The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-11-14
REPORT OF THE GRAND JURY
For the November Term Of the Dis
trict Court

Your Grand Jury impanneled at 10
o'clock A. NJ. November 8, 1891, have
found three indictments, as follows,
which have been presented to the
Court: Indictment - charge grand
larceny; indictment - charge, grand
larceny; indictment-charge grand
larceny.
The following committees were ap-
pointed by the Foreman:
On Auditor and Recorder and
Treasurers Offices w. G.. Lyons,
James Baird, A. N. Mcdonald, d. e.
McQuitty, Jerry Kent
On Sheriff and ex-officio Assessor
Office Charles Green, II. NJ. Peters,
John Verzan, John Berry, Ross Hum
phrey.
On County Clerk and District At
furney's Offices-M. F. Boyle, Frank
Jeanney, james Mc0mie, Chris Oster-
gard, A. G.. House.
On Township Offices-A. c. House,
John Verzan, II. NJ. Peters, Charles
Green, II. A. Comins.
On County Buildings, Roads and
Bridges Ross Humphrey, A. N. Nc
Donald, James McOmie.
The reports from the above COM
mittees were received, adopted and
are annexed hereto and form a part
Of this report.
The Grand Jury having acted on all
matters brought to their attention by
the Court or District Attorney, and
knowing of no further business re.
quiring their attention, present their
final report and ask to be discharged.
WIN. BURKE, Foreman.
| Committee Reports.
ON AUDITOR AND RECORDER AND
TREAsURER's OFFICE.
To VIM. Burke. Foreman: Your
Committee appointed to examine into
the affairs of the offices of the Re-
corder and Auditor and Treasurer. re-
spectfully report that we have exam
ined the Auditors accounts and find
them neatly KEEP. and correct. We
also counted the cash and securities
in the County Treasurer's safe and
find the amount to correspond to the
requirements of the county books.
w. G.. LYONS. Chairman.
ON SHERIFF AND ASSESSORS OFFICE.
To VIM. Burke, Foreman: We.
your committee appointed on Sheriff
and Assessors office, have examined
his accounts and find the amount of
personal property tax, also poll tax
and bullion tax collected to corre-
spond with the Treasurer and Audi
tors books. We also find the books
in his Office kept in neat and bust
ness-like manner.
CHAs. GREEN, Chairman.
COUNTY CLERK AND DISTRICT ATToR-
NEY's OFFICES.
We. your committee appointed to
examine into the affairs of the Dis
trict Attorneys office, and also the
office of the County Clerk, find every
thing in said offices kept in an or
derby manner.
We have examined the bonds of the
various county officers and find them
all good, with the exception of the
County Treasurer, one of whose
bondsmen is at present out of the
State and disposing of his property.
We recommend an additional bond in
this instance.
We also find on examination of the
the proceedings Of the Board Equali-
cation that in regard TO the property
situated in the town of Ely, about one
mile east and belonging to Nichols &
Parsons, that the same is assessed at
not more than one-half its value in
our Judgment, as appears on the ass
essment roll, and, we believe, the
action of the Board in reducing said
assessment as made by the County
Assessor, viz: $4,000, was not in ex-
cess of the value of said property.
NJ. f. BOYLE. Chairman.
ON TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
To VIM. Burke, Foreman. Your
committee on Township Offices beg
leave to report that we have examined
the docket of Justice of the Peace
John Weber, and find the same neatly
kept and charges properly itemized,
except those of the Constable, which
are given in bulk. We would advise
that they he given in detail hereafter,
as a fuller exhibit of that office would
be in accord with the statutes.
A. G. House, Chairman.
ON COUNTY BUILDINGS, ROADS AND