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Newspaper
Yerington Times
Location
Yerington, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1920
Page
3
District budget outlines receipts and expenditures for Berry School District No 22 in Lyon County for 1920 21. It shows cash on hand July 1 1920 464 and district tax and state apportionments totaling 3700.00 in receipts with specified expenditures including maintenance and teachers salaries and a surplus goal. Board members C E Hillbun C A Perry C E Kingsley E L Scott Geo F Keema oversee the figures with tax rate and valuation noted.
Wabuska School District No3 Lyon County presents estimated receipts and expenditures for the year July 1 1920 to June 30 1921 under state statutes. Cash on hand July 1 1920 total receipts and budgeted expenditures include teachers salaries and maintenance costs. President W M Penrose and Clerk J M Feeny sign the report.
Summary of district finances showing receipts and expenditures for Ludwig School District No 23 Lyon 9 Nevada 1917 statute. Includes totals for 1920 through June 30 1922 with listed balances and miscellaneous items. Names and places appear as district identified figures for public school funding and expenditures.
Fence merchants warn that woven wire fencing prices are expected to climb soon. Farmers and poultry operators are urged to place orders now to lock in current rates before the increase. Henry Krueger Holland Hotel Yerington.
In Lyon County Nevada district court a long list of defendants including unnamed parties challenge Plaintiff’s ownership of parcels near Dayton. The suit seeks a judicial decree that the Plaintiff owns the land and that all defendants have no right or lien on the property. The notice requires appearance within ten to twenty days and outlines tract details and exceptions including a public road and the Mill Ditch area.
The February warden's report shows total prison expenses of 5328.91 dollars. At month start 87 inmates were on hand. three were released and five received, a net gain of two. Daily average population was 88.4. Carson News.
Gardnerville resident Arendt Jenisett Jr. of Gardnerville gained control of the Compston property along with the Conway Twedy meadows and Sun shine ranches on the Copper Belt road. The deal includes about 1,000 acres in Mineral County Nevada and Mono County California with around 900 head of stock and farm equipment. Purchase price reportedly near $190,000. James Compston will manage operations this year before full supervision by the new owner, who plans to bring more land under cultivation in spring.
Last week the Cheung lease in the Masonic camp uncovered high grade ore worth about 900 to the ton, with other properties in the camp like Wittsburg Seretta New York and Jumped Up Joe showing promise. Hoisting and hauling arrangements to Minden and Sweetwater are being organized as more ore is expected and up to 150 workers may be employed by May.
Governor Emmet D Royle proclaims April 9, 1920 as Arbor Day and Bird Day in Nevada. Public schools statewide will observe with lessons on trees shrubs vines and birds and their role in civilization beauty and economy.
reports across Nevada detail a 700 ton sand and gravel pit project, a $150,000 county hospital start May 1, a new chemical plant in Winnemucca, increasing camp activities, multiple engine installations, spur railroad work, and widespread ore shipments. towns from Eureka to Tonopah to Reno announce expansions, plants, and infrastructure projects while immigration and farm labor trends tighten.
A new fire engine arrived in Minden last week and the volunteer fire department is receiving instruction from the accompanying demonstrator. Expected is a great reduction in fire losses and a lower fire insurance rate due to a well organized and equipped department.
A bill filed in the House by Congressman Evans of Nevada would exempt all gold and silver producing mines from income and excess profits tax. The measure is expected to gain support from Western lawmakers as W Goodman visited Reno during the week.
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