The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-05
Commissioners Proceedings

sion; present John Simpson, chair
man, E. d. Turner and Henry
Mathews, members, f. r. McNamee
District Attorney.
The Board repaired to the Office
of the Co. Auditor and opened the
bids submitted to the Treasurer for
redemption of certificates of indebt-
edness against the General County
Fund. Four bids were found to
have been filed viz: H. Hartung,
$500 at 10 on the dollar; H. Il.
Prudential $3.50 at Ear; T. j.
Osborne s279.75 and $l4l. 80 at .95
on the dollar.
The bid at 10 was ordered paid
and the remaining bids were reject
ed and the Treasurer was orderd to
re-adveitise.
To provide for the payment of
lumber with which to construct the
proposed hume across the creek at
Rose Valley, the County Treasurer
was ordered to pay Thos. Benson
the sum of s85 90; to deposit vouch-
er therefor, and repay the same after
receipt of taxes for this year
The routine work of approving
Officers monthly reports and con-
sidering the Auditors statement of
the funds was gone over and the
Auditor and Treasurer were ordered
to transfer the sum of $4,000 to the
Officers Salary Fund from the Cen
eral Fund.
On the payment of IS .95, Mrs. G.
Fret was permitted to redeem Lots
No. 4, 5 and 6 in Block No. % OH
Meadow Valley st. Phoebe, and the
Co. Treasurer was 30 notified, same
having been heretofore sold for de-
hnquent taxes and bought in by the
county.
This being the end of the fiscal
quarter year, the funds in the Coun-
ty treasury were counted as required
by law and were found to agree with
the official statement submitted.
No outside matters were present
ed for consideration and the Board
adjourned until Monday November
9th.
DIR. Boyd, is in town. Look after
the health of your teeth.
Bristol keeps up a steady ship
ment of high grade copper ore.
w. S. Godbe, President of the
Phoebe Con. M. & R. Co., is expect
ed here this week to look over COM
pany affairs.
Phoebe is said to be so quiet that
coyotes parade the main streets in
day light. Tuscarora Times Review.
They must be two legged coyotes
Good weather for housekeeping
In putting up your stoves see that
the pipe and joints are all right and
take no chances on fire.
L. j. Osborne has been appointed
agent for the Phoebe Con. NJ. & r.
Co and of the Water Co. here. Thu
properties of the Company will b.
: put in order to insure their preser
walton and better use and for pro
: lection against cold weather.
Ii we can report half as man,
mining sales hereabouts within tn
next so days, as we have recorded
visits of mining experts in the pas
/. so, the country will have the prom
0 Use of being on the eve of boom.
Jerry Leahigh, brother of Mrs
; j. d. Campbell, arrived on Satur
day evenings stage from Libby
Montana. He spent few day
visiting old acquaintance here AM
y departed for Ely this morning t
/ visit his mother Mrs. s. G.. Tucker
a On Monday afternoon at Panacs
l. Joe, the six year old son of JOSEF
i. Ronnow, was kicked in the face b
"a horse. The animal was being le
J. to water when the child struck hiI
n from behind. DIR. Campbell wa
hastily summoned and found tn
n boys face badly lacerated but n
bones broken and with the loss of
!, few teeth he promises to COME GU
u all right.
= Jack Barlogi, who has been visit
ing in Switzerland writes that h
will be- back here this month. JAG
signs himself as "The retired COZ
puncher of Lincoln County," but b
!. will probably get right back int
that line of business again. Loui
. Fogliani and wife accompany hil
o and they, together with Andy Del
: niue will run the old Swiss Bo
ranch in Spring Valley hereafter.