The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1916-03-11
COMMISSIONER PROCEEDINGS
Board Passes the Rabies Exter-
mination Resolution and Makes
Tax Levy for 1916

the Board of County Commissioner
was held March s.. Present. Com.
missioners Otis Fulton, Edgar Sad.
Ter and j. M. Requa, the Clerk and
District Attorney.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
The Board and the Auditor counted
the money and securities in the
Treasury, consisting of gold, currency
and silver, and also a State warrant
amounting to $3,180.86. The Audi
tor objected to counting the above
named warrant for the reason that
the same is neither cash nor security.
1t has been moved and seconded
that the minutes of January 9Th be
amended to read that the Auditor
and Commissioners counted the
money in the Treasury and found the
same correct.
The several County officers re-
ports were read and ordered filed.
A communication was received
from j. E. Sexton, general manager
of the Eureka-Nevada Railway to
the effect that a change in the road
bed of the Eureka-N Nevada Railway
at Palisade was contemplated, and
whereas said roadbed will cross and
occupy a portion of the County high
way at Palisade. on motion made and
carried it was ordered that Commits
sioner Requa be authorized to ar
range for and supervise the recon
struction of said highway at this
point, and see that the same is left
in as good condition as before.
The application of Zumwalt & AL.
verez for a liquor license at Palisade
was granted.
Owing to the prevalence and dan.
ger of rabies, dogs running at large
unmuzzled in the County of Eureka
are declared to be a nuisance, and
it is ordered by the Board that the
Peace officers of said County kill any
and all dogs running at large anC
unmuzzled in said County. All muz.
zles to consist of good and substan.
tial wire.
A notice covering this matter was
ordered published in the Eureka
SENTINEL.
A communication was received
from F. A.. Fulkerson asking the
Board to refund to him the sum Of
500. which was paid to the County
at a tax sale in the year 1914 for
tract of land which had been for
feited to the State. 1t was ordered
that Mr.. Fulkerson be notified thai
there is no law allowing the Boarc
to refund this money.
1t was moved and seconded tina
the minutes of February 5 be amend
ed so as to read THAT the Boart
and the Auditor counted the none.
in the Treasury and found the SAM
to be $3.50 over and above tn
amount shown by the Auditors re
port"
Pursuant to the request of the Edu
cational Survey Commission, tn,
!, Board adopted a resolution more
definitely defining the boundaries o
the various school districts in Eurek'
County. The boundaries as defined
will be published in u next issue.
The Board submitted a Budget o
the estimated amount of money re
quired to maintain the County gen
eral and the various units of govern
ment of the County Of Eureka TO
the year ending December 81, 1916.
The following are the estimates
expenditures for Eureka County a
set forth in the Budget adopted b.
the Board of County Commissioner
at its meeting on March 5:
Administrative expense. $45, 1872.
Roads and bridges, $4,000.
Common schools. $751;
High school, $4,000.
Teachers pension, $158.