Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-01-09
OLD AND NEW BOARDS
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
TRANSACT BUSINESS

new Board on Monday will be found
published elsewhere in this issue
The bill of John Garavanta for
$84 so was allowed for $45.50, and the
bill of the Yerington Electric Co.
was reduced from $500 to $3675
George Deveraux, j. X. Phillips
and Ed Molart, of Artesia, appeared
before the Board regarding the open
ing of roads in Smith Valley and filed
a petition of the residents and tax
payers of that section requesting the
establishment and opening up Of roads
following the section lines as follows:
Beginning at Sec corner on the Ma
son Pass road that divides Secs. 20
IS. thence north one mile on Sec line
25-26, thence west one-half mile on
Sec. line 1924, to connect with above
named road, thence east one mile on
Sec line 2425, all in T. Is N, r.
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The annual report of Auditor, quart
erly report OF Auditor and Recorder,
monthly fee report of Recorder and
Clerk, monthly reports of Sheriff and
Jailor, and quarterly report Of Justice
of Peace of Wabuska, were received
and filed.
The following transfers of county
funds were made: General to Off
GERS Salary Fund. $6970l; General
Road to General Fund, $4,342 28;
General Road to Road District No.
| Fund, s., 200; General Road to Road
Distr ct No. ? Fund, $l,80O; General
Road to Road District No. 3 Fund,
$1,000
A check from Governor Oddie was
received for $40 40, being Lyon coun-
ty's portion OF Forest reserve receipts
for the year ending June, 80, 1914.
Communications were received from
Nevada Tax Commission regarding
date OF delinquent taxes, one from St.
Mary's Hospital at Reno, regarding
the little Riggs girl, and one from the
5. p. Agent at Fernley regarding lots
in that town for Jail purpose. Clerk
was instructed to notify said agent
that no lots would be purchased-that
they would have to be donated.
The money in the hands of the
County Treasurer was counted and
found TO agree with the report of the
Auditor and Treasurer-$43,4 1862
being the amount on hand.
The Board then adjourned sine die.
On Monday the new Board trans
acted the following business:
A. II. Barlow was elected Chair
man. The bonds of the several coun
ty and township officers were exam
ined and approved and their official
oaths filed.
The money in the treasury was
again counted and found to agree
with count OF old Board.
Chas. L. Perry and Pete Sarani ap-
peared before the Board in regard to
change of road near Perry ranch.
Saroni stated road was not completed.
Matter postponed until next meeting.
The following applications for liquor
licenses were filed: Paul Pieretti, NJ.
Quilici & Sons, A. A. Baroni, A. Pa
nelli. all of Dayton; Amos Penaluna,
J. A. Lawson, Silver City; Jas. Gige-
los, Ludwig; Reading Bros. W. ].
Sinclair, Wellington; J. M. Feeny,
c. NJ Coddington & Mckenzie, Wa
buska; G. A. Perry, W. G. Willis,
Fernley; Sam Butulia. Morningstar;
Carlo Digino, Mound House; Dan
Bagnashi, Mason; p +. Brady, Hud-
son; Geo. +. Butler. Mason. These
applications were granted and licenses
ordered issued.
A petition was received from Smith
Valley asking that Arnold Gaunder be
appointed Deputy Sheriff of that place
No action taken.
c. +. Leavitt filed application for
appointment as County Health Officer
and County Physician and was ap-
pointed.
'oi toi Nho TtPPpihANh jam
tor of the Court House with same sal
airy as before.
c. NJ Alum was continued as
Game Warden for the month of Jan,
w. w. Cogswell was by petition
appointed Justice of the Peace for
Fernley.
A map was received and filed from
Churchill county showing where the
County road had been changed near
Hazen and the Clerk was instructed to
write in regard to the condition of the
road before the acceptance of the
same.
A committee from the Taxpayers
Association. consisting of f. O. Stick
ney, Geo Plummer, G. w. Wilson,
Nj. X. Penrose, c. Hernleben, Is. fl.
ReymerS and others. aDpeared before