The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-05-07
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDING :,

At the regular monthly citing of the
Board of County Commissioners held last
Monday all the members being present
the following business was transacted:
Lots numbered 5, 6 and 7 in Block 36
In the town of Phoebe were ordered sold
to A. S. Thompson for the sum of SIS.
The petition from Virgin Township,
asking Tor the appointment of Robert
Logan as Justice of the Peace and which
was laid over at the April meeting, was
taken up and granted, Logan to qualify
as Justice in 30 days with official bond
fixed at $1,000.
On motion the Phoebe Con. Mg. Co.
was granted right of way for its tran.
road not to exceed % feet in width
across any lots owned by the county on
the northwest sides Of the court house
and school house buildings.
Officers monthly statements were then
approved and the usual list of claims
against the county allowed
The following transfers were then
ordered: From the General County fund
to the INDECENT Sick fund $l75, to the
Salary fund 500 and to the Contingent
fund $l25.
1t appearing that Jane, Benson the
INDECENT paralyetic seat to st. Mary's
Hospital at Salt Lake some time ago
from here, was materially improved and
about able to 60 to his friends it was
ordered that the hospital be notified that
from the end of the present month this
county would no longer be responsible
for his maintenance.
At the close of the setting, Chairman
C. b. Ball filed his resignation, and the
clerk was ordered to communicate with
the Governor. Mr.. Ball resigned on
account of leaving this section.
No further business appearing the
Board then adjourned and Immediately
reconvened as
BOARD OF TOWN COMMISSIONERS
under the provisions of law for the gov
eminent of unincorporated cities and
towns.
The following ordinances, deemed
sufficient for all present purposes were
unanimously adopted and passed, to go
into effect on May Goth. 1891 and to be
published meantime in the Phoebe Week.
ly RECORD.
ORDINANCES
No. The limits Of the town of Pioche,
within which the following ordinances may
be enforced, shall extend for half mile in
every direction from the junction of Main
and Meade W Valley ttreets.
No.2. 1t shall DO unlawful for any yer.
son or persons to play base ball, foot ball,
or any other kind If game, which end.ut ers
life or property. in the streets of this town.
No. 3. Any horse, COW, hog, dog, ca,, or
other animal that shall die within the limits
Of this town. and the carcass Of which shall
not be removed beyond the town limts, or
properly burisd. within twelve hours afser
death, shall be deemed nuisance.
No. 4. Every privy, commode, cesspool or
water closet, or any other receptacle whatso-
ever of human excrement within the town
limits which shall be found 10 an overflow.
ing, full or filthy condition, or In any other
state or condition which Is dangerous or
detrimental to the pablo hel lth, shall be
deemed nuisance.
Nos II any person Causes or permits to
remain on his premises within the Units OF
the town, any stlniing. foIl, defective or
hithy drain or manure pile, or offal, deal
animals or decayed vegetables or fruit, the
same shall be deemed q nuisance.
| Moe. Every act or thing done or made, per.
mitied, allowed or continued on any property,
public or privately any person or corporation,
their agents or servants. detrimental 10 health
or to the damage or injury OF any Of the in.
habitants Of this town. not herei nbefor, speci.
fed, shall b, deemed nuisance.
No. 7. Every nuisance hereinbefore men.
ticn'd. declared or defined, is hereby pro-
hibited, and in case Of neglect or refufa of
any person to remove or abate the sams after
notice In whiting has boon re rv,d by the
Ch.ei q Tolice, as hereinafter pre- scribed, IL 10