The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-02-16
Commissioners Proceedings
Febr. 9th. 1899.

ner, and Henry Mathews MEMBERS
HI. J.. Goodrich, clerk.
Thereafter the Board together
with the Treasurer proceeded to the
Auditors Office to open and consid-
er the bids submitted by different
parties for the surrendering Of certi-
fcates Of indsb.< 1ness against the
genera county fund of Lincoln Co.
Nevada, as advertised by the county
treasurer. On due consideration the
board ordered the following named
bids and amounts paid.
7. j. Osborne, $1970.50 a 20 cents.
A. s. Thompson, 6l6.20 ). 10 ;,
J. r. Hoag, 67.25 ), So !,
j. W. Edney, 1870 ;, 691 ;,
c. c. Ronnow, 64.60 ), So !,
Bids on redemption fund for tho
following amounts we're ordered paid
7. j. Osborne $1ll1.9O a 99b cents.
j. Eisenman s143l.79 a 100 cents.
The lowest bid to be paid first and
the other as far as the money, in
said fund, goes.
1t was ordered that the County
Treasurer be authorized to accept
taxes due for 1898, on property of
the following named persons, less
penalty and advertising thereon
d. Wertheimer, ID. NJ. Mickle, Dom
aid and Cumpbell, Kate A. Tramp
ton and Jno. Franks Jr. For the
reason that said tax money was sent
prior to, but arrived after it was due.
The salary bills for Jan. 1899 we're
read and approved. Reports of the
Officers for Jan. were filed, read and
approved.
Ordered that there be transferred
from tue general county fund, to the
salary fund, the sum of $4,000
The bids submitted for the county
printing for the year 1899 from Febr.
9th, 1899 to Febr. 9Th, 1900, n. p.
Dooley bid $50. per mo. G. j. Pettee
bid $25. per month. Thereupon the
hoard ordered that G. j. Pettee, hav-
ing the lowest bid, he be awarded
contract for the county printing, job
work excepted, for the year 1899
Said c. j. Pettee to give bond for
10000, said bond to be approved
by the Board.
Petition from citizens residing at
Panaca representing the Lincoln Co.
water and storage Co. asking privi-
lege of changing the road above Jas.
Delmue's house. Board ordered
that said company have the privilege
of changing the road as prayed for
in said petition. The said water and
storage company to build a good road
On petition from, citizens snd tax
payers of Panaca, asking that Joseph
Rice, be appointed Justice of the
Peace for said Panaca township.
Thereupon, the Board, ordered that
said Joseph Rice be appointed JUS
tice of the Peace, for said Panaca
township, upon said Joseph Rice
giving good and sufficient, bond,
in the sum of 10000 90, said bond to
be approved by the Board.
1t was osdered by the Board, that
o. q. Church be appointed as Road
Inspector of Rio Virgin road dis
trict No. 4.
1t was ordered that contract be
let for, ten cords, of good Cedar
wood, to be delivered at the Court
House. Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids, said bids to
be submitted, Febr. 18th at p. NJ.
to the Board.
The Board ordered that Mrs, Cum
mings, an INDECENT, be allowed the
sum of$20. for the month of Febr.
1899. 1t was ordered that there be
transferred from the general county
fund to the INDECENT fund, the sum
of $4,000
1t was ordered that there be trans
ferred from the general county fund,
to the Contingent fund, the sum of
10000.
The bond of j. R. Frazer, as JUS
tice OF the Peace of Deerlodge pre-
cinct, was filed and approved by the
Board. The "Sureties" on said
bond were, Joseph Cook and H. H.
Cooper.
Board adjourned to Febr. 18th 1899.
Adjourned meeting of Commits
sioners Febr. 18th, Jno. Simpson,
chairman and H. @. Goodrich, clerk
present,
Board met pursuant of adjournment
OF Febr. 9th, Board to consider bids
submitted for contract of ten cords
wood as per order of Board, the fol-
lowing bids were submitted and con-
sidered, Chas. Craw $500, F. R.
Donahue $3.50, H. Gillins4, %, A S.
Thompson 1920, j. A. Nesbitt 4.20,
JAS. Foster $500. A. S. Thompson
and Jas. Nesbitt's bids being the
same, it was ordered that A. S.
Thompson deliver five cords and j.
A. Nesbitt five cords.
Board adjourned to March 9th.