Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-05
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Dr. KirSy's Rssissssiss - Css.sy
Physteiss-Ths Bard .sssss
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Aanlannnna.

The Board Of County Commissioners
met las, evening, ell present. After the
minutes we're read and approved. the
resignation Of DR.. Kirby - County
Physician, to take effect February s.
was presented. II was the subject OF
much discussion, a. some Of the new
members wished to declare the ONCE
vacant 1t once and elect Dr.. BsrEstIsn
10 the position.
The result wss . reference OF the res
isnadsn to the Hospital Committee. ~
there was evidence OF 90 understanding
having existed between DR.. Kirby and
the old Beard that the contract BY which
be held bis place could only b tsrmi.
mated on thirty days notice. On the
question OF reference Commissioners
Weber voted aye. 90 - y move .
reconsideration. which hs subsequently,
gave notice 10 would do at the next
meeting Of the Board.
The Clerk read . communication from
ex.Auditor Wilkin. saying that he could
not possibly get bis report done befors
6 p. n. Of the 9Th instant, and askiug
further time to complete IL. The re-
quest Was subsequently, granted.
A communication from Sheriff Hanks
was received asking that Charles Harper
BE- allowed hin y Deputy to cot - LII
osnss Collector. Referred to the Com.
mittes OF the Whole, - were also oom-
m~unicstons OF . similar import from
the following officials: P. ]. Dune,
Assessor. . Dsputy; William Brennan,
Recorder and Auditor. two Deputies;
Alber. Hires. Justice Of the Peace. .
CLERK; Constable Mccarthy. . Deputy;
Constable Ferguson. . Deputy; John
Henderson. Justice OF the Peace, . Clerk;
District Attorney Hiles. a. Assistant.
Sheriff Hanks netifed the Board that,
usdsr the Law. he had appointed J. Z.
Mcdonald oboe deputy and r. A. Far.
mum Jsiler. Referred - above.
Commissioner Fraser. OF the Court
house Committee, reported that hs had
demanded OF sx.Trsssurer Kirmsn .
quarterly report, according to law, and
had been told that that officer had no re-
ports to make except those already sub
mitsd.
Ex-Dsputy Treasurer McCutehan asked
10 DO heard, and was granted lssvs TO
speak. Hs said . quarterly report i'm.
piled . report for three months-s guar
ter Of . year. Mr.. Kirnan was In ofacs
but two msnths. How could hs comply
with the request 10 furnish . report for
three months? II the Board wanted .
two moaths' report be would make u
with pleasure. II the Board wanted Mr..
Kirman to report for the month Of Ooto.
bsr, hs, - M. Kirman's representative.
most respectfully declined to comply
with the request.
In regard to the settlement with the
State Dsosmber IS, he said the Auditors
books showed how much was due the
State. The State demanded the amount
In full, and would take no less. The
law made II the duty Of the Treasurer
to settle Of that time, and II was done.
Charles Williamson wss allowed 300.
fer blanks, etc., In the Shsrif's Office;
Lonkey & Smith, $34l 81. for timber TO
build The addition to the pes,.house; N.
Friedman, $25. for rent OF Surveyors
oboe; Thomas Taylor 4 Co.. % 80. for
whisky for jail; Camp Sing. $l6. for in
t~srprstipg. and several bills were re-
fsrrsd.
The Sheriff was instructed to serve
the papers 10 the q against Nj. Car
riok's bondsnsn without fees from the
oousty. and return the amount ~ Ices
not collected.
Adjourasd till z P. n. tomorrow.