Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-08

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The Board Of County Commissioners
met yesterday, all the members being pres
ens' also District Attorney CARRIER and
Clerk Cavanaugh.
The statement Of Auditor Hall, giving
balances In treasury, and indebtedness
against the same, was read and Alsd.
Bills were then allowed. which are pub
lished elsewhere.
MI. Smith stated that the Commission
ers had counted the money In the treasury
- required by law and found the same to
De correct and to agree with the Auditors
statement.
On the question Of allowing the bill Of
II. I. Hoadley for 500 ~ Deputy Treas-
urer, Messrs. Smith and Trofatter voted
IN the Affirmative and Mr.. Arlington no.
The latter voted against the bill because
ne considered it . unnecessary expense;
that the Treasurer should attend TO all the
business connected with the Office without
the aid Of . deputy.
Mr.. Sadler appeared before the Board -
An agent Of n Of the Insurance. companies
by which the Courthouse was insured, and
stated that the fiue leading from the Clerks
office should be looked after, and that IL
needs immediate repairs. Mr.. Arlington
was appointed 70 attend 10 the matter.
Mr.. 6adler stated also that he ID now the
lessee Of the property adjoining the Court
house and 10 paying the county rent for
the same in coin; that hereafter he pro-
posed TO pay the same in Eureka County
scrip. Proposition accepted.
On motion Of Mr.. Trofattsr II was or
dered that ell rents due the county shall
hereafter be paid promptly to the County
Treasurer when due.
A resolution was adopted that the Re
corder mako no charge TO the creditors OF
the county for issuing certihcates Of In
d~ebtedness.
On motion Of Mr.. Smith II was ordered
that each and every county officer report
40 required BY Law the amount Of fees and
compensation received by him to the Board
Of County Commissioners ct their regular
monthly meeting.
Ordered, that tho sum Of 81, 1895 81 be
Transferred from the General to the Salary
Fuad.
Ordered. that the sum Of $ses 81 be
transferred from the Police to the Town
Fund.
The bill Of z. Lsvsnthal for sss for
washing and ironing clothing for hospital
patients was objected to by Mr.. Arlington,
on the ground that Mr.. Levsnthal had
agreed TO care for the patients ct the rate
OF 90 cents per day for each patient. He
did not believe In allowing little extras to
make mp what Mr.. Leventhal claimed he
had lost. Mrs. Col. Munroe had charge
Of the hospital during February and March
ct 81 per day for each patient. and was
willing to continue ct that price. he
failed to see that she had charged the
county for washing md ironing, and he
had never heard Of Mrs. Hunter charging
for washing and ironing during her ad-
ministration. He believed that Mr.. Le-
venthal should live up to his contract.
Mr.. Trofatter moved to allow the bill.
Smith and Trofatter voted aye, Arlington
NO.
Mr.. Trofatser moved that from the Let
day OF Nay and until further ordered Mr..
Leventhal be allowed the sum Of 81 IS per
day for each patient, the same to include
washing, ironing and board. Smith and
Trofstter voted aye, Arlington 10.
On motion Of Mr.. Smith il was ordered
that eli further donations for charitable
purposes By the county be discontinnsd.
The bill Of A. e. Kaye for $40 y Dspu-
~ Sheriff was objscted to by Mr.. AIRING
ton, on the ground that during the present
dull times two deputies are enough 20
transact al the business Of the ONCE.
Smith and Trofattsr voted 10 allow the
bill. Arlington voting no.
On the bill Of r. Ryland for $50, Mr..
Arlington stated In D item in the bill
Mr.. Ryland had charged $40 per day for
four days services for experimenting the
construction OF the cesspool. He would
object 70 paying Il, bat was willing 70 Al
low SIC for the sams. Bill passsd. not
withstAndine Mr.. Arrineton's objections.
In the matter Of building . brick wall IN
the rear Of courtyard Mr.. Ryland proposed
TO build and furnish al material and labor
Tor . l3-inch wall for $500. or : le-inch
wall for $3.50. xsttsr taken under advise
ment until to-day.
Board adjourned until to-day 81 10 4. \.