White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-22
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as 1t Is in other sections where the
open ditch makes access to the prop
erty difficult. City Engineer Millard
suggested that the matter be laid
over for a few days. during which
time the work as now contemplated
by the city will be finished. and he
said that he inclined To the belief
that when the work was completed
it would be found satisfactory 20 the
property owners. To this Mr.. Zurich
agreed when it was understood that
bridges will he constructed leading
to the property owned By those max
ing complaint and that the objection
entered by his clients should be on
sidered 4 matter of record To be
thoroughly thrasl1ed out If tho conn
pleted improvement should not be
found entirely satisfactory.
Counsellor 4. c. Eddy appeared at
the meeting in behalf of two clients.
He first took up the matter of per
sonal injury suffered by Mrs. Curric
when she injured her foot by falling
where a gutter plate was broken near
The high school building shortly after,
the food during the summer. Coun-
sellor Eddy insisted Ihat some def
mite answer be given as to whether
the city authorities desired TO adjust
the matter with his client without
court proceedings, and said that un-
less such definite answer was forth
coming in five days court proceedings
would be instituted. Councilman
West took the position chat the mat
ter was one which Should be thor
ougIIly gone into in executive session
with the mayor, members OF the city
council and city attorney all present.
This course was decided upon, with
the understanding hat an answer
would be given Counsellor Eddy by
the city authorities within the five.
day period.
In the matter of the revocation of
the jitney license of Bit Baldas. Mr.
Eddy said he felt the license should
be renewed. Councilman West said
that i'm such matters where the revo-
cation of a license might result in a
serious financial loss he thought ac-
tion should not be taken hastily, but
notice should be given and the party
advised as to the proposed action by
the council. In the case of Bill Dial
das. he said, an automobile of consid-
cradle value was involved. but he
wanted 10 60 on record as supporting
the mayor and and again suggested
that II was a question to be taken up
In executive session. and that course
was decided upon.
The activities of the traffic officer
were discussed at some length. and
while all seemed to agree that sor the
safety of the public the ordinance
with relation to the operation OF au-
tomobiles should be enforced. the
methods to- be employed In it's proper
enforcement were open to discussion
II was decided to let the matter rest
in Its present condEon until the newt
meeting Of the council. Mayor Gal
lagher indicated that he had In mind
some policy which might be adopted
wherein the county commissioners
and city officials might cooperate and
enforce the automobile regulations
from the mines to McGill. All agreed
that there are many violations of a
serious nature and that these viola
lions exist outside the city limits to
q greater degree than they do within.
An adjournment was then taken
untiI the next regular meeting.