The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-05-08
Foreman

n - LAWS
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Geo. d. keien berger
Thus ID Watkins,
Geo ) Robson, Snake Valley.
Phil NJ. Btker,
j. l.. onib son,
Cnas. AIinnoletti, Hamilton.
Lewis Ianl,
Allen Wakeliug, Lund.
Otis ,. Terry, Preston.
la the case Of Mary A. Bonner vs..
VIM A. Watson ct al. both the plain.
til aud defendant agreed 10 waive Il
jury and the case wis set for hearing
at 9 O'Clock Tuesday morning.
On motion OF c A. Walker, attorney
for Wm. A. Watson, et al, aud itap
psir!ng that by mist 'ks and without
authority he appeared for AMI included
Ernest o Btker 10 the demurrer hle1.
il was ordered that TIE sid demurrer
be Withdrawn rs 20 Baker and that b.
be allowed until o'el tx that evening
TO answer
Il T. Jensen, lata Of Denmark, was
Omitted laei uship. Nm Ashmfa
aud Mr.. Duuham appsallag as vi :
lesses.
10 the matter of tie estate Of Archi
3eaton, deca4sed, r Il Richardson
testified tint the sid Baton died Al
Hamilton on the 18Th day OF June. 1900.
intestate. leaving property consisting
of horses aud other ehattels within Thu
county and that the -aid estate needs
attention. II further appearing that
cliims against said estate remain un.
paid. Il. II Richardson was appointed
special ad dministrator TO collect and take
charge of said property in whatever
county or counties the same may be
foune and TO exercise such other pow
ars. by bringing suit or otherwise, a
may b, necessary to obtain possession,
md to preserve the estate, and special
letters of administration were issued tn
him on his fling bond in the sum Of
81. .O00
In the case OF Ole Rosengreen VS.
Eliza Holland Rosengreen a decree OF
divorce WIS granted, the defendant
having failed to answer the complaint
and the testimony of the plaiutiff salts
Tying the Court that he was entitled 10
divorce.
The Grand Jury came into Couri
md presented partial report, return.
lag indictments as follows:
VIM. Bacon, charged with selling
-pirituous liquors TO Indians.
Charles Anderson. same offense
Frank HYDE, charged with the erime
II burglary.
II was ordered that the defendants
ippear at S O'Clock p m for arraign
ncnt.
A. the appointed time Frank HyGe
was arraigned, the State being repre.
s.nted BY The District Attorney and th
defendants being personally present a
Plea Of guilty was entered and Wei
neslaV, May 7 al , o'clock wa4 set IL
the day To- passing sentences.
The defendant WIS brought into
court at the time specified and WIS
sentenced to one year IN the State
Prison.
VIM Blcnn, indicted for selling
spirituous liquors TO Indians was ar
rniened aud asked that he be allowed
further time to consider what plea he
would make. The Court thereupon
fixed Tuesla lay. at O'Clock as the time
for arraignment. At the appointed
time defer dant appeared and entered a
plea OF not guilty and was given unit
Wednesday at o O'Clock to decid,
whether he desired to be tried by d
regular or special jury.
At the opening OF Court on Wednes
dav morning Bacon appeared and
changed hi4 plea to guilty and wa
fined sl00 and costs, amounting 10 all t,
$3.50 of which sum Sl00 goes TO tn,
sheriff as informer, as provided b,
law.
A telegram received by County Clerl
Grunditz on Monday from the sister o
the defendant who furnished the $50
bail money instructed him to pay th'
, fine, II one was imposed, out OF th'
money on hand and return the balanc
to her.
In the case OF the State VS.. Charlie
Anderson, indicted for selling spirltu
5 Gus liquors to Indians, the defeadan
? failed to appear and on motion OF tn
/ District Attorney his cash bond OF 800
0 was declared forfeited.
y COURT NOTES.
a Visitors at the Court House on Tue.
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