District school budget estimates 1919 1920 to 1921
District school budget outlines expenditures and surplus goals for fiscal years ending June 30 1920 and June 30 1921 with figures including 900.00 1 875.00 and overall budget requirement details.
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Newspaper
Yerington Times
Location
Yerington, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1920
Page
3
District school budget outlines expenditures and surplus goals for fiscal years ending June 30 1920 and June 30 1921 with figures including 900.00 1 875.00 and overall budget requirement details.
Summary of estimated receipts and expenditures for Mason School District No 18 Lyon County for the school year July 1 1920 to June 30 1921 with figures for state and county apportionments other receipts total receipts school maintenance teachers salaries surplus and total budget requirements dated at Wabuska Nevada March 5 1920.
Estimated Receipts and Expenditures of Ludwig School District No 23 Lyon County for the school year 1920 1931 as provided in statute list cash on hand July 3 1920 other receipts 1919 to June 30 1920 surplus desired total budget requirements special district taxes required estimated valuation district taxable property 158902.00 required rate for special district tax R Chapman president Roland N Gibson clerk
Local notice warns that woven wire fencing prices are expected to increase soon. It advises customers to place orders now to take advantage of current favorable rates, mentioning sheep hog and chicken fencing needs and referencing Pencinn mee Holland at Hotel Yerington.
A sale of the Pittsburg Liberty group to A G Cook and associates for 32500 was announced by P J Conway. First payment 25 percent due March 1, with further installments of 10000 each. Conway, a noted Rennehan, acquired the property via bankruptcy proceedings for creditors. Conway leads Valley View Mining Company, formed by creditors.
More than 5,000,000 eggs moved from California production centers, notably Petaluma, to Eastern markets via rail. Twenty carloads passed as manifest fast freights on Monday, with a fourteen carload train sent east earlier. This marks the first time California eggs have been shipped in such large quantities, driven by favorable market conditions for large producers in the East.
Burning out of several electric transformers at the Como Consolidated mines has forced a temporary shutdown for repairs. Mill enlargements are under way and much development work continues. Other Como properties resume operation, restoring Dayton as a busy Lyon county commercial center with the dredge project above Day ton and renewed activity in the district.
Governor Boyle issues a proclamation fixing April 6 as Arbor Day and Bird Day urging public school services and unity of effort to plant trees and preserve bird life. He plans a Western Consumer's Week letter for April 5 and asks residents to support home products and industries during the week.
Washoe County commissioners plan a new highway along the west side of Washoe Lake. State Engineer Cottrell estimates construction at 370000 dollars with government contributions totaling 281.17. The road will be 21 feet wide with cement 15 feet wide and six inches thick, spanning 101.2 miles.
Reno wins the state high school basketball tournament held in Reno this week after a hard contest. Reno and Etko defeated all comers and met in the final, Reno securing the victory by a close score.
For year ending December 31 1919 debit December 31 1918 cash on hand assessments collected during 1919 amount received from other dues balance on hand December 31 191% notice for bids City of Yerington Nevada to issue bonds for general improvement purposes sealed bids invited up to March 22 1920 for forty thousand dollars general improvement bonds two maturities April 1 1920 and 1920 with redemption options 15 and 30 year terms interest payable by United States money
The City of Yerington announces sale of its bonds at or above face value. The City Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Bids should be addressed to the undersigned and marked bids for the burning of Yerington City Bonds. Dated March 5 1920. First publication March 10 1920. Last publication March 17 1920. KH Wantrady secretary.
City council adopts an ordinance to issue forty thousand dollars in General Improvement Negotiable Coupon Bonds for streets sewer water system upgrades wells pumps water mains fire hydrants and a new City Hall and fire station. Bonds total eighty units of five hundred dollars dated 1920 with 6 percent interest, payable semiannually, funded by a property tax levy.
Public notice items include an April 1920 bond issue for the City of Yerington Nevada with details on bond forms, coupons, and intended expenditures for streets, sewers, water system, and a City Hall and Fire Station. Also appears: March 1920 land office notice for William Taylor Homestead claim in Carson City and an 1919 insurance annual statement for New Zealand Insurance Co. and Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society.
Notice states the Walker River Irrigation District Board will audit each tract and subdivision to determine benefits from proposed works and a bond issue of 918,000. They will meet March 23, 1920, at the Webster Office Building in Yerington Nevada to hear evidence, maps, and surveys. Failure to appear denies later contest unless excused by court. Also includes a separate Lyon County Nevada summons in 1920 for property disputes in Dayton.
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