Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-02-05

% matter. The best interests of til
k city and county require it and W
y cannot too strongly recommen,
: That the present mode of collec
tiCn OF license pay as yOu-please
:, be abolished and the collection b,
:, had In the future invariably in ad
vance as contemplated by law.
To assist worthy and impecun.
ious persons una'le to pay license
is very c0mmerdable. but this sort
OF official lcnitncv has led. no
doubt, to the present abuse for
which the finances Of the county
and city must ,.iier.
Judging f,,n, the size Of the
delinquent list which has
been placed INTO tie hands
OF the distinct Attorney for collec.
ton. tins nnn paying license class
have personally Irolited by the
lenlency shawn them. and who still
remain as debtor, to the city and
county. Ills Grand jury. are Of
the opinion that the check cannot
come to snou IL shut cat this evil.
we cannot account for the fact
that the following business occupa-
lions have no mention whatever in |
either city or couOtr Iicrnse regis
ter: Manufacturers milkmcp. shoe
makers, tin-smlths. plumbers, car
penters, and many places where
liquors are So 4. also the Carson e.
Lake Tahoe FiunIo 4 Lumber Co,
IN retailing wood and binding ma
tcrial, an |, in fact, divers Others
This Grand Jury, IN this express I
Sion OF their views after mature s
elaboration on this verv important
subject, trust that the matter en- r
bodied on tho affairs of the Sher- V
Ii office, will he carefully noted G
" the proper officials. as we are Of o
he opinion that immediate action
hould be had to correct the abuses Ia
aforementioned a II which. under sa
e the loose condition If things
hich yoLr Grand Jury has found ST
the license record. and IN the TIL
election of city and county H. en-
,nses. on
TREASURER OFFICE. iy,
Upon q careful examination. we
I'd the books and accounts of the sa
Treasurer we'll, and neatly kept,
ID the moneys paid to him prop ma
~ apportioned and discussed nc
he fund in his possession at the Do,
plration of his te IN of off re was the
operly turned over to the present ser
,umbent, who has thus far shown Tn
'ery commendable attitude in the yor
charge of his duty, as is ev,- ha,
need by his zeal in the discovery adv
It certain back rents have not sior
N paid to the county for years. law
DISTRICT ATTORNEY this
We find from the books state. for
nts, and from ether Trustworthy con
rces, that the District Attorney the
performed his duties creditable pro
himself and the people of this luti,
nty. the
is recommended that all coun- a di
officers be required to make
lthly statements, under oath, of In
tees and moneys collected by we a
n, before some person legally has
lifted to administer the same. i:al
RIvATE BOARDING HOUSES. the {
e think that immediate steps case:
I'D be taken to remedy the too dispt
mon custom of private fami- or ch
boarding persons without tax rrese
out a license authorizing the large
'lng on Of such business. II Cpur
pparent to every citizen that the e
is great injustice done to all the {
are engaged in the hotel bust. 1t v
who are required to pay a Ii ate d.
to the city and county, while and t
te families are permitted to of ou
' like business, land. in We
instances with quite as many requc
lers) without paying the re Senat
d license, and we wish to call prese,
proper off attention to modif
natter dic,al
INDIANS. Con
recommend that Indians he press
lowed within the city limits Judge
that all cattle, horses promp
strays, when running at large which
pounded when found within If his
limits, that license should be ohliya,
ed for dogs, and they be i'm. o;icers
od w han not ,,,,I