The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-05-08
GRAND JuRY's REPORT.
Recommendatio That Indians
Be Kept Out OF Town at Night.

Recommendation That Indians
Be Kept Out OF Town at Night.
We have found and presented one
true bill for the crime Of burglary and
two true bills for the crime OF selling
whisky to Indians.
It is the opinion OF the Grand Jury
that the practice of Indians, both male
and female, frequeating tho towns OF
this County after the shades OF night
appear, is not conclusive to either good
morals or good order, That they are
children 10 mind II Lot In years. That
the sheriff and his deputies, with the
consent and approval Of the honorable
Board OF County Commissioners, should
ring a curfew bell every evening at a
uniform hour, warning all Indians to
their camps outside the town limits,
said limits to be fiyed by the sheriff.
That said order be enforced from the
ringing of the curfew bell until sunrise
the following morning.
The reports of the several committees
appointed are herewith presented, duly
marked and made part of this report.
We desire to render our thanks to
the Honorable Court and to all the
County officers for the very courteous
manner In whioh they have assisted US
during the time we have been In ses-
sion.
All OF which is respectfully submit
ted. q.
Foreman.
To the Honorable II. A. Comins, FORE
man Of the Grand Jury:
We, your Committee on Roads.
Bridges and Public Buildings, recon-
mend that the County Commissioners
of White Pine county:
l. Instruct the Chairman Mining
and Electric Co, to bridge, or In some
manner Ak, the mud hole below the
Court House, SO that people can pass
without difficulty.
2 That the Commissioners award
10 the lowest bidder contract for one
coat Of paint on both Court Honse and
! Ill at earliest convenience.
/ 3. That breakage in the plaster be-
hind the stove in the Recorders office
hc fixed, and that the chimneys OF the
Court House he raised at least one foot
as soon as posstbi0.
4. That the roads Of the county,
which are found to be In very poor
condition throug hout, should be put In
repair as soon as funds will permit,
Commissioners using their discretion as
To which need fixing first.
We fiud buildings, both outside and
in, In frst-class condition, with the ex-
ception OF things mentioned above.
John L. Smithson,
]. H. Eager,
! X. G Davis,
Otis l.. Terry,
P. M. Baker,
| Louis Lani
Thomas D. Watkins.
To the Honorable n A. Comlns,
foreman of the Grand Jury:
We. your Committee on Sherifi's and
Clerks offices. have examined the
hooks thereof and fad them kept In a
businesslike manner.
That the Sherff's books show county
licenses TO have been promptly collect
ed and transmitted to the Treasurer.
John Berry,
Chas. Minoletti,
K. c. Davis.
To the Honorable H. A. Comins, FORE
man OF the Grand Jury:
We your committee appointed to In
vestigate the affairs OF the County
Treasurer and Assessors Office report
that we have counted the money and
vouchers In the hands OF the County
Treasurer and find the same to corre-
spond with the amount that should be
there according to the books OF the
County Auditor.
James B. Orr,
S. c. Jessen,
s. r. McLsughlin,
To the Honorable H.lA. Comins, FORE
man Of the Grand Jury:
We your committee appointed to in-
vestigate the books OF the District At
torney and ex-otficio Superintendent
of Schools Office find his accounts kept
IN a systematic manner, and, as far as
our limited time allowed examination,
we find them correct.
Geo. S. Robson,
| J. B. Mathewson,
Otis L. Terry.
To the Honorable Fl. A. Comins,
foreman of the Grand Jury:
We, the undersigned Committee ap-
pointed to investigate the County Re.
corder and Auditors office, have ex-
amined the same and report that We
find the affairs of the office properly
conducted.
Allen Wakeling,
Louis Lani,
Geo. D. Kallenberger.
Visit OF a Mining Man.