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

3 the late County Treasurer, James
; Fraser, against the county, the de
flclency has been pail into the
Treasury by his bondsmen that
; the official bonds required of the
several county officers have been
approved, fled and recorded in ac-
cordance with law that the unpaid
railroad bonds amounting to $50
MO, due and payable in Decem Der,
1884, have been refunded at
lower rate of interest to- wit &c per
cent per annum, complying with
an Act OF the Legislature approved
March lst. 1883, to run 6 years.
We further recommend that the
sanitary condition of Carson CITY.
and particularly that of Chinatown
be looked after by the proper au-
thority.
MEDICAL SERVICES.
The subject of advertising for
competing bids for services of a
physician for the care of the in
dlgent poor of the county, has been
called to our attention. Conflict !
Ing opinions as to the construction
OF article }, 105 Of the compiled laws
have been received by us. in rela
ton to the letting Of contracts for
such service. We are unable to
ind any contract let for such ser t
ice, either written or otherwise
which amounts to $500. We have =
eceived the opinion Of our legal adj
User, that no evasion of the law II
as been made by the County Com
llssloners in this matter See
nhdivision 5, section 8. article "
O'1 of compiled laws. which IL
lads: 70 take care of and pro. ii
de for the INDECENT sick of the fe
'unty in such manner only as is
may be provided by law. -
The law provides, (See compiled ce
VS., article 3,749, section ~ 1t an
Us: =
The Board of County Commits 20
'ners of the several counties of ~
e State are hereby vested with
tire and exclusive superintend- G
ce OF the poor in their respect
counties. !
Also note article 1852 which 81,
-:
The County Commissioners
Y either make a contract for the
'essary maintenance of the
n, or appoint such agents as q
y may deem necessary to OBJ
We and provide for the same.
der these provisions of law. we
r Grand Jury, conclude las we
e been instructed by our legal
lser) that the County Commits II
ers have complied with the ~
and the universal custom in
matter, and what is deemed
the the best interests of all
'erned. We do not think that
construction of 3,1O5, neither y. D y
nor con. is essential to the So n.
N Of this question, but rather has :: |.
laws above quoted, which have !
ect bearing on the case. Pril
THE DISTRICT COURT.
regard to our District Court, ". r
scertain by the records that it ID
'een conducted on an econom- Or,
'lan, at the lowest expense to For:
ounty. All civil and criminal r
have been prosecuted and CHIC
sed of promptly. To enlarge -
ange the Boundaries of our
mt Judicial District would
y increase the expense of our
:. 1t would tend to obst II t N
hclency and prompt action of
Ourt.
ould especially be liable to ere. -
LAY in criminal prosecution
hereby increase the expenses
county government.
therefore most respectfully
st and recommend that our
'rs and AsSembIymen in the Or
It Legislature oppose any
cation or change In our Ja-
District as now constituted. ca
GLIDING: We desire to ex-
he thanks Of this body to
T. D. Edwards for the 6
and efficient manner in
lie has perfo; med the duties
office, and also, tn state our
IONS to the several county
for courtesy extended dur -.