The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-03-04
GRAND JURY SUB
MITS final REPORT

The grand jury completed the work
of its first session of the the year Sat
urday evening, and at $40 O'Clock
submitted the following to Judge
Ducker as its final report:
"To the Sixth Judicial District
Court of the State of Nevada, in and
for the county of Humboldt:
1--WE, the grand jury for said coun-
ty, duly impaneled and sworn, at this
our first session for the year 1913,
have inquired into the following
named matters in addition to the
cases reported in our two partial re-
ports made to you at this session, and
now report as follows to-wit:
eve report that we file herewith a
secret report to be placed upon the
secret files.
State of Nevada VS.. Albert How
ard; charge, grand larceny; true bill.
State of Nevada VS.. Alexander
Dickson; charge, grand larceny; a
true bill.
'It has been brought to the atten-
tion of this grand jury that high ex-
plosives have been kept in a place
known as the powder house, which is
near the old cemetery, which is dan
gerous to the community and contrary
to law, and we recommend that the
commissioners notify the owners that
high explosives of any kind must not
be kept in this building.
Complaint has been made TO this
grand jury that some saloons and re-
sorts within the county are being con-
Quoted in disorderly manner, and we
recommend that the county commits
sioners request all peace officers with
in the county to present them prompt
ly with evidence so that steps may be
taken to revoke the licenses of any
saloons or resorts that are being run
in disorderly manner. Complaints
have been made that minors havc
been frequenting saloons, poolrooms
and houses in the restricted district.
and that intoxicants have been sold
to minors in such places, and we now
recommend to the county commission
ers and the city peace officers that
they take immediate steps to notify
all parties concerned that the fire.
qnenting of the places mentioned by
minors must be stopped, and we fur
ther recommend that the county COM
missioners revoke the license of any
place found guilty of permitting min
ors to frequent such a place, or of
selling or giving intoxieants to a
minor
"The following named committees
were appointed, but have not yet
made their reports, and the reports
of the respective committees will be
submitted at our next session:
"Roads and Bridges. r. Guth-
rie D. Pascal. II. Z. Gerdeman. f. L.
Dutertre, L. S. Young, T. j. Defen-
haugh, John Holmstrom.
"Countv Buildings-Phil Blume, A.
Ruckteschler, J. ID. Corbeil, Peter Or
gan.
"County Affairs and Officers
Anker, C. L. Tobin, Tom p Ebert, w.
r. Chadwick
eve further report to the Court
that we have some unfinished business
in the committees concerning which
further reports will he made at our
next session.
"We have received and considered
the report of j. A. Lipman, the coun-
ty accountant for Humboldt county.
appointed to examine the books and
accounts of all county and township
officers of the county for the six
months ending December 81, 1912, and
recommend that the county commits
sioners be requested to have this re-
port published in full in a newspaper
of the county having general circula-
tion.
"We recommend that the county
commissioners take action to see that
any parties having any occasion to
dig up any street, alley or highway
within this county be compelled to re-
store the same to proper condition.
"We recommend that officers work
ing prisoners on the county roads be
instructed to work all prisoners.
Respectfully submitted this 1st
day of March. A. d. 1918.
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