The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-02-10
COMMISSIONER PROCEEDINGS
Business Transacted Blythe Board
AT It's Regular Monthly
Meeting

the Board of County Commissioners
was held Monday, February 5. Pres
ent Commissioners Edgar Sadler, j.
M. Requa and r. j. Reid. the Clerk.
Auditor. District Attorney. and
Sheriff.
The first business taken up by the
Board was the counting of the money
in the County Treasury. This was
found to agree with the Auditors
balance.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing as read by the Clerk were ap.
proved.
Attorney C. A. Cantwell here re.
quested that when the Board finished
its regular business he would like tC
present two bonds of r. Mechanics
as County Clerk and Treasurer. now
on file in the Clerks office. These
bonds were then turned over to the
Board by the Clerk.
Edgar Gather, County Recorder
and Auditor. appeared and asked
that the Board determine if the Dis.
trict Judge should approve his bond
or if the Board should take such &C,
ton. This bond had previously beer
approved by District Judge Breen.
The District Attorney stated that il
there was any question as to who
should approve the Auditors bond,
it could do no harm for the Commits.
sioners to approve it. The Board
then approved the bond.
Mrs. Ida McKinnon presented ar
application and petition asking fol
the appointment of Justice of the
Peace of Palisade Township. The
Board decided to lay this matter over
until the next regular meeting.
A communication from the Neva.
da Railway Commission regarding
the placing of signs at all railroad
crossings was read and ordered
placed on file.
A communication received from
citizens of Beowawe asking that
George Shultes be appointed Con.
stable of that township was read and
placed on file.
A communication received from
a citizen of Palisade regarding liq.
uor licenses was turned over to
Sheriff Mackey.
Upon motion duly seconded the ap.
pointment of a Justice of the Peace
for Palisade township was laid over
for one month.
w. Van Wrinkle of Palisade was
granted a liquor license from Febru-
airy / to March 81, 1917.
E. S. Cobb presented a bond OF
$1,000 as Constable of Palisade town
ship and it was approved.
F. E. Leonard presented a bond
with the requisite number of sureties
for $1,000 for the Office of Justice OF
the Peace of Beowawe township. On
motion duly seconded this bond was
disapproved. for the reason that il
was not filed within the statutory
time. Upon further motion duly
seconded it was ordered that F. E.
Leonard be appointed Justice of the
Peace of Beowawe Township upon
his filing a bond in the sum of $1,000
within the next 80 days.
R. A. Laird appeared before the
Board and asked that all the interests
owned by Eureka County in the Cloud
mine, acquired by the non-payment
of taxes. be advertised for sale. The
Board ordered the property to be
advertised for sale.
Electric Light Company Bond Approved
The Eureka Electric Light Com
pany presented a bond in the sum of
$4,000 with Angelo Berolo and P.
Paroni as sureties that the company
will commence active construction in
Eureka of an electric light plant or
transmission lines within so days
from February 8. 1917. and shall
thereafter prosecute the construc-
ton thereof to completion with due
diligence. The Commissioners at
naatinn on Iannaru & GRANTED