The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-08-06
COMMISSIONER PROCEEDINGS
Officers and Polling Places for the
Coming Primary Election are
Selected by the Board

The regular monthly meeting Of he
/ Board of County Commissioners was
held Monday, August 1. Present, Com
m~issioners ]. B. Bale. A. Fraser.
w, II. Sweeney; also the Clerk and
District Attorney. The following BUSH
ness was transacted:
The Commissioners and the Auditor
counted the money in the Treasury and
found the same to agree with the County
Treasurer's statement.
A list of the bills allowed by the
Board will be found published in an
other column.
TIE Board ordered that Sheriff M.
Mahoney be authorized to appoint a
taller for the branch Jail at Bnckhorn
at a salary not to exceed $50 per mouth.
and that the Sheriff be notified of the
Boards action.
Application having been made to the
Board for the establishment of a new
school district at Pinto Station, and
that the required number of school
| children residing in that district are
sufficient to establish such school, ii
was so ordered, to be known as the
Pinto school district.
The Board ordered hat s. @. Siratton
be granted two weeks further time to
| file his new bond.
1t was ordered that the following
polling places be established and the
following inspectors and clerks of cleo
ton appointed for the Primary election
to be held on Tuesday September 8,
1910:
Eureka precinct No. Polling place
Masonic and /. o. o. f. Hall. Inspec-
tors Abe Laird, Adams johnson, Will
Swick. Clerks Angus Gibson. j. B.
Rebaleati.
Ruby Hill precinct No. 2-Polling
place Miners Union Hall. Inspectors
N. Barlow. John G.. Kitchen, h. Nor
they. clerks John McNaughton. James
II. Jury.
Garrison mine precinct No. 3-Poll'
ing place ~company's office. Inspectors
Ben Goodhue, Jack Scott, Ed Waltz.
Clerks M. ]. Hough, w. J. Shultes.
Beowawe precinct No. POLLING
place Beowawe Mercantile Company's
store. Inspectors T. r. Weber, A. b
Phillips. O. Montgomery. Clerks F. E
Leonard, ]. NJ. Higgins.
Palisade precinct No. 5-Polling place
Branch County Jail. Inspectors ]. D.
Murphy, @. w. Pratt. John Swan.
Clerks James Raine, W.P. Jones.
Mineral Hill precinct No. 6-Poliins
place Joe Travelli's house. Inspector
Joe Flynn. Amos Plummer, Paul Fer
rari. Clerks T. A. Allen. John Had
dow.
Diamond Valley precinct No. Poll
ing place Dibtle's house. Inspector,
A. O. Dibble Will Porch, William
Walker. Clerks r. d. Bailey. Ejgal
Sadler.
Alpha precinct No. S-Polling plac'
Clayton's house. Inspectors g. w
Leighton. Charles Boyle, Pete Oarletti
Clerks Frank Winzell, Bernard Damele
Prospect precinct No. 9-Polliug plact
school house. Inspectors A. Borgna
Ed Bergman, M. Hartnett. Clerk
George Flavin. G. NJ. Dull.
Buckhorn precinct No. 10-Pollint
place Justice OF the Peace Office. In
spectors D. F. Mccarthy. J. J. Jordan
@. B. Tregaskis. Clerks @. N. Gallece
Dan Johns.
On motion the Board ordered that
Camp Lynn Precinct No. IL be abolish
ed, there not being the requisite nun
Der Of electors permanently residing
there to entitle it to an election pre-
cinct.
The Board adjourned to August 90.
County Board of Education Meets
The Board Of County Commissioner
met as q Board of Education August 1
and took the following action:
1t was moved, seconded and carried
that R. Mechanics, CLERK of this Board
be authorised on behalf of this Board
in conjunction with the School Trustees
Of Eureka School district to enter into 8
contract for the employment Of George
H. Coverdale as Principal Of the Eurekf
, County HighSchool and of the Eureka diI
; trict school for the period of 10 months
from the commencement of the schoo
term in September, 1910, at a salary OF
$l65 per month. the Eureka County High
Schools proportion of said sum not
to exceed $135.
1t was moved, seconded and ordered
that A. T. Taylor be appointed Assistant
Principal Of the Eureka County High
School for a term of 10 months, begin.
ming on the first Monday in September,
1910, at a salary of si10 per month.
and that the Clerk of the Board is
authorized to enter into a contract with