Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-08-10


Canal
Inspectors F. w. McCulloch, c. f.
Graves. II. B. Pratt.
Clerks Mrs. Edna Hardey, Mrs
S. B. Pray.
August 8, 1918.
On motion duly made it was order
ed that the Janitor's salary at the
Court Tousc be raised from $500 to
$500 aer month until further orders.
The following funds were ordered
/ transferred at the request OF the au
ditor;
| $7l5.S0 from General fund to Officers
Salary.
5000 from general Road fund to gen.
Bridge fund
$1,000 to Silver City school,
1t was ordered that the Sheriff be
authorized to appoint deputy sher-
if for the primary election in all pre-
/ cincts where there is not a regularly
appointed deputy sheriff.
| Proceedings Of the Liquor Board.
Two communications were rcceiv-
ed from f. w. Guernsey, Thompson,
New. with regard to the conducting OF
! certain saloons between Thompson
and Wabuska. Mr.. Guernsey appear
ed before the Board and testified.
| tTestimony was also received from
Neil Mcleod and Robert Alworth
with regard to the places of business
owned by Ruth King. Louis Pagura,
Mike Morsel and Shirley Graham.
Angelo Pappas and Mrs. Pappas APP
peared and made complaint against
Bell Miller's place. Further testimo-
ny was given by Mrs. Axle e'Gelmstedt.
Mrs. George keyes and Bell Miller.
4 motion duly made that the liquor
licenses of Ruth King, Louis Pagura,
Mike Morsel. Shirley Graham and
Bell Miller be revoked and a state
ment by the sheriff that each OF the
above named persons had been per
sonally notified of the hearing. was
unanimously carried and the sheriff
was ordered to notify the parties
forthwith. !.
ProcyNaings of Equalization Board.
The following parties appeared be-
fore the Board regarding a reduction
of assessment: Pat Gallagher. c. NJ
Alum. Mrs G.. T.. Leavitt. G. w.
Wilson. Pete Hanson. A. w. Gander,
+. O. Worster. J. o. Parker. NJ. Del
.lonica. NJ. Sorani,
Geo. w. Wilson was reduced 65 head
sof cattle S2470.
A. w. Gander was reduced 200 head
of sheep as raised on July 81. 1918.
$500. also S2I00 on cultivated land
b. O.. Wooster was reduced S446O
on land.
c. NJ Alum was reduced $3.50 as
raised on July 81, by the Board.
Letter OF protest from ID. Z. Ran
dali asking for reduction on $40
acres OF arabic land from $40 to 50
was received Request refused for the
reason that $40 per acre is the amount
assessed on that class OF land in the
county.
The following raises were added;
II. II. Steck, Chevrolet car, S3N: I'd.
Tanner. White, 1916, Sl4Ss: F. 5. Lam
berson. Chalmers. $l233: +, NJ Burner
Dodge, S43l. Mrs. Lettie Shelton.
House and Lots. $3.50. Hupmobile.
$685., total. S26lS.
Jas. Mckay. increase 6S acres
meadow land to End class cultivated.
S227s.
| 1t was ordered that the order made
BY the Board on July 80 concerning
lands of William Cargo be vacated
| and a total reduction OF SlOSO was
made.
| II was ordered that Sorani and
Howard be reduced $3.50 from former
raise by Board on July 80. Total as
sessment of $33&3 on the property.
| Ii was ordered that Henry Guild
be reduced the raise of $S05 made on
July %.
Ordered that X. J. Martin be reduc-
ed on the assessment 500 due to
overcharge in 1917.
| 1t was ordered that Mrs. J. ). Tay-
lor be placed on the assessment roll
Dipper Lode Mining Claim, Pat. 4So.
200. $780,
| 1t was ordered that affidavit OF Ia
Dor on the Pacific Portland Cement
Co. Con. mining claim Pat. 472S4 by
+. w. Erlin be filed.
! Board recessed until Monday Aug.
II, 1918