Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-05
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Cass OF Ceressr Cssa-nany Hisesl'
lasseasa Matters Attended Ts-
The DFsxlef bill-A1iowasees-
The TRsaspser's Additional Deeo

The Board OF County Commissioners
met again last evening. oil the members
present except Commissioners Fraser.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read, corrected. and approved - COR
rseted.
CASE OF conoSEa CONN.
Commissioners Sheridan. Of the Court
house Committee. to which was referred
the case Of Coroner Conn, reported that
for services a. Public Administrator. that
Official will receive fees a. Axsd BY law,
and II the fees should amount to over
81, 600 per snnum, the surplus would
90 to the county. No claim would b
allowed in case Of the fees falling short
OF 81, 200. A regards his services -
Coroner, the fees were plainly specified.
The Commissioner. therefore. reported
against the bill Of fees put In BY DR..
Conn a. Coroner. The report was 40
cepted and placed on hle.
MISCELLANEOUS MATHIS.
Louis Kalss.stsin, INDECENT and sick.
wanted to 60 to friends In San Francisco.
Referred to the Hospital Committee.
A resolution offered BY Commissioner
Sheridan, to the effect that $50 20 now
In the Railroad Bond Fund Be trans.
fsrred to the General Fund. WA adopted.
In the matter OF the tax suit with .
Mr.. Twohig, the District Attorney was
authorized to set aside the Judgment and
recall the execution issued. 1t being
shown that the man was not In fault In
the business. but supposed be had paid
al the tax CHARGED against him.
The case OF Mrs. Rober. INDECENT, was
referred 10 Commissioners Sheridan.
In regard to the tax case Of Mrs. Kins-
man, Q widow. the same order was made
40 in that OF Mr.. Twohig.
In the cases OF Mrs. Pyne and Mrs.
Gomez (indigent) Commissioners Sheri-
dan was authorized to furnish any i'm.
mediate relief that might be required.
TIE DRrILrR BILL.
Commissioner Gallagher said that
there were many applications for assist
auce in his district. but he did not know
how to act under the Drezler bill. he
had relieved two or three OF the most
pressing cases on bis own responsibility,
but there we're ten or fifteen more who
wanted aid ct once. What be wanted to
know was, whether he should 60 ahead
and assist the most needy among the
other applicants or wait till they come
before the Board 1t the next meeting In
the proper form-that 10, with IN appli-
cation signed by two taxpayers.
After much discussion IL was thought
best to await the regular applications.
As few persons know anything about
the provisions Of the DrsIlsr bill relat.
ing to INDECENT matters, Commissioners
Sheridan moved that the Clerk DO au-
thoriz.d to procure Q certified copy Of
the same (now o law and publish 1t for
thirty days 10 the Enterprise. Chronicle
and Gold Hill News. Carried.
BILLS.
The following bills were allowed I; Dr.
F. n. Conn, fees a. Coroner. $lls 86;
]. Cavanaueh. hay for County Hospital.
S44 GO; ]. & ]. B. Msllon. $l4; George
/. Lammon, books and stationery.
SIG so; ]. + j. B. Msllon, goods for
INDECENT. S84 80: Mr.. Connolly. milk.
$50; John Piper. rent, $40; Portsous d
Co.. painting. $40.
The additional bond OF County Treas
urer Otey, OF $4,000. with ]. II. Doug.
lass and George H. Dana as sursties,
was referred to the District Attorney Tor
approval a. to form.
Adjourned to meet Wednesday. March
8, at II o'clock A. n.