Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-10-08
PROCEEDINGS OF
COMMISSIONERS

At meeting of the Honorable Board
of County Commissioners held on the
3rd day of October, 1910, the following
business was transacted:
The bills were examined and allowed
for the month
reduced S915 and allowed for Sl5.S5; the
bill of the Comstock Tunnel Co. was re-
jected on the grounds that the same
was not itemized
1t was ordered that the Clerk of the
Board open the ballot boxes and take
from them the Primary Election re-
turns of the different precincts, that the
boxes may be used for the general
election.
On motion it was ordered that trans
fer of s4S1 95 be made from the general
fund to the officers salary fund.- also a
transfer of 81, 500 from the court house
fund to the general fund.
A resolution extending the sympathy
of the board and county officers to {. II.
Miller, District Attorney, upon the
death Of his beloved wife, was read and
ordered spread upon the minutes in
full, copy of same to be published in
the papers of the county.
Monthly reports of Clerk, Recorder
and Jailor were read and ordered filed.
Quarterly reports of Assessor, Sheriff,
and Justices of the Peace ]. A. Carter
and J. II. Rae and g. l.. Ambrose as
Constable were read and ordered filed
1t was ordered that the printing for
the month of October, 1910, be awarded
to the Mason Valley News.
1t was ordered that there be purchased
a double steel cell for use at Dayton.
A communication from l.. r. Ames
relative to the place for holding the gen
eral election was read, and it was ord
cred that chairs, table and stove be fur
nished in the courtroom in Wellington
to supply the needs of the board of
election.
Regarding the application of w II.
Burton and +. W. Mollert to purchase
certain property belonging to Lyon
County at Buckskin, it was ordered that
owing TO the absence of the District
Attorney that the matter be laid over
until next meeting.
The joint quarterly report of Auditor
and Treasurer showing the receipts and
disbursements and the balance on hand
for the quarter was read and ordered
filed.
The money in the hands of the
County Treasurer was, with the assist
ance OF the County Auditor, counted and
found to be correct, it agreeing with the
joint quarterly report of Auditor and
Treasurer, showing the amount on hand
to be $50, 1872 So.
The bonds of the several county and
township officers were examined, and no
change of sureties having taken place,
the same were approved
On motion IT was ordered that John
Gallivan be appointed Constable i'll and
for Spragg Township upon his taking
the oath of Office and filing a bond in
the sum of S2 900. 1t was ordered further
that T. Martin be authorized to APP
prove the said bond
The following boards of election were
then appointed for the general election
TO be held on November Sth, 1910:
Mound House-polling place, Passen-
ger Depot: Paul Jones, Judge; +. ].
Hotaling and c. +. Simpson, inspectors.
NJ +. Turnage and r. H. Oakley,
clerks.
Silver City-polling place Engine
House; Henry Lux, Judge; Paul Ben
netts and +. +. Drake, inspectors; ]. l..
Winnie and Edward Wakefield, clerks.
Dayton-polling place, Dining Room
Nevada Hotel: c. J. Orth, Judge; II. w.
Ely and o. A. Brooks, inspectors; Ar
thur Mack and w. j. Depoali, ballot
clerks.
Ramsey-polling place. Child, Cole
Building: G. w. Spencer, Judge; George
Waite and II. S. Williams inspectors;
John Goggins and +. l.. Tichnor, ballot
clerks.
Fernley-polling place, School House:
w. w, Coggswell, Judge; T. +. Dorsey
and Geo. Steele, inspectors w. A.
Hardy and Fred Malndy, ballot clerks.
Wabuska- polling place, Feeny store:
J. G. Young, Judge; Vim. Rallens and
Harry r. Warren inspectors; John Far