The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-10-13
COMMISSIONER PROCEEDINGS
Business Transacted BY the Board
At Its Regular Monthly
Meeting

sA~ DOohu Il Oouuty
was held Friday, October 5. Present,
Commissioners Edgar Sadler, R. J..
Reid, W. S. Raine. the Clerk, Audi
tor and District Attorney.
The Board and the Auditor counted
the money in the Treasury and found
the same correct.
The minutes of the last meeting
were approved as read.
A list Of the bills passed is pub
lished in another column of to-day's
SENTINEL.
The reports of the several County
and Township officers were read, ex-
amined and ordered placed on file.
Upon application an engineers Ii
cense was ordered issued to the fol-
lowing named parties: R. Zadow.
James McVey. J.. D. Morrison.
The bill filed by M. P. Murphy. ad-
ministrator of the estate of j. M.
Requa, deceased, in the sum of SIS.
presented on September 5. 1917, and
allowed by the Board September 5.
1917, same to cover salary of j. M.
Requa, deceased, for the month of
April 1917. having been vetoed by
the Auditor for the sum of SIT. for
the reason that it was not a legal
charge. The Auditor having re-
turned the bill at the September
meeting. together with his veto
thereto attached, the said bill was
laid over to the October meeting. for
the reason that there was not a full
Board present at the September
meeting. Upon motion duly second
ed and carried by a unanimous vote,
it was ordered that the said bill of
M. P. Murphy. administrator of the
estate of j. M. Requa, deceased, be
and the same is allowed over the
Auditors veto, as provided by law.
With reference to the bill filed by
the First National Bank of Elko in
the sum of $3.50. for exchange on a
certain State school warrant which
they collected for the county. and
which was heretofore allowed by the
Board and vetoed by the Auditor, it
was ordered by the Board that the
District Attorney get an opinion
from the Attorney General as to the
validity of the bill; that is. whether
it is a just charge against the county.
the District Attorney of Eureka
County holding that it was a just
charge.
The Board granted the following
liquor licenses covering the period
from October l to December 81. 1917:
Eureka-Angelo Berolo. Empire
Saloon. B. Merialdo. Diamond Palace.
Dan Morrison. Tony Pollari, Ida
Wheeler. Ben Repetto. Jennie Leas.
Palisade-A. Merialdo. John Swan.
John Alvaro, w. Van Wrinkle. Ollie
Glenn, Ben Siri.
Union-G. w. Snider, r. L. Zum-
walt.
1t was ordered by the Board that
the Sheriff notify Jennie Leas. Rose
Fennel, and Ida Wheeler of Eureka.
Nevada. and Ollie Glenn and B. Sri
of Palisade. Nevada. that unless they
hereafter conduct their business
strictly according to law and without
disturbing the peace. that their Ii
censes to conduct a retail liquor busi-
ness will be revoked.
Whereas, The Eureka County
Board of Education has offered to
furnish to Eureka County a suitable
room, furniture. water, j%anitor hire.
fuel, and necessary supplies for the
Eureka County Normal School for
the coming school year for the sum
of $500, and whereas it is the opinion
of this Board that said proposition
should be accepted. it is ordered that
this Board enter into an agreement
with said County Board of Education
for said room. etc.. as aforesaid, and
the proposition above described is
hereby accepted.
On motion duly seconded it was
ordered that the tax issue for the
electric light fund be and the same