Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-03-06
COMMISSIONERS
TRANSACT USUAL
MONTHLY BUSINESS

and Nj. J. King, Commissioners, pres
ent, with Clerk Mcleod and District
Attorney Campbell, and transacted
the following business:
Bill of Thos F. Hassett, Deputy
County Physician, rejected.
Bills of Truckee River General
Electric Co., for $3.40 for lights in
county Jail, was allowed for $40, as
no lights were used in the Justice
Court. The Clerk is authorized to no.
tify Yerington City Council that no
more bills for Justice Court will be
allowed.
Bill of J. w. Pierce salary as Justice
of the Peace of Smith Valley for SIS,
month of January. rejected,
Bill of Z. A. Blanchard, salary as
Justice for $50, was reduced to SIS.
Bill of Oliver Barrett, labor on road
was laid over. Bill of J. w. Sibole
was reduced So and allowed for $lS
Bill of Ed. Mollart for $4775 was
reduced to $4275.
Bill of Emerson Publishing Co. for
$3.50 was reduced to $l7520
n w. Willis and Jess Farris appear
ed before the Board in regard to es-
tablishing county road across the
north and south end of Joe Points
land entering protest against open
ing same.
Notice of shipment of livestock
filed by Sheriff.
Ordered that Thomas F. Carney be
appointed Constable of Smith Valley
Township, upon filing a bond in the
sum of $1,000 Said bond filed and
approved.
Joint bid for county printing for
remaining ten months in 1915 received
from Yerington Times and Mason
Valley News. Filed. opened, rejected.
A transfer from General Fund to
Officers Salary Fund of So87 62 and
from General Fund to District Judge
Salary Fund of S50ll5 was made
Chas G. Foster, of Simpson, ap
peared in regard to his claim against
+. w. Martin. of Artesia, stating that
the other creditors had not included
his account on said mortgage as
agreed to and given by said Martin
To creditors Account of c. G. Fos-
ter against F.. w. Martin filed. Mat
ter referred to District Attorney.
A petition containing 81 names of
residents and taxpayers of Mason Val
I Oh
up for public use road as stated in
petition Ordered that above road be
opened to public use, upon filing 4
deed OF said right of way to the
to be decided as a road. to put road in
condition ior travel.
A petition containing 20 names of
residents and taxpayers requesting
opening of certain roads filed by Gus
A. Williams. same order as above.
Budget for 1915 approved. County
rate fixed at $l.60.
Reports of Recorder. Clerk. Sher-
if and Jailor filed
Communication from ST. Mary's
Hospital of Reno, in regard to Do
rothy Riggs with receipt in full was
received.
A petition containing 7 names of
residents OF Central and Hot Springs
School Districts asking to segregate
certain portion of said Central School
District annexing to Hot Springs Dis
trict was received.
Ordered that Yerington Times be
awarded printing for month of March,
1915.
The matter of Daniel A. Mckay
fencing public highway in Smith
Valley was referred to the District
Attorney.
A petition from Fernley request
ing the opening of public road and
railroad crossing at Fernley was re-
ceived. The Clerk was ordered to
notify them that this would be taken
up when the Board visits that place.
Ordered that Commissioner District
No. be amended so as to read:
Beginning at Churchill Station and
running thence in northeasterly di-
rection along the southeast line of
District No to the Pray ranch and
on to the Churchill county line; thence
southeasterly along said Churchill
county line to the Mineral county line;
thence west and southwesterly to the
yelling Spring; thence in north
westerly direction following the apex
of the mountains dividing Mason and
Smith Valleys to a point where the
road leading from Mason Valley to
Dayton crosses Churchill Canyon
thence in a northeasterly direction to
Churchill Station, the place of begin
ming.
A resolution naccaI ntaStiuu n