Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-05
Board Of County commissioners.


The Board met yesterday morning at II
O'Clock. Present-Campbell, Smith ant
Mikels.
The minutes Of the previous NEE tins
were read and approved.
The monthly statement of the Treasurer
and Auditor for March was received anC
ordered placed on file and printed.
A communication and statement from
the Eureka School Board of Trustees was
read and ordered filed.
The statement of District Attorney Da
venport to the County Auditor, asking tina
certain taxes be stricken from the delin
quent assessment roll and credit given him
for said amount. was received and ordered
filed.
The tax levy for 1881, as agreed upon by
the Board, was placed at So so per 500,
divided as follows State Fund, 90c; Gen
eral Fund, 81 10; School Fund, SOC
Fire Fund, Ace Police Fund, zoe Town
Fund, 15c School Redemption Fund, Csc.
Current Expense Fund, zoe. Total, So SO.
Ordered, that the Assessor Immediately
commence assessing the county.
The report of the County Physician was
received and placed on file.
Officers reports for the quarter ending
March 81, 1881, were received and ordered
filed.
Ordered, that G.. F. Horn examine the
books and account Of the Superintendent
of Public Instruction I; also, those of the
Trustees Of Eureka School District, from
January /, 1879. to date, and report to the
Board at the next regular meeting.
A petition from the citizens of Ruby
Hill was received and ordered filed, and
will ne taken up after consideration.
A communication from Capt. A. D..
Rock was received and placed on file.
The Jailor's report for the quarter end
ing March 81, 1881, was received and placed
on file.
BILLS ALLOWED.
R. Sadler, $500; A. W. Campbell, 500;
N. Smith, 500; c. w. Michel, 500; G. G..
Wallace, S4l6 GO; W. II. Davenport, 5000;
G.. J.. Scanland. $50; Louis Brandt, S124 ;
t. J. Wallace, $3.50; Sheriff Kyle. SAG &C.;
James Mason, 5000; J. G.. Bothin, 1924 f;
F. H. Harmon, $500; Lambert Molinelli,
$3.50; James H. Mundy, 1924; G. B. Moore,
Charles j. R. Buttlar, $3.50; W. r. Forrest,
sl24; DIR. j. Williams. $50; W. S. Mar
chant, $40; T. R. Jewell. $50; ". S. Mar
chant. SIS so; T. R. Jewell, S98 80; James
NJ. Smith, $24 SIS; W. p. Haskell. SO I;
George Henderson. 500; W. Fl. Remington
& Co., $50 80: I. X. Farvoid, 500; Charles
F. Bicknell, S72 so; W. j. Smith, S23 81;
A. @. Bishop, SO; State of Nevada, Silt 20;
NJ. R. Chamblin, $40; J. X. Watson, $75;
James Williams, $40; G.. J. Reek. SIS.
James Williams, $40; Eureka Water Works,
s33; Mrs. NJ. Wendell, SIT 25:. DR.. Todd,
$3.50; R. B.. Campbell. $50; John B. Boz
netti, $40; James NJ. Smith, SS7; Charles
Grimm, $50; +. ]. Schneider, 50 %; Matt.
Kyle. "a so; Rocco Campana, So; Matt.
Kyle, $12; Matt. Kyle, SIP so; All Kee,
SO; F. Mccartney, $40; Hugh Price, $40;
R. Sadler, S42 IS; Eureka Leader, 500;
James Ashley, 500: Charles Schwamb,
S31; F. German, 500; r. Ryland, S45;
Mrs. G.. d Hunter, 1851 %; Jacob Wadish,
1874; W. H. Remington, $50 so; R. Sadler.
$40 SO: n. Kyle, s22 50. j.. G. Ravell, So;
j.. Wadish, S73; Cassidy 4 Skillman,
$40 so; Mrs. NJ. Wendell, $40; Thomas
Laspeyre, $50; r. Sadler, SO so.
The monthly statement of the County
Auditor for March shows a deficit in the
Salary Fund for said month to the amount
of 81, S45 SO, be, and the same is hereby
transferred from the General Fund to the
Salary Fund to make up deficit in said fund
BILLS LAID OVER.
James w. Smith, S24 So; Godfrey 4 Nc
MILAN, S25; DR.. J.. Williams, $50; W. P,
Haskell, 50; W. FL. Long, Sl24.
TOWN BoARD.
Ordered that the following bills be al
lowed Eureka Water. Works, 1924; c.. B
Ford. SIS; Thomas J. Read, SIS; E. & G
Lumber Co., $40 go; G.. Buttlar, $75
Marden & Wilson, $50; Francis Reilly, S12
Matt. Kyle, 81.
Ordered that the use Of the corral. for
cattle pound, be discontinued.
The petition from citizens residing oil
the west side Of Main street, between
Bateman and Gold, was received an
ordered filed, and will be acted upon a
the next regular meeting.