The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-05-09

Geak for perjury.
A presentment against Alex. VIII
for misdemeanor In giving informa-
ton from the District Attorneys
Office of occurrences within the Grand
Jury room.
INDICTMENTS.
The Grand Jury have found indict-
ments in the following cases, which
have been properly presented to the
Court:
Here follow fourteen indictments
against eight individuals for the fol-
lowing crimes Grand larceny, 6;
enbezzlement, 5; perjury. Il; COM
pounding felony Il obtaining mon
ey under false pretences, |. AS sew
eral OF the parties indicted have not
yet been arrested, we suppress the
names at the request of the law officer
of the county, which is in the inter-
est OF justice.-ED. NEws.l
MIKE AHERN UNDER FIRE,
In the matter of Michael Ahern,
charged with writing or instigating
the writing of anonymous and
threatening letters, the Grand Jury
! do not find evidence sufficient for
present indictment. The evidence
| adduced, however, warrants the rec
ommendation that the evidence be
| handed To the next Grand Jury for
| further Investigation.
THE o'NEIL MURDER.
II having been requested of the
Court to resubmit for investigation
the facts connected with the death of
X. &. O'Neil, ST., and the Court hav-
ing directed the Grand Jury to cou-
sioer the facts presented IN support
of said request, and to determine
and report TO the Court whether such
facts warrant the belief that any bene-
fetal result would accrue from such
a submission and investigation, aud
the Grand Jury having considered
the same, respectfully represent that,
in their judgment, no general good
would be realized by reinyestiga-
| ton OF said matter, as no new facts
have been adduced, and such reinves-
tigalion would involve great expense
10 the county and needless trouble to
| individuals.
The Grand Jury passed upon all
matters called To their attention, either
by The Court or District Attorney,
AMI knowing Of nothing further for
their consideration, present the fore
going a. their final report and ask to
be- discharged.
FRANK DRAKE, Foreman.
Committee Reports.
OK snERIFF's OFFICE.
We. your Committee on Sheriils
Office, beg leave 10 report the follow
ing:
Amounts collle.ied for County Lii
eences for quarter ending March ii.
laSj. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SeS -
Less Commi ssiOns .................... 81 -
Amour, paid Treasurer. :. ssu7 %
Licences returned: 3 for mdse. 81 30
each -. ........ ............- ~ ~
One for liquor. ..................-.. " 10
Total .....................s So 80
We also find evidence of licences
having been issued by Sheriff
Lander not accounted for. We also
have reason To suspect that others
have been issued and collected and
the money not paid into the County
Treasury.
We find the books OF our present
Sheriff are KEEP i'm "A neat and bust
ness like manner, and that he is at
tending to his official duty in a salts
factory manner.
4 4. F. E. f sl%1' Committee.
Il. 4. PoUJADE,
on COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AND CLERK
We, your Committee, to whom was
referred the matter of investigating
the affairs OF the Offices of County
Commissioners and County Clerk,
beg leave to report as follows In
the Clerks office, which is also the
Office OF the Board of County Com
missioners, we find that no records of
any county business had heen saved
from the late tire, and that the only
examination we were able TO make
was of such matter as has been writ
ten up since January 5, 1885.
On examination OF the County Com
missioners' record we find that the
county is renting the Wilmington
building for county purposes, paying
for the same $40 per month. station
cry to the amount of $625, necessary
for the transaction of county business,
has been purchased.
The necessary steps have been taken
to secure the $1,000 appropriated by
the State for the relief of our county.
We have examined the official