il. Clark came before the Board
and said that the work OF repairing the
tunnel Of the Tunnel tollrosd would b
completed In Q day or two, according to
contract. The tunnel needed three sets
more Of timbsrs ct the north end and
some grading ct the south end. Referred
to the COMMITTEES on Roads.
Referred bills we're allowed - follows:
G. Williamson. Shsrif's fees. SAT 10;
H. B. Fay. taking patients 10 hospital.
$l8; W. h. Ash. stationery, I'll 50; B.
T. Brodek. Coronsr's fees. $l84 70; q.
L. Jackson, jobs, etc., $50 rs; ,. Burke,
sharpening picks, $l2 rs; A. Peasley.
jobbing. Sli2 Is; Thomas Moses, jus
toes ices, $500 rs; F. W. Folsom, gro.
ceriss for poor. $1l0 70; A. Cahen.
same, $23 so; ]. E. Mcdonald. Clerks
lees, $287 20; v. Lsmsry. groceries for
poor, $l27 II; James Jewell. Constabls's
fees. SAT- so; Lonksy & Smith, for In.
disent. Jail and Courthouse. ~ IS; F.
j. Miller, repairs. % 25; F. Ward. sun.
dries for hospital. $4S 10; Sam Soon.
interpreting. 90; camp Sing. same, %;
o. Evans, same, %; BAN Soon. same,
$l2; Stephen Wilkin, Auditors fees,
$50 80; W. q. Clark & Co.,, repairing
tunnel, $3.50; @. 8. Young. salary -
County Superintendent, 500.
New bills were allowed - follows:
Monahan & Co., groceries. poor. $26 90;
Walter Yogsl. soaysnger, IS; 2. S9uisr,
sharpening picks. $l2 Is; 7. Luke.
taking patients 10 hospital, %; John
GilliR, hardware, IS 80; A. Sohosnsman,
locks and keys, % 25; Stewart & Co..
groceries, poor. $50 IS; n. Holland,
labor ON road. $50; II. Friedman, rent,
Surveyors ofios, S25; G. Maledon.
expressing. %; 8. Squiers. blacksmith.
ING. % 25 Mcmillan 4 Co., provisions
for poor. $46 %.
Adjourned to meet at 7:30 P. Y. next
Saturday, July 10th.