The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-12-10
COMMISSIONER PROCEEDINGS
Board Fixes Amounts Of County
Officials Bonds and Trans
acts Other Business

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Board OF County Commissioners was
held Monday. Dec. 8. Present, Com
missioners j. B. Bale, A. Fraser /;
also the Clerk and District Attorney.
The following business was transacted:
The Commissioners and the Auditor
counted the money in the Treasury and
found the same to agree with the County
Treasurer's statement.
A list OF the bills allowed by the
Board will be found published in an
other column.
The Board ordered that the sum of
$i4.25 be deducted and laid over from
the November bill Of the Justice of the
Peace Of Palisade. and that the sum of
$i5 be deducted and laid over from the
November bill Of the Constable Of Pail.
SADIE. Both of said amounts being on
three charges Of murder pending in
~vestigation by the District Attorney.
In a communication received by the
Board from A. r. Randolph of Palisade
regarding the recent typhoid epidemic
there. he says: "The citizens join with
me in thanking your Honorable Board
for the prompt action taken, and be-
lieve it was the mean Of checking a
further spread Of the trouble. All the
patients are ont except John Hooper,
who is doing nicely. John Gardells,
who was taken to the hospital at Og.
den, Utah. l understand, is in a very
critical condition. and his wife has
been called there"
When the foregoing communication
was read. one Of the Commission err
remarked that this was the first in
stance for some time where the Board
had been the recipients OF a compli-
meutary notice commencing it for its
actions. and the members Of the Board
were seriously considering the matter
of having the above communication en-.
crossed, framed and hung up in the
Clerks Office.
A communication was received from
Hon. Peter Breen calling the at
tention of the Board to the omission of
his name from each and all Of the tally
lists furnished the precincts boards Of
election in said county at the recent
election. and requesting an explanation
Of said omission.
Mr.. Skillman, who furnished the
supplies, appeared before the Board and
stated hat he had received a letter from
the printer who printed the names in
the tally lists. and that il was his (the
printer's) mistake, and he felt very
sorry that the mistake had happened.
The bids to loan money to the county
were opened with the following result:
The bid Of Joe Flynn at s per cent
per n u The bid Of ID. Morrison at
6 per cent ger annum. and in addition
such per cent as he might be required
to pay for taxes.
On motion duly seconded 1t was or
dered that the bid Of Joe Flynn be &C
cepted, and that ]. B. Bale, chairman
Of the Board. be authorized to enter
into a contract ON behalf of the county
with the said Joe Flynn, setting forth
the terms aud conditions of said loan.
1t was ordered that the following Of
noers elect respectively file their bonds
with the Clerk of this Board on or be-
fore the first Monday in January. 1911.
ia the following amounts;
Martin Mahoney. Sheriff ...... $4,000
I. J. McParliu, District Attorney $500
II. O. McTerney, Assessor. ...... 5000
Edgar Father, Recorder and
Auditor 5000
P. II. HUI. Public Administrator 1000
L. w. Cromer, Justice of the
Peace, Eureka Township. 1850
]. NJ Requa, Justice Of the Peace.
Palisade Township. .......... $500
S. @. Strattan, Justice Of the
Peace, Buckhorn Township. -. $500
John McKernan. Constable Eu-
reka Township. -. .......... l,0Oo
N. Hawkins, Constable Palisade
Township . 49,. 1000
PR. Keller. Constable Buckhorn
Toxnship 1000
1t was ordered that the bonds OF L. j.
McParlin, District Attorney, l.. w.
Cromer, Justice of the Peace OF Eureka
Township; ]. NJ. Requa, Justice OF the
Peace Of Palisade Township; 5. Q. STRAIT
tan, Justice Of the Peace OF
Township. be required to be given In
the sum of g, 500 each. This Is Tor the
~purpose of enabling their sureties TO
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