The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-04-03

the IL ulIu HQAttaA
Of Nevada, in and for the County OF
Eureka.
We, the Grand Jury. impaneled BY
your Honor on the 2Srd day Of March.
A. d.. 1909, have investigated all cases
submitted to Us by the District Attorney
and others, and having made q thorough
examination of the books Of all the
County officers, do now respectfully
submit this, our report:
In the case Of the State OF Nevada
against O. d. Long; charge. forgery
q true bill
The following Committee reports were
read, approved and adopted. to wit;
Committees on Books. Public Build
iues. Roads and Bridges. Public Morals,
| Fire and Water.
A vote of THANKS was rendered the
| Foreman and Secretary for the efficient
services rendered by them during the
session Of this Grand Jury.
On motion, duly seconded and carried.
il was ordered that the final report be
presented TO the Court, and that we ask
for our discharge.
A. W. CLAYTON. Foreman.
]. H. JURY. Secretary.
Pubic Buiidinss
To the Foreman of the Grand Jury:
We, your Committee on Public Build
inRs. : beg leave to submit. the
following report:
We find the Hospital clean and well
kept; we find the toilet at the Hospital
in bad shapeI.for want of repairs; 1t
needs q new back and the seats fixed.
and to degraded out behind.
We have examined the Court House
and Jail. We recommend that new
linoleum be bought for the County
T~reasurer's office; also a new chair for
the Judges bench.
We recommend that a new patent
water closet be put in aud con-
nected with the Jury Chamber.
We recommend that the Auditors
office needs q coat of kalsomine. as the
walls are smoked up badly which darken
the room.
We recommend that the plaster be
fixed over the water faucet in the
Assessors office.
We find the Office of the Justice OF
the Peace in the Court House kept
in very bad shape. and we recommend
that the Janitor of the Court House
clean said office. aud keep it clean.
We have examined the water closet
in the Court House yard and find it in
bad shape, and we recommend it be
moved from it's present place.
We have examined the County Jail
and find it in a filthy condition, owing
to the condition of..the water closet in
the Jail. and earnestly recommend that
a new patent water closet be put in.
| We also recommend that the ceiling in
the jail be re-plastered and kalsomined
and the place given a general cleaning.
We have examined the Eureka Public
| School and found the building very
much in need of repair. The roof leaks
in several places, which causes the
| plaster { drop from the ceilings on the
| second floor, the walls also being in poor
condition in the class rooms and halls.
| W. ga kho cli~oavo in poor condition
and some of the bricks liable to fall at
any time. and in their present condition
are dangerous to life and limb. We
recommend that the chimneys be fixed
as soon IS possible.
~ = s ss sssas''': Committee.
Fire and Water
To the Foreman of the Grand Jury
We, your Committee appointed on Fire
and Water. beg leave to report al
follows:
After having examined aud tested al
the fire plugs we find the same to be in
good working order. and ample wateI
for all fire protection.
We also find that all the carts and
bose are in good condition with one
exception-the cart next to the CourI
House we find is badly In need Of new
hose; that which is there now being sc
old and badly worn that it is of little
use for fire service. We therefore
recommend the Hon. Board of County
Commissioners to purchase 500 feet Of
new hose and place the same on said
hose cart for the better protection Of
the County's property.
GEORGE d. SHULTEs.)
]. O. JOHNSON, Committee.
d. e. NosTRosA,
Public Morals and Public Nuisances
To the Foreman of the Grand Jury
We, your Committee on Public Morals
and Public Nuisances. beg leave to sub
| NIT the following report:
1t was called TO our attention that
women were allowed to frequent
and solicit trade in the saloons at Pail.
SADIE. But upon investigation We found
the morals of Palisade in as good con.
dition as can possibly be expected under
existing circumstances. and we feel it
TO be our duty to commend Mr.. Hawkins
on his efficient work as Constable Of