Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-01-09
COMM. ssloNeR's PROCEEDINGS.


Tern were sworn in.
On motion of h. j Gordon an,
seconded by FC. Lee, A. S. Thomp
son was elected chairman.
The bond of Jas. A Nesbit, Clerl
4 Treasurer for $35, 900 with G.. Z
Fetterlnan, Geo. Nesbitt and Jas
Nesbitt as sureties was approved
and accepted.
The bond of Walter Reeder ar
Public Administrator for $4,000 with
Geo Fet,srman and L. v Werthei-
mer as sureties was approved and
accepted.
The bond of Herman Hartung as
Justice of the Peace for Phoebe
Township for $1,000, with Geo.
Nesbitt and Jas. Nesbitt as sureties
was approved and accepted.
The bond of Russ Scott as Con-
stable of Delamar Township for
$1,000, with John Shier and Geo.
Nesbitt as sureties was approved and
accepted
lhe>bond of John f. Roeder as
Assessor for $4,000 with John Roeder
Jos Delmue and I. j. Osborne as
sureties was approved and accepted.
The bond of Sarah Wedge as
County School Superintendent for
$1,000 with W. l.. Newman and N. j.
Wadsworth as sureties was approx
ed and accepted.
The bond Of BENZ. Sanders as
District Attorney for $4,000 with Jos
Cook and Jos Delmue as sureties
was approved and accepted.
The bond of Geo. Coke as Justice
of the Peace of Delamar for $1,000
with John Shier and 6. @. Fetter-
man as sureties was approved and
accepted.
The bond Louis Stern as Justice
of the Peace of Hiko Township for
$1,000 with A. w. Geer and Jos.
Frenchy as sureties was approved
and accepted.
The resignation of f. R. McNamee
as District Attorney to take effect on
Jan 1st 1903 was accepted.
An order was made establishing
school district to be known as Red
Rock School district in Meadow
Valley Wash, with boundaries as
follows. Commencing at point
one mile north of the old Hardy
house and running thence easterly
two miles, thence northerly seven
miles to point three-fourths of
mile north of the Bamberger Power
Plant, thence westerly four miles to
point on the westerly side of M. V.
Wash, thence southerly seven miles
to point two miles west of M. V.
Wash, thence two miles easterly to
the place of beginning, and the
boundaries of Bullionville and Cot
tonwood school district were made
to confirm with the above change.
The bond of Henry Lee, County
Recorder and Auditor for the sum
of $4,000 with A. o. Lee, G. P. Ron
now, Phil Mathews and Henry
Eilers was approved and accepted.
The reports of the various officers
for the month and also Quarter end
ing Dec 31st 1902 were approved
and filed.
A petition from the residents of
Delamar asking the appointment of
Josh Alphin as Road Inspector of
that district was granted.
A petition from the residents of
Mesquite and Bunkerville asking
that the boundaries of Bunkerville
township as asked for be granted
was acted upon and the petition
granted.
John Harland was appointed Road
Supervisor for Searchlight Road
District upon petition from the re-
sidents OF that district asking for the
same.
The Assessor was allowed the
sum Of 5000 for deputy for the
year 1908.
The bill of G. W. Morgan for
$35. as Deputy Sheriff coming up
from Searchlight was cut down to
$3.50, as he came up on business
of his own.
The bill of j. G. Dexter as Deputy
Sheriff was cut down from $5 per
day to "a. per day in the case of
State VS. Williams.
There was ordered transferred
from the General County to the In
digent $3.50. and 1888. to the Salary
fund.
The Clerk was order to notify Mrs
McGuffie that after the 18th of this
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