Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-02-06
COUNTY DADS
HOLD A BUSY
TWO-DAY SESSION


torney and County Clerk The follow
ng business was transacted:
The regular list OF bills were ex-
amined and allowed.
The bill OF c. f. Kingsley for $40
was allowed for $l675.
The bill Of Oliver Barrett for 500
for labor on road, was laid over until
next meeting
The bill OF St. Mary's Hospital for
care OF little Riggs girl was reduced
SIS as tie county had guaranteed pay
for only four weeks in the hospital
1t was also ordered that no further
bills be allowed for the Riggs family
l.. w. Martin. OF Artesia. appeared
before the board asking for assist
ance on account OF sickness, and
agreed to give a contract for a deed
to his property near Artcsia This
matter was laid over until next meet
ing and it was ordered that Mr. Martin
be allowed $40 worth OF provisions for
the month OF February.
G.. NJ. Dcveraux, Il. W. Mollart and
] w Sebote appeared before the
Board in regard to a new road near
Artesia The matter was continued
To allow Commissioner Wedertz to go
over the proposed road and il was
ordered that appraisement be filed on
or before next meeting date.
The bonds OF ! w. Pierce, Justice
of the Peace OF Smith Valley. f. A.
Blanchard. Justice OF the Peace OF
Mason Valley were received and ap-
proved.
J. W. Carter OF Smith Valley. APP
peared before the Board in regard
To the high school at Smith and stated
that there were only three pupils at
tending the school. but that the teach
cr in the district school had too many
pupils for one teacher and suggested
that some OF the pupils should be
taught by the high school teacher,
and that the money raised for high
school purposes should be transferred
To- said high school fund.
Ii was ordered that S724 be trans
fcrred from General Fund to Officers
Salary Fund and 5000 from General
Fund 10 Smith Valley high school
fund.
As the money borrowed for High
School purposes had become exhaust
cd il was ordered that the Board give
the county notes TO the Lyon County
Bank and the Mason Valley Bank
each for the sum OF $2,675.
Ordered that the local INDECENT bills
he q. K'd by the County Physician
before being allowed
\ petition containing ~ names was
received and filed requesting the con
tinuance OF G. NJ. Alum as Game War
den during the months of February
and March. compensation to be fees
collected as fines for said time and 10
be appointed April |. 1915. 1t was
ordered that c. NJ. Alum be contin-
ued as Game Warden on the above
basis, exclusive of the sale of licenses,
until April |. 1915.
The monthly reports OF Recorder,
Clerk. Sherff, Jailor and quarterly re-
port OF V. S Graffam, ]. OF p. OF Ma,
son. were received and filed
\ petition containing 52 names was
received from residents of Ludwig
asking for the appointment of 7. +.
O'Bricn As deputy Sheriff for that
place The same was ordered filed but
no action was taken.
An application was received from Il.
T. Carney asking for the appointment
OF Constable OF Smith Valley in the
event OF an appointment being made.
1t was ordered that the office of
Deputy Sheriff at Wellington be dis
continued on the first of March next.
A communication was received from
Geo. II. Plummcr protesting against
the closing of the wagon road near the
Perry ranch.
Ordered that the District Attorney
proceed to collect from Mr. Riggs
the amount the county had expended
for his family.
\ communication was reeeied from
M. i. Hovey of Wellington request
ing to be segregated from Central
School District and annexed to Well
ngton School District
Estimate of maintenance for Dis
trict No, ? High School. at Dayton,
was received and filed
\ communication from +. c. Stan
nard x CO.. relating to road machine,
was received and filed
a communication was received from
A. c. Lewis. Of Fernley. in regard
to making certain changes in the pub
lie highways near Fernley, Same was
ordered filed. a communication from
T. X. Williams. OF Wadsworth, was