Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-08-06
Dayton, New, Aug. !, 1910.

The honorable board of county COM
missioners of Lyon county, Nevada, met
this day with all members present and
transacted the following business:
Minutes of July 4th and 9th were read
and approved.
The list of bills were examined aud
allowed as follows.
The bill of the Comstock Tunnel Com
pany for Sll0 and also bill of ID. p.
Randall for slS5 were laid over until
next meeting.
II. A. Dyer presented a plat of a
townsite as an addition to the town of
Wabuska was duly considered by the
board; on motion it was ordered that
the Dyer addition to the town of Wa
buska be and the same is hereby con-
firmed and approved.
Monthly report of Clerk and Recorder
was read and ordered filed
petition from the taxpayers and
residents of Fernley praying for the
construction of a Jail builing at that
place was read. 1t was ordered that
the matter be laid over until the next
meeting in order that the Board may
secure price lists on steel cells, etc, for
same.
special school tax of twenty-five cents
(S025) on the 500 valuation in Canal
school district, il was ordered that the
same be laid over till next meeting
II was ordered that special school
tax levy OF twenty-five centa ts0.25) on
each 500 valuation upon all taxable
property in Silver City school district be
made as PRAYED for in their petition.
1t was ordered that a transfer OF
s469 20 be made from the general fund
to the district judges salary fund.
On the application of Miss Ola S.
Hills for an additional $50 per month
as assistant high school teacher it was
ordered that Miss Ola s. Hills be al
lowed sl20 per month as assistant high
school teacher for the school year OF
l9l0-ll
1t was ordered that J. J. Beatty be
appointed registry agent in and for
Morningstar election precinct.
On motion it was ordered that there
be purchased for the county high school
the following furniture: 20 chair desks.
20 desks without seats attached book
cases FIVE sections each. one tea her 5
desk, one teachers chair, 20 tablets
chairs, mirrors for cloak rooms.
On motion il was ordered that the
following named persons be appointed
as election boards in the respective cleo
ton precincts as follows:
Mound House-Paul Jones, James
Reagan and Carl Williamson, judges;
]. c. Conway and X. II. Oakley, clerks;
polling place, railroad passenger depot.
Silver City precinct-Peter Brown,
Jack Lester and l.. {. IIardwick, judges;
l.. II. Legris and James Lawson, clerks;
polling place, engine house.
Dayton-R. A. Cook, ID. w. Roberts
and Geo. p. Randall, judges; Ray ID.
Johnson and I. W. Mack, clerks; poll
ing place, dining room, Nevada hotel
Sutro-Pat Mcnamara, X. NJ. Cor
nish and Geo. Adams, judges; Syl Mo-
ran and Jacob Winnie, clerks; polling
place, Richards saloon building.
Ramsey--G. w. Spencer, II. A. Black
and H. 5. Williams, judges; IT, S.
Pohe and Dick Pledge, clerks; polling
place, Child Cole building.
Canal precinct-H. X. Melindy, Thos.
Nee and John Moe, judges; ]. A. Gal
breath and G. l.. Laughton, clerks; poll
ing place, school house.
Wabuska-John Young, Matt Penrose
and William Rallems, judges; j. NJ.
Feeney and John Farrell. Jr, clerks;
polling place, Feeney's building.
Mason Valley-J ID. Collins, G. +
Feiganspan and VIM. II. Myer, judges;
i. ]. Vicks and w. +. Powers, clerks;
polling place, justice court building.
Spragg precinct-H. o. Farrs, Henry
keema and Melville Pursel, judges;
l.. II. Wagner and A. II. Barlow. clerks;
polling place, justice court building.
Plummer precnct-E b. Plummer,
Chas. Perry and w. ID. Pursel, Judges;
q. w. Wilson and G. w Strosnider,
clerks; polling place, Barrett school
house
Buckskin a A. Ashland, Chas.
Hinds and ]. X. Phillips, judges; w. II.
Burton and Hardin ciarLs. ,>oii