Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-03

PETITIONS AND
A petition was presented sskins that
Q public thoroughfsrs be opened through
the priva.s cemeteries Of Wilson &
Brown, 10 order to accommodate those
making intermsnts In cemeteries beyond.
The petition va signed BY the Trus-
tees Of several Lodges Of Odd Fellows.
the Firsmen's Cemetery. and the pastors
OF several churches. It was referred to
the Committee on Streets.
A communication was received from
the President OF the Board OF Health.
i~nclosing tho rough drafts Of ordinances
which the health officers dsairs to have
passed.
The drafts were referred to the Dis.
trict Attorney and the Committee on
City Affairs, with instructions to draft
the ordinances required.
OF COMMITTEES.
Commissioner Fraser asked and was
granted further time in which to report
in regard to the claim Of Duncan Black.
for ground hs asserts was taken from
him, to DO used for city purposes.
Commissioner Gallagher also asked
and was granted further time in which to
report on the Kane claim, which 10 OF
the same character a. that Of Mr.. Black.
The Commissioners said that the further
they went into the investigation OF these
claims the moro complicated all pertain
ing to them seemed to Be. The elaine
had been brought before every new
Board OF Aldermen for years, and had sl'
ways been rejected. The idea seems to
be that the County Commissioners were
probably 4 little green and might allow
the claims.
RxPORrs OF CITY oSyrcEHs.
Chief Riordsn. Of the Virginia Fire
Department. reported for May two hrss
and one alarm. Loss by Are. 500. Bills
for the month. $3ls II. Hydrants and
frs apparatus all In good order.
City Jailsr Plunkstt reported ffty-ons
arrests for May. and the total number Of
days confinement, las.
The reports were referred to the APP
proprists committee n.
Rosdmsster Finlsn stated that from
TOO to 800 feet Of new sewer should be
built below the old Gould and Curry
dump. The old ons was rotten and
broken and there Was much complaint
about IL.
Referred to the Committee on Streets.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
On motion Of Commissioner Fraser.
$4,000 were transferred from the General
Fund to the Fire Department Fund Of
Virginia.
On motion Of the same Commissioner.
il was ordered that 500 per month be
allowed for street sprinklins In Virginia
during the time suoh work might be
deemed necessary. .
LAW ron HooDLuxs.
A Mr. King appeared before the Board
to know II something could not DO done
for the protection Of property In the
county from the rsvages OF hoodlum
boys. He said - soon ~ . house was
observed to bs vacant the windows were
all stoned out OF IL and then II was com.
plstely Quilted. even the base boards Of
the rooms being ripped up and carried
OF. He thought an ordinance could be
drafted to cover the case.
Referred to the Committee on City
Anairs and the District Attorney.
The Committee on Streets was author
lied to procure . new cart for use on the
streets.
The smallpox officer reported no new
cases OF smallpox In Virginia.
Commissioner Gallagher reported I've
cases Of the disease at ons house 10 Gold
Hill ~(Aiinsdsw family, and received
authority to procure . nurse for them
should il be necessary.
Fire Dspartment-Footigh printing.
SIS; Virginia Gas Company. S21 20; ].
4 ]. B. Msllon. supplies, SIT 81; b.
Burke. shooting and repairing. $lsl;
Virginia aud Gold Hill Water Company.
$375; Phil Kline, fireman. 500; B. Nc
Gear, same, $S7 ~; William Pennison.
Chief Engineer. $40; o. D. Babcock.
Waterman. IS; william Perry. same,
$40; ]. T. Riordsn. Chief Engineer.
$50; John Barclay. Assistant Chief.
Sos "a; Dennis Sullivan, fireman.
$50 IL; George HanbridRe. same, 500;
George M.hsn, same. 500; J. P. Bell.
extra fireman. SIT IS; Archie Elkin.
fireman. 500; James Weir. Same, 500;
Tim Desmond. same. 800; John Cavs.
paueh. extra fireman, $25; p. b. Ford.
oats, $40 05; Mrs. Quinn, washing. 80;
W. A. Perkins, sponges and bedbug
powder "a; John Gillig. nails. etc.. %;
J. @. Hampton 4 Co., oil and matches.
$50; ]. O. Young. repairs. % 80; Orn.
dorf 4 Addison. books, pens and papers.
Sill Gu; Nevada Jsvslry Mandatory.
clock. 80.
Street Dspartmsnt-P. b. Ford. sup
plies, $22 II; ]. 4 ]. B. Msllon. sup
pIiss. Sl2 20; B. Burke. sharpening
tools. S54 rs ; Miles Finlsn. salary.
SII2 so; d. Boyle. work. $50; F. Boeele.
books, 81; John Riley, work, $72;
Harry Hines, S57; James Byrnes. $72i
Martin HOY, $50; P. Connors, SIS; ].
Roach. Si5; P. Holland. $50 Andy
Fi,.aerald, S75; John MoCus. $72; Dick
Farrell. Si2; q. Powers. $50; b. CHS
holm. Sl2; James Kenhey. SIS. John
Gillig, tools, ISL; Wheeler. hall z Co..
nails, etc., IS as; Mark N. Shaw
picks. "a.
City Observation-Disclosures Gas Com
psny. - 80: r. Noel, supplies for City
Jail. Sl2 Is; 3. Nye. meat for City
Jail. % IS; 0rndorf 4 Addison, Sta
tionsry for City jail. % Is; George
Ialsdon, hauling dsGk for License Col.