The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-11-24

petlOOH NhH PhOoDhtON AAOm
Searchlight for tie appointment of
Justice OF the peace, and the forma-
ton Of township there. AS any
person now appointed would serve
only until tn end OF this year, action
on the petition was deferred until
the January meeting, so that the APP.
pointment made would hold for two
years.
Under the present road district
law, several towns, or precincts may
be embraced within the boundaries
of one road district. This being the
case with Deerlodge, Ursine, and
Spring Valley H. IL. Cooper was
appointed for Deerlodge. b. f.
Moscher for Spring Valley and II.
Hammond for Ursine, to look after
the disbursement of money on the
roads in their precincts.
John Ryson was appointed Con-
stable for Deerlodge township and
required to qualify by the December
meeting by filing the usual bond of
$1,000. 90.
On petition the sum of $25 90 was
allowed for road repairs between the
vagas ranch and Muddy Valley.
Officers reports were approved
and the following list of claims al
lowed against the county. in addition
to the usual salary bills towit
E. r. Phillips 5000, Local Messen-
ger $92., N. P. Dooley $10.50,$ 22.50,
1892, j. P. Bosh 90, Phil Beck 90
H. Welland $40. $11. IS S. 1912
j. P. Lavell $40, Bob Rourk $685.,
Andy Service $40, Dave Service $26.
70, J. b. Woods $25., VIM. Adair
$1I 40, A. Carlisle Il Co. 1926. j. II.
Hoag $40. 105, T. j. Osborne 263.60
292., o. r.. Chalfant 3d., w. q. Bar
ney TO-, Geo G. Fetterman 3.75, A.
j. MCGOWAN 25., H. Bennett 8.75,
Louis Stern 9.75, j. p. Conway 16.
1850, Mrs. McGuffie IT,, Chas A.
Thompson 80 !, A. s. Thompson 4.50,
James Rice 25., O. II. Chalfant 49,,
H. Gillens $50, T. j, Jones 7.81
$3.50, L. j Harris 3.04, Nephi
johnson S.75, Harry Gentry "a SO,
John vietti 90, j. b. Hugs 90, s.
A. Bunker H., W. H. Clark g., John
Purtscher $500, j Alphin 49,, p.
Quartara 81, Robert Burgers a.,
A. Millett 31.60, Geg Wee 1926,
John Herman l:50, j. H. Averett g.,
Horace Holt g., H. B. Mills 6.85,
o. G. Church s., s. Hollenger g.,
G. d. Bunch s.. ), Geo. X. Riding 49,.
John Ryson g., Walt Reeder A., Gus
Yardo g., Il. j. Mcdowell 101 rs,
H. L. Freudenthal 1926. Des. Tel.
Co. 1856, Elmer Middleton 2.75 %.
L. j. Harris 25., Jake johnson 49,,
j. n. Brown 90, Geo. Wright $50.
VIM. Hammond 40, j. p. Wright
B., s. Huntsman s., Nephi Johnson
T., A. j. Barnum g., Myron Scott g.,
F.W. Dickle g., John Ewing s.,
Russ Scott g., d. a. Dee TO-, VIM.
Metcalf g., VIM. Dryer TO-, A. X.
Ishmael5., VIII, Clark g.
100000 was ordered transferred
from the General, to the Officers
Srlary fund.
The Board then proceeded to can
vass the vote for tho state and county
officers cast on the 9Th. inst. and
from the returns, ordered certificates
of election issued to the following
named persons:
W. j. Dooley, Assembly,. john
son, Sheriff. H. j Goodrich, Clerk;
H. f. Prudential, Assessor; f. r.,
McNamee, District Attorney; j A.
Nesbitt, Treasurer; III. w. Turner,
Recorder; W. d. Prewett, Surveyor;
Walter Reeder, Public Administra-
tor; &c. d. Turner, Long Term Com
missioner; Henry Mathews, Short
Term Commissioner.
Pioche---H. Hartung, justice OF
the peace; John Ewing constable.
DeLainar--J r. Hoag, }. p, Russ
Scott, constable.
| Panaca--Joseph Ronnow j. p
| e. Edwards, constable.
Bunkerville-Myron Abbot, j. p
A. j. Barnum, constable.
Hike Louis Storms, j. p; y. p
Wright, constable.
, The Board thcn adjourned to Dec
9th 1898.
The schools have been allowed to-
morrow az an extra holiday. They
will not reopen until Monday.
Taxes are coming in slowly. Only
400 out of 1900 have paid SO far.
Taxes become delinquent ON Decem-
! Der 9th.