Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22

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Csuauniessisss -nSsesllansees.
Commissioner Gallagher alone vas
absent from the meeting Of the Board
las. evening. The chiefs Of the various
city departments and the District Attor.
nsy we're present.
Commissioner Sheridan. from the jus.
tice Court Committee, wanted further
time to report upon the sdvisabillly Of
doing away With Deputy Consiablss, -
recommended BY the Grand Jury. OF
course be got Il.
4 number Of bills were allowed. prin.
oipaliy discharged employees Of the hos
pital.
Fifteen applicants for aid were granted
relief.
the name Of Ksith. came before The
Board and asked for aid. 6hs statsd
that abe val the oldest Of Ave children.
and that her mother had nothing In the
house for them to eat.
Commissioners Fraser said aid had been
given the family already this month. Be
referred To his book and found that he
had given them % Is.
Chairman Canavan did not - how
six people could exist on sueh . sum.
and a. the girl said her mother had had
bat little work to do this month, hs Wa
10 favor OF granting further cid.
The matter wss referred TO Commis-
sionsr Fraser With power to ast.
WANTED 10 sAsx a Lrvuo.
Richard Kslton appeared before the
Board and ashsd psrmission 70 psddls
notions without . license. Hs stated be
vas over seventy years Of age and had
no means Of making . livelihood.
The District Attorney said the Board
had NO power 10 grant the request, and
the old Rsntlsmsn %mournfuliy replied
that hs did not know how he could hsip
becoming Q county charge.
Ex.Aldsrman Mouurdy had some BILL
for supplies and nurse furnished . sick
INDECENT, on the authorization OF Com.
missioner Weber, which the Board
said would b allowed when presented
In proper shape and verified.
orrr AND TOWN. AyyA1s.
The Board went into special session
for the consideration OF municipal
Affairs. The minutes Of the last msst'
Ing were rssd and approved.
psrrrroxs AND CONCENTRATIONS.
The resignation Of John obart, special
policeman In the Second Ward. wa
accepted. -,
CHARLES MARKS ~ nominated 70 al
the vacancy.
Before bis election Commissioners
Fraser wanted to know II Mr.. Marx,
would b: satisfactory to the residents Of
that ward.
Chairman Cansvsn said II he wa mol
the gentleman would quickly hand 10
his resignation. - 0bart hsd done; fo'
unless saiisfactory to them tbs residents
would not pay hin.
Mr.. Marks was unanimously elected.
Petitions were received from the
clothes cleaners and fepsirers and the
oobblsrs and shosmskers. representing
that their earnings were 90 little (no'
averaging 81 per day. that to pay .
license tax was . great hardship. and
asking to b released from such tax.
Rsisrrsd 10 the COMMITTEES on City
Affairs.
J.. A. Long. Chief Of the Gold Hill
Fire Department. pstiionsd for 70.
pairs necessary. for tbs sfacisney Of
the department. Communications ~
fured 10 Comnittss on City Affairs.
The Board Of Gold Hill FIRE Dele
gates requested that the Commissioner
Day to them the monthly appropriation
Tor the are companies instead Of % the
companies direct. and presented . bill Of
sos for the monthly appropriation.
Referred to the Committee on City
Affairs. -.
The Commissioners dispensed With
the services OF Mr.. Tinslry. the special
appointed % sanitary policeman, eon'
sidsring that there 10 now nothing 70
fear from smallpox.
Adjourned to meet Saturday evening
next ct 7:s0 o'clock.