The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-05-24

RAISERS TO HAVE
POULTRY DISPLAY
A most successful and enjoyable
meeting was held by the poultry
raisers of Winnemucca in the Cham
Der Of Commerce rooms last even-
ing. About 30 poultrymen and
merchants were present from VIM
nemucca and Lovelock.
The poultry association enjoyed
a special chicken luncheon, and
music numbers were rendered by
Estelle Petronivich and Bernice Ros-
sier. Talks were made on poultry
by N. C. Eastman, DR.. Swexy and
Frank Fuss Of Lovelock, represent
ing the poultry growers. George
Carlson and Ted Thorson spoke on
the merchants view of the poultry
market and expressed heir desire
to pat.onize local producers. ]. W.
Wilson, county agent, brought out
several facts regarding the amoun.
Of eggs ad poultry shipped into Me-
vada.
Before the conclusion Of the
meeting the members present de-
cided to hold . poultry show in
Winnemucca some time during the
fall. From the members present
1t was learned that there are many
breeders Of pure-bred poultry In
Winnemucca, who have fowls equal
to some Of the best on the coast.
The possibility Of organizing q state
assocination was discussed and it Il
believed that such an organization
may be formed some time during
January at the annual state Farm
Bureau meeting.
ton during the last four years, he
believed such appointment was justi-
ied and correct. Councilman Minor
moved to confirm the appointment,
but failed to secure q second, where
upon Councilman Smith moved that
the matter be laid over and was
seconded by Councilman Loinaz.
Thus Smith and Loinax had their
way and the city b without an at
torney.
What will develop from this state
Of affairs Is hard to tell. The
appointive power Is in the hands
If Mayor Haviland and II he re-
fuses to name another appointee
the councilmen may insist that he
name someone for the place OF
temporarily surrender the mayors
chair to one Of the councilmen, SO
that another appointee might be
named. II this were wished upon
Councilman Minor he also would
| probably refuse to name anyone
else than Attorney Brandon. ant
I either Smith or Loinax took thu
hair and named their choice, botl
Mayor Haviland and Councilmaf
Minor would have . vote to vot,
aim down. Thus would be pro
,ided . perfect deadlock, which
might extend to many other mat
sers Of city business II Smith ant
Loinaz continue to vote together
and Minor continues to back up ths
mayor.
Bonds will be furnished by tn.
lew city officials ~ follows: CITY
..lerk, $4,000; chief Of police, IS,
900; night watchman, $1,000; coun
.ilmen, $1,000 each; mayor. $500.
Passage Of . "pure milk" ordi
nance, submitted by L. c. Dins
more. state pure food officer, fol
owing his survey Of this city Il
determine . possible source o,
typhoid infection, was up for action
but lacking the advice Of an ut
sorney the ordinance was permittet
% lie over.
L. G. Campbell and E. H. Gilman
appeared before the council as ,
committee from the Chamber O.
Commerce to request assistance il
The matter Of providing a waite
upply for Indians living in tn,
southern environs Of this city. The,
explained that the Indians are nov
Using water for household purpose
which collects in a pool created b.
/, broken water pipe. This, the,
:laimed, opened an avenue for pos
ible contagion, and they asked, il
he name Of the organization the,
represented, that the city pay TO
.,ipe to be used in creating a wate
connection readily available In "In
lian town." not only as . humani
tartan act but also to abate
,ource of danger to city health con
iitions. The Indians have agreed t
do the work Of digging q ditch i
which approximately 200 feet o
inch and one-half pipe will be laid q
an estimated cost Of $40 to tn
city. The councilmen agreed tina
the pipe should be laid and 9
ordered, with instructions that tn
department Of the interior. Unite
States government, be requested t
reimburse the city.
Utilization and methods Of stol
age Of waste oil from the Wester
Pacific roundhouse furnished topi
for discussion, resulting in Cit
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