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LINCOLN COUNTY SINCE 1870 THE WEEK OF APRIL 21, 2017 Vol. 147, No. 33 75¢ NEWS Bookmobiles on federal chopping block | Page 3 SPORTS Late rally results in win for Panthers | Page 5 PIOCHE Dave Maxwell Courthouse department heads met this week with Sheriff Kerry Lee to talk about additional security plans for the building. They plan to meet again in May to review what ideas have been developed. Courthouse security reviews addressed by department heads By Dave Maxwell Courthouse security in Pioche was again a topic of discussion this week. Sheriff Kerry Lee met with courthouse department heads Tuesday morning to review the draft of a plan that Plan- ning and Building Director Cory Lytle and Emer- gency Management Coordinator Rick Stever had created. “We just talked about different options, noth- ing major. Some about lockdown procedures and what we could do regarding ideas from the dif- ferent department heads,” Lee said. “Maybe new door locks and different security systems avail- able that we could examine.” It was decided that each of the department heads at the courthouse will have a different area to research to try to come up with some good ideas to improve security, now and for the future, to take to the county commissioners. Lee said most all the important security ques- tions have been addressed with the exception of lockdown. “We will develop that, too, and have it added to the procedure manual and make sure everybody has a copy of that.” Improving security at the courthouse stems pri- marily from an incident March 13 this year, when two armed people, who had escaped custody in White Pine County, were reported heading south in Lincoln County. At the time, Lee called for a lockdown at the courthouse and Pioche Elemen- tary. He explained, “I was concerned that since the couple was headed toward Pioche, if we had not been able to intercept them (which was done), they might have gone into town, crashed their car or fled on foot to anywhere, the courthouse, the school, or a public building, and we could end up with a barricaded or hostage situation. Those are some of the bigger buildings in town, and they could get into them easily. That’s where groups of people gather and a bad situation could then turn worse. That was my reasoning,” he said. Later in May, the department heads will meet again with Lee to see what ideas and possible re- sources they have found. CARSON CITY County reps treated ‘rudely’ at state committee meeting By Dave Maxwell Commissioner Varlin Higbee reported at the county com- mission meeting April 17 that he and Lincoln County Wa- ter District General Manager Wade Poulsen attended a hear- ing recently of the state Natural Resource Committee in Carson City and were not treated with much respect there. The two were attending the hearing to voice opposition to the 704,000 acre Basin and Range National Monument signed into law in 2015 by Pres- ident Obama. Higbee said the treatment they received at the special hearing was akin to being treated “like bastard stepchil- dren, to say the least.” They had wanted to present the opinion that the monument is a detriment to the county’s fu- ture economy, in part, because over a 1000-acre feet of water on the monument will not be available for use by the Lincoln County Water District. Poulsen noted to committee members that if the same crite- ria had been applied in the Las Vegas Valley at the turn of the 20th Century that whole area wouldn’t even exist now. Higbee said, “That didn’t sit well with Assemblywoman Leslie Cohen (D-Henderson), who had stepped in for chair- woman Heidi Swank (D-Las Vegas), to officiate the hear- ing. Higbee said he tried to explain that Lincoln County is a natu- ral resource dependent county. “We depend on our natural re- sources to drive our tax base.” He said the federal government did something similar in 1996 to Garfield and Kane Counties in Utah with the Grand Stair- case-Escalante National Monu- ment. “It took away the logging and mining industry and just wiped out the school districts in those counties.” He noted one particular school in the in- volved area dropped from 300 students to 60, “with the only thing left being government employees and their families.” The Grand Staircase protects 1,800,461 acres of land in south- ern Utah. Higbee said he got about 90 seconds into his presentation and was cut off by Cohen, being told his time was up. However, he said it seemed that anyone who was in favor of the reso- lution being passed was given nearly an unlimited amount of time to make a presentation. “I wasn’t given a chance to ad- dress all the misinformation that was being presented,” he said. Poulsen said he was also dis- turbed by the fact that the Nat- ural Resources Committee “did not really want to hear from someone who did not agree with their position.” He said he believed the people in favor of the resolution and all the positive comments were given nearly six times as much time to speak as he and Higbee were. “I have never in my life seen legislators treat each other with less respect than I have with the controlling party in the legisla- ture up there.” Higbee further told commis- sioners, “Later, when I was brought back to answer a few more questions, twice I was cut off in mid-sentence, and again told my time was up. Even a committee person asking the question was cut off by Assem- blywoman Cohen. Wouldn’t even allow the question to be asked.” Higbee said the hearing was “for the purpose of passing a resolution giving full support to the Basin and Range Mon- ument, and how wonderful the Antiquities Act is.” He did not know if the resolution was passed. The Antiquities Act of 1906, gives the President of the United States the authority to, by presidential proclamation, create national monuments from federal lands to protect significant natural, cultural or scientific features. Higbee said when the hear- ing was over, he and Poulsen were approached by four or five other veteran legislators including Sen. Pete Goicoechia of Eureka, who expressed sur- prise at the abusive treatment given them. Also, Jeff Fontaine, the state executive director of the Ne- vada Association of Counties, and long time lobbyist at the capital, told Higbee personally, “I’ve never seen a public official be abused so bad in my life.” County commission chair Paul Donohue said he thought the commissioners would write a letter of protest to the Natural Resources Committee for their actions. “In the words of Peter Pan, ‘Bad form.’” We’ll write a letter expressing our sadness at the fact that we can’t come to a meeting at the state offices and present an idea and opin- ion without it being ridiculed. We expect to be heard, not rid- iculed. If you disagree with us, disagree, you don’t have to be rude.” “We expect to be heard, not ridiculed. If you disagree with us, disagree, you don’t have to be rude.” PAUL DONOHUE LINCOLN COUNTY COMMISSION CHAIRMAN COMMUNITY Pahranagat Valley student named state FFA president By Sarah Judd The FFA State Convention in Reno was on March 21 to 25. The local chapters in the area did well in a several categories. Laetitia Ray of Pahrana- gat Valley became the 2017-18 FFA State president. Ray was selected along with five other individuals by the State Nomi- nating Committee. She recently expressed her feelings about running. “I thought I needed to grow by becoming a state officer. I struggled with the decision, but I knew it would be an opportu- nity that would shape my char- acter. I realize it will be a hard year, and it seems scary, but I am ready for the opportunity to grow and jump out of my com- fort zone.” As a state FFA officer, Ray will be expected to travel thou- sands of miles during the next 12 months, representing the State FFA Association. Officers spend many hours preparing workshops, attending meet- ings and corresponding with members and advisors. They receive training from the State and National FFA that helps them develop leadership and presentation skills. Also at the convention, Lin- coln County FFA placed sev- enth as a team in Agricultural Mechanics. Pahranagat Valley FFA placed fifth and seventh as a team in Best Informed Green- hands. Lincoln County FFA placed fifth as a team in Farm and Agribusiness Manage- ment. Margaret Rasmussen of Pahranagat Valley placed first in Floriculture. Ray of placed fourth and Kate Hatch of Pahranagat Valley placed Courtesy photo Laetitia Ray of Pahranagat Valley is the 2017-18 FFA State president. > See RAY, Page 12

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lincoln county since 1870

the week of april 21, 2017

Vol. 147, No. 33

75¢

News

Bookmobiles on federal chopping block | Page 3sports

Late rally results in win for Panthers | Page 5

pioche

Dave MaxwellCourthouse department heads met this week with Sheriff Kerry Lee to talk about additional security plans for the building. They plan to meet again in May to review what ideas have been developed.

Courthouse security reviews addressed by department headsBy Dave Maxwell

Courthouse security in Pioche was again a topic of discussion this week. Sheriff Kerry Lee met with courthouse department heads Tuesday morning to review the draft of a plan that Plan-ning and Building Director Cory Lytle and Emer-gency Management Coordinator Rick Stever had created.

“We just talked about different options, noth-ing major. Some about lockdown procedures and what we could do regarding ideas from the dif-ferent department heads,” Lee said. “Maybe new door locks and different security systems avail-able that we could examine.”

It was decided that each of the department heads at the courthouse will have a different area to research to try to come up with some good ideas to improve security, now and for the future, to take to the county commissioners.

Lee said most all the important security ques-tions have been addressed with the exception of lockdown. “We will develop that, too, and have

it added to the procedure manual and make sure everybody has a copy of that.”

Improving security at the courthouse stems pri-marily from an incident March 13 this year, when two armed people, who had escaped custody in White Pine County, were reported heading south in Lincoln County. At the time, Lee called for a lockdown at the courthouse and Pioche Elemen-tary.

He explained, “I was concerned that since the couple was headed toward Pioche, if we had not been able to intercept them (which was done), they might have gone into town, crashed their car or fled on foot to anywhere, the courthouse, the school, or a public building, and we could end up with a barricaded or hostage situation. Those are some of the bigger buildings in town, and they could get into them easily. That’s where groups of people gather and a bad situation could then turn worse. That was my reasoning,” he said.

Later in May, the department heads will meet again with Lee to see what ideas and possible re-sources they have found.

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County reps treated ‘rudely’ at state committee meetingBy Dave Maxwell

Commissioner Varlin Higbee reported at the county com-mission meeting April 17 that he and Lincoln County Wa-ter District General Manager Wade Poulsen attended a hear-ing recently of the state Natural Resource Committee in Carson City and were not treated with much respect there.

The two were attending the hearing to voice opposition to the 704,000 acre Basin and Range National Monument signed into law in 2015 by Pres-ident Obama.

Higbee said the treatment they received at the special hearing was akin to being treated “like bastard stepchil-dren, to say the least.”

They had wanted to present the opinion that the monument is a detriment to the county’s fu-ture economy, in part, because over a 1000-acre feet of water on the monument will not be available for use by the Lincoln County Water District.

Poulsen noted to committee members that if the same crite-ria had been applied in the Las Vegas Valley at the turn of the 20th Century that whole area wouldn’t even exist now.

Higbee said, “That didn’t sit well with Assemblywoman Leslie Cohen (D-Henderson), who had stepped in for chair-woman Heidi Swank (D-Las Vegas), to officiate the hear-ing.

Higbee said he tried to explain that Lincoln County is a natu-ral resource dependent county. “We depend on our natural re-sources to drive our tax base.” He said the federal government did something similar in 1996 to Garfield and Kane Counties in Utah with the Grand Stair-case-Escalante National Monu-ment. “It took away the logging and mining industry and just wiped out the school districts in those counties.” He noted one particular school in the in-volved area dropped from 300 students to 60, “with the only thing left being government employees and their families.” The Grand Staircase protects 1,800,461 acres of land in south-ern Utah.

Higbee said he got about 90 seconds into his presentation and was cut off by Cohen, being told his time was up. However, he said it seemed that anyone who was in favor of the reso-lution being passed was given nearly an unlimited amount of time to make a presentation. “I wasn’t given a chance to ad-dress all the misinformation that was being presented,” he said.

Poulsen said he was also dis-turbed by the fact that the Nat-ural Resources Committee “did

not really want to hear from someone who did not agree with their position.” He said he believed the people in favor of the resolution and all the positive comments were given nearly six times as much time to speak as he and Higbee were. “I have never in my life seen legislators treat each other with less respect than I have with the controlling party in the legisla-ture up there.”

Higbee further told commis-sioners, “Later, when I was brought back to answer a few more questions, twice I was cut off in mid-sentence, and again told my time was up. Even a committee person asking the question was cut off by Assem-blywoman Cohen. Wouldn’t even allow the question to be asked.”

Higbee said the hearing was “for the purpose of passing a resolution giving full support to the Basin and Range Mon-ument, and how wonderful the Antiquities Act is.” He did not know if the resolution was passed.

The Antiquities Act of 1906, gives the President of the United States the authority to, by presidential proclamation, create national monuments from federal lands to protect significant natural, cultural or scientific features.

Higbee said when the hear-ing was over, he and Poulsen were approached by four or five other veteran legislators including Sen. Pete Goicoechia of Eureka, who expressed sur-prise at the abusive treatment given them.

Also, Jeff Fontaine, the state executive director of the Ne-vada Association of Counties, and long time lobbyist at the capital, told Higbee personally, “I’ve never seen a public official be abused so bad in my life.”

County commission chair Paul Donohue said he thought the commissioners would write a letter of protest to the Natural Resources Committee for their actions. “In the words of Peter Pan, ‘Bad form.’” We’ll write a letter expressing our sadness at the fact that we can’t come to a meeting at the state offices and present an idea and opin-ion without it being ridiculed. We expect to be heard, not rid-iculed. If you disagree with us, disagree, you don’t have to be rude.”

“we expect to be heard, not ridiculed. if you disagree with us, disagree, you don’t have to be rude.”

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Pahranagat Valley student named state FFA presidentBy Sarah Judd

The FFA State Convention in Reno was on March 21 to 25. The local chapters in the area did well in a several categories.

Laetitia Ray of Pahrana-gat Valley became the 2017-18 FFA State president. Ray was selected along with five other individuals by the State Nomi-nating Committee. She recently expressed her feelings about running.

“I thought I needed to grow by becoming a state officer. I struggled with the decision, but I knew it would be an opportu-nity that would shape my char-acter. I realize it will be a hard year, and it seems scary, but I am ready for the opportunity to grow and jump out of my com-fort zone.”

As a state FFA officer, Ray will be expected to travel thou-sands of miles during the next 12 months, representing the State FFA Association. Officers spend many hours preparing

workshops, attending meet-ings and corresponding with members and advisors. They receive training from the State and National FFA that helps them develop leadership and presentation skills.

Also at the convention, Lin-coln County FFA placed sev-enth as a team in Agricultural Mechanics. Pahranagat Valley FFA placed fifth and seventh as a team in Best Informed Green-hands. Lincoln County FFA placed fifth as a team in Farm and Agribusiness Manage-ment.

Margaret Rasmussen of Pahranagat Valley placed first in Floriculture. Ray of placed fourth and Kate Hatch of Pahranagat Valley placed

courtesy photoLaetitia Ray of Pahranagat Valley is the 2017-18 FFA State president.

> See RAY, Page 12

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First set of triplet NCAA softball recruits have Lincoln County tiesLCR

Triplet great granddaughters of Har-old and Shannon Hammond of Eagle Valley and Tony and Dorothy Livreri of Caliente are about to become the first known set of triplets in NCAA women’s softball.

Black Hills State University, in Spearfish, South Dakota, signed Brit-tney, Breanne and Bryce Henricksen, who are seniors at Northwest Career and Technical Academy and play soft-ball for Arbor View High School in Las Vegas.

The daughters of Andy and Lori Henricksen and the granddaughters of Richard and Shanadean Livreri, all of Las Vegas, started playing T-ball at age 4 and stayed with the sport from from then on, according to the Black Hills Pioneer.

The triplets are each standout play-ers, having earned many all-division, all-regional, and all-state honors. Breanne is a pitcher, Brittany and out-fielder and Bryce plays several posi-tions.

Black Hills State head coach Lane Leedy told the Pioneer that her assistant first saw the triplets at a tournament in

Las Vegas. The assistant called Leedy and said, “Coach, you have to come see these girls.”

“Oh, by the way: they’re triplets. They’re everything you’re looking for in this class.”

The three are the first known set of triplets to sign to an NCAA softball team, according to a statement from the BHSU athletic department.

Breanne is a three-year letter win-ner. She was MVP in 2014, 2016 Second Team All-Sunset Region for Pitching, 2015 All-Silver State Honorable Men-tion, 2015 First Team All-Northwest Silver State Preps and Second Team All-Division.

“Breanne is a crafty pitcher combining speed with spin to create ground ball outs,” added Leedy. “She can also hit for herself and has some power behind her swing.”

“On the mound, Bre has developed into something special these last two years and I look forward to her and Melissa and their contributions to our pitching rotation.”

Bryce is also a three-year letter win-

ner. She received the Coach’s Award twice, named team captain in 2016 and was named to the All-Division Team, All-Sunset Region Team and All-Northwest Division Silver State Preps Team. She held a .405 hitting percentage.

“Bryce is going to come in and chal-lenge right away to play on either the dirt or in the grass,” said Leedy. “We will be utilizing both her speed and ability to play multiple positions to our advantage right away.”

“She pushes the people around her and holds herself and everyone else around to extremely high expectations and works extremely hard to maintain and raise those expectations,” Leedy added.

Brittany is also a three-year letter win-ner. She has received the Varsity Golden Glove Award twice, 2014 Rookie of the Year and First Team All-Division twice, 2015 Varsity Coach’s Award, All-Silver State Honorable Mention, First Team All-Northwest Silver State Preps, and

courtesy photosBreanne Henricksen, right, Brittany Henricksen, center, and Bryce Henricksen will join the Black Hills State University women’s softball team in the fall. The residents of Las Vegas, with great grandparents in Lincoln County, are the first known set of triplets in NCAA women’s softball.

> See TRIPLETS, Page 5

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Bookmobiles on federal chopping blockBy Teri Vance

A retired park ranger, Pete Gill now spends his days driving the Bookmobile, delivering library books around Lincoln County.

He spends the bulk of his time at ele-mentary schools in Panaca, Pioche and Caliente.

“The kids are usually excited to see me,” Gill said. “Sometimes I’ll go into a school and announce I’m here. Then I have to run back because the kids are al-ready streaming out.”

He’s equally excited to see them. “I like kids so I love this job,” he said.

“It gives me a chance to visit. Most of the kids, I know their parents. I get to ask how their families are doing.”

Across Nevada, there are three Book-mobiles, delivering library services to some of the most remote places in Elko, Lander, Eureka, Humboldt and Lincoln counties.

They are funded through state grants and federal funding from the Institute of Museum and Library Services, which President Trump has proposed cutting as part of his budget plan.

President Trump’s plan calls for the elimination of the $230 million budget for the Institute of Museum and Library Services along with three other cultural agencies — the National Endowment for the Arts, the National Endowment for the Humanities and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.

Nancy Neff, a Ruby Valley native, grew up checking out books from the Book-mobile, which stops at the three-room school about 70 miles from Elko.

“As a rural person, I know our way of life is less and less relevant to lawmak-ers all the time,” she said. “But, contrary to some people’s beliefs, we are not un-educated, and we do wish our children to be educated. It is nice to have books delivered to us.”

Ginny Dufurrena, who lives on a ranch 75 miles outside of Winnemucca,

has driven the Humboldt County Book-mobile for 17 years.

Her longest route is a 168-mile round trip to Kings River, including 18 miles of gravel road ending at a two-room school house. She also serves Imlay, Orvada, Paradise Valley and stops at different ranches and a general store along the way.

“I’m a pretty big deal,” she said. “I’m right up there with the Schwan’s man.”

Over the nearly two decades she’s driven the Bookmobile, Dufurrena has seen kids grow up and bring their own kids to check out books. The service is popular not just with children, but adults as well.

“It’s not uncommon for someone to flag me down, jump off the tractor and climb through the fence,” she related. “They run up and say, ‘I need some more of those playaways (audio books).’”

Cyndi O, director of the Humboldt County library, called the Bookmobile “massively” important.

“The majority of the Humboldt County population lives in outlying rural areas,” she said. “The Bookmobile is really a lifeline to them. They get not only books, audio books and movies, they also get news. They get an opportunity to catch up and socialize, find out what’s going on in town.”

Dufurrena is happy to provide the ser-vice.

“I’ve grown rich through this job,” Dufurrena said, “not monetarily, but through people and experience.”

courtesy photoBookmobiles across the state are in danger of having their funding cut.

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Silly bill would create Public Lands DaySome people have a really strange

concept of “democracy,” and that says a lot about some of the people elected to the Nevada

Legislature.Also, if you thought an earlier pro-

posal to change Columbus Day to Indigenous Peoples Day as a silly waste of time and paper, wait till you take a gander at Senate Bill 413.

SB413 proposes to designate the last Saturday in September each year as Public Lands Day in Nevada and re-quire the governor to issue a proclama-tion encouraging the observance of said Public Lands Day.

The resolution accompanying the change in law is a paean to Nevada’s wide open spaces largely controlled by federal bureaucracies headquartered in the Kremlin on the Potomac:

“WHEREAS, More than 80 percent of the public lands in this State are owned by the people of the United States and are managed and controlled

by various federal agencies for the ben-efit of all persons living in the United States; and …

“WHEREAS, All public lands located in this State feature a diverse range of landscapes, deserted mining towns where riches were made and lost, lush oases which stand in sharp contrast to surrounding barren lands, isolated ranches that are sometimes the size of small countries and trees which are thousands of years old; and

“WHEREAS, The public lands in this State reflect many noble demo-cratic ideals because they are open and accessible to all persons, regardless of whether those persons are rich or poor; and …”

Noble democratic ideals? Commu-nal ownership of vast swaths of land lying fallow and largely unproductive is democratic? And it is actually closer to 85 or even 87 percent of Nevada that is federally controlled. Marxism is alive and well and roaming the halls of

Carson City. The resolution then goes on to oppose

any effort to release even a single square foot of that communally owned land to the state or private ownership:

“WHEREAS, Efforts to transfer the federal public lands in this State from the people of the United States into state or private control are contrary to the democratic values of the United States and jeopardize activities such as hiking, camping, hunting, fishing and off-road pursuits; and …”

So, there would be no more recre-ational opportunities if the feds only controlled, say, 70 percent of the state?

Pay no heed to the fact that a report from the Nevada Public Land Manage-ment Task Force, which was created by the Nevada Legislature, found that the BLM loses 91 cents an acre on the land it controls, but in the four states that have public trust land revenues amounted to $28.59 per acre. The report estimated that Nevada could net $114 million by

taking over just 4 million acres of the BLM’s 48 million acres. Taking over all 48 million acres could net the state more than $1.5 billion — nearly half the annual general fund budget.

It is striking that the sponsors of this praise for and observance of com-munal ownership are all urban Demo-crats, save one turncoat independent. Where would these lawmakers be living right now if the federal govern-ment had not sold off a few thousand acres of that federal public land over the past decades so those urban areas could grow, adding homes, schools, businesses, parks, roads? Now they want to close the door on those rural communities that would like to annex a few acres for homes and businesses, providing opportunities for their next generations.

When everybody owns something, nobody owns it, and it gets neglected.

This proposal should be deep-sixed, the sooner the better. — TM

state makes progress in challenging sage grouse rules

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Nevada won a temporary reprieve from the Interior Department’s plans to enforce sweeping restrictions on land

use as a means of protecting greater sage grouse habitat, but failed to convince a federal judge to put those plans on hold entirely.

In a recent opinion, Nevada fed-eral Judge Miranda Du ruled Interior agencies erred in preparing environ-mental impact statements for 2.8 million acres of land primarily in Eureka and Humboldt counties and must prepare a supplemental statement, but she denied a request to issue an injunction that would have blocked the federal land agencies from implementing burden-some resource management plans.

The suit was brought by the state of Nevada, nine counties, several mining companies and a ranch.

Nevada Attorney General Adam Lax-alt, who filed the suit on behalf of the state, said of Du’s ruling, “The federal government’s greater sage-grouse land-use plan obstructs Nevada’s growth and development, and harms our ranchers, miners and recreation workers. The court’s decision demonstrates the im-portance of the state joining this lawsuit, which affords us the opportunity to rep-resent Nevada’s interests in court and at the negotiating table. We are encouraged by the fact that the court accepted our argument that the greater sage-grouse plan was fatally flawed in one of its central respects — namely, the court’s finding that the sagebrush focal areas violated that National Environmental Policy Act. We will continue to study the opinion and evaluate next steps.”

In denying the sweeping injunction, Du fell back on an old Catch-22 that has foiled other challenges to federal public land policies, saying there has been no “final agency action” and therefore the legal challenge is not ripe. The problem with that is the agencies never take final action, because they deem every deci-sion to be appealable and changeable at some point in the future even though their current enforcement is already hampering economic development.

In the past the order to rework the en-vironmental impact paperwork would have been a futile gesture because the final outcome under the Obama admin-istration would have ended in the same paperwork, but President Trump’s Inte-rior Secretary Ryan Zinke might make a difference. As a Montana congressman Zinke strongly opposed the Obama ad-ministration plan to protect the grouse without formally listing it under the Endangered Species Act.

At a 2015 hearing, he asked why “would Washington, the bureaucracy,

given there are no sage grouse here ... decide what is best for Montana or the western states, that have a deep, tradi-tional concern for wildlife management?”

Just a month ago, Zinke told a gath-ering of Western ranchers that the Interior Department “hasn’t been the best neighbor,” adding that they would probably like changes he is planning for those sage grouse protection plans.

“We’re going to manage our properties just like you [ranchers] would manage your private lands,” Zinke said, according to published reports. “Washington, D.C., needs to understand that we work for the people, not the other way around.”

Meanwhile, the Bureau of Land Man-agement and the Forest Service must rework their maps because they were severely flawed.

Judge Du noted, for example, that in Eureka County the agencies “incorrectly designated the town of Eureka, US Highway 50, State Route 278, County landfill, power lines, multiple subdivi-sions of homes, farms with alfalfa field and irrigations systems, and hay barns” as priority habitat management areas for grouse.

There is much at stake for Nevada and the other Western states facing land use restrictions for mining, grazing, oil and gas exploration, recreation and other beneficial uses.

In Humboldt, Judge Du noted that livestock grazing would be reduced by 25 percent. The county’s landfill also was labeled priority habitat.

The Interior’s sage grouse draft en-vironmental impact statement for just Nevada and five other states issued in December estimated that its proposed restrictions would reduce economic output in Nevada each year by $373.5 million, cost $11.3 million in lost state and local tax revenue and reduce em-ployment by 739 jobs every year for the next 20 years.

For the 20-year life of the land restric-tions, the six states would lose $16 bil-lion in economic output and 38,700 jobs, as well as $520 million in tax revenue.

Thomas Mitchell is a longtime Nevada newspaper columnist. You may email him at [email protected]. He also blogs at http://4thst8.word-press.com/.

52 pick up

It took years of listening to those close to me to learn the type of lettuce I bought was not the best. “No flavor,” Rots too fast,” and just plain “Yuck,” I was lov-ingly told. It was suggested I buy one of those packs of hearts of romaine lettuce to see the difference.

It tastes like, well it tastes like lettuce to me. I apparently don’t have a discern-ing enough palette to differentiate the delicate differences of lettuces. But to keep “peace in the valley” I now buy the packages of hearts of romaine lettuce. Big deal huh? Not really, but here, as per my usual, is the rest of this saga.

We zipped 242 miles to Reno for ap-pointments and on our way home we picked up a load of groceries. Shop, shop, shopping we went. I start in the back of grocery stores. I have learned that even though the produce is up front, I don’t have to get my produce first. If I start in the front, when I get done shopping I find the tomatoes have gotten run over by the canned corn, or kicked around by a grumpy box of rice. Anyway.

Just as a side... How lucky are we that we live in a time and in a country where we can buy a watermelon in December? Or corn on the cob in February? Lucky Louies is what we are. Munching on cel-ery let’s move along.

After picking over the melons and aforementioned tomatoes, the last thing on my list were the hearts of romaine let-tuce. To my surprise this store, that touts having everything anyone would ever need, was out of lettuce. All lettuce. Not a fresh leaf to be had. Well my other half chased down a produce guy, seriously chased him down clear into the back room. Why is it that the “back room” seems to be a place of mystery?

“No fresh lettuce today,” the guy re-ports. He did point out a few old, much handled packages of organic overly rust spotted lettuce. I passed on the over-priced “organic” has-beens. Deciding instead on stopping at a second store on the way out of town and picking up a few packages of the obnoxious lettuce.

At the second store my other half decided he had enough shopping so I zipped in alone to grab the lettuce—and there’s where it happened.

I’m standing at the array of lettuce. Ap-parently this store got all the lettuce deliv-

ery that day be-cause they had a mountain of let-tuce. Head, but-ter, green leaf, red leaf, arugula and the ever elu-sive packages of three stalks of hearts of ro-maine. Since I

was only going to get the lettuce I didn’t opt for a cart as I came in the door, poor choice as it turns out. I grabbed 3 pack-ages of the green stuff and as I turned to head for the front I remembered that this store is a club store and I would need my club card at the checkout.

I have, in the past, been caught at the checkout counter trying feverishly to find this stores’ card. I don’t frequently shop here so the card is not used enough to garner a top slot in my wallet. So I de-cided to find it first, while in the produce department out of the sight of a clerk that is coolly waiting for me to produce a card that will give me the “special” price offered, but only to those who are mem-bers of this store’s, free to join, club!

Holding three slick packages of lettuce I started the treasure hunt. Then it hap-pened. All the buyers’ club cards I have accumulated over the years slipped out of the buyers’ club card holder I carry them all in. They went skittering across the floor in the produce department. And there I am. My life in club cards laid there in a line from the avocados to the zucchini. Ah geeze. Of course I looked around to see if anyone was starring. Alone, whew!

Like picking up a deck of cards af-ter someone flicked them in playing 52 pick-up, I decided I have become a club card hoarder. Grocery stores, clothing stores, box stores, hotels, airlines, car rental, home improvement, restaurants. In stores, on line, by mail, “Use me,” they all seem to be screaming.

I bought the lettuce, with the card, saved ten cents, and left my dignity in the produce department.

I have to admit though it isn’t all bad to join a club. I once bought enough Diet Coke over six months to earn enough points to get a free cruise. Choose your clubs wisely.

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By Greg Hicks

So far, this winter is shaping up to be the mildest Lincoln County has seen in a long time; “seen” being the key word here. We expect to see things like snow, ice, and the occa-sional scowl one gets when they’re grateful to be back in their warm home, but real-ize they forgot to grab the one thing they needed at the store. With the exception of a cou-ple snow dustings, the county hasn’t seen any of the familiar signs it’s used to; instead, we’ve seen almost a week straight of above-average degree weather, shorts, t-shirts, and a few con-fused bees.

Snow fell Monday evening for a brief period in the northern part of the county in Pioche’s higher elevations. Panaca resi-dents saw a dreary day of rain Tuesday. Caliente residents said it was just plain cold. Next week looks to be in the fifties again.

Unfortunately, as a result of this mild winter, we won’t be seeing the annual Ice Hole In-vitational and recently added Frisbee Golf Tournament out at Eagle Valley Reservoir. Right now, the current thickness of the ice is between four to six inches. Reported average of thickness this time of year is 9 to 10 inches). Ben Johnson, Spring Valley State Park super-visor, said, “The conditions at the lake have forced us to cancel this year’s event unfortunately. It is still safe to go ice fishing, however it’s just not ideal for ice golf at this time.”

Last year, the reservoir had 11 inches of ice for fishermen and golfers.

Johnson also noted that, if the conditions improve, he will consider hosting the event later this winter.

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Annual Ice Hole tourney canceled

Rachel WillifordLast year, Eagle Valley Reser-voir was frozen with 11 inches of ice. This year’s tournament has been canceled due to lack of freezing temperatures.

Dave MaxwellThe Pahranagat National Wildlife Refuge is holding a Grand Opening of its new visitors center on Jan. 24.

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New visitors center to open next weekBy Dave Maxwell

Pahranagat National Wildlife Refuge, under the U.S. Depart-ment of Fish and Wildlife, is having a Grand Opening cer-emony and dedication of the new visitors center Jan. 24 at the Refuge beginning at 10 a.m.

At 11 a.m. will be the premier of a new film “Pahranagat Na-tional Wildlife Refuge,” and at Noon, live birds of prey will be presented by Martin Tyner of the Southwest Wildlife Foun-dation in Scottsdale, Ariz.

Other events from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. include chuckwagon stew, crafts for kids, solar viewing with the Las Vegas Astronomical So-

ciety, a photo booth at the historic petroglyph cabin and water color painting by artist/photographer Sharon Schafer.

Acting Refuge manager Amy LaVoie said the new center was made possible with a SNPLMA grant, funds generated from the sale of public lands. “The purpose of the new center,” she said is “to provide an opportu-nity to interpret the Refuge and the valley and get people ex-cited about visiting other places on the Refuge.”

The visitors center is about 5,000 square feet, including the Refuge administrative head-quarters offices that will move into the new facility. “There

are also exhibits along a short trail,” LaVoie said.

“Inside the center,” she ex-plained, “is information about the refuge, different educa-tional exhibits inside and out-side, a theatre to show the new 8-minute refuge film, and meet-ing space.”

LaVoie said “We are excited to show off new technology that displays the great things to do at the Refuge and then get people interested in coming back for another visit, to walk on a trail, or view some wildlife. We’re hoping it will bring people off the highway and from the local community who will want to spend a day or two in Lincoln

County.”Also attending are expected

to be Polly Wheeler, Chief of Refuges in the Pacific North-west from the Sacramento, Calif. office, and some of her staff, as well as former County Commission chairman Ed Hig-bee, and representatives from NUWUVI, six Southern Paiute tribes in the southwest. “There are a lot of Paiute themes in the visitor’s center and the trail area,” LaVoie said. “They have been helping us a lot.”

After the grand opening, the visitors center will be open at no charge Thursday through Mon-day 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., closed Tuesday and Wednesday.

By Greg Hicks

Every January, states across the country reach out to their communities by educating and raising awareness about ra-don exposure and health risks caused by prolonged exposure to it. January is National Ra-don Action Month, and Lin-coln County Commissioners approved a Proclamation last meeting. Initiative programs and resources are commonly in-troduced to counties around the state this time of year, however this year, raising awareness about exposure to radon gas isn’t just a concern; it’s a priority.

Radon is a radioactive, color-less, odorless and tasteless gas that comes from the ground. It accumulates in homes and is the leading cause of lung cancer

in nonsmokers. The U.S. Envi-ronmental Protection Agency (EPA) estimates 21,000 Ameri-cans die each year from radon-caused lung cancer, killing more people than secondhand smoke, drunk driving, falls in the home, drowning or house fires. Ac-cording to EPA estimates, one in every 15 homes nationwide have a high radon level at or above the recommended ra-don action level of 4 picoCuries (pCi/L) per liter of air. Living in a home with an average radon level of 4 pCi/L of air poses as much danger of developing lung cancer as smoking half a pack of cigarettes a day.

Out of the homes that have completed tests, Lincoln County has the second highest average

Radon levels a concern for homes in lincoln county

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A map produced by the UNCE shows Lincoln County homes have one of the highest occurences of radon in the state.> See Radon, Page 3

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Late rally results in win for PanthersBy Dave Maxwell

An exciting three-run rally in the top of the seventh inning led Pahranagat Valley to an 8-7 victory over Virgin Val-ley in a consolation game at the Cowboy Classic in Las Vegas April 12 during spring break. Tabor Maxwell scored the go-ahead run on a sacrifice by Preston Higbee. Christian Higbee then set the Bulldogs down in order to end the game.

Garrett Higbee went 2-for-4 with a double and two RBIs to lead PVHS and Maxwell went 2-for-4 with two runs.

Dallan Tanner went 2-for-4 with a run and an RBI for Virgin Valley (10-9). Pahranagat had just beaten the Bulldogs 11-1 in Alamo just the Friday before.

Virgin Valley took the early lead with three runs in the first inning and three more in the fourth on a two-run double by Jayden Perkins and a single by Jo-shua Abbott for a 6-0 lead.

But the Panthers came up with five runs in the fifth inning when they began to hit relief pitcher Cade Anderson. Gar-rett Higbee delivered a two-run double, Preston Higbee was hit by a pitch and Brodey Maxwell had a single to score Reece Thornton, then Stockton Maxwell and P. Higbee scored on an infield error.

C. Higbee got the win. He pitched seven innings, allowing seven runs, ten hits, eight strikeouts, and no walks.

The Bulldogs used three pitchers. Dil-lon Fugua started, went three innings, no runs, two hits. He gave way to An-derson who was touched for three runs on two hits. Then Nathan Cannon came on in the sixth inning and gave up five runs on five hits.

On Monday this week, Pahranagat Val-ley senior pitcher Tabor Maxwell struck out 14 of the 24 batters he faced leading the Panthers to a 16-2 win at Western High in

Las Vegas. He gave up only three hits and one walk. He and Asher Haworth were both 2-for-3 at the plate.

PVHS scored four runs in the first in-ning on an error and a single by Carter Robinson. Maxwell’s sacrifice fly helped score another.

The Panthers got another four runs in the third inning, and added five more in the sixth inning on three walks, a single and two errors by Western. Ike Taylor scored four runs for Pahranagat. Taylor leads the team in batting with a .476 av-erage, 20-of-42, including 18 singles.

Dave MaxwellIke Taylor at bat for Pahranagat Valley. He leads the team with a .476 average and has also drawn the most walks with 25. PVHS plays at Beaver Dam today and at Lincoln County on Tuesday.

lchs softball

By Camden Lamb

The Lincoln County High School softball team played a doubleheader on Tuesday against Agassi. The Lady Lynx won both games with ease.

Agassi is a young team, and Coach Danny Lloyd said “they will get a lot bet-ter later on.” But as for right now, they were no match for Lincoln.

Lloyd added, “The whole team was getting solid hits.” Freshmen Sadie Soderborg started the first game and pitched well, only giving up one run.

“Our pitching and our offense were clicking, but we were flat footed on de-fense,” Lloyd said. Luckily for the Lady Lynx the other team didn’t hit a lot.

Lincoln kept up the hitting parade in the next game too. Multiple players hit for extra bases and drove in a lot of runs. Senior Hannah Lytle pitched a shutout. She was sending batters back to the dug-out left and right.

Lincoln’s pitching has been key all year. Shutouts are becoming normal for the girls, as the team looks to carry its winning streak into the weekend against Cavalry and Lake Mead. Lincoln is 9-7 overall and 3-1 in the Class 2A Southern League. Calvary (3-5, 2-5) games are in Las Vegas today starting at 1 p.m. The team is home tomorrow to take on first place Lake Mead (7-3, 5-0) starting at noon.

lady lynx win two over Agassi

lchs baseball

By Camden Lamb

The Lincoln County High School baseball team played a non-league game against White Pine on Tuesday. Lincoln won, and had fun with it.

Senior Kevin Mathews started and ended the game and had a strong out-ing. Before the season, Mathews said ‘’I don’t focus on the stats, I just go out and play my game.’’ He was definitely feeling it on Tuesday.

Things were clicking offensively for the Lynx, as the team cranked in fif-teen runs in the game. Coach Raymond Wadsworth said, “The team as a whole swung the bat very well.’’

Lincoln is 10-2 overall and a perfect 6-0 in league play, right behind first place Laughlin (12-3, 7-0) in the Class 2A Southern League. Lincoln heads down to Calvary (5-9, 2-5) today for a double-header starting at 1 p.m. The team is home tomorrow to take on Lake Mead (7-5, 3-1) starting at noon.

lincoln boys drop white Pine

2016 Second Team All-Sunset Region for Outfield. She averaged a .414 hitting

percentage along with a .955 fielding per-centage.

“Brittany competes well under pressure and is the kid who ap-proaches the game with a calm con-fidence about her,” Leedy stated. “In the outfield, she combines her vast

range with a very strong and accurate arm.”

“When the ball comes her way, I am truly confident in her ability that the play will be made. I really look forward to her presence in my lineup and on the field of play.”

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pVhs softball

lady Panthers exit break with big winBy Dave Maxwell

Pahranagat Valley softball did not have any games during spring break, but they did have one on Monday this week at Western in Las Vegas.

Madison Harris gave the Warriors fits in going 4-for-5 with two doubles and a home run to lead the Panthers past Western 17-9. The girls hammered out 17 hits. Western committed 11 errors.

Kaitlyn Davis had started for PVHS. She gave up nine runs on six hits, struck out three and walked three. Ashlyn Wadsworth pitched four innings of re-lief.

Harris doubled in the first inning for Pahranagat, homered in the second, doubled again in the third and had a sin-gle in the seventh.

Kyla Shumway also had a good day at the plate, going 3-for-6 with five RBIs.

Pahranagat took a 3-0 lead in the first inning. Harris’ double scored her sister Morgan Harris who had drawn a walk. Shumway hit a sacrifice fly to center field to score Madison and Kaitlyn Da-vis singled Shumway home. Harris had a two-run inside-the-park homer in the second inning.

In the third, Pahranagat scored five runs and six more in the top of the sev-enth aided by a three run inside-the-park home run by Morgan Harris.

Western (3-7) got six runs in the third inning to draw within 12-9. It was driven by a single by Ashley Rodriguez, an error, a two run double from Jennessa Dunton and a passed ball.

Pahranagat (13-3) begins league play today at Beaver Dam (0-10, 0-4), have a non-league game next Tuesday play at

Lincoln County, followed by weekend games. Friday at Sandy Valley (0-9, 0-5) and Saturday hosting Tonopah (11-5, 5-3) in Alamo.

The expected challenge will be with Round Mountain (12-5-1, 6-1) when the teams play in Round Mountain May 4.

The league season will conclude May 5 as the girls host Indian Springs. The 1A Southern League playoffs will be May 12-13 at Indian Springs and the state tournament May 18-20 in Las Vegas.

PVHS has not done well against the

powerful Lincoln Lynx in the past five years, losing the last nine meetings. Pahranagat’s last win was 9-3 in 2012. Interestingly, that was the same year Lincoln was runner-up to Yerington for the 2A state title.

Sophomore Morgan Harris is the bat-ting leader for the Lady Panthers with 25 hits 46 times at bat (.543 avg). She also leads the team in home runs with five. Her sister Madison is batting .429 (18-of-42) and has nine doubles on the season.

Dave MaxwellMorgan Harris behind the plate for the Lady Panthers. She leads Pahrana-gat with a .543 batting average and also leads the team with five home runs. Pahranagat begins league play at Beaver Dam today.

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CONSTRUCT RUNWAY 32 BYPASS TA-XIWAY (4,700 S.Y. ±)

SCHEDULE IIICONSTRUCT TAXILANE (820 S.Y. ±)

For a complete set of Plans, Specifications and Contract Documents all purchases must be made through our website at www.armstrongconsultants.com. A digital copy may be downloaded for $75.00. A hardcopy may be purchased for $150.00 for each set. There will be no refunds.Each bid must be accompanied by a Certified Check or Cashier’s Check in an amount not less than five percent of the total bid made payable to Lincoln County, or by a Bid Bond in like amount executed by a Surety Company.The Bidder must supply all the informa-tion required by the proposal forms and specifications and he/she must bid on all items of every schedule. Lincoln County reserves the right to waive any informali-ty in or to reject any or all portions of the various bid items. No proposal may be withdrawn for a period of one hundred ei-ghty (180) days from the opening thereof.A Pre-Bid meeting will be held at the Ala-mo Landing Field on April 20, 2017 at 10:00 a.m. PDT. All bidders are advised to examine the site to become familiar with all site conditions. The Alamo Landing Field, in accordance with the provisions of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (78 Stat. 252, 42 U.S.C. §§ 2000d to 2000d-4) and the Regulations, hereby notifies all bidders that it will affir-matively ensure that any contract entered into pursuant to this advertisement, disa-

HELP WANTED

Lincoln County School DistrictIn-house and Public Advertisement

CERTIFIED TEACHER VACANCY MIDDLE SCHOOL SCIENCE/AGRICULTURAL

SCIENCE TEACHERGrades 7 through 12

Pahranagat Valley High School and Middle School Alamo, NV

This is a full time position with benefits. Qualifications: Must hold or be eligible for a State of Nevada Teaching Certifica-tion with an Agricultural Education endor-sement. A copy of teaching license must be on file in the district office by emplo-yment start date.Application Deadline: April 27, 2017 - 2:00 p.m.Start Date: August 9, 2017Salary: Based on experience and type of degree according to Lincoln County School District’s salary schedule.Questions regarding this position should be directed to Mike Strong, Principal, 775-725-3321. Current school district employee wishing to apply may submit a letter of interest to the Lincoln County School District Office. Employment applications may be obtain-ed from the Lincoln County School District website: www.lcsdnv.com. Letters of in-terest or applications must be submitted to Lincoln County School District Office, PO Box 118, Panaca, NV 89042. Qualified applicants will be notified for interviews.Any employee hired by the Lincoln County School District after January 1, 1998, must reside within the Lincoln County School District or agree, as a condition of emp-loyment, to establish residency within the district within ninety days of employment. Employees who live in the district must continue to reside therein as long as they are so employed.Lincoln County School District is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

NOTICE OF SALENotice is hereby given to the last Registe-red and Legal owner of:

1986 Chevrolet Monte CarloVIN: 1G1GZ37GXGR101585R/O: Kenneth J MaestasL/O: GMAC

2001 Ford FocusVIN: 1F1FP34341W372327R/O: William Martin Foster

2016 Nissan FrontierVIN: 1N6ADOEV7GN751071R/O; EAN Holdings LLC

2004 Toyota TacomaVIN: 5TEWN72N94Z306620R/O: Daniel Ivar Strickland

The vehicles described above will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder to satisfy the lien incurred by Lynn’s Auto Center.

The sale will be held at 10:00am on May 2, 2017 at 260 Strawberry Canyon Rd. Ca-liente, NV.Publish: April 14, 21 28,, 2017

dvantaged business enterprises will be afforded full and fair opportunity to sub-mit bids in response to this invitation and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race, color, or national origin in consideration for an award.The proposed contract is under and sub-ject to Executive Order 11246 of 24 Sep-tember 1965, as amended and to the equal opportunity clause and the Stan-dard Federal Equal Employment Opportu-nity Construction Contract Specifications, including the goals and timetables for mi-nority and female participation.A Certification of Nonsegregated Facili-ties must be submitted prior to the award of the proposed contract, including any subcontracts in excess of $10,000.00.The proposed contract is subject to the provisions of Department of Transportati-on Regulations 49 CFR Part 26 (Disadvan-taged Business Enterprise Participation).Minimum wage rates as established by the Secretary of Labor and the State of Nevada are applicable to all schedules awarded for this project.The proposed contract is under and subje-ct to the following federal provisions:

Buy American PreferenceForeign Trade Restriction

Davis BaconAffirmative Action

Government wide Debarment and Sus-pension

Government wide Requirements for Drug-free Workplace

Any questions regarding this project are to be directed to the office of Armstrong Consultants, Inc., Grand Junction, Colo-rado, (970) 242-0101 for interpretation. Published: April 7, 14, 21, 2017

Protect your home from wildfire. Install spark arresters on small engines/equipment. Keep fire tools

within easy reach.

Store Clerk/Housekeeping P/TEagle Valley Resort looking for a part-ti-me store clerk with cash handling exp & customer service skills. Will also work with housekeeping in cleaning cabins when needed. Must work weekends. Apply in person.

Are you interested in a medical profession?

Grover C. Dils Medical CenterIs offering a C.N.A. Scholarship program. Upon completion of the 8 week CNA cour-se, applicants may be offered emplo-yment. Applications for the CNA scholar-ship program can be found at gcdmc.org. Application period will close on May 5, 2017. GCDMC is a Drug-Free Workplace. All applicants must be willing to submit for a background investigation and be able to commute at their own expense to Cedar City for course. Any questions please con-tact Heidi at [email protected] or 775-726-3171 ext. 106.

INVITATION FOR BIDSFOR IMPROVEMENTS TO

LINCOLN COUNTY AIRPORTLINCOLN COUNTY, NEVADA

AIP PROJECT NO. 3-32-0016-11-2017Sealed bids for improvements to the Lincoln County Airport, Project No. 3-32-0016-11-2017, will be received by Lincoln

County at the Lincoln County Courthouse / County Commission at 181 Main Street, P.O. Box 539, Pioche, Nevada 89043 un-til Thursday, April 27, 2017 at 11:00 a.m. PDT and then opened and read aloud.The work involved includes the following:

SCHEDULE IINSTALL 100LL FUEL SYSTEM AND SITE

WORKSCHEDULE II

INSTALL JET A FUEL SYSTEMFor a complete set of Plans, Specifications and Contract Documents all purchases must be made through our website at www.armstrongconsultants.com. A digi-tal copy may be downloaded for $25.00. A hardcopy may be purchased for $75.00 for each set. There will be no refunds.Each bid must be accompanied by a Certified Check or Cashier’s Check in an amount not less than five percent (5%) of the total bid made payable to Lincoln County, or by a Bid Bond in like amount executed by a Surety Company.The Bidder must supply all the informa-tion required by the proposal forms and specifications and he/she must bid on all items of every schedule. Lincoln County reserves the right to waive any informali-ty in or to reject any or all portions of the various bid items. No proposal may be withdrawn for a period of thirty (30) days from the opening thereof.A Pre-Bid meeting will be held at the Lin-coln County Airport on Thursday, April 20, 2017 at 1:30 p.m., PDT. All bidders are advised to examine the site to become fa-miliar with all site conditions.The Lincoln County Airport, in accordance with the provisions of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (78 Stat. 252, 42 U.S.C. §§ 2000d to 2000d-4) and the Regulations, hereby notifies all bidders that it will affir-matively ensure that any contract entered into pursuant to this advertisement, disa-dvantaged business enterprises will be afforded full and fair opportunity to sub-mit bids in response to this invitation and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race, color, or national origin in consideration for an award.The proposed contract is under and sub-ject to Executive Order 11246 of 24 Sep-tember 1965, as amended and to the equal opportunity clause and the Stan-dard Federal Equal Employment Opportu-nity Construction Contract Specifications, including the goals and timetables for mi-nority and female participation.A Certification of Non-Segregated Facili-ties must be submitted prior to the award of the proposed contract, including any subcontracts in excess of $10,000.00.The proposed contract is subject to the

provisions of Department of Transportati-on Regulations 49 CFR Part 26 (Disadvan-taged Business Enterprise Participation).Minimum wage rates as established by the Secretary of Labor are applicable to all schedules awarded for this project.The proposed contract is under and subje-ct to the following federal provisions:

Buy American PreferenceForeign Trade Restriction

Davis BaconAffirmative Action

Government wide Debarment and Sus-pension

Government wide Requirements for Drug-free Workplace

Any questions regarding this project are to be directed to the office of Armstrong Consultants, Inc., Grand Junction, Colora-do, (970) 242-0101 for interpretation.Pub-lished: April 7, 14, 21, 2017

INVITATION FOR BIDS FOR IMPROVEMENTS TO LINCOLN COUNTY

AIRPORTLINCOLN COUNTY, NEVADA

AIP PROJECT NO. 3-32-0016-011-2017Sealed bids for improvements to the Lincoln County Airport, AIP Project No. 3-32-0016-011-2017, will be received by Lincoln County at the Lincoln County Courthouse / County Commission at 181 N. Main Street, Pioche, Nevada 89043 un-til Thursday, April 27, 2017 at 11:00 a.m. PDT and then opened and read aloud.The work involved includes the following:

REPLACE AIRPORT ROTATING BEACONFor a complete set of Plans, Specifications and Contract Documents all purchases must be made through our website at www.armstrongconsultants.com. A digi-tal copy may be downloaded for $25.00. A hardcopy may be purchased for $75.00 for each set. There will be no refunds.Each bid must be accompanied by a

Lincoln County Ambulance Association Meadow Valley

Volunteer Ambulance Association Melissa Rowe, Administrator, George E.

Rowe, PresidentMeadow Valley Volunteer Ambulance Ser-vice is seeking and accepting bids for a new ambulance. Information and spe-cification packet can be requested from George Rowe at 775/726-3171 ext. 113 or e-mail to: [email protected] Bids will be accepted until 4:00PM on Friday May 5, 2017 at 4PM. The bids will be opened at Grover C. Dils Medical Center conference room at 10:00AM on Monday May 8, 2017 at 10AMPublish: April 21, 28, 2017

FOR RENT

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LEGALS LEGALSLEGALS LEGALS

CALL FOR ANNOUNCEMENTS!

Something special happening that the community should

know about? Send it in to the

Lincoln County Record!

Events, Marriages, Missions, Eagle Scouts, Military,

RecognitionsSend the info to

[email protected] call

(775) 725-3232 with any questions.

Certified Check or Cashier’s Check in an amount not less than five percent (5%) of the total bid made payable to Lincoln County, or by a Bid Bond in like amount executed by a Surety Company.The Bidder must supply all the informa-tion required by the proposal forms and specifications and he/she must bid on all items of every schedule. Lincoln County reserves the right to waive any informali-ty in or to reject any or all portions of the various bid items. No proposal may be withdrawn for a period of one-hundred ei-ghty (180) days from the opening thereof.A Pre-Bid meeting will be held at the Lin-coln County Airport on Thursday, April 20, 2017 at 1:00 p.m. PDT. All bidders are ad-vised to examine the site to become fami-liar with all site conditions.The Lincoln County Airport, in accordance with the provisions of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (78 Stat. 252, 42 U.S.C. §§ 2000d to 2000d-4) and the Regulations, hereby notifies all bidders that it will affir-matively ensure that any contract entered into pursuant to this advertisement, disa-dvantaged business enterprises will be afforded full and fair opportunity to sub-mit bids in response to this invitation and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race, color, or national origin in consideration for an award.The proposed contract is under and sub-ject to Executive Order 11246 of 24 Sep-tember 1965, as amended and to the equal opportunity clause and the Stan-dard Federal Equal Employment Opportu-nity Construction Contract Specifications, including the goals and timetables for mi-nority and female participation.A Certification of Non-Segregated Facili-ties must be submitted prior to the award of the proposed contract, including any subcontracts in excess of $10,000.00.The proposed contract is subject to the provisions of Department of Transportati-on Regulations 49 CFR Part 26 (Disadvan-taged Business Enterprise Participation).Minimum wage rates as established by the Secretary of Labor and State of Ne-vada are applicable to all schedules awar-ded for this project.The proposed contract is under and subje-ct to the following federal provisions:

Buy American PreferenceForeign Trade Restriction

Davis BaconAffirmative Action

Government wide Debarment and Sus-pension

Government wide Requirements for Drug-free Workplace

Any questions regarding this project are to be directed to the office of Armstrong Consultants, Inc., Grand Junction, Colora-do, (970) 242-0101 for interpretation.LINCOLN COUNTY, NEVADAPublished: April 7, 14, 21, 2017

NOTICE OF REQUEST FOR PROPOSALSeparate sealed bids for Design/Build con-struction of the Mountain Bike Trailhead, Skills Park & Trails Project, will be received by City of Caliente from bidders. Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud at 4:00 PM on May 12th, 2017, Pacific Standard Time (PST), at the City of Caliente Offices, 100 Depot Avenue, Caliente, NV 89008.The work to be performed under this proj-ect shall consist of furnishing all labor, materials and equipment required to con-struct the facilities and features called for by the CONTRACT DOCUMENTS and as shown on the DRAWINGS.The intent of this REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (RFP) is to obtain a qualified Design-Build Bike Park Company or Team hereafter re-ferred to as “Contractor(s)”, to provide professional services to design and con-struct a quality mountain bike skills park, in the vicinity of the existing Caliente Su-per Park and swimming pool complex. 1. The Contractor(s) and all sub-Contractor(s) selected must have or ob-tain (prior to notice to proceed) the nec-essary Contractor’s license as required by the Nevada State Contractor’s Board. 2. The selected Contractor(s) and all of the sub-Contractor(s) must have an active entity status with the U.S. Government Systems Award Management (SAM). 3. Davis-Bacon Act will be in effect for this project.4. 10% retention will be withheld from monthly progress payments.5. A bid bond is required with the request for proposal submission. Performance and Payment Bonds will be required of the se-lected Contractor(s)THIS REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL IS SEPA-RATED INTO TWO RFP SECTIONS. One for the Skills Park and a separate proposal for the trails section. Should the Contractor(s) desire to submit a Design-build proposal for the total project, please indicate the discount applicable if both projects are awarded to one Contractor. This project is funded by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) through the sale of public lands as authorized by the South-ern Nevada Public Land Management Act (SNPLMA). By a grant from SNPLMA Round 15. Specifications and Drawings have been prepared by The City of Caliente and are available at Caliente City Hall. A Digital version will be available online at the City of Caliente website and at the Lincoln County website, with a printed copy avail-able at Caliente City Hall. A pre-bid tour is available upon request at

the Caliente City Office. Contact Ken Dix-on at [email protected] wage rates for this project have been established by both the State of Ne-vada and the Federal Government. Davis Bacon wages shall apply. This is also an Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) project. Bidders on this project will be re-quired to comply with the Presidents Exec-utive Order No. 11518, 11246, and 11375, as well as other Federal Regulations indi-cated in the Contract Documents.Publish: April 14, 21, 28, 2017

Public NoticeNotice of Intention to Act on a Resolution

to Augment BudgetNotice is hereby given that the County

Legal NoticesThe Lincoln County Planning Commission will consider the following Special Use Permit Re-quest May 4th, 2017Malinda L. Rabender is requesting a Special Use Permit on APN 001-260-19. The purpo-se of the SUP will be to occupy an RV while building a single family dwelling. The parcel is located in the Elk View Estates on the corner of Aspen Street and Pinyon Pine Street. The current zoning on the parcel is A-1. If you should have any questions regarding these requests, please call (775) 962-8071. Submitted by Melissa Free, Planning Admi-nistrative Assistant.Publish: April 21, 28, 2017

PUBLIC NOTICE THIS IS AN INFORMATIONAL NOTICE ONLY

NOT A BILL FOR TAXES OWED Notice is hereby given that on the following date public hearings for Lincoln County, Alamo Town, Panaca Town, Pioche Town, Southeastern Habitat Conservation GID, Lincoln County Fire District, Pioche Fire District and Panaca Fire District will be held to adopt a budget and a tax rate for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2017. The purpose of this public hearing is to receive opinions from members of the public on the proposed budget and tax rates before final action is taken. The following is a list of the proposed tax rates for the various budget distributions in Lincoln County, and are subject to change. Current Year Proposed FY 2016-2017 FY 2017-2018

Lincoln County 1.3375 1.3375 Lincoln County Schools .9731 .9731 Caliente City .9115 .9115 Pioche Town .3150 .3245 Panaca Town .0974 .0974 Alamo Town .6481 .6481 Pioche Fire District .1463 .1463 Panaca Fire District .1873 .1873 Pahranagat Fire Dist .2334 .2334 Lincoln Co Fire Dist .2500 .2500 Hospital Dist .2679 .2679 State of Nevada .1700 .1700 Coyote Springs .6000 .6000 Southeastern Habitat Conserv. GID .0300 .0300

PUBLIC HEARING FOR PROPOSED BUDGET AND TAX RATES

DATE: MAY 1, 2017 TIME: 10:00 AM PLACE: LINCOLN COUNTY COURTHOUSE

COMMISSION CHAMBERS The amount of revenue that a political subdivision is allowed to generate by taxes Ad valorem except for debt service is limited by NRS 354.59811 as follows: Generally, Tax bills are calculated by taking the assessed value of your property and multiplying it by the tax rate for your district. However, NRS 361.4722 provides that tax liability in excess of 8% over the prior year will be abated for all property other than residential property. NRS 361.4723 and NRS 361.4724 provide that tax liability in excess of 3% over the prior year will be abated for residential property and for qualifying residential rental property. New property receives no abatement in the first year of existence. The tax rates published here will be used to calculate your tax liability; however, your tax bill will reflect all applicable abatements. The tax bill may also include a special assessment to cover the underground water basin management costs, television special assessment, and solid waste assessment. The combined tax rate for taxes ad valorem is calculated as follows:

a. Operating rate (limited by NRS 354.59811) for each taxing entity. b. Debt rate for each taxing entity, which is a rate sufficient to

generate revenues to pay principal and interest on the outstanding tax supported debt.

c. Combined school rate which includes a legislatively approved operating rate for all schools in the state and the debt rate for each individual school district.

d. State rate which is a legislatively approved rate which is used to support special major statewide projects such as, dams or state parks.

Further information regarding the assessed value of property or of tax rates may be obtained from the County Assessor, Mark Holt 775-962-8075, or the Ex-officio Tax Receiver, Shawn Frehner 775-962-8074, located at the Lincoln County Courthouse, 181 Main Street, Pioche, Nevada.

Commissioners of Lincoln County, State of Nevada, will act on Resolutions to aug-ment the following budgets for fiscal year 2016-2017:

Ambulance Fund(Transfer in General County $10,000)

Vehicle Capital Project Fund(Transfer in General County $13,000)(Beginning Fund Balance Larger Than

Anticipated $5,166)The meeting will be held at Lincoln County Courthouse on May 1, 2017 at 10:00 am at which time all persons may attend and be heard.Prior to the meeting written comments may be filed with the clerks of the board and will be considered.Publish: April 21, 28, 2017

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LEGALS LEGALSLEGALS LEGALS** SALARY & BENEFITS PACT OVER/UNDER 47,312.65 77,424.73** SALARY & BENEFITS PACT LIABILITY 11,214.91 39,188.39** SALARY & BENEFITS SALARIES & WAGES 1,240,342.66 3,580,079.67** SALARY & BENEFITS OVER TIME DEPUTIES 6,178.43 52,296.82** SALARY & BENEFITS RETIREMENT 322,332.97 923,274.98** SALARY & BENEFITS GROUP INSURANCE 213,008.95 555,402.46** SALARY & BENEFITS MEDICARE PAYMENT 18,422.13 52,649.97** SALARY & BENEFITS SOCIAL SECURITY 5,268.29 17,736.89** SALARY & BENEFITS HOLIDAY PAY 28,683.72 72,114.43** SALARY & BENEFITS SHIFT DIFFERENTIAL 8,706.92 23,411.47** SALARY & BENEFITS STANDBY 2,022.00 6,450.00** SALARY & BENEFITS INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE 100,787.22 137,922.74** SALARY & BENEFITS UNIFORM ALLOWANCE 13,200.00 27,600.00** SALARY & BENEFITS OVER TIME 20,295.20 62,851.47** SALARY & BENEFITS ELECTION .00 2,928.45** SALARY & BENEFITS STATE NURSE 2,449.20 10,623.20A & F ELECTRIC LLC SERVICES & SUPPLIES 1,415.00 32,345.00A & F ELECTRIC LLC BUILDING MAINTENANCE 3,907.00 13,112.00A & H KATSCHKE, LTD SERVICES & SUPPLIES 4.00 4.00A & H KATSCHKE, LTD MEDICAL CARE .00 1,002.94A CARLISLE OF NEVADA SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 324.57A CARLISLE OF NEVADA BOOKS & PRINTING 632.25 632.25A-1 NATIONAL FIRE CO. INC BUILDING MAINTENANCE .00 2,043.13A-1 NATIONAL FIRE CO. INC MISCELLANEOUS .00 234.44AAA MOBILE STORAGE, INC. SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 4,400.00AARON SHOWELL TRAVEL & PER DIEM 75.11 75.11ACE EXECUTIVE SERVICES, L COURT COSTS 150.00 560.00ADAM P. KATSCHKE TRAVEL & PER DIEM .00 533.20ADAM TAYLOR CRAWFORD COURT COSTS .00 53.58ADIGO SERVICES & SUPPLIES 38.28 50.54ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE OF ADMIN. ASSESSMENT FEES .00 5,000.00ADMIRAL FLAG POLES, INC. SERVICES & SUPPLIES 368.50 368.50ADVANCED DATA SYSTEMS,INC SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 1,575.00ADVANCED DATA SYSTEMS,INC INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 27,900.00 41,323.34AED ONE-STOP SHOP SERVICES & SUPPLIES 1,989.00 1,989.00AFC FIRE COMPANY SERVICES & SUPPLIES 115.00 716.00AGUA CALIENTE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 470.00 1,227.85AIR CENTER OF NEVADA PARTS .00 71.79ALAMO HIGH SCHOOL RODEO GRANTS .00 5,000.00ALAMO POWER DISTRICT #3 SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 602.27ALAMO POWER DISTRICT #3 UTILITIES 10,222.49 17,518.17ALAMO SEWER & WATER DIST. UTILITIES 3,886.52 12,575.38ALAMO SINCLAIR SERVICES & SUPPLIES 42.11 53.28ALAMO SINCLAIR VEHICLE-FUEL/OIL 388.24 3,310.69ALAMO SINCLAIR MAINT./INSURANCE .00 21.99ALDEN PADFIELD, INC. TIRES 12,795.44 14,646.60ALDO 3 ENTERPRISES SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 40.82ALICE C. SIMKINS SERVICES & SUPPLIES 3,532.10 8,238.07ALICE C. SIMKINS TRAVEL & PER DIEM 125.46 125.46AMAZON.COM LLC SERVICES & SUPPLIES 314.62 314.62AMERICAN JUDGES ASSOC. ADMIN. ASSESSMENT FEES .00 150.00ANASAZI HEATING & AIR, IN BUILDING MAINTENANCE 1,268.00 1,268.00ANDREA BARTON SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 1,706.25ANGELA M. WRIGHT UTILITIES 27.55 27.55ANGELIQUE TAYLOR SERVICES & SUPPLIES 183.75 1,610.01ANN MARIE THORNTON COURT COSTS .00 59.20ANTHONY PAUL DONOHUE TRAVEL & PER DIEM .00 879.56ANTOINETTE ACUFF SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 274.12ANTOINETTE ACUFF TRAVEL & PER DIEM 1,262.77 2,194.22ANTOINETTE ACUFF VEHICLE-FUEL/OIL .00 100.00ANTOINETTE ACUFF MAINT./INSURANCE .00 23.64APRIL A. NELSON SERVICES & SUPPLIES 450.00 1,200.00ARC HEALTH & WELLNESS CEN SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 529.61ARC HEALTH & WELLNESS CEN PHYSICALS .00 10,885.27ARIENS SPECIALTY BRANDS SERVICES & SUPPLIES 1,287.57 1,655.77ARIZONA MACHINERY, LLC SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 637.49ARMSTRONG CONSULTANTS INC SERVICES & SUPPLIES 4,407.53 4,407.53ASHLEY HALL & ASSOCIATES, PROFESSIONAL FEES .00 52,751.57ASSOCIATION OF COUNTY TRE REGISTRATION/SEMINARS 40.00 40.00AT&T SERVICES & SUPPLIES 715.77 1,836.53AT&T TELEPHONE 1,612.71 4,249.85AT&T IT OVERRIDE 1,037.97 2,849.79AT&T LONG DISTANCE SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 38.26AT&T MOBILITY SERVICES & SUPPLIES 371.29 1,097.21AT&T TELECONFERENCE SERVI SERVICES & SUPPLIES 52.16 143.51AT&T U-VERSE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 234.00 675.00AUDIO EDITIONS SERVICES & SUPPLIES 32.94 32.94AUDIO EDITIONS BOOKS .00 1,453.69AUSTIN ROBISON OTHER .00 50.00AVARIE MEHRING SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 4,615.67BANK OF AMERICA VISA SERVICES & SUPPLIES 6,360.78 9,707.82BARBARA ROHDE OTHER 25.00 25.00BARNES & NOBLE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 1,455.63 1,455.63BARNES & NOBLE BOOKS 506.34 2,995.52BASIN ENGINEERING CORPORA MINING MAP 1,395.00 2,511.73BASIN ENGINEERING CORPORA COUNTY SURVEYOR FEES 294.26 1,129.26BATH LUMBER CO. SERVICES & SUPPLIES 989.30 1,650.15BATTLE BORN MEDIA, LLC SERVICES & SUPPLIES 1,002.50 3,430.50BATTLE BORN MEDIA, LLC ELECTION 150.00 10,380.00BATTLE BORN MEDIA, LLC LEGAL ADVERTISING 516.75 1,077.50BATTLE BORN MEDIA, LLC MISCELLANEOUS 41.25 112.50BATTLE BORN MEDIA, LLC MARKETING/PROMOTION SEM. 286.00 692.00BATTLE BORN MEDIA, LLC IT OVERRIDE 90.00 90.00BEARING BELT CHAIN CO. MISCELLANEOUS .00 1,925.00BEASLEY BROADCASTING OF N SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 126.00BEASLEY MEDIA GROUP SERVICES & SUPPLIES 624.00 624.00BEAU CARLSON SERVICES & SUPPLIES 338.32 338.32BEN M. JOHNSON JUVENILE DETENTION 900.00 2,600.00BENSON WADSWORTH SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 1,589.28BERNELL JOHN STUBBS SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 150.00BERRY ENTERPRISES, INC SERVICES & SUPPLIES 1,095.00 1,394.00BETHANY JENSEN OTHER .00 2,920.00BG FIRE INC SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 172.95BLAISE STEFFEY SERVICES & SUPPLIES 945.00 2,511.26BLUE TARP FINANCIAL, INC. SERVICES & SUPPLIES 395.10 487.79BLUE TARP FINANCIAL, INC. MISCELLANEOUS 2,019.99 3,271.23BLUETARP FINANCIAL, INC. SERVICES & SUPPLIES 1,806.17 9,622.95BOARD OF REGENTS, UNR SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 150.00BOB BARKER COMPANY JAIL EXPENSES 4,790.14 9,993.67BP LIVESTOCK SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 26,971.50BRADSHAW CHEVROLET SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 986.23BRANDON RICHARD HARDING COURT COSTS .00 336.04BRANDON VAUGHT SERVICES & SUPPLIES 19.95 79.80BRANTLEY G. GUBLER II SERVICES & SUPPLIES 498.76 1,448.14BRAYTON SHORTELL COURT COSTS .00 402.44BREANN BALTHES SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 1,225.01BRENDA LEE COLE TRAVEL & PER DIEM .00 27.22BRIANNA LYNN PETERSON COURT COSTS 706.61 706.61BRISTOL LMG COURT COSTS 100.00 250.00BRODART COMPANY SERVICES & SUPPLIES 68.10 151.62BRODART COMPANY OFFICE SUPPLIES 81.78 81.78BULLOCH BROTHERS ENG. SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 480.00BULLOCH BROTHERS ENG. 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MISCELLANEOUS .00 2,700.00CASEY COLE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 459.03 459.03CASHMAN EQUIPMENT CO. SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 83.57CASHMAN EQUIPMENT CO. MISCELLANEOUS 898.54 2,736.34CASHMAN EQUIPMENT CO. FUEL/LUBRICANTS 150.00 150.00CASHMAN EQUIPMENT CO. PARTS 41,450.47 94,201.65CASHMAN EQUIPMENT CO. CAPITAL OUTLAY .00 91,244.27CATERPILLAR FIN. SERVICES PRINCIPAL .00 93,106.60CDW GOVERNMENT INC. SERVICES & SUPPLIES 572.21 1,792.75CDW GOVERNMENT INC. OFFICE SUPPLIES 416.25 767.45CDW GOVERNMENT INC. IT OVERRIDE 434.85 21,725.32CEDAR CITY MOTOR COMPANY MAINT./INSURANCE .00 2,108.63CEDAR MEMORIALS, INC. SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 300.00CENTRAL COMMITTEE, STATE SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 5,276.00CENTURY EQUIPMENT CO. SERVICES & SUPPLIES 1,051.96 1,200.43CENTURY EQUIPMENT CO. CAPITAL OUTLAY .00 3,100.00CENTURYLINK TELEPHONE 41.64 95.64CFOA SERVICES & SUPPLIES 60.00 110.00CFOA REGISTRATION/SEMINARS 120.00 270.00CHARLES REIFSNYDER MISCELLANEOUS .00 1,995.01CHASE DIRKS SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 81.67CHASE DIRKS TRAINING .00 70.00CHELSEY WADSWORTH SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 2,778.14CHERYL J. FLESSATI SERVICES & SUPPLIES 50.00 350.00CHEVRON AND TEXACO SERVICES & SUPPLIES 285.72 436.78CHEVRON AND TEXACO VEHICLE-FUEL/OIL 246.96 852.26CHEVRON AND TEXACO FUEL/LUBRICANTS 965.88 1,158.95CHRIS'S SERVICE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 2,282.79 12,702.61CHRISTIAN ENTERPISES INC MISCELLANEOUS 635.65 635.65CHRISTY ISABEL ADLER COURT COSTS 431.00 2,540.55CHRISTY M. BLOOD SERVICES & SUPPLIES 372.38 1,772.77CHURCHILL COUNCIL ON ALCO SERVICES & SUPPLIES 3,200.00 3,200.00CITY OF CALIENTE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 22,159.90 100,941.87CITY OF ELY SERVICES & SUPPLIES 298.92 829.62

BATTLE BORN MEDIA, LLC SERVICES & SUPPLIES 1,002.50 3,430.50BATTLE BORN MEDIA, LLC ELECTION 150.00 10,380.00BATTLE BORN MEDIA, LLC LEGAL ADVERTISING 516.75 1,077.50BATTLE BORN MEDIA, LLC MISCELLANEOUS 41.25 112.50BATTLE BORN MEDIA, LLC MARKETING/PROMOTION SEM. 286.00 692.00BATTLE BORN MEDIA, LLC IT OVERRIDE 90.00 90.00BEARING BELT CHAIN CO. MISCELLANEOUS .00 1,925.00BEASLEY BROADCASTING OF N SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 126.00BEASLEY MEDIA GROUP SERVICES & SUPPLIES 624.00 624.00BEAU CARLSON SERVICES & SUPPLIES 338.32 338.32BEN M. JOHNSON JUVENILE DETENTION 900.00 2,600.00BENSON WADSWORTH SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 1,589.28BERNELL JOHN STUBBS SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 150.00BERRY ENTERPRISES, INC SERVICES & SUPPLIES 1,095.00 1,394.00BETHANY JENSEN OTHER .00 2,920.00BG FIRE INC SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 172.95BLAISE STEFFEY SERVICES & SUPPLIES 945.00 2,511.26BLUE TARP FINANCIAL, INC. SERVICES & SUPPLIES 395.10 487.79BLUE TARP FINANCIAL, INC. MISCELLANEOUS 2,019.99 3,271.23BLUETARP FINANCIAL, INC. SERVICES & SUPPLIES 1,806.17 9,622.95BOARD OF REGENTS, UNR SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 150.00BOB BARKER COMPANY JAIL EXPENSES 4,790.14 9,993.67BP LIVESTOCK SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 26,971.50BRADSHAW CHEVROLET SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 986.23BRANDON RICHARD HARDING COURT COSTS .00 336.04BRANDON VAUGHT SERVICES & SUPPLIES 19.95 79.80BRANTLEY G. GUBLER II SERVICES & SUPPLIES 498.76 1,448.14BRAYTON SHORTELL COURT COSTS .00 402.44BREANN BALTHES SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 1,225.01BRENDA LEE COLE TRAVEL & PER DIEM .00 27.22BRIANNA LYNN PETERSON COURT COSTS 706.61 706.61BRISTOL LMG COURT COSTS 100.00 250.00BRODART COMPANY SERVICES & SUPPLIES 68.10 151.62BRODART COMPANY OFFICE SUPPLIES 81.78 81.78BULLOCH BROTHERS ENG. SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 480.00BULLOCH BROTHERS ENG. PROFESSIONAL FEES 1,100.00 3,128.00BUREAU OF SAFE DRINKING W SERVICES & SUPPLIES 826.50 826.50C & B AUTO PARTS SERVICES & SUPPLIES 4,039.81 8,330.80C-A-L RANCH STORES MISCELLANEOUS .00 545.99CALIENTE ASSOCIATES SERVICES & SUPPLIES 254.00 914.00CALIENTE PUBLIC UTILITIES UTILITIES 7,625.35 17,748.28CALIFORNIA PROFESSIONAL M CORONER .00 1,064.52CAMERON BOYCE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 1,142.53 1,142.53CAMERON BOYCE COURT COSTS .00 120.00CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES SERVICES & SUPPLIES 1,370.75 3,663.75CAPITAL FORD INC. CAPITAL OUTLAY 71,268.25 71,268.25CARDMEMBER SERVICE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 34.97 66.44CARDMEMBER SERVICE TRAINING 848.81 848.81CARDMEMBER SERVICE TRAVEL & PER DIEM 1,712.41 3,710.62CARDMEMBER SERVICE COURT COSTS 790.53 790.53CARDMEMBER SERVICE CAPITAL OUTLAY 5,048.12 5,048.12CARLING ATTORNEY AT LAW SERVICES & SUPPLIES 1,500.00 4,000.00CAROLYN HARRIS COURT COSTS .00 59.20CARTER-GRIFFIN INC. SERVICES & SUPPLIES 510.00 510.00CARTER-GRIFFIN INC. MISCELLANEOUS .00 2,700.00CASEY COLE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 459.03 459.03CASHMAN EQUIPMENT CO. SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 83.57CASHMAN EQUIPMENT CO. MISCELLANEOUS 898.54 2,736.34CASHMAN EQUIPMENT CO. FUEL/LUBRICANTS 150.00 150.00CASHMAN EQUIPMENT CO. PARTS 41,450.47 94,201.65CASHMAN EQUIPMENT CO. CAPITAL OUTLAY .00 91,244.27CATERPILLAR FIN. SERVICES PRINCIPAL .00 93,106.60CDW GOVERNMENT INC. SERVICES & SUPPLIES 572.21 1,792.75CDW GOVERNMENT INC. OFFICE SUPPLIES 416.25 767.45CDW GOVERNMENT INC. IT OVERRIDE 434.85 21,725.32CEDAR CITY MOTOR COMPANY MAINT./INSURANCE .00 2,108.63CEDAR MEMORIALS, INC. SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 300.00CENTRAL COMMITTEE, STATE SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 5,276.00CENTURY EQUIPMENT CO. SERVICES & SUPPLIES 1,051.96 1,200.43CENTURY EQUIPMENT CO. CAPITAL OUTLAY .00 3,100.00CENTURYLINK TELEPHONE 41.64 95.64CFOA SERVICES & SUPPLIES 60.00 110.00CFOA REGISTRATION/SEMINARS 120.00 270.00CHARLES REIFSNYDER MISCELLANEOUS .00 1,995.01CHASE DIRKS SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 81.67CHASE DIRKS TRAINING .00 70.00CHELSEY WADSWORTH SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 2,778.14CHERYL J. FLESSATI SERVICES & SUPPLIES 50.00 350.00CHEVRON AND TEXACO SERVICES & SUPPLIES 285.72 436.78CHEVRON AND TEXACO VEHICLE-FUEL/OIL 246.96 852.26CHEVRON AND TEXACO FUEL/LUBRICANTS 965.88 1,158.95CHRIS'S SERVICE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 2,282.79 12,702.61CHRISTIAN ENTERPISES INC MISCELLANEOUS 635.65 635.65CHRISTY ISABEL ADLER COURT COSTS 431.00 2,540.55CHRISTY M. BLOOD SERVICES & SUPPLIES 372.38 1,772.77CHURCHILL COUNCIL ON ALCO SERVICES & SUPPLIES 3,200.00 3,200.00CITY OF CALIENTE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 22,159.90 100,941.87CITY OF ELY SERVICES & SUPPLIES 298.92 829.62CLARENCE MICHAEL RAY TRAVEL & PER DIEM .00 53.73CLARENCE MICHAEL RAY VEHICLE-FUEL/OIL .00 25.00CLARENCE MICHAEL RAY MAINT./INSURANCE .00 20.98CLARK COUNTY BUSINESS SYS SERVICES & SUPPLIES 198.90 198.90CLARK COUNTY INFO TECH DE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 34.00 102.00CLARK COUNTY TREASURER'S CORONER 2,900.00 12,900.00CLAYTON J. HENRIOD SERVICES & SUPPLIES 1,087.51 2,911.66COATES BROADCASTING INC. SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 500.00CODALE ELECTRIC SUPPLIES SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 720.80CODY LAMB PHYSICALS .00 65.00CODY LAMB UNIFORM MAINTENANCE .00 180.09CODY REED SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 1,548.75COIRA PROPERTIES, LLC SERVICES & SUPPLIES 758.00 1,258.66COLOR COUNTRY DIESEL INC PARTS 12,174.11 12,379.16COLORLAND SALES & SERVICE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 32.88 55.35COMMERCIAL TIRE MAINT./INSURANCE 623.29 4,865.57COMMERCIAL TIRE TIRES 1,391.20 1,889.14CONCEPCION WEST SERVICES & SUPPLIES 150.00 300.00CONTINENTAL UTILITY SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 1,539.00CORY L. LYTLE SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 60.00CORY L. LYTLE TELEPHONE 210.00 280.00COW COUNTY TITLE CO. SERVICES & SUPPLIES 2,465.00 2,465.00COW COUNTY TITLE CO. CAPITAL OUTLAY .00 419,306.17CREATIVE CULTURE INSIGNIA UNIFORM MAINTENANCE 108.25 108.25CROP PRODUCTIONS SERVICES SERVICES & SUPPLIES 13,417.07 41,329.67CUMMINS ROCKY MOUNTAIN - SERVICES & SUPPLIES 10,639.67 10,639.67CURT PHILLIPS SERVICES & SUPPLIES 290.00 3,660.00CURT PHILLIPS CAPITAL OUTLAY .00 285.00CYDNEY LAUREN DWIRE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 25.00 25.00D & D CONSTRUCTION DBA CAPITAL OUTLAY .00 4,755.00D. BLAKE ELECTRIC & SERVICES & SUPPLIES 1,661.92 24,129.58DAKOTAH MARJORIE ANN WING COURT COSTS 51.11 188.48DALTON EVERS SERVICES & SUPPLIES 668.00 1,094.00DANIEL BARFIELD COURT COSTS .00 120.00DANIEL L. NOLAN SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 304.50DANIEL M. HOOGE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 52.62 52.62DANIEL M. HOOGE REGISTRATION/SEMINARS 50.00 50.00DANIEL M. HOOGE TRAVEL & PER DIEM 638.18 795.48DANIEL M. HOOGE COURT COSTS 504.70 504.70DARLA DAVIS SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 85.44DAVID HIGHBE COURT COSTS .00 59.86DAVID HURD STIPEND 21.72 65.56DAVID KEITH PEARSON PHYSICALS .00 65.00DAVID KEITH PEARSON UNIFORM MAINTENANCE .00 200.00DCFS SERVICES & SUPPLIES 2,168.25 6,504.75DEBRA H. GILL SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 330.75DEE ALBERT SMITH SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 300.00DEE DEE BROOKS SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 112.01DEEANN S. HANSEN SERVICES & SUPPLIES 510.00 780.00DELL MARKETING L.P. CAPITAL OUTLAY 2,023.98 11,528.88DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHIC SERVICES & SUPPLIES 21.00 19.00-DEREK FOREMASTER TRAINING 92.00 92.00DEREK FOREMASTER POSTAGE .00 43.46DEREK FOREMASTER MISCELLANEOUS .00 1,087.73DERREK ADAMS SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 1,800.00DESIREE WEIDEMAN SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 280.00DICK REASON SERVICES & SUPPLIES 214.00 214.00DISCOUNT DUMPSTERS LLC SERVICES & SUPPLIES 95,107.64 176,958.37DISCOUNT DUMPSTERS LLC BUILDING MAINTENANCE 720.00 1,940.00DISCOUNT DUMPSTERS LLC UTILITIES 160.00 580.00DISPLAY SALES UTILITIES 351.50 351.50DIVISION OF CHILD & FAMIL SERVICES & SUPPLIES 10,204.00 43,052.25DIVISION OF HEALTH CARE STATE 41,698.20 110,297.20DIVISION OF PAROLE & PROB SERVICES & SUPPLIES 1,913.23 5,739.69DOI/BLM SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 100.00DOLAN & EDWARDS SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 100.00DOLAN & EDWARDS INSURANCE-BLDG. 8,797.00 196,620.59DOLAN & EDWARDS MISCELLANEOUS 630.00 3,100.00DOMINION VOTING SYSTEMS I ELECTION .00 533.32DOUGLAS LOONEY COURT COSTS .00 58.47DR SCANNER SUPPORT SERVICES & SUPPLIES 995.00 995.00DYLAN V. FREHNER ATTORNEY PROFESSIONAL FEES .00 1,968.75DYLAN V. FREHNER ATTORNEY COURT COSTS 625.00 1,450.40DYLAN V. FREHNER ATTORNEY PUBLIC DEFENDER .00 93,750.00DYLAN VERN FREHNER SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 750.00EAGLE VALLEY RESORT RV PA SERVICES & SUPPLIES 376.88 376.88EASTERN NEVADA LANDSCAPE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 240.00 240.00ECOLAB INC. SERVICES & SUPPLIES 254.85 764.55ELAINE M. ZIMMERMAN SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 531.00ELAINE M. ZIMMERMAN TRAVEL & PER DIEM .00 3,229.32ELEVATION ENTERPRISES LLC SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 242.50ELIZABETH ANNE BILLER SERVICES & SUPPLIES 2,685.65 8,717.64ELKO COUNTY JUVENILE JUVENILE DETENTION 5,730.00 9,603.00ELKO TOOL & FASTENER, INC MISCELLANEOUS .00 523.60ELY DISPOSAL SERVICE, INC SERVICES & SUPPLIES 183.64 366.78EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 4,200.00EMILIE SMITH SERVICES & SUPPLIES 263.20 3,274.88EMPLOYEE-MANAGEMENT MISCELLANEOUS .00 627.75EMPLOYMENT SECURITY DEPT. UNEMPLOYMENT CLAIMS 363.41 4,389.43ENERGY COMMUNITIES ALLIAN SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 2,500.00EQUIPMENT SALES, INC. CAPITAL OUTLAY 63,893.00 63,893.00ESRI INC SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 1,000.00EVA DAWN DONOHUE SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 95.00EVA DAWN DONOHUE CONTRACT SERVICE .00 65.00FIRE PROTECTION PUBLICATI SERVICES & SUPPLIES 1,544.25 1,544.25FIRE PROTECTION SERVICE C SERVICES & SUPPLIES 501.00 1,002.00FIRE PROTECTION SERVICE C UTILITIES .00 501.00FLYERS ENERGY LLC SERVICES & SUPPLIES 2,646.41 5,427.37FOURTH OF JULY COMMITTEE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 2,500.00 2,500.00FRANKLIN JAMES KATSCHKE REGISTRATION/SEMINARS 50.00 50.00FRANKLIN JAMES KATSCHKE TRAVEL & PER DIEM 561.40 639.10FRANKLIN JAMES KATSCHKE COURT COSTS .00 1,526.31FRANKLIN JAMES KATSCHKE CAPITAL OUTLAY 119.49 3,330.35FREEDOM FOURWHEELERS SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 500.00FRIENDS OF PAHRANAGAT VAL SERVICES & SUPPLIES 15,000.00 15,000.00GALE OIL & TIRE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 2,623.50 8,073.50GALLS AN ARAMARK COMPANY UNIFORM MAINTENANCE 197.92 695.42GARY D. FAIRMAN SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 16.31GEORGE CHACHAS SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 47.97GEORGE E. ROWE VEHICLE-FUEL/OIL 20.00 20.00GEOTECH ENVIRONMENTAL EQU SERVICES & SUPPLIES 633.60 633.60GERRI G. PHILLIPS SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 46.41GERRI G. PHILLIPS CAPITAL OUTLAY .00 87.31GINA LLOYD COURT COSTS .00 120.00GIOA REGISTRATION/SEMINARS 150.00 150.00GIST INC. SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 7,943.00GLBY BUILDING MAINTENANCE .00 8,500.00GLOBALSTAR USA SERVICES & SUPPLIES 199.18 503.66GORDON A. KLINE BUILDING MAINTENANCE .00 15,057.96GRAINGER SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 2,068.90GRAINGER OFFICE SUPPLIES .00 115.61GRAINGER BUILDING MAINTENANCE 892.21 1,697.23GRAINGER MISCELLANEOUS 931.50 2,966.25GRAINGER TIRES 220.00 220.00GRAINGER PARTS .00 65.76GRAINGER ROAD MATERIAL .00 1,113.20GRANT PERKINS BUILDING MAINTENANCE 718.50 718.50GREAT BASIN FOODS SERVICES & SUPPLIES 133.35 403.87GREAT BASIN FOODS VEHICLE-FUEL/OIL 113.66 285.31GREAT BASIN FOODS MISCELLANEOUS 164.51 427.57GREAT BASIN FOODS RAW FOOD 1,383.15 2,110.15GREAT BASIN FOODS COURT COSTS .00 81.39GREAT BASIN WATER NETWORK SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 500.00GREGORY BARLOW LTD. P.C. SERVICES & SUPPLIES 114.40 114.40GREGORY BARLOW LTD. P.C. PROFESSIONAL FEES 1,680.00 1,680.00GROVER DILS MEDICAL CTR. SERVICES & SUPPLIES 135,490.70 489,413.70GROVER DILS MEDICAL CTR. JAIL EXPENSES .00 75.00GROVER DILS MEDICAL CTR. PHYSICALS 31.00 31.00GROVER DILS MEDICAL CTR. MISCELLANEOUS 20.00 40.00GROVER DILS MEDICAL CTR. CONTRACT SERVICE .00 4,000.00GROVER DILS MEDICAL CTR. AMBULANCE SUPPLIES .00 338.84GROVER DILS MEDICAL CTR. MEDICAL CARE .00 3,940.30HACH COMPANY SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 296.99HAMILTON COMMUNICATIONS INSURANCE-BLDG. .00 11,317.83HAMILTON COMMUNICATIONS MISCELLANEOUS .00 790.00HARDY CONSTRUCTION, INC. CONTRACT SERVICE .00 490,432.70HARDY CONSTRUCTION, INC. GRANT MATCH ACCOUNT .00 109,567.30HARTS AUTO SUPPLY, LLC MAINT./INSURANCE 295.91 637.08HAYDON BROOKS SERVICES & SUPPLIES 1,605.63 4,165.02HAYLEY D. GLOECKNER SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 221.83HAZARD CONTROL TECHNOLOGI SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 539.80HEATHER BOYCE TRAVEL & PER DIEM .00 491.35HIGH DESERT MICROIMAGING, SERVICES & SUPPLIES 2,308.04 8,997.18HIGH DESERT MICROIMAGING, ELECTION 1,725.00 1,725.00HILLYARD FLAGSTAFF SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 131.87HILLYARD FLAGSTAFF JAIL EXPENSES 422.52 5,163.68HILLYARD FLAGSTAFF JANITORIAL SUPPLIES 1,462.39 2,465.80HISTORIC SILVER CAFE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 247.00 247.00HODGES BADGE COMPANY, INC SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 566.53HOLLY GATZKE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 702.93 11,490.88HOLLY GATZKE TRAVEL & PER DIEM .00 1,733.09HOME DEPOT SERVICES & SUPPLIES 927.87 2,047.38HOME DEPOT BUILDING MAINTENANCE 500.61 1,394.33HOME DEPOT MISCELLANEOUS 765.47 1,492.41HOME DEPOT ROAD MATERIAL .00 256.90HOME DEPOT CAPITAL OUTLAY 71.85 754.70HOPE JOHNSON SERVICES & SUPPLIES 300.00 900.00IBM CORPORATION INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 675.00 2,025.00IMAGE PRO PRINTING & COPY SERVICES & SUPPLIES 35.60 632.17IMAGE PRO PRINTING & COPY COURT COSTS 1,390.78 1,390.78IMAGING CONCEPTS LLC SERVICES & SUPPLIES 1,185.77 3,557.71IMAGING CONCEPTS LLC OFFICE SUPPLIES .00 402.81IMAGING CONCEPTS LLC IT OVERRIDE 139.25 414.92IMPERIAL WINDOW & DOOR SERVICES & SUPPLIES 351.95 460.11INTERMOUNTAIN TRANSMISSIO SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 3,259.34INTERNATIONAL CODE COUNCI TRAINING 400.00 535.00

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EMPLOYMENT SECURITY DEPT. UNEMPLOYMENT CLAIMS 363.41 4,389.43ENERGY COMMUNITIES ALLIAN SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 2,500.00EQUIPMENT SALES, INC. CAPITAL OUTLAY 63,893.00 63,893.00ESRI INC SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 1,000.00EVA DAWN DONOHUE SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 95.00EVA DAWN DONOHUE CONTRACT SERVICE .00 65.00FIRE PROTECTION PUBLICATI SERVICES & SUPPLIES 1,544.25 1,544.25FIRE PROTECTION SERVICE C SERVICES & SUPPLIES 501.00 1,002.00FIRE PROTECTION SERVICE C UTILITIES .00 501.00FLYERS ENERGY LLC SERVICES & SUPPLIES 2,646.41 5,427.37FOURTH OF JULY COMMITTEE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 2,500.00 2,500.00FRANKLIN JAMES KATSCHKE REGISTRATION/SEMINARS 50.00 50.00FRANKLIN JAMES KATSCHKE TRAVEL & PER DIEM 561.40 639.10FRANKLIN JAMES KATSCHKE COURT COSTS .00 1,526.31FRANKLIN JAMES KATSCHKE CAPITAL OUTLAY 119.49 3,330.35FREEDOM FOURWHEELERS SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 500.00FRIENDS OF PAHRANAGAT VAL SERVICES & SUPPLIES 15,000.00 15,000.00GALE OIL & TIRE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 2,623.50 8,073.50GALLS AN ARAMARK COMPANY UNIFORM MAINTENANCE 197.92 695.42GARY D. FAIRMAN SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 16.31GEORGE CHACHAS SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 47.97GEORGE E. ROWE VEHICLE-FUEL/OIL 20.00 20.00GEOTECH ENVIRONMENTAL EQU SERVICES & SUPPLIES 633.60 633.60GERRI G. PHILLIPS SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 46.41GERRI G. PHILLIPS CAPITAL OUTLAY .00 87.31GINA LLOYD COURT COSTS .00 120.00GIOA REGISTRATION/SEMINARS 150.00 150.00GIST INC. SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 7,943.00GLBY BUILDING MAINTENANCE .00 8,500.00GLOBALSTAR USA SERVICES & SUPPLIES 199.18 503.66GORDON A. 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LANTZ SERVICES & SUPPLIES 9,600.00 25,621.00MAXINE L. LANTZ TRAVEL & PER DIEM 537.83 2,368.81MAXUM ENTERPRISES, LLC SERVICES & SUPPLIES 11,479.48 17,718.54MAXUM ENTERPRISES, LLC VEHICLE-FUEL/OIL 2,214.97 2,214.97MAXUM ENTERPRISES, LLC MAINT./INSURANCE .00 1,486.53MAXUM ENTERPRISES, LLC BUILDING MAINTENANCE 27.90 864.47MAXUM ENTERPRISES, LLC FUEL/LUBRICANTS 34,740.24 102,958.16MAXUM ENTERPRISES, LLC UTILITIES 9,977.29 14,165.55MCCROSKY'S Y SERVICE INC. SERVICES & SUPPLIES 2,922.66 4,842.56MCCROSKY'S Y SERVICE INC. TRAVEL & PER DIEM 201.19 201.19MCCROSKY'S Y SERVICE INC. VEHICLE-FUEL/OIL 400.98 1,585.75MCCROSKY'S Y SERVICE INC. MAINT./INSURANCE 110.21 2,998.01MCCROSKY'S Y SERVICE INC. SEARCH & RESCUE .00 229.95MCI TELEPHONE 529.10 1,270.85MCINTOSH COMMUNICATION SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 2,634.00MCKEIN MULL SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 70.00MCKENZIE TAYLOR SERVICES & SUPPLIES 121.73 5,920.40MEADOW GOLD DAIRY RAW FOOD 3,118.38 7,852.51MEADOW VALLEY JUSTICE CREDIT CARD FEE 423.85 1,640.03MICHAEL A. LIVRERI SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 400.00MICHAEL ANDREW KOKOT COURT COSTS 25.00 25.00MICRO FOCUS SOFTWARE IT OVERRIDE .00 4,583.16MID-AMERICAN RESEARCH SERVICES & SUPPLIES 246.51 1,056.16MID-AMERICAN RESEARCH BUILDING MAINTENANCE 781.91 781.91MIKE PHILLIPS SERVICES & SUPPLIES 800.23 4,257.64MIKE PHILLIPS VEHICLE-FUEL/OIL 378.20 772.60MIKE PHILLIPS MAINT./INSURANCE 349.82 869.59MIKE PHILLIPS MISCELLANEOUS 359.10 359.10MISTY LEA INGRAM COURT COSTS .00 112.59MITCHELL J. RIPPETOE SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 2,152.52MOHAVE COUNTY CLERK OF TH COURT COSTS .00 119.00MOLLY E. ROEMER SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 6,423.65MOLLY NELSON SERVICES & SUPPLIES 927.50 4,204.38MONSEN ENGINEERING, INC. SERVICES & SUPPLIES 2,053.68 4,752.85MOUNT OLYMPUS WATERS MISCELLANEOUS 54.00 162.00MOUNTAIN MERCANTILE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 3,529.93 8,077.60MOUNTAIN MERCANTILE OFFICE SUPPLIES 24.99 24.99MOUNTAIN MERCANTILE INVESTIGATIVE COSTS .00 824.97MOUNTAIN MERCANTILE VEHICLE-FUEL/OIL 2.79 10.57MOUNTAIN MERCANTILE MAINT./INSURANCE 269.92 2,174.90MOUNTAIN MERCANTILE BUILDING MAINTENANCE 342.75 1,324.42MOUNTAIN MERCANTILE MISCELLANEOUS 1,632.03 2,597.07MOUNTAIN MERCANTILE FUEL/LUBRICANTS 1,562.17 2,178.43MOUNTAIN MERCANTILE PARTS 564.53 3,780.65MOUNTAIN MERCANTILE COURT COSTS 168.17 168.17MOUNTAIN WEST TRUCK CENTE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 64.33 64.33MT. WHEELER POWER SERVICES & SUPPLIES 960.56 2,208.96MURDOCK'S METAL & PAINT SERVICES & SUPPLIES 140.00 140.00NACO SERVICES & SUPPLIES 13,484.00 13,934.00NACO REGISTRATION/SEMINARS .00 250.00NAISMA SERVICES & SUPPLIES 75.00 75.00NANCY ESCOBEDO MISCELLANEOUS 962.83 962.83NATALIE C. HOOGE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 354.35 354.35NATHAN ADAMS SERVICES & SUPPLIES 615.57 615.57NATHAN J. KATSCHKE TRAVEL & PER DIEM 428.92 428.92NATIONAL DISTRICT ATTORNE SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 103.00NATIONAL DISTRICT ATTORNE REGISTRATION/SEMINARS 785.00 785.00NATIONAL MEDICAL SERVICES MEDICAL CARE 45.00 45.00NCCI HOLDINGS, INC. SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 5,577.00NEVADA ASSESSOR'S ASSN. SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 150.00NEVADA ASSESSOR'S ASSN. TRAVEL & PER DIEM 130.00 130.00NEVADA ASSOCIATION OF REGISTRATION/SEMINARS .00 35.00NEVADA ASSOCIATION OF ELECTION 35.00 35.00NEVADA BANK & TRUST CO. SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 13,144.05NEVADA BANK & TRUST CO. PRINCIPAL 13,144.05 26,288.10NEVADA BOARD OF CONTINUIN SERVICES & SUPPLIES 80.00 80.00NEVADA CENTRAL MEDIA, LLC SERVICES & SUPPLIES 975.00 2,175.00NEVADA D.A.'S ASSOCATION SERVICES & SUPPLIES 125.00 125.00NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF AGRI RAW FOOD 15.00 62.50NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF MINE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 4,070.00 26,780.00NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF TAXA SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 100.00NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF TAXA STATE 1,116.58 3,137.98NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF TRAN SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 12.78NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF TRAN VEHICLE-FUEL/OIL 1,212.99 4,595.79NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF TRAN FUEL/LUBRICANTS 5,046.69 9,765.92NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF TRAN GRANT MATCH ACCOUNT .00 16,718.59NEVADA DEPT. OF ADMIN. COMMUNICATIONS .00 4,206.68NEVADA DIVISION FORESTRY SERVICES & SUPPLIES 20,000.00 74,502.68NEVADA DIVISION OF ENVIRO SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 400.00NEVADA DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES & SUPPLIES 4,302.88 12,110.64NEVADA DIVISION OF STATE TRAINING .00 60.00NEVADA DIVISION OF WATER SERVICES & SUPPLIES 905.00 1,145.00NEVADA JUDGES OF LIMITED COURT COSTS 250.00 250.00NEVADA JUDGES OF LIMITED ADMIN. ASSESSMENT FEES 250.00 250.00NEVADA LIBRARY ASSOC SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 3,710.00NEVADA PUBLIC AGENCY SERVICES & SUPPLIES 2,000.00 2,000.00NEVADA PUBLIC RADIO SERVICES & SUPPLIES 800.00 800.00NEVADA RURAL COUNTIES SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 16,957.00NEVADA RURAL WATER ASSOCI SERVICES & SUPPLIES 35.00 340.00NEVADA SHERIFF'S & CHIEF' SERVICES & SUPPLIES 500.00 750.00NEVADA STATE ELECTRONIC FINGERPRINTNG 580.00 1,550.50NEVADA STATE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 136.25 219.75NEVADA STATE FIRE MARSHAL SERVICES & SUPPLIES 250.00 250.00NEVADA STATE FIRE MARSHAL CONTRACT SERVICE 500.00 500.00NEVADA STATE HEALTH DIV. STATE NURSE 6,233.25 16,621.75NEVADA STATE TREASURER SERVICES & SUPPLIES 105,885.40 450,887.78NEVADA STATE TREASURER'S SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 2.00NEVADA SUPREME COURT COURT COSTS .00 3,500.00NEVADA WEED MANAGEMENT AS SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 75.00NEWMAN TRAFFIC SIGNS MISCELLANEOUS 471.40 471.40NEWMAN TRAFFIC SIGNS ROAD MATERIAL 875.57 1,129.23NICHOLAS MONTGOMERY COURT COSTS 172.60 172.60NO EXCUSES SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 350.00NOLA HOLTON CAPITAL OUTLAY 1,080.57 1,080.57NOLAN AVERY SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 416.25NORMA BOYLAN SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 350.00NORTHERN POWER EQUIPMENT SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 1,283.26NORTHERN POWER EQUIPMENT CAPITAL OUTLAY .00 852.00NV DRUG & ALCOHOL TESTING SERVICES & SUPPLIES 40.00 160.00NV DRUG & ALCOHOL TESTING MISCELLANEOUS 40.00 80.00O.P.I. SERVICES & SUPPLIES 121.58 301.18OAK TREE WOODWORKING CAPITAL OUTLAY .00 5,900.00OFFICE DEPOT SERVICES & SUPPLIES 1,523.16 2,233.22OFFICE DEPOT OFFICE SUPPLIES 511.54 897.00OFFICE DEPOT JANITORIAL SUPPLIES 415.17 905.00OFFICE MAX INC. SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 183.70OFFICE MAX INC. OFFICE SUPPLIES .00 73.48OFFICE MAX INC. BOOKS & PRINTING .00 1,530.42OLIVER PACKAGING & EQUIPM SERVICES & SUPPLIES 2,752.00 11,418.58ONESMART CONFERENCE, INC. TELEPHONE .00 37.93OPTIMAL RESEARCH UNIFORM MAINTENANCE .00 244.67OVERLAND HOTEL & SALOON SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 867.00P & P VENTURES, LLC SERVICES & SUPPLIES 420.00 420.00PAHRANAGAT VALLEY HIGH SERVICES & SUPPLIES 3,000.00 3,000.00PAHRANAGAT VALLEY VOLUNTE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 23,310.01 77,667.47PAM TEEL COURT COSTS .00 120.00PANACA FARMSTEAD ASSOCIAT SERVICES & SUPPLIES 3,729.26 10,814.90PANACA FARMSTEAD ASSOCIAT UTILITIES 1,150.10 2,690.60PANACA FARMSTEAD ASSOCIAT CAPITAL OUTLAY .00 931.25PANACA FIRE PROTECTION DI SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 350.00PANACA IRRIGATION COURT COSTS 80.00 330.00PANACA LITTLE LEAGUE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 2,500.00 2,500.00PATRICIA SPENCER COURT COSTS .00 421.27PATRICK WILLIAM STORK SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 369.50PEARSON BROTHERS CONTSTRU ROAD MATERIAL .00 17,620.00PENGUIN MANAGEMENT INC. SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 7,588.00PENWORTHY BOOKS .00 1,145.10PERPETUAL STORAGE, INC. SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 206.53PETERSON PLUMBING SUPPLY SERVICES & SUPPLIES 1,985.79 2,697.74PHARES Q. WOODS COURT COSTS 300.00 900.00PHIL LOMBARD SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 161.00PHILLIP D. MOSS MISCELLANEOUS .00 142.49PIOCHE PUBLIC UTILITIES SERVICES & SUPPLIES 3,389.48 6,430.63PIOCHE PUBLIC UTILITIES BUILDING MAINTENANCE .00 201.60PIOCHE PUBLIC UTILITIES UTILITIES 25,483.98 66,666.75PIOCHE TOWN SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 640.62PIOCHE VOLUNTEER FIRE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 1,250.00 2,050.00PIONEER RESEARCH CORP. SERVICES & SUPPLIES 592.37 2,369.48PIONEER TELEPHONE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 210.93 495.40PITNEY BOWES GLOBAL SERVICES & SUPPLIES 259.02 341.79PITNEY BOWES INC. SERVICES & SUPPLIES 180.00 503.52POWERNET GLOBAL TELEPHONE 25.39 71.23PRAXAIR DISTRIBUTION SERVICES & SUPPLIES 80.16 276.08PRE-SORT CENTER SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 1,094.54PRINT SOLUTIONS, INC. BOOKS & PRINTING .00 1,123.22PRO-FORCE ENFORCEMENT TRAINING .00 781.21PRO-FORCE ENFORCEMENT INVESTIGATIVE COSTS 130.93 130.93PRODOCUMENT SOLUTIONS INC ELECTION .00 2,487.98PROGRESSIVE RANCHER SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 450.00PRYOR LEARNING SOLUTIONS SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 149.00PUBLIC AGENCY TRAINING TRAINING 550.00 550.00PUBLIC EMPLOYEE'S BENENFI RETIREE INSURANCE 18,666.32 47,050.54PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION SERVICES & SUPPLIES 473.26 873.47PURCHASE POWER / PITNEY B SERVICES & SUPPLIES 264.04 510.59PURCHASE POWER / PITNEY B POSTAGE .00 417.98

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NEVADA DIVISION FORESTRY SERVICES & SUPPLIES 20,000.00 74,502.68NEVADA DIVISION OF ENVIRO SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 400.00NEVADA DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES & SUPPLIES 4,302.88 12,110.64NEVADA DIVISION OF STATE TRAINING .00 60.00NEVADA DIVISION OF WATER SERVICES & SUPPLIES 905.00 1,145.00NEVADA JUDGES OF LIMITED COURT COSTS 250.00 250.00NEVADA JUDGES OF LIMITED ADMIN. ASSESSMENT FEES 250.00 250.00NEVADA LIBRARY ASSOC SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 3,710.00NEVADA PUBLIC AGENCY SERVICES & SUPPLIES 2,000.00 2,000.00NEVADA PUBLIC RADIO SERVICES & SUPPLIES 800.00 800.00NEVADA RURAL COUNTIES SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 16,957.00NEVADA RURAL WATER ASSOCI SERVICES & SUPPLIES 35.00 340.00NEVADA SHERIFF'S & CHIEF' SERVICES & SUPPLIES 500.00 750.00NEVADA STATE ELECTRONIC FINGERPRINTNG 580.00 1,550.50NEVADA STATE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 136.25 219.75NEVADA STATE FIRE MARSHAL SERVICES & SUPPLIES 250.00 250.00NEVADA STATE FIRE MARSHAL CONTRACT SERVICE 500.00 500.00NEVADA STATE HEALTH DIV. STATE NURSE 6,233.25 16,621.75NEVADA STATE TREASURER SERVICES & SUPPLIES 105,885.40 450,887.78NEVADA STATE TREASURER'S SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 2.00NEVADA SUPREME COURT COURT COSTS .00 3,500.00NEVADA WEED MANAGEMENT AS SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 75.00NEWMAN TRAFFIC SIGNS MISCELLANEOUS 471.40 471.40NEWMAN TRAFFIC SIGNS ROAD MATERIAL 875.57 1,129.23NICHOLAS MONTGOMERY COURT COSTS 172.60 172.60NO EXCUSES SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 350.00NOLA HOLTON CAPITAL OUTLAY 1,080.57 1,080.57NOLAN AVERY SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 416.25NORMA BOYLAN SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 350.00NORTHERN POWER EQUIPMENT SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 1,283.26NORTHERN POWER EQUIPMENT CAPITAL OUTLAY .00 852.00NV DRUG & ALCOHOL TESTING SERVICES & SUPPLIES 40.00 160.00NV DRUG & ALCOHOL TESTING MISCELLANEOUS 40.00 80.00O.P.I. SERVICES & SUPPLIES 121.58 301.18OAK TREE WOODWORKING CAPITAL OUTLAY .00 5,900.00OFFICE DEPOT SERVICES & SUPPLIES 1,523.16 2,233.22OFFICE DEPOT OFFICE SUPPLIES 511.54 897.00OFFICE DEPOT JANITORIAL SUPPLIES 415.17 905.00OFFICE MAX INC. SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 183.70OFFICE MAX INC. OFFICE SUPPLIES .00 73.48OFFICE MAX INC. BOOKS & PRINTING .00 1,530.42OLIVER PACKAGING & EQUIPM SERVICES & SUPPLIES 2,752.00 11,418.58ONESMART CONFERENCE, INC. TELEPHONE .00 37.93OPTIMAL RESEARCH UNIFORM MAINTENANCE .00 244.67OVERLAND HOTEL & SALOON SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 867.00P & P VENTURES, LLC SERVICES & SUPPLIES 420.00 420.00PAHRANAGAT VALLEY HIGH SERVICES & SUPPLIES 3,000.00 3,000.00PAHRANAGAT VALLEY VOLUNTE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 23,310.01 77,667.47PAM TEEL COURT COSTS .00 120.00PANACA FARMSTEAD ASSOCIAT SERVICES & SUPPLIES 3,729.26 10,814.90PANACA FARMSTEAD ASSOCIAT UTILITIES 1,150.10 2,690.60PANACA FARMSTEAD ASSOCIAT CAPITAL OUTLAY .00 931.25PANACA FIRE PROTECTION DI SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 350.00PANACA IRRIGATION COURT COSTS 80.00 330.00PANACA LITTLE LEAGUE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 2,500.00 2,500.00PATRICIA SPENCER COURT COSTS .00 421.27PATRICK WILLIAM STORK SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 369.50PEARSON BROTHERS CONTSTRU ROAD MATERIAL .00 17,620.00PENGUIN MANAGEMENT INC. SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 7,588.00PENWORTHY BOOKS .00 1,145.10PERPETUAL STORAGE, INC. SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 206.53PETERSON PLUMBING SUPPLY SERVICES & SUPPLIES 1,985.79 2,697.74PHARES Q. WOODS COURT COSTS 300.00 900.00PHIL LOMBARD SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 161.00PHILLIP D. MOSS MISCELLANEOUS .00 142.49PIOCHE PUBLIC UTILITIES SERVICES & SUPPLIES 3,389.48 6,430.63PIOCHE PUBLIC UTILITIES BUILDING MAINTENANCE .00 201.60PIOCHE PUBLIC UTILITIES UTILITIES 25,483.98 66,666.75PIOCHE TOWN SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 640.62PIOCHE VOLUNTEER FIRE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 1,250.00 2,050.00PIONEER RESEARCH CORP. SERVICES & SUPPLIES 592.37 2,369.48PIONEER TELEPHONE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 210.93 495.40PITNEY BOWES GLOBAL SERVICES & SUPPLIES 259.02 341.79PITNEY BOWES INC. SERVICES & SUPPLIES 180.00 503.52POWERNET GLOBAL TELEPHONE 25.39 71.23PRAXAIR DISTRIBUTION SERVICES & SUPPLIES 80.16 276.08PRE-SORT CENTER SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 1,094.54PRINT SOLUTIONS, INC. BOOKS & PRINTING .00 1,123.22PRO-FORCE ENFORCEMENT TRAINING .00 781.21PRO-FORCE ENFORCEMENT INVESTIGATIVE COSTS 130.93 130.93PRODOCUMENT SOLUTIONS INC ELECTION .00 2,487.98PROGRESSIVE RANCHER SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 450.00PRYOR LEARNING SOLUTIONS SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 149.00PUBLIC AGENCY TRAINING TRAINING 550.00 550.00PUBLIC EMPLOYEE'S BENENFI RETIREE INSURANCE 18,666.32 47,050.54PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION SERVICES & SUPPLIES 473.26 873.47PURCHASE POWER / PITNEY B SERVICES & SUPPLIES 264.04 510.59PURCHASE POWER / PITNEY B POSTAGE .00 417.98PURITY CHEMICALS, INC. MISCELLANEOUS .00 687.00QUEST DIAGNOSTICS INC. SERVICES & SUPPLIES 35.54 194.30QUILL CORPORATION SERVICES & SUPPLIES 3,702.68 8,294.48QUILL CORPORATION OFFICE SUPPLIES 1,732.99 3,657.54QUILL CORPORATION ADMIN. ASSESSMENT FEES 763.17 763.17R PHILLIPS PLUMBING LLC BUILDING MAINTENANCE .00 3,730.00RAINBOW CABLE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 408.15 408.15RAM SOFTWARE SYSTEMS INC SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 1,500.00RANGE GLOBAL SERVICES SERVICES & SUPPLIES 103.26 516.66RANGE GLOBAL SERVICES TELEPHONE 206.02 309.46RAY KRETSCHMER SERVICES & SUPPLIES 217.21 217.21RAYMOND L. THURSTON MISCELLANEOUS 611.23 611.23RAYMOND SOMERS BUILDING MAINTENANCE .00 146.53REBEL COMMUNICATIONS LLC SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 6,587.00REBEL COMMUNICATIONS LLC REBEL COMMUNICATIONS 17,505.00 52,515.00RECOLOGY ENV. SOLUTIONS I SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 52,050.00RECORDERS ASSOCIATION OF SERVICES & SUPPLIES 25.00 25.00RED DESERT PROPERTY MANAG SERVICES & SUPPLIES 697.76 1,031.84REDWOOD BIOTECH, INC. SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 1,152.00REDWOOD TOXICOLOGY LABORA SERVICES & SUPPLIES 1,760.75 6,329.25REED INCORPORATED SERVICES & SUPPLIES 3.49 3.49REED INCORPORATED VEHICLE-FUEL/OIL 97.46 825.84REED INCORPORATED MAINT./INSURANCE .00 3.19RELAKS LLC SERVICES & SUPPLIES 500.00 725.00RELAKS LLC DBA BUILDING MAINTENANCE .00 300.00RELENTLESS LLC SERVICES & SUPPLIES 599.00 599.00RELENTLESS LLC TRAINING 599.00 599.00REPUBLIC DUMPCO SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 1,395.05RESOURCE CONCEPTS, INC. SERVICES & SUPPLIES 2,260.62 4,433.12RHEA ASHWORTH SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 2,780.00RICHARD E. BAUMBACH SERVICES & SUPPLIES 8,501.71 16,647.69RICHARD L. SIMPSON SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 122.52RICHARD L. SIMPSON TELEPHONE 140.00 280.00RICHARD STEVER SERVICES & SUPPLIES 65.00 607.29RICHARD STEVER TRAVEL & PER DIEM 388.02 423.02RICHARD STEVER TELEPHONE 165.00 165.00RO TRUCK & EQUIPMENT LLC MAINT./INSURANCE .00 2,480.62ROBERT & ELIZABETH INC. INVESTIGATIVE COSTS .00 2,099.09ROBERT A. KAISER SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 300.00ROBERT S. ROLLINS SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 1,010.00ROBERT SINNETT SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 255.00ROBERT SINNETT MISCELLANEOUS .00 255.00ROBERT WASHBURN SERVICES & SUPPLIES 945.00 2,415.01ROBIN BRIDGES SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 23.89ROCKY MOUNTAIN INFORMAT'N SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 100.00RON KOZAK SERVICES & SUPPLIES 16.48 140.44RON'S SPORTING GOODS MACHINE REPAIRS .00 52.95RONALD D. ROUNSVILLE SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 300.00RONALD D. ROUNSVILLE TRAVEL & PER DIEM .00 76.03RONDA HORNBECK SERVICES & SUPPLIES 595.93 595.93RONDA HORNBECK TRAVEL & PER DIEM .00 925.80RONDA HORNBECK TELEPHONE .00 350.00ROSS MEANS STERLING STIPEND 86.88 262.28ROY T. WALCH VEHICLE-FUEL/OIL .00 52.02ROY T. WALCH UNIFORM MAINTENANCE .00 42.83RUSSELL ALFANO SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 1,251.26RUTHANN BALL COURT COSTS .00 85.59SAFETY-KLEEN SYSTEMS, INC SERVICES & SUPPLIES 269.88 525.06SAFRAN CAPITAL OUTLAY 7,057.13 9,527.13SAFRAN ADMIN. ASSESSMENT FEES 11,761.87 11,761.87SAHARA MOTORS ELY LLC SERVICES & SUPPLIES 693.75 2,893.33SALT LAKE WHOLESALE SPORT AMMUNTITION 8,021.80 8,214.63SAMANTHA SMITH SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 2,156.89SAMUEL L. LYTLE STIPEND 86.77 86.77SARAH K. GETKER OTHER 25.00 25.00SARAH SOMERS COURT COSTS .00 120.00SCADU SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 188.00SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC USA, I SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 324.00SCHOLZEN'S PRODUCTS CO. SERVICES & SUPPLIES 1,076.29 17,119.77SCHOLZEN'S PRODUCTS CO. BUILDING MAINTENANCE .00 71.33SCHOLZEN'S PRODUCTS CO. MISCELLANEOUS 226.85 4,563.47SCHOLZEN'S PRODUCTS CO. PARTS .00 806.50SCHOLZEN'S PRODUCTS CO. ROAD MATERIAL .00 2,811.20SEARS LAW FIRM, LTD. PUBLIC DEFENDER 5,000.00 10,000.00SEVEN HILLS HOSPITAL, INC SERVICES & SUPPLIES 469.00 469.00SHANE CHEENEY TELEPHONE 165.00 330.00SHANTEL LISTER SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 1,863.75SHARE CORPORATION SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 8,822.74SHAWN FREHNER TRAVEL & PER DIEM .00 115.08SHELL FLEET MANAGEMENT VEHICLE-FUEL/OIL 143.23 1,010.33SHELL FLEET PLUS VEHICLE-FUEL/OIL 344.63 1,016.43SHERRIE BARKER SERVICES & SUPPLIES 510.00 660.00SILVER STATE ANALYTICAL L SERVICES & SUPPLIES 2,355.00 3,258.00SILVERADO AVIONICS SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 653.84SILVIA PAGE COURT COSTS .00 844.00SIMMON CARDINAL SERVICES & SUPPLIES 70.00 2,242.21SMH, INC. SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 28,867.27SMH, INC. BUILDING MAINTENANCE 863.18 863.18SOUTH FORK HARDWARE SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 132.16SOUTHERN NEVADA MORTUARY SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 5,356.00SOUTHERN UTAH LUMBER & MISCELLANEOUS .00 866.59SOUTHWEST PLUMBING SUPPLY CAPITAL OUTLAY .00 2,385.85SPILLMAN TECHNOLOGIES SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 123.75SPILLMAN TECHNOLOGIES IT OVERRIDE .00 33,875.00SPRINKLER SUPPLY CO. SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 110.98ST. GEORGE FORD, INC. PARTS 1,299.37 1,299.37ST. GEORGE PETERBILT PARTS .00 397.86ST. JOHNS LODGE #18 COURT COSTS .00 920.97STAKER & PARSON COMPANIES ROAD MATERIAL .00 75,127.98STAMP FULFILLMENT SERVICE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 1,363.25 2,784.65STAPLES CREDIT PLAN OFFICE SUPPLIES .00 289.50STARLINE M. CORLEY SERVICES & SUPPLIES 50.00 350.00STATE BAR OF NEVADA SERVICES & SUPPLIES 475.00 775.00STATE OF NEVADA SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 113.70STATE OF NEVADA - SALES SERVICES & SUPPLIES 1,260.32 5,907.49STATE OF NEVADA DEPT. OF SERVICES & SUPPLIES 325.25 325.25STERLING CODIFIERS, INC COUNTY CODE UPDATE 500.00 985.00STEVE DUNN SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 3,600.00STEVE DUNN BUILDING MAINTENANCE .00 375.00STEVE MELDRUM SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 175.28STEVEN B. DUNN SERVICES & SUPPLIES 6,120.00 6,120.00STEVEN B. DUNN BUILDING MAINTENANCE 375.00 625.00STEVEN B. DUNN CONTRACT SERVICE 245.00 245.00STEVEN R. HEISELBETZ SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 209.00STEVEN W. KLOMP, DMD SERVICES & SUPPLIES 3,902.00 4,045.00STEVEN W. KLOMP, DMD MEDICAL CARE .00 515.00STEVEN WHEELER COURT COSTS .00 120.00STEVIE LAURAN DELBOSQUE COURT COSTS .00 58.98STEWARTS THREE OF UTAH CAPITAL OUTLAY .00 2,487.38STUART REYBURN MAINT./INSURANCE .00 805.99SUE SAUNDERS COURT COSTS .00 60.37SUNRISE ENGINEERING SERVICES & SUPPLIES 12,333.65 26,018.65SUNRISE ENGINEERING PROFESSIONAL FEES 5,100.00 5,100.00SUNRISE ENGINEERING GIS DATA 1,687.50 3,375.00SUNRISE ENGINEERING GRANT MATCH ACCOUNT .00 8,043.00SUPERIOR COURTS OF KERN COURT COSTS .00 74.52SUSAN AUSTGEN STIPEND 13.91 27.95SUSAN IMSWILER AGEE STIPEND .00 246.24SUSAN M. HIGBEE COURT COSTS .00 58.33SWAG WEB & GRAPHICS ELECTION 363.81 363.81SYNACOR INC. IT OVERRIDE 882.00 882.00SYSCO FOOD SERVICES SERVICES & SUPPLIES 2,627.96 5,961.21SYSCO FOOD SERVICES RAW FOOD 33,014.49 119,416.65T & R ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 1,537.00TALX UCEXPRESS UNEMPLOYMENT CLAIMS 206.72 403.60TALX UCEXPRESS POSTAGE .00 196.88TAYT JAMES LEAVITT SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 55.00TERA TIBBITTS SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 2,901.56THE BANCORP BANK PRINCIPAL 31,800.00 31,800.00THE CENTER FOR APPLIED MA SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 350.00THE KEYMAKER LOCKSMITH SE SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 35.00THE TIRE COMPANY MAINT./INSURANCE 73.49 73.49THOMAS M. MAURINE SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 28.80THOMSON REUTERS - WEST SERVICES & SUPPLIES 1,859.98 4,315.03THREE SQUARE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 530.28 2,572.27TIGERSEAL PRODUCTS LLC SERVICES & SUPPLIES 65.35 65.35TILLIES MINI MARKET SERVICES & SUPPLIES 401.32 1,015.64TILLIES MINI MARKET OFFICE SUPPLIES .00 10.98TILLIES MINI MARKET JAIL EXPENSES 18.76 37.86TILLIES MINI MARKET TRAVEL & PER DIEM .00 58.30TILLIES MINI MARKET VEHICLE-FUEL/OIL 442.58 1,458.21TILLIES MINI MARKET MISCELLANEOUS 8.37 8.37TILLIES MINI MARKET RAW FOOD 11.10 18.50TILLIES MINI MARKET COURT COSTS 12.00 24.00TINK'S SUPERIOR AUTO MISCELLANEOUS 909.26 986.60TINK'S SUPERIOR AUTO FUEL/LUBRICANTS 287.80 287.80TINK'S SUPERIOR AUTO PARTS .00 458.83TODD WHITNEY PHYSICALS 65.00 65.00TODD WHITNEY UNIFORM MAINTENANCE .00 196.19TOM BAKER SERVICES & SUPPLIES 82.18 82.18TONI MARLENE SUTTON SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 6,825.00TOP HAND SAFETY LLC SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 416.59TREVER L. WADE PHYSICALS .00 65.00TRI COUNTY WEED CONTROL SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 277.50TRI-CITY POLARIS SERVICES & SUPPLIES 96.94 1,746.76TRI-CITY POLARIS CAPITAL OUTLAY .00 13,486.62TRISTAN DAVIS SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 914.38TRUCKPRO LLC MISCELLANEOUS 675.23 675.23TRUCKPRO LLC PARTS 118.00 1,189.33TYLER HEATON SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 2,600.00U.S. POST OFFICE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 93.20 874.20U.S. POST OFFICE OFFICE SUPPLIES 9.00 9.00U.S. POST OFFICE POSTAGE 1,456.80 4,246.80U.S. POSTAL SERVICE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 1,797.81 1,862.84U.S. POSTAL SERVICE ELECTION 13.79 332.18U.S. POSTAL SERVICE POSTAGE 1,707.72 3,164.30

SOUTH FORK HARDWARE SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 132.16SOUTHERN NEVADA MORTUARY SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 5,356.00SOUTHERN UTAH LUMBER & MISCELLANEOUS .00 866.59SOUTHWEST PLUMBING SUPPLY CAPITAL OUTLAY .00 2,385.85SPILLMAN TECHNOLOGIES SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 123.75SPILLMAN TECHNOLOGIES IT OVERRIDE .00 33,875.00SPRINKLER SUPPLY CO. SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 110.98ST. GEORGE FORD, INC. PARTS 1,299.37 1,299.37ST. GEORGE PETERBILT PARTS .00 397.86ST. JOHNS LODGE #18 COURT COSTS .00 920.97STAKER & PARSON COMPANIES ROAD MATERIAL .00 75,127.98STAMP FULFILLMENT SERVICE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 1,363.25 2,784.65STAPLES CREDIT PLAN OFFICE SUPPLIES .00 289.50STARLINE M. CORLEY SERVICES & SUPPLIES 50.00 350.00STATE BAR OF NEVADA SERVICES & SUPPLIES 475.00 775.00STATE OF NEVADA SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 113.70STATE OF NEVADA - SALES SERVICES & SUPPLIES 1,260.32 5,907.49STATE OF NEVADA DEPT. OF SERVICES & SUPPLIES 325.25 325.25STERLING CODIFIERS, INC COUNTY CODE UPDATE 500.00 985.00STEVE DUNN SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 3,600.00STEVE DUNN BUILDING MAINTENANCE .00 375.00STEVE MELDRUM SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 175.28STEVEN B. DUNN SERVICES & SUPPLIES 6,120.00 6,120.00STEVEN B. DUNN BUILDING MAINTENANCE 375.00 625.00STEVEN B. DUNN CONTRACT SERVICE 245.00 245.00STEVEN R. HEISELBETZ SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 209.00STEVEN W. KLOMP, DMD SERVICES & SUPPLIES 3,902.00 4,045.00STEVEN W. KLOMP, DMD MEDICAL CARE .00 515.00STEVEN WHEELER COURT COSTS .00 120.00STEVIE LAURAN DELBOSQUE COURT COSTS .00 58.98STEWARTS THREE OF UTAH CAPITAL OUTLAY .00 2,487.38STUART REYBURN MAINT./INSURANCE .00 805.99SUE SAUNDERS COURT COSTS .00 60.37SUNRISE ENGINEERING SERVICES & SUPPLIES 12,333.65 26,018.65SUNRISE ENGINEERING PROFESSIONAL FEES 5,100.00 5,100.00SUNRISE ENGINEERING GIS DATA 1,687.50 3,375.00SUNRISE ENGINEERING GRANT MATCH ACCOUNT .00 8,043.00SUPERIOR COURTS OF KERN COURT COSTS .00 74.52SUSAN AUSTGEN STIPEND 13.91 27.95SUSAN IMSWILER AGEE STIPEND .00 246.24SUSAN M. HIGBEE COURT COSTS .00 58.33SWAG WEB & GRAPHICS ELECTION 363.81 363.81SYNACOR INC. IT OVERRIDE 882.00 882.00SYSCO FOOD SERVICES SERVICES & SUPPLIES 2,627.96 5,961.21SYSCO FOOD SERVICES RAW FOOD 33,014.49 119,416.65T & R ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 1,537.00TALX UCEXPRESS UNEMPLOYMENT CLAIMS 206.72 403.60TALX UCEXPRESS POSTAGE .00 196.88TAYT JAMES LEAVITT SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 55.00TERA TIBBITTS SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 2,901.56THE BANCORP BANK PRINCIPAL 31,800.00 31,800.00THE CENTER FOR APPLIED MA SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 350.00THE KEYMAKER LOCKSMITH SE SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 35.00THE TIRE COMPANY MAINT./INSURANCE 73.49 73.49THOMAS M. MAURINE SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 28.80THOMSON REUTERS - WEST SERVICES & SUPPLIES 1,859.98 4,315.03THREE SQUARE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 530.28 2,572.27TIGERSEAL PRODUCTS LLC SERVICES & SUPPLIES 65.35 65.35TILLIES MINI MARKET SERVICES & SUPPLIES 401.32 1,015.64TILLIES MINI MARKET OFFICE SUPPLIES .00 10.98TILLIES MINI MARKET JAIL EXPENSES 18.76 37.86TILLIES MINI MARKET TRAVEL & PER DIEM .00 58.30TILLIES MINI MARKET VEHICLE-FUEL/OIL 442.58 1,458.21TILLIES MINI MARKET MISCELLANEOUS 8.37 8.37TILLIES MINI MARKET RAW FOOD 11.10 18.50TILLIES MINI MARKET COURT COSTS 12.00 24.00TINK'S SUPERIOR AUTO MISCELLANEOUS 909.26 986.60TINK'S SUPERIOR AUTO FUEL/LUBRICANTS 287.80 287.80TINK'S SUPERIOR AUTO PARTS .00 458.83TODD WHITNEY PHYSICALS 65.00 65.00TODD WHITNEY UNIFORM MAINTENANCE .00 196.19TOM BAKER SERVICES & SUPPLIES 82.18 82.18TONI MARLENE SUTTON SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 6,825.00TOP HAND SAFETY LLC SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 416.59TREVER L. WADE PHYSICALS .00 65.00TRI COUNTY WEED CONTROL SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 277.50TRI-CITY POLARIS SERVICES & SUPPLIES 96.94 1,746.76TRI-CITY POLARIS CAPITAL OUTLAY .00 13,486.62TRISTAN DAVIS SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 914.38TRUCKPRO LLC MISCELLANEOUS 675.23 675.23TRUCKPRO LLC PARTS 118.00 1,189.33TYLER HEATON SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 2,600.00U.S. POST OFFICE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 93.20 874.20U.S. POST OFFICE OFFICE SUPPLIES 9.00 9.00U.S. POST OFFICE POSTAGE 1,456.80 4,246.80U.S. POSTAL SERVICE SERVICES & SUPPLIES 1,797.81 1,862.84U.S. POSTAL SERVICE ELECTION 13.79 332.18U.S. POSTAL SERVICE POSTAGE 1,707.72 3,164.30UNDERGROUND SERVICE ALERT SERVICES & SUPPLIES 161.20 161.20UNITED STATES POSTAL SERV POSTAGE .00 3,427.50UPS POSTAGE 108.19 108.19USDA RURAL DEVELOPMENT SERVICES & SUPPLIES 5,131.36 5,131.36USDA RURAL DEVELOPMENT PRINCIPAL 5,187.00 16,991.81USDA RURAL DEVELOPMENT INTEREST .00 4,153.09USDA WILDLIFE SERVICES SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 20,000.00UTAH OUTDOOR POWER EQUIP SERVICES & SUPPLIES 13.80 4,983.00UTAH OUTDOOR POWER EQUIP MACHINE REPAIRS 104.74 104.74VALLEY HORSE NEWS SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 127.50VARLIN SHARP HIGBEE TRAVEL & PER DIEM 1,923.97 3,217.44VARLIN SHARP HIGBEE VEHICLE-FUEL/OIL 57.29 125.23VERIZON SERVICES & SUPPLIES 1,214.16 2,939.37VERIZON TELEPHONE 763.41 1,854.00VICTOR L. JONES CALIENTE MAINT./INSURANCE 5,380.63 11,032.18VICTOR L. JONES CALIENTE SEARCH & RESCUE .00 150.00VIRGIN VALLEY VETERINARY DRUG ENFORCEMENT .00 35.73VIRGIN VALLEY WATER DISTR SERVICES & SUPPLIES 20.63 20.63WADE POULSEN TRAINING 3,786.50 3,786.50WADE POULSEN TRAVEL & PER DIEM 2,255.77 3,665.30WADE POULSEN TELEPHONE 165.00 440.00WADSWORTH RANCHING COMPAN SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 503.00WAL-MART BUSINESS SERVICES & SUPPLIES 121.46 152.43WAL-MART BUSINESS TRAINING .00 98.84WAL-MART BUSINESS JAIL EXPENSES .00 233.93WAL-MART BUSINESS DRUG ENFORCEMENT .00 94.91WALTER F. BROWN UNIFORM MAINTENANCE 60.77 200.00WATTS STEAM STORE UTAH, I SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 1,328.50WATTS STEAM STORE UTAH, I MISCELLANEOUS 1,711.00 1,711.00WAYNE PETER HIGBEE SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 3,100.00WELLS FARGO SECURITIES, L PRINCIPAL 70,000.00 300,800.00WELLS FARGO SECURITIES, L INTEREST 46,478.75 100,324.93WENDY PARIS SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 146.33WESTERN COUNTIES ALLIANCE SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 2,000.00WESTERN DETENTION PRODUCT BUILDING MAINTENANCE .00 3,014.85WESTERN STATES SHERIFF'S SERVICES & SUPPLIES 100.00 100.00WESTERN STATES SHERIFF'S TRAINING 200.00 200.00WEX BANK VEHICLE-FUEL/OIL .00 225.00WHEELER MACHINERY SERVICES & SUPPLIES 197.40 291.26WHEELER MACHINERY PARTS 1,556.77 1,556.77WHITE PINE COUNTY SALARIES & WAGES 25,907.36 46,490.85WHITE PINE SEVENTH JUDICI SERVICES & SUPPLIES 3,000.00 3,000.00WILBUR ELLIS SERVICES & SUPPLIES 12,377.50 32,133.25WILLIAM BEE RIRIE SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 49.00WILLIAM DANIAL DEVLIN JR PHYSICALS 65.00 65.00WILLIAM DANIAL DEVLIN JR MISCELLANEOUS 135.45 135.45WILLIAM DAVIS COURT COSTS 52.29 52.29WILLIAM LAINE HENDRIX SERVICES & SUPPLIES 50.00 2,025.00WILLIAM R. BASS SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 25.50WORKFORCE 180, LLC SERVICES & SUPPLIES 1,200.00 1,200.00WUE, INC. COMMUNICATIONS 2,400.00 2,400.00XTREME TECHNOLOGIES, LLC SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 170.94XTREME TECHNOLOGIES, LLC IT OVERRIDE 24,376.59 98,148.364-H COUNCIL SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 1,016.237 DAY DENTAL OF NEVADA SERVICES & SUPPLIES 3,602.00 3,602.007C BUCKERS & TRANSPORT & SERVICES & SUPPLIES .00 6,000.00 4,354,032.48 14,150,765.43

Pursuant to NRS 244.225 and Lincoln County’s effort to provide information to it citizenry, the Lincoln County Treasurer and Auditor prepares on a quarterly basis an (unaudited) statements of receipts and expenditures for the current fiscal year. These reports are considered public information. This information is also available through the Lincoln County website at lincolncountynv.org.

For further information on these reports please call (775) 962-8000 or contact the Treasurer or Auditors Office located at 181 N. Main St., Pioche, NV 89043. You can make an appointment to view documents related to these transactions in order to peruse the receipt, bill, invoice, voucher or similar document that supports a trans-action. Respective charges may apply.Publish: April 21, 2017

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Jerry’s SinclairCaliente - Satisfy all your needs when camping, hiking, fishing, or just traveling! Stop by and stock up on fuel, snacks, groceries, even get your car washed!Phone: 775.726.3189

Lynn’s Auto Center Caliente - 24 hour towing throughout Lincoln County. Drive Safely... We are here to help if needed.#CPCN3290Phone: 775-726-3191

COMMUNITY INFORMATIONUPCOMING EVENTS

11th Annual Eric M Lee Memorial 5kSaturday, April 22, 2017@Eric Lee Memorial Fire Station, Alamo8:00 am$20 Donation -Includes a shirt. All pro-ceeds for the Eric M Lee Memorial Scholar-ship. Register on the Eric M Lee Memorial 5K FB page or contact Andrea Jorgensen @ 702-218-4475 to sign-up.Lincoln County Republican Central CommitteeSaturday, April 22, 2017@Paul & Patty Long’s, 4859 Longarces, Highland Knolls, Caliente, NV4:00 pmBBQ and open meet for all registered Republicans. Welcome and Pledge of Al-legiance. The introduction of new L.C. Republican Central Committee members. Purposes and objectives. Remember to vote on initiatives and for officers a $20 annual membership fee is required. Dis-cuss splitting Vice Chair and Secretary po-sition. Motion to split the Vice Chair and Secretary positions. Open nominations for Vice Chair. Membership vote. Meeting open to the floor for comments.Groundshakers Present The Casey Folks Caliente 100 Saturday, April 29, 2017@ Caliente, NV6:45 am - 3:00 pmRace pits and finish located at Rose Park, pits assigned by club. No parking at Rose Park Pit Area, Drop pit equipment at pits and drive away. Parking will be located near Rose Park. Contact: Dave “KornDawg” Martin (702) 236-6482. RaceMRAN.com Pahranagat National Wildlife Refuge Carp RodeoSaturday, April 29, 2017@Pahranagat Valley WIldlife Refuge9:00am - 1:00 pmCarp Rodeo for people of all ages! 100 first attendees will receive lunch. Games

and crafts are available for children. Priz-es will be awarded catch in youth, junior and adult categories. A fishing licence is needed prior to arrival.Manage Your Money 9-Week Course@University of Nevada Cooperative Ex-tension, CalienteWednesdays, April 5 - May 31, 20175:00pm - 8:00 pmThis program is free to the public; regis-tration is required and seating is limited. To register log onto www.nevadasbdc.org. Starting a new business, or working on one? Manage your money first. Roundin’ Up Jokers - 21 & Poker Run@ Lincoln County Fairgrounds, PanacaSaturday, May 20th, 2017$30 for Poker Run $30 for 21 Run. Cus-tom beLt buckles to the best hand! This is a fundraiser the for LCHS Rodeo Team. All proceeds will go to help out the yearly rodeo. To sign up call 775-513-0432 or email [email protected] Run Hosted by Silver State Trail BlazersSatuday, May 19th & 20th, 2017@Pioche, NVOn Site Registration – Pioche Elemen-tary School Friday May 19th 5pm-8pm – Spaghetti Dinner & Meet the Pros hosted by LCHS Lady Lynx Basketball Team.Approx: 300 - 400 racers with 700 - 1000 pit crews, spectators, and race fansFor more information contact Zack Livreri (702) 994-6823 - [email protected] Michael “Coach” Collins (702) 219-9338 - [email protected] Beaver Dam Gravel Grinder@ Beaver Dam State ParkSaturday, June 17, 2017Just $40.00! Discover Lincoln County Ne-vada’s hidden gem: Beaver Dam State

Park. For more information, visit beaverdamgravelgrinder.com

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Jim Wilkin Trucking - PanacaWebsite: www.jwtruckingllc.comPhone: 775.728.4770

Backhoe & Dump Truck For HirePhone: 775.962.5865

Great Basin Computing ServiceServing Lincoln County Call Joseph LambPhone: 775.962.3275

Jerry’s Sinclair - CalienteFuel, snacks, groceries, car washPhone: 775.726.3189

Bath Lumber/Ace Hardware - Ely Complete Home CenterPhone: 775.289.3083

Panaca Market - PanacaMon-Sat: 8:00 AM - 6:00 PMPhone: 775.728.4454

Shady Motel - CalienteThe only place to stay in Lincoln CountyPhone: 775.726.3107

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Rainbow Canyon Motel - CalienteCaliente’s Newest RoomsPhone: 775.726.3291

J&J’s Fast Food - Caliente“We make it when you order it!”Phone: 775.726.3288

Pine Tree Inn & Bakery - PanacaRoomy Bed and Breakfast. Bakery and Catering by order. P: 775.728.4675

Dolan Edwards Insurance - CalienteIndependent Agency. Customize your needsPhone: 775.726.3196

Southern Nevada Mortuary - Caliente“Dignified & Respectful Care”Phone: 775.726.3779

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3R Grooming - Pioche45 years experience, Sandy RobinsonPhone: 775.962.5317 or 702.300.7530

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Jerry’s Johns - Caliente“Use our house not yours,” septics pumpedPhone: 775.726.3189

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Dougherty’s Fine Jewelry -Gold-smith Gold/silver sales, manufac-turing. Now offering greeting cards Phone: 775.962.5511

Lynn’s Auto Center - Caliente24 hour towing - We are here to help Phone: 775.726.3191

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Nevada Central Media www.nvcmedia.comWeb, print, audio, video services Phone: 775.962.2461

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Treasure Hunters - CalienteConsignment store that deals in an-tiques, collectibles, and much morePhone: 775.726.3755

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MEDICALInVision Eye Center - CalienteWed 9am–7pm, Thurs 8am–4pmPhone: 775.726.3911

MHP Limited - Call Jason Frackell for all of your surveying needs. Serving all of Lincoln CountyPhone: 702.334.1331

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Tonya’s Tax Service - Caliente“Taxation with Representation” Serving Lincoln County since 1979Phone: 775.726.3381

Alamo LDS Addiction Recovery: Support group meets Thursdays, 7 p.m. in the LDS Church in Alamo. Please use southwest door. Everyone welcome. 775-725-3768 or 775-962-1085. Healing Within, Al-Anon Tuesdays, 7 p.m. at Trinity Church, 463 Cottonwood Rd. (downstairs entrance), Alamo. Call 775-725-3705 or 775-482-4012.Caliente AA Meetings: Tuesday and Saturday at 7 p.m. in the Agape Church, 270 A St., Caliente. Everyone welcome. 775-726-3233.Caliente NA Meetings: Friday at 7 p.m., open

Support GroupS

American Legion Alamo Post 17: Meets the first Thursday of the month at the Trinity Assembly of God Church in the fellowship room, Cottonwood Street at 4 p.m. All veterans, wives, widows and children of veterans are encouraged to attend. For more information, call K.C. Stewart, 775-962-2523. Constitution Study Group: classes run the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of every month, 7 p.m. at Keith Pearson’s home. Everyone is welcome to every class. Call 775-962-1407 for info.Freedom 4-Wheelers: Will meet the first and third Sunday of the month at 6 p.m. in the Panaca Fire Hall to discuss upcoming events and ovarian cancer education. All are welcome to attend. Call Kirt or Hope Johnson, 775-728-4795. Masons Meetings: Caliente Lodge No. 38 meets the first Saturday of the month at 1 p.m. at the Caliente VFW Hall. All Masons are invited. Mizpah Chapter No. 19, Order of the Eastern Star, meets at St. John Lodge on the second Saturday of the month at 2 p.m.St. John Lodge No. 18 in uptown Pioche meets the second Saturday of the month at 11 a.m. VFW Post 7114: monthly membership meeting 2nd Friday every month, 7 p.m. All members are urged to attend. 391 Dixon St. in Caliente.Great Basin Amateur Radio Club: Monthly meeting second Wednesday of the month, 6 p.m. at a local Fire Dep’t station in Pioche, Panaca or Caliente. Any questions call Lee Hone at 775-962-1528 or E mail [email protected]. Members will be notified of location by email. You do not need to be a member to participate.

Community GroupS

NA meeting will be held at the Agape Church. 775-962-3807.Panaca AA Open Meeting: has moved to the Panaca Senior Center, Tuesdays, 5:30 p.m. at Main and Atchison St. All are wellcome to attend this open meeting. Call 775-962-1911 for info or directions.Panaca NA Open Meeting: At Panaca Senior Center. Monday Night - 6:30-7:30 p.m. (775) 962-3437LDS Addiction Recovery Program: Support group will meet every Thursday, 7 p.m. at the LDS church in Panaca. (Use north entrance) Contact 775-962-1963 or 962-5449. Everyone welcome.Pioche AA Meetings: Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Episcopal Church basement. Everyone welcome.

Support GroupSpubliC meetinGSCaliente City Council: First and third Thursday of the month, 6 p.m. at the Caliente Depot.Caliente Beautification Committee: third Tuesday, 5 p.m. at City Hall. Caliente Planning Commission: first Wednesday, 6:30 p.m. at City Hall. Caliente Olson Senior Center Board: third Tuesday, 2:00 p.m. at Olson Senior Center.Caliente Town Hall meeting: last Tuesday of every month at the Olson Senior Center, 6 p.m.Lincoln County Board of Commissioners: first and third Monday of each month at 9 a.m. at Lincoln County Court House, Pioche. Lincoln County Power District: second Monday, 9 a.m. at District Office in Caselton.Lincoln County School District: second Thursday, 6:30 p.m. at District Office in Panaca. Lincoln County TV District: second Wednesday, 5 p.m. at Lincoln County Housing Administration Office on Hollywood Way in Pioche.Pioche Chamber of Commerce: second Tuesday, at Noon at the Silver Cafe. Pioche Town Board Meeting: second Tuesday, 2 p.m. at Pioche Town Hall. LCAT: monthly meeting the second Tuesday of each month, 4:30 p.m. at the Cooperative Extension office in Caliente.LINCOLN COUNTY REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE MEETING - April 22, 2017, 4:00 pm Paul and Patty Long’s Home 4859 Longacres LN, Caliente NV. Registered Republicans are invited to a barbeque at the Long’s home. Meet the new officers. We’re encouraging you to become a member of the Central Committee and help elect the Vice Chair. Contact Patty Long at [email protected], Jim Shane at [email protected] oR Joanne Dixon at [email protected]

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sixth as well in Floriculture. Overall, the Pahranagat Valley placed second as a team in Floriculture. Lincoln County FFA as a team placed ninth in Meat 2 and Pahranagat Valley placed tenth as a team right behind them. Pahranagat Valley placed seventh as a team in Milk Quality and Products.

All of the students did an awesome job representing their schools at the State Convention this year. Congratulations to all of the students and the hard work they put into their different areas.

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young dancers put on recitalBy Natalia Vargas

On April 7 and 8, Lincoln County’s Dance Dynamics presented its annual recital to a packed audience at the Nel-don C. Mathews Center.

Led by Mindy Anderson, the recital featured performances from various divisions. The studio has trained hun-dreds of young, Lincoln County dancers for over eight years, achieving acclaim at various performances through the years, including four winners in compe-titions in Utah last year.

The evening began with a rendition of Walk The Moon’s “Shut Up and Dance,” performed by all of the studio’s classes. Following this was Class F, which in-cluded Daisy Frehner, Lilly Burke, Joce-lyn Etue, Juliana Etue, Emily Osborn, Rynn Plunkett, Emily Truman and Addie Zierow. The team danced to One Republic’s “Secrets,” Bruno Mars’ “Up-town Funk” and the Backstreet Boys’ “Larger Than Life.”

Next up was the Boys’ Hip Hop danc-ing to the Ray Parker Jr’s “Ghostbusters” and “Men in Black.” The team included Bodie Anderson, Kavon and Kenyon Barnes, Callen Free, Ethan Lester, Kar-son Mathews and Donovan and Tristan Plunkett.

The next performance was Shirley Temple’s classic “On the Good Ship Lol-lipop,” danced by Class C, composed of Alexis Holt, Gracie Barnes, Kylie Cox, Addy and Katelynn Free, Kayde Goff, Kylee Graff, Mylah Heiselbetz, Kate Hunter, Tori Mcvan, Nash Ochoa, Ber-lynn Stevens and Austyn Whitney. The team also danced to “Let it Go” from the movie “Frozen” and Shakira’s “Try Anything.”

The night also featured Class A danc-ing to The Muppet’s “The Rainbow Con-nection,” Carl Douglas’ “Kung Fu Fight-ing,” and “Animal Crackers.” The team included Megan Heaton, Mckenzie Holt, Hannah Hooge, Kaylee Kline, Penny Orr, Tess Petersen, Autumn Styles and Emma Young.

Next up was Class E dancing to The Tokens’ “The Lion Sleeps Tonight,” Col-bie Caillat’s “Try” and The Piano Guys’ “It’s Gonna Be Okay,” featuring Kristi Mathews, Maggie Gloeckner, Bentley Barnes, Aubrie Carlson, Emma Cole, Rylee Heiselbetz, Gaby Holt, Sadie Ivins, Ariana Katschke, Lakyla Kulani, Olivia Lester and Madee Showell.

The evening also saw dances to classic Disney tunes like Toy Story’s “You’ve Got a Friend in Me,” Dumbo’s “Baby Mine” and “Hot, Hot, Hot,” danced by Class B. The team included Mischa Arias, Jayden Budy, Payton cole, Charli Dougan, Aria and Bethany Graf, Lillie Ivins, Audrey Pearson, Aaliyah Shoup and Riata Young.

Following this were the dances done by Class D of songs including Demi Lo-vato’s “Heart Attack,” “Sugar, Sugar” and Frank Mills’ “Music Box Dancer,” which were performed by Greta Smith, Kensley Bleak, Cloie and Zoie Hafen, Brooke Mcvay, Alina Mizer, Brynlee Pearson, Dani Petersen, Brynlee Stotler and Avery Young.

Finally, the evening featured perfor-mances by the Dancing Mama’s, with renditions of songs like “Honey, I’m Good” and “On Top of The World,” alongside solos performed by Alexa Thornock, Mikelle Stewart, Loni Phil-lips, Jyllian Lynn, Madelyn Hart and Shayla Mathews.

natalia VargasDance Dynamics presented its annual recital on April 7 and 8.

alamo sewer & water NewsBy Sarah Judd

Alamo Sewer and Water Board met April 4 and opened in response to a pub-lic comment from Jared Judd about the Alamo Children’s Park Splash Pad ad-dition saying they don’t need to sign off on the construction plans because the system will be a closed system involving at least a 400 gallon reservoir tank with a pump and chlorination. They still would love to see the plans but there is no ap-proval needed on their part.

The subcommittee went down to Coy-ote Springs to meet up with Tim Perkins and another associate to look over the 500-gallon water tank being donated to the Alamo airport. The name of the company it was bought through was contacted and they sent a proposal over of how much to move the tank to Alamo airport coming to about $197,000 to dis-assemble, put on a truck and reassemble. The subcommittee estimated that there are approximately 100 bolts per panel on the tank and are waiting on a price for replacing the gaskets and bolts. Wade Poulsen was present at the meeting and voiced that after talking with Varlin Hig-bee, a Lincoln County Commissioner, the Lincoln County Water Board would be willing to loan money to move the water tank at a low interest rate. The sugges-tion was made that the tank at the airport could create a redundancy system and provide an opportunity to expand lines. Coyote Springs wants to store fuel at the airport and that’s why fire suppression is needed, which is included with the tank.

Senate Bills 270, 271 and 272 are go-ing through concerning domestic wells. Currently, every property owner can draw two acre feet of water, but the Sen-ate bills would like to reduce that num-ber to half an acre foot or put a meter on

the well. Wells prior to July 2017 would be grandfathered in as two acre-feet. This would reduce water rights.

The number four well on the ball fields needs to be fixed to reduce stress on the pump. The subcommittee reviewing the different policies in place for Alamo Sewer and Water is still taking place and the suggestion was made to pick a policy and review it at the meetings each month for a refresher to the board and those present. It also says in the policies that if a line extension is needed, the customer has to pay for the line.

The budget was discussed and items needing to be added to the capital im-provements section. The Pahranagat Valley Elementary School’s and the soft-ball fields drinking fountains are on well number four so they will both be notified when a shut off is coming due to projects. There is a broken pump between the sewer ponds that needs to be fixed. They will look into bids to fix it. It was also discussed that the sewer side of the bud-get isn’t making money. Alamo Sewer is charging a flat fee that isn’t enough.

In the employee report, a letter to the clinic was sent in regards to getting a backflow prevention installed. Also, Jim Poulsen said we can bump up the pump usage and not use the industrial well until a T2 certification is reached by Trevor Laird. Laird passed his T1 recently. There are classes being of-fered online through a water college in Sacramento. T2 classes are $300 and wastewater classes are $129. Laird also received the Waste Water Operator of the Year Award. Information was also brought up about a possible scholarship for attending the conference in Reno so applying in the future will be consid-ered.

The next board meeting will be May 2.

alamo childreN’s park VaNdalized twice

By Sarah Judd

The Alamo Town Board met April 12 and discussed a few brief items. There was vandalism reported at the Alamo Children’s Park bathrooms. They were opened for a week and then vandalized and then more recently, it happened again. The sher-iff’s department was called. All of the paper towels were taken and stuffed down the toilets and garbage was all over the floors. A suggestion of putting cameras up on the exterior outside the bathrooms was made to help out. Also, someone broke into the softball concession stand. The police were called and they took finger-prints at the scene.

The next meeting in May is to be determined.

funding available for urban and community forestry grant programLCR

The Nevada Division of Forestry is now accepting applications for the 2017-18 Urban and Community Forestry grant program. The program provides fund-ing to local governments, educational institutions, Native American tribal governments and non-profit groups for urban forestry projects.

This program is being offered to en-courage Nevada cities, towns and coun-ties to create urban forestry programs based on a vision that recognizes the value of trees within a community. Trees provide rich habitat, clean our air, give us respite, reduce energy consumption and reduce storm water impacts within our communities. They provide Nevada citizens livable neighborhoods and so-cial benefits by providing places for peo-ple to recreate and gather.

Proposed programs that foster part-nerships reflecting the ongoing effort to provide healthy, safe and livable neighborhoods are highly encouraged. This grant program is part of Nevada’s ongoing initiative to provide funding for urban tree inventory and analysis, management planning, urban forestry awareness, education and outreach projects, and new urban tree plantings.

Contact Lisa Ortega at 702-486-5123 ext.226 for additional information.


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