Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-01-03
new BOARD OF
COMMISSIONERS
HOLD SESSION
COUNTY DADS ELECT G. A. HUM.
PHREY CHAIRMAN FOR THE
NEXT TWO YEARS

Yesterday morning the board of
county commissioners held it's first
meeting for the year 1911. When
the board convened 7. O'Connell
and c. A. Humphrey qualified as
long and short term commissioner
by taking the necessary oath of Of
tice Shortly afterward Mr.. Hum
phrey was elected chairman of the
board, filling the vacancy caused by
the expiration of the term of office
of Sam F. Lindsay.
The session was busy one for
all the county officers-elect were re-
quired to file their oaths of office
and bonds. During the day Robert
G. Pohl, county clerk; J. A. San
ders, district attorney; Frank P.
Mannix, county treasurer, Ed NAL
ley, sheriff and assessor; Charles
G. Smith, constable for Tonopah
township, appeared and qualified in
every way for the offices to which
they had been elected, as did the
following outside township officers
elect: J. Alexander, constable at
Round Mountain; p. H. McCrory,
justice of the peace at Round Noun
tain; J. II. Hendricks, justice of the
peace at Rhyolite; S. P. Santos,
constable at Manhattan; H. D. Hey
wood, justice of the peace at Man
mattan.
One of the first official actions of
De board following the selection OF
the chairman, was empowering
Constable Smith to appoint Arthur
Donahue as nightwatchman for the
town of Tonopah.
j. A. Sanders, whose bond was
placed at $4,000, gave the follow
ing securities: William M. Veith,
$2500; Joseph E. Connor, $2500.
Ed Malley,Cas sheriff. whose bond
is 100000, gave the following as
sureties: John G. Kirchen, $10,-
600; Edward Clifford, sr., $4,000;
Edward Clifford, ir., $4,000; Joseph
B. Nay, $4,000; H. A. McKim, $5,-
900; Charles F. Wittenberg, $10,-
600; Albert e. Fritsch, $1,000; R.
7. Harris, $4,000; Andy Service,
$4,000; w. S. Johnson, 100000; J..
S. McQuillan, $4,000.
Ed Malley, as assessor, gave the
following bond for $4,000: John
Gregovich, $4,000; Benz. Rotholtz,
$4,000; ]. w. Stewart, $4,000; John
A. INLAND $1,000; E. Mosley,
$1,000; F. G. Waterhouse, $4,000;
John Andrews, $1,000.
Frank P. Mannix, county treas
urer, gave the following bond for
100000: John G. Kirchen, $685.
600; Key Pittman, $4,000 R. IT.
Harris, $25,O0O; Edward, Clifford,
sr., $4,000; o. X. Reed, 10000;
Edward Clifford, ir., $4,000; Neil
NASLCdh1 PIU,UoOJ H. d. hSCu, PIu,-
000 Jos. E. Connor, $4,000; w. NJ
Veith, $4,000; A. Gaudette, $4,000;
Robt. L. Prouty, $4,000; H. E. Ep-
stine, $5000 Joseph B. Nay, $4,000;
Eugene Lock, $4,000; John Grego-
vich, $4,000; C. F. Wittenberg,
$4,000; Benz Rotholtz, $4,000; j..
w. Stewart, $4,000; F. G. Water
house, $4,000; A. G. Smith, $4,000;
w. V. Richardson, $4,000
Robert G. Pohl, county clerk,
gave the following bond for $1O,-
0O0:, w. W. Booth, $4,000; Benz
RotAoltz, $1,000; William Trabert
$4,000; R. G. Mayes, $1,000; Joseph
c. Piercy, $4,000; C. f. Wittenberg,
$4,000; G. r. Simons, $1,000; w. v.
Richardson, $1,000; J. S. McQuil-
Ian, $4,000.
Charles G. Smith, constable for
Tonopah township, gave the follow
A sureties for his $4,000 bond:
E"C. Piercy, $500; w. S. Johnson,
$1,000; w. w. Booth, $500; Robert
Mayes. $500.