Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-03


eIais ~ 60 Fees, Eto-Whas it
Costs Per Quarter 90 Run n
Milis OF Justice ssd she County
Report OF she Experts on Inc
T~reasursr's Onice.
The Board Of County Commissioners
held their first meeting for April at II
o'clock today. Chairman Hazsltins pre-.
siding. Prsssnt-Commissionsrs Nys,
Fraser. Gallagher and Canavsn. The
minutes Of the last meeting were read
and approved.
Following communication wal read:
VIRGINIA CrrY, March 81. 1SS0.-Gen.
tlsmsn: I wrote the Chief OF Police; no
reply. II you please pass this rssolu-
ton: Resolved, That Benjamin
Lseksy DO and be Is hereby appointed
| Chief Of Police OF Virginia City. Storey
County, Nevada" Respectfully,
G. L. n. CALDWELL.
Mrs. s. G. Campbsll came before the
Board and asked to have the costs on
tar suit on property near the Julia mine
RENTED, on the ground that she had
not had pssessble possession Of the
premises, the same being IN possession
Of Mr.. Malim while her husband was in
prison. Referred to the Courthouse
COMMITTEES. The District Attorney said
that judgment would be entered against
the property Monday unless action was
taken. The committee reported 10 favor
Of RENTING the costs. and the report
was adopted unanimously. .
Following official reports were read
and ordered fled:
County Rscordsr-Fees for the quarter
ending March 81, 1880. 5000 20.
Thomas Mosss-Justics's fees, Town
ship No. /, for same quarter: State
cases, Sl0SS 90; city cases, $50 20; civil
cases, 1896 %; miscellaneous, SAL 20;
total, Sl6l5 so.
James Jewell-Constabls's fees. same
township, for same quarter: Civil cases,
S524 &C.; criminal convictions, 500 90;
frsm county, S1424 05 ; city cases,
$50 80; total, $s07l IL.
County Auditor - Quarterly and
monthly reports /: Receipts during
quarter, S45.O71 SO ; disbursements,
500. sos 10; balance in Treasury. Sl0l,-
3l3 90. a%pportioned as in Trsasursr's re-
port already published. Ordered pub.
iished according to law.
T~reasursr's monthly rsport-This has
already been published in these columns.
G. l.. Metcalf-Quarterly report OF
fees a. Constable Of Township No. 2:
Criminal fees, Sl1l2 so ; civil fees.
S445 30; total. 1857 70.
John Knox-Justics's fees, same Pc
| Rod, same township: Civil fees, S5i4;
criminal, $1,000 60 !; city cases, $40 |;
miscellaneous, 81 so; total. S1574 10.
DIR. p. T. Kirby presented quarterly
and monthly hospital reports as follows:
Monthly report-Patients in hospital
March /, "a; admitted during the month,
30; total treated. SO; discharged, %;
died, 4; accounted for. 81; on hand
April /, &c; males. 81; females, 8; daily
average for the month. "a.
Quarterly rsport--Present January !.
Sc; admitted during quarter. 1902; treated.
1853; discharged. 90; died. 8; accounted
for, 1902; present. Sc; average for the
quarter, SO; days treatment, 50Ol; due
from Lyon county, 1924; Elko county.
$3.50; total, S754; cash received and
turned over, $40 SO; stock on hand, II
iron bedsteads, 148 mattresses, l97
pairs blankets, 21S sheets, 1G0 pillow
slips, Ill spreads. Some OF the bed.
stsads are worn and rickety and will
soon have to be replaced.
The County Auditor was instructed to
present his quarterly report Of fees.
County Clerks rsport-Fsss for the
quarter. s3.645 IS.
A communication from the Secretary
OF State was read and filed. The com.
m~uuication related to sending such cop
los Of statutes, etc., as are required BY
law, exclusive OF two volumes for which
q bill had been rejected. The County
| Clerk said the books had bssn received
and distributed. as required by law.
The question was what had become Of
them. Action OF Board rejecting the bill
for $40 reconsidered and the bill allowed
by q unanimous vote.
Chairman Hazsltine said the experts
on the T~reasursr's Office had concluded
their labors. Their report was then
read and ordered fled: Assessment
roll for 1879 shows Sl66 81 less than It
should be; difference between the eI.
cessive and short extensions, 81 "a,
showing Indebtedness OF tho county
by the Treasurer. SlG2 II. Errors
corrected, seven, making amount due
county, Sl64 80. This he has paid.
Amount OF excessive tax charges on roll,
$3.50 "a, for which the Auditor il re-
sponsibls.
The above report was accompanied by
a communication from the Treasurer 10
tho Auditor, and read at the meeting OF
tho Board, showing the placing by the
Treasurer in the treasury OF S164 80
aud its legal spportionmsnt to the re-
spective funds.
The Board reeonsidersd their action
10 sustaining the Auditors veto Of a
portion OF the bill OF l.. B. Hastings,
expert, and the balance was unanimously
allowed, Notwithstanding the veto Of the
Il huuitOEs uoehS
Commissioner Canavan excused on
account Of sickness.
Bills were allowed as follows:
Regular Bills-B. F. Hazeltins. sal.
AIRY, $40; Mat Canavan. same, $40;
T. Gallagher. same. Sll0; Z. Nys, same.
Sll0; d. II. Fraser. same, Sl10; Ssrs-
FIELD Guard. rent, SIS; Emmett Guard,
same, S75; Warrington Guard. SIS; Ma
tional Guard. SIS; Montgomery Guard.
| S75; Nevada Artillery. 500; York Fell
ments, ~janitor courthouse, S72 80; j..
II. Harris. District Attorneys salary.
Sl66 &C; NJ. Friedman, rent Of County
Surveyors Office. s25; o. D. Bsbcock,
Waterman, Sl5; Water Company, water
for courthouse. S75; g. S. Young, sal
airy. 800.
Hospital Bills-P. T. Kirby, County
Physician. $500; VIM. Leonard, outside
man, S25: John D. Gibbou, dishwasher,
s25; Lizzie Hurley. narss, S25; Rachel
Jones. waitress, $50; VI Fryer. nurse.
$50. Philip Mcguire, cook, $50; 4. A.