The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-03-06
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Matters of Importance Are Com
sidered by the Board

matters OF Importance are Soh-
sideped by the Board.
Tho Board Of County COMMISSIONERS
met in regular session on Monday last.
Present: Commissioners NJ c. Shall
lenbarger. Ira J Mcknight and y.
Heusser; also the Clerk and District
Attorney.
On motion 1912 was transferred from
the General to the INDECENT Fund, and
from the General To the Current Ex-
pense Fund $3.50
The list OF bills allowed IS published
officially in another column.
II was ordered that notices be pos
ted calling for bids for constructing a
good substantial bridge, twelve feet
wide by about fourteen feet long, across
hurry creek between the residences OF
John Weber and Frank Paul in the
town of Ely.
A petition from Cal Clayson and
others asking for the creation of a new
school district at Aurum was granted,
it appearing that there are eleven
children OF school age residing within
the boundaries prescribed. It was or
dered that the new district be known
as Muncy School District.
On motion Bert Brown was appoint
ed constable for Ely township, his bond
| being fixed as $1,000
| 1t having been represented TO the
| Board that John Anderson of Hamil-
ton who has been receiving aid from
the county as an INDECENT, is the own
err OF valuab BILE property and further is
| well able to maintain himself it was or
dered that the allowance of said An
| derson be revoked and that the Dis
trlct Attorney be- instructed TO bring
suit against him formoney received as
said indigent.
1t being pres ,nted to the BOARD that
J. II. Schaeffer is suffering from dis
ability and unable 10 do any labor il
was ordered that the sum of 500 be
contributed to aid in sending him
to Salt Lake City for medical treat
ment
In the matter of the refusal OF \. T.
Stearns, Deputy Superintendent OF
Schools, TO honor warrant for the
sum of s65 drawn in favor OF O. H.
Snow by tho trustees OF Lund district.
the same being for services as teacher
in the primary department Of the
school of that district, after the mat.
ter had been explained to the Board
by Allan Wakeling and his attorney,
Chas. A. Walker the following order
was made:
| To Neil Munro, County Snperinten-
dent of Public Instruction:
Ia The matter Of the refusal of Neil
Munro, by his deputy, A. I. Stearns,
to honor and allow certain warrant
to.wit. Warrant No. 40 drawn by the
school trustees of White River dis.
trict in favor OF o. II. Snow, teacher
In the primary grade in said district
said warrant being drawn for the sum
of s65 and for which said warrant, a
warrant for the amount OF IS was drawn
on the Auditor by the said Superinten.
dent. On presentation OF the matter
by Allan Wakeling and after due con.
sideration OF the law in the premises,
II is by unanimous vote of the full
Board OF County Commissioners, or
dered, that the said County Superin-
tendent OF Public Instruction draw his
warrant for tho full amount OF said
claim.
Bills No. 1908 and 1909 wore returned
by the Auditor endorsed, REJECTED in
Difference to the opinion OF District
Attorney herewith submitted. The
former refers to the amount of 800 al.
lowed to ]. 81. Schaefer, the District
Attorney holding that popular su b.
scription had been raised for said
Schaefer and 1t was his opinion that
the county's contribution was unnec-
cessary, and the second bill was for
supplies furnished to indigents by VIM.
Hayes. On motion the Auditor was
ordered to draw his warrants for the
full amount OF the bills.
Bills OF Chairman Mining & Electric
Company for lighting service during
November and December, which had
been reduced to allow for an apparent
shortage of service, we're taken up and
allowed at their face, it appearing that
tho proper reductions had been made
In the original bills.
Adjourned.