Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-09

The Board Of County Commissioner
mat n II A. n. today. Prsssht-Com-
misGonsrs Gallagher. Weber. Sheridan
and Fraser. On motion, Commissioner
Gallagher was called TO the chair. The
minutes Of the last meeting were read
and approved.
Mrs.. Gsary sent In . communication
and followed II herself. She had rented
her house 70 P. Lally for two years and
had got no rent. The Board was giving
him assistance and might assist her.
I,sIlv had been In the house 70 long that
be thought he owned II, and would
ially.aae and lsugh Of her and not 90
ont. She wanted her cabin. Referred
10 Sheridan and wsbbsr, although the
Board intimstsd their want OF power In
the premises.
Tho February report Of Treasurer
otsy was presented, reed and ordered
Alsd. This report has bssn Published
In these columns.
Deputy Auditor Niohol appeared and
ststsd tie balances In the Trsasursr's
report TO bs correct except q transfers
had been made In the funds and - 70
The amount Of al so paid In by Gold
Hin officials, which had BEEN reported
10 the Auditor bat was held In trust by
the Treasurer I'LL action 70 test the law
in regard 10 salaries WA made.
District Attorney lilies reported the
additional bond OF Mercer Otey. Treas
ursr, 10 be In due form and 1t was
accepted, ordered hled and recorded.
Applications" were declared In order,
and Mrs. John McAboy came before the
Board and wanted grub" She was
told to present her application In
due form Of Law. She brought . neigh.
Dor, but that neighbor was not oonsid-
sred equivalent to . petition In writing
signed by two taxpayers. The woman
said she had nothing for her supper and
was promised 'grub" for that meal,
anyhow.
+. ]. Nssdals wanted his city taxes
paid. Referred to the Board Of Alder
men OF Virginia. -.
Application to Be sent to Sacramento
was presented BY Mrs. John Mahoney.
signed by P. b. Ford. ]. F. Eean and j.
B. Mallon. Referred to Commissioner
Fraser and Sheridan.
Mrs. A. Woodruff Hlsd for herself the
following application "Flour. 90
pounds; potatoes. so pounds; butter.
roll; sugar, 81; black tea, I pound; lard.
8 pounds; eggs, 8 dozen; oatmeal. ~
pounds; oornsd salmon. 8 pounds; soda.
/ can; dried spples, 8 pounds. We
know that Mrs. Woodruff needs help.
r. w. Grant, Mrs. Mary g. Fraser"
Not In form, but referred 10 Mr.. Gal.
lagher.
WIN. Browns application was In form.
Referred to the appropriate Commits
sionsr. Mrs. Kelly's application wal
also regular and similarly referred. Mary
Kelly was also In form and legal and 70.
fsrrsd. These are Gold Hill applicants.
The Board began 10 talk Of new and
large pigeon holes for applications.
Commissioners Gallagher said be had
some fifteen more. which were informal
and not submitted.
The Clerk wanted instructions - to
collections Of fees In cases Of pensions.
II was Q hardship to eItort them. Clerks
never had charged for such things. Dis
trict Attorney lilies said the Board was
powsrlsss. The Clerk said the fees
amounted to % as out Of $l2. Twenty.
Ave or thirty such cases came up every
month. The Board was like Barkis. but
could offer NO aid In the matter.
Mayor Stephens Of Virginia came b.
fore the Board and said the property OF
Mrs. D. Miller, Q widow with three chill
dren, wal advertised for sale for taxes.
District Attorney ordered to take steps
to set aside the Judgment and recall the
execution. the property being valued ct
only $500.
Hills were allowed a. follows: Jos.
Frsdsricks. supplies for hospital, $2s 90;
same, supplies for C~ourt-houss, ~
Thomas Moran, INDECENT, xl2. The
temporary Chairman was authorized to
sign the vouchers.
Adjourned till II 4. n. Saturday.
March IL.