The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-11-09
Leavi,i's Comedy to-aight
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS,

The Board Of County Commissioners
met at the Court-houss yesterday. pur-
puant to acknowledgement j. J,
Campbell, A. Bruce. Minutes ot les;
meeting read and approved.
Report of County oaic.rs read and
approved, and ordered died.
The funds in the County Treasury
were counted and found 10 agree with
the Auditors books.
The following bills werc then acted
upon and allowed:
II Charley & Eimorc, General,
building abutments TO
bridges $50. 50, l35 90
Ham Mccain, General, repair
ing bridges and roads..... AS 90
J. II. Tabsr, General. board OF
prisoners -............. 81 80
s.. $. Sears, General, printing. 50 90
c. II. sproule, do do so 90
IL. Chase, General, supplies for
jail. 5 so
NV auckland, General, Janitor. 20 90
Payne d Fernald, General. Ium-
Der 80. ............. DO 90
John Craig. General, building
dam, etc. .................. 1913 90
Robt. Cullen, General, work on
roads. 255 90
W. X. ssauts. Iniigent, Steward
and washing -. ......... % IS
Joseph Simpson do do % 80
Dutley Sale, INDECENT, funeral of
Casey. 90 SO
F. F. Muller, INDECENT, medicine
for in~digcnts. IG 50
j. j. Meigs, INDECENT, SALARY. 100 co
ID. Campbell, Com. salary. so 90
A. Bruce, do do 800. so co
G. w. Grover, Superintendent
of Schools, salary....--.... so 90
j. II. Taber, Sheriff, do 49,. 1913 80
j. NJ. Taber Depy do TO-. $50 90
Jas. Clark, Treasurer do. 200 90
Z. Penrod, Island Mountain Road
Fund. work ON roads ....... so co
j. w. Smith, North Ruby Road
= uhh. WI WI IOutlNs . . . 3. lIN w
The bill OF ". II. Smith for Si7i.OO
for the Humboldt bridge was laid over.
The petition Of citizens Of Curtin, in
reference to "A bridge, and the petition Of
citizens Of White Rock, in reference to
repairs on road b,twecn White Rock
and T~uscarorn, were laid over for n meet
ing OF the full Board.
Petition of the citizens of Dceth, pray
ing for the establishment of a new
school district by the division OF Star
Valley district, received, and, on motion.
ordered that the petition be granted, and
u new district to be known as Declh
District, No. &c, be established, with
boundaries as set forth in the petition.
The following transfers OF coin were
made:
From INDECENT Fund TO General
County Fund, $1,000; from Cash Con-
tiugcut Fund to General County Fund.
SoSi.S0; From General County Fund
10 Officers Salary Fund, S72O.J0; from
General County Fund to Island Noun
tain Road Fund, $37.
The Bonrd then adjourned to Mon
day, Nov. 10th.
Intelligent and oGseryant Americans
who have been spending the past Sum
mer in England and Scotland, just re-
turning home, speak Of the political cx-
element we arc having here as the
interest bagatvlle compared with that
which prevails there, with reference to
the Franchise bill aud tie attitude of the
House OF Lords. II il believed Tiers is
tention il ont Of the way, other Demo
cratic measures will be brought forward
aud pressed With equal yigor. The next
battle cry OF the Liberals, in all prob
ability, will DO That the bishops will have
to go the day which witnesses their de-
parture from the House OF Lords. In
other words, the separation OF church
and state is earnestly desired by many
churchuen. and will DO the removal OF
the last barrier between the democratic.
ed masses aud the Lords themselves.
a panic was caused in the Star Thea.
ter. Glasgow, Saturday, by a cry Of
"arc," and during the rush OF the audi
ence TO escape from the building, six
teen people wcro killed and twelve In
jured.
bullion Deceived.