Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-06-07
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Business Transacted at Meeting Held
on Monday of This Week.

| The Board OF County Commission
ers met in Yerington Monday, pres
ent full Board. and trasacted the fol
lowing business:
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
The usual number of bills were ex-
amned and allowed.
H. Pilkington, O. IL. Some and G..
f. West. Trustees of School District
| No. 9. appeared before the Board i'll
relation to the enlarging of School
District No 9. and filed petition ask
ing that the district be made to en-
brace considerable more territory to
the east of the present district. The
Commissioners ordered that the dis
trict be enlarged as prayed for.
The bill of ID. p Randall for S96.5G
and the bill of the T. r. G. (. Co. for
$1735 were laid over until the next
meeting.
ID. p. Randall appeared before the
Board in regard to the new law which
raises license on saloon-keepers. 1t
was ordered that petitions Tor SAID
licenses be printed for distribution to
said saloon keepers.
Commissioner Turner was authoriz-
ed to have the road between the Hud-
son Station and the Hudson bridge re-
paired.
1t was ordered that Commissioner
King have the steel cell in the Quilici
building at DAYTON removed and
placed in the old engine building. and
make such necessary repairs as need
ed to make of said building branch
county Jail.
!. l.. Vest, representing the Mason
Valley Telegraph and Telephone Co
appeared before the Board in regard
to petitions heretofore filed praying TO-
a franchise for right of way to build
line The petitions and plat that were
heretofore ordered to be fled were
filed at this meeting
Ordered that Commissioner Barlow
have sidewalk constructed in front OF
Court House.
Communication. etc. in regard to
new school district at Fernley were
laid over until next meeting.
A resolution from the Trustees OF
Fcrnley School District asking for a
special levy of Is cents on each Sl0O
valuation was received and filed and
the matter laid over until the next
meeting
c. H. Miller. l. G. Squres and others
appeared before the Board in regard
to road petition asking for a change
in the road near the Perry ranch. Mat
ter laid over
The monthly reports of the Record
er. Clerk. Sheriff and the quarterly re
| port of j. w. Carter. J. OF p. of Smith
! Valley were received and filed.
1t was ordered that $6oS.SS be trans
/ IL .ra,,arnl ft,,1 tn off
/ GERS salary fund. S507 81 from general
fund to District Judges salary fund
In regard to the new liquor license
law it was ordered that the District
! Attorney transmit to all liquor deal
ers of the county blank petitions a.
provided by law with instructions re
! garding the same These petitions to
| be presented to Commissioners at next
meeting, This new law makes it nee
essary to apply for licenses to the
Commissioners instead of the Sheriff
NJ r. Penrose. J. c. Snyder. W. II
Frazee. H. J. Long and B. H. Reymers
were appointed DELEGATES to the
Fourth Annual Convention of the In
ter Mountain Good Roads Association
to be held in Boise, Idaho. June 10
II and y. 1913
A communication from A. G. Wilds
in regard to county paying salary for
services as peace officer at Fernley
was read and filed
1t was ordered that II. F.. Hilvgus
Game Warden. appoint deputies in
Smith Valley and DAYTON at a salary
of $25 per month Clarence Beaman
was appointed in Smith Valley and
Tohn Hancock in Dayton
~
county the closed season on sageher
was extended for 50 DAYS. or until
Tulv Is
The Board then adjourned to meet
July 7, 1918
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