Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-20
DISTRICT COURT.
Tho virxinia Ordiaanes Test Case
Ba.k or Nsvads ~. 81
Against she 8ucoor, etc.

The following business was transacted
in the District Court this morning
Estate OF Nicholas Dickman. de-
csased-order entered Of due notice to
creditors; returns OF sale Of stock and
other personal property filed.
Estate Of ]. R. Bigss, dscsased-Sals
Of personal property confirmed.
Estate OF Conrad Eek. deceased
Same as above.
Estate OF @. q. Kohler, deceased
Order to show cause Why partition
should not Be- made entered.
Bank Of Nevada 70. Joseph F. Auds-
Report Of sale Of stock and other Sc
curities Alsd. United States Bonds,
sll, 500, taken by the plaintiff at par.
Total amount ordered Endorsed on the
Judgment. $50. 483 IS, and execution
ordered to issue for the balance Of
S94, 69l OF and interest.
Dsy W.. Leets. executor OF the estate
OF Charles Van Gorder-Rscord OF pro-
ceediues ordered made, and that 60 per
cent. OF the net proceeds Of the ssta's
DO paid on the Judgment.
]. Msges Va. T. J. Magse-Demurrer
withdrawn; seven days to answer.
Smith W. Fox-Thirty days given TO
fle bond Of $500 for security for costs.
Estate Of N. ]. Monahan, DECEASED
Ordered that ex.County Clerk McFar-
land or his deputy. h. O. Thompson
sign minute Of filing Of bond.
Virginia City VI. Lizzie Robsrts.Ad.
mitted that defendant In . prostitute
that she had her door open at the time
Of the alleged ofisnss. but was making
no display Of herself; that she was
| dressed in her usual attire. was sitting
| within view Of the street, and that the
weather was hot. Question as to whether
this was soliciting prostitution" nm.
der the meaning OF the city ordinance
argued and taken under advisement.
In the matter Of the Succor liens.
Superintendent Segur sworn in behalf
| of all parties. The wood. 245I cords,
furnished by I~vancovich, was for the
purpose Of generating steam, with which
to carry ON operations in the mine; there
ia no other way Of running the works
contract price OF the wood was Sl2 per
| cord: the Succor Mill and Mining Com
pany has two lodges; one In q cross vein
| and known as the red ledge, the other 10
| the Democratic ledge, running north
and south; the wood was delivered dur
ing May and June. 1879; the company
gave a note for the wood delivered In
1878; nothing had been paid on the
amount above named.
Cross examined-The mill oil the
Succor Mill and Mining Company IL
not o separate piece Of property; 1t Il
on the cross or red ledge; 1t was built
to work ore from that ledge; built be-
fore the present hosting works vers
erected; il stands over o shalt OF the
company; there 10 q stable and q house
and an clubhouse there also; the company
has o patent for tho mill site, but nons
for the mine; has applied for me-.
Examined for Tim O'Grsdy-T1u
O'Grady was Waterman at the mill fol
"a per day; company owe him ove'
$500; he also took care OF my horses
for me; 1t was all one charge; he wa
hired by me; I hired all the men; his
name was on the pay roll; he had time
to attend to both duties; We had to have
Waterman at the mill q the property
is insured and that was the agreement
with the insurance company.
Cross e1aminsd-The shaft is located
where the two lodges cross; these two
lodges constitute the company's claim
both are operated through the works
the patent for the mill site 10 recorded
Examined for Hall 4 Co.-This claim
commenced in January. 1878. and sx
tended to June. 1879; the articles were
furnished for the purpose OF operating
the mine aud were used for that pur'
pose; this was understood when they
were obtained (; they were necessary te
run the mine with. -..
Cross.examined-I settled with Hall 4
Co. April 5, and gave Q note for thu
amount then due them; the account mex
month was settled by cash; subsequent
bills have NOT been paid; the articles
were furnished under Q sort OF veroa
contract; an account was rendered every
month.
The cases were before the court wher
the News man left.