Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-09
THE GRAND JURY.
A Lengthy Report Presenting
Much Business.

-&OtAkAty VALICtHB ia
A Pretty Extensive HnquisittOn-
Resolutions of Condolences.
Pursuant to law, the Grand Jury met
composed Of the following members:
r. Sadler. Foreman, M. D. Foley, J. s,
Whitton, George A. Henderson, William
Slattery, P. McElroy, j. v. b. Perry,
William III. Matthews, M. B. Bartlett, +,
Charles l.. Broy, A. W. Campbell, II.
Johnson, ]. Ii. Reece, William o. Mills,
Jr., Secretary.
The following named gentlemen were
appointed on Committees:
Streets and Hig~hways--W. H. Matthews,
N. b. Bartlett, M. D. Foley.
County Oficers-J. III. Reece, Fl. John.
son, William O. Mills, Jr.
Fire and Water-Wiiliam Slattery, A.
W. Campbell, J. v. B. Perry.
Public Buildings-George A.. Hender.
son, j. s. Whitton, 2. McElroy.
Hospital and Jail-Charles l.. Broy, r.
Zeile, b. f. McEwen.
Public Morais-J. V. B. Perry. r. Zeile,
j. II. Reece.
BILLS FOUND.
State of Nevada VS.. All Sing-Charge.
grand larceny. True bill.
State OF Nevada vs.. Frank Frey
Charge, burglary. True bill.
State of Nevada vs. Mrs. Nellie T.
Clark, E. N. Robinson and Hung Lee
Charge, nuisance. True bill.
State of Nevada vs.. David Martin
Charge, murder. True bill.
State of Nevada vs.. E. T. Trofatter-
Charge, bribery, in receiving money as a
County Commissioner True bill.
BILLS IGNORED.
State of Nevada vs.. Charles Bladgvest-
Charge, house-breaking.
State Of Nevada vs.. Frank Milovich-
Charge, assault with intent to kill.
State OF Nevada vs.. Benjamin Cullum-
Charge, assault with intent to kill.
State OF Nevada vs.. Jesus Morales
Charge, murder.
State of Nevada VS.. j. W. Lambert
Charge, assault with intent to kill.
We have examined into a verbal charge
Of perjury, which was preferred in the
Grand Jury room. We found the same
without foundation, and ignored the
charge.
We also have examined into a verbal
charge OF corruption, as to the manner in
y hich this Grand Jury was selected, and
II 4 v O1QoAiy WituOut lOuuQdtlOus
ACCUSATIONS FOUND.
State Of Nevada vs.. Nathan Smith and
VIM. Arrington-Charge, willful miscon-
duct i'll office.
State of Nevada VS.. Nathan Smith
Charge. willful misconduct in office.
State of Nevada va. Nathan Smith
Charge, allowance and unnecessary pay
ment of Deputy Treasurer; willful mis-
conduct in Office.
State Of Nevada VS.. John s. Stewart
Charge, willful misconduct in Office.
State OF Nevada va. John s. Stewart
Charge, willful misconduct in Office.
State OF Nevada vs.. John S. Stewart
Charge. willful misconduct in Office.
State of Nevada vs.. VIM. Arlington and
Nathan Smith-Charge, willful miscon-
duct in Office.
The reports of the several committees
| appointed we're received and adopted. and
are hereto annexed.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC MORALS.
EUREKA, Oct. 20, 1888.
Mr.. Chairman: Your Committee on Pub
lie Morals having had the matter under
consideration, after u careful investigation,
respectfully submit the following report:
We find that q number of saloon proprie-
tors and their employees in the town of
Eureka, county of Eureka and State of Ne
yada, are rather more lenient than the law
allows in permitting minors to visit their
places of business, and in some few inst
ances offer inducements, and encourage
them to remain there and participate in
card games and other amusements pertain
ing to such public places, which we con-
IL tyl ,-s AA Tho
minors and detrimental to public morals.
Therefore, your Committee would earnest
ly request the Sheriff of Eureka county
and his deputies to use all due endeavor
and diligence to prevent all violations of
the statutes in such cases made and pro-
vided. JOHN V. B. PERRY, Chairman.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON HOSPITAL AND
JAIL.
EUREKA, New, Nov. 10, 1888.
To r. Sadler, Foreman Grand Jury
Dear Sir: We, the undersigned, your
Committee on Hospital and Jail, beg
leave to report that we have examined the
Jail and find the same in a very poor con-
dition, although as neatly kept as possible
under the circumstances. The Jail. in our
| opinion, should be renovated, and new
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| permit, but it is necessary that a floor be
laid in the alleyway of the Jail SO as to
better enable the occupants to keep it
clean. We find the hospital and every
thing therein contained belonging to the
county in a good and clean condition. We
also find the same kept in a very good
manner, and the doctor, as well as the
matron, gives, as far as We can learn,
satisfaction to the patients; We also find
one room in the building requiring re-
pairs, and we would recommend that the
necessary repairs be done thereon, as it
can be at a very small expense. Yours
respectfully, Robert ZEILE,
G. L. BRoY,
B. F. MCEwEN.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC BUILD
INGS.
EuRFKA. Sent. 25. 1889.