Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-05-05
COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS

At tie regular meeting of the
board on April 3. the bills Of Peter
Holm, road supervisor of Mound
Valley, and the bill of Churchill
county for transient stock were
ordered laid over instead of being
rejected as published.
The bill of Dave Marquardson
for serving warrants as constable
of Jarbidge was ordered rejected.
The comfy treasurer was
authorized to send s2435.sl to the
state treasurer TO apply on judges
salary.
The board formally accepted the
court house and jail buildings
from Sellman Bros. subject to
agreement signed by them to sub
init building to the archilect'c aP-
proval.
DIR. Colby was appointed health
officer for Jarbdge without cIm-
pensation.
Bill of Geo. Arthur for Carlin
Town government was ordered
laid over on account Of no money in
fund.
The following official bonds were
examined, approved and ordered
fled and recorded as follows:
Henry s. Bohne. road supervisor,
Ruby valley; j. F. Baker. road
supervisor. North Fork; Peter
Holm. road supervisor, Huntington:
]. NJ. Prunty, Justice of the PeaSe,
Mardls; r. NJ. Woodward, road
supervisor, Jack Greek:
The reports Of the following
county officers were examined and
approved.
John McCombs constable. Wells;
Chas. B. Happier. constable,
Carlin; Fred c. Voight, county
clerk; j. c. Harris sheriff. state
ment, fees etc; j. c. Harris.
license collector; j. c. Harris
horse shipped; INDEPENDENT affidavit
OF pub. Curfew ordinances; r. E.
Rockwell. court house and Jail: j.
M. McMullen. county j~ailcr: W.
= Graafborsa co,pE,, ra,,.I,r. VI
G.Greathnuse, county auditof;C. F.
Williams and M. H. Miller
certificate and oath in the matter
of county funds: Dave MarIuard-
son, constable, Jarbidge; J. NJ.
Taber. hospital steward; n. D.
Miller. Justice of the peace. Tusca-
rora. The reports of ccroners
inquests on bodies of George
Angle at Montello and John Harvey
at Wells were examined nd APP
proved.
Robt. Hesson was appointed, as
expert accountant to examine the
records of the county Officials.
The petition of citizens of Rabbit
creek school district praying that
boundaries be established was
granted.
A petition of the same ma ire as
above from Lamoille school d strict
was also granted 'also cha nge in
boundaries of Pleasant Valley
school district was ordered granted.
Upon requset of Dist Supt G..
z. Anderson the school districts
of Little Lake and Fort Ri dis
tricts abolished 'and the school
property Of Fort Ruby dist let be
sold to trustees of Franklin school
district for nominal sum.
Petition of citizens of NJ ntain
City praying for change il road;
petition from Halleck anG North
Ruby to change roads were uliered
granted providing the new roads
III put in good shape and meet
with approval of commi liners
before old r Dads are abolisl d.
On petition f. b. Stricklr al was
appointed road supervisor ( the
Bryan Road district.
No claim for attendance on
indigents will be allowed in the
future unless such attenCerce is
authorized by the board.
On petition of citizens o! Wells.
the boundaries Of the Wells school
district were changed and d.fned
in accordance with said pt ion.
In accordance with the order
and authorization of March :, 1911,
of the state hoard Of revenue
authorizing the county commits
sioners 90 borrow the 81 nj Of $50,
600. the hoard orrg we'd $4,000