The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-22

Parker. chairman of the board. had
looked upon the plan with disfavor,
telegraphic communication had
brought Commissioner Parker from
Cherry Greek to make the necessary
majority in the vote. I'VE are get
ting down TO San Francisco quickly
enough said Mr. Murphy.
He explained to the court that the
new system of indeXing was not nee
essary for the reason that indexing
in the past has been entirely salts
factory. He also said that the cour~
ty recorder is subject to criminal
prosecution through demanding or
receiving fees not prescribed by law
He condemned the action of the
county commissioners in not delay
ing the granting of the contract when
he had filed his formal protest, for
a period of ten days as prescribed by
law backing his argument by a clause
from the state statutes on the sub
iect. When Mr.. Murphy concluded.
Attorney Lockhart. representing the
commissioners. submitted brief ar
gument and the case was taken un-
der Amusement by the court
Other matters were disposed of as
follows: William A. Gilbert by
Charles A. Walker, guardian ad Item
VS.. Nevada Consolidated Copper CO..
set for 100 O'Clock this afternoon;
Frank Counts VS.. Fannie Counts, by
consent of counsel demurrer was
overruled. defendant being given 20
days to answer; Richard A. Riepe VS..
f. G. White ct al, set for 1870
n today MnPGa Rrnc Manbin-
cry Supply Co. VS.. Wide West Min
ing Co., passed by consent; Charles
Minnoletti VS.. Mary Cupid ct al, de-
murrer overruled and defendant
given 30 days to ansewr; Graham
Mercantile Co. VS.. w. +. Meyer, ct
al, passed; Graham Mercantile Co.
VS.. Ed Willard ct al, passed; Ely IN
vestment Co. VS.. A. +. Clark, passed;
First National bank VS.. G.. NJ. Pea
cooke, passed; Graham Mercantile
Co. VS.. Ed Langley, passed; Ida l..
Jensen VS.. Christian Jensen, set for
II O'Clock today. Default has al
ready been entered by the county
clerk in this case. City of Ely VS..
Charles J. Morris, city attorney asked
/ for a commitment, hearing being set
for l 80 O'Clock this afternoon; Neil
Monroe was named as administrator
of the estate of the late S. r. Nc
Laughlin, $500 bond being named.
|. c. Moon, NJ. Cohn and James Gro
nan were named as appraisers. Or
der was also entered admitting the
will to probate.
w. b. Graham was appointed adj
ministrator of the estate of Richard
Gibbons. deceased, bond being fixed
at $500. w. \. McGill, ID. c. Nc
Donald and A. M. Mcdonald were
named as appraisers.
H. A. Comins VS.. C. A. Eddy, suit
involving title of the old Drischell es-
tate. Judgment was entered quieting
the title in favor of Mr.. Comins.
Gertrude Shakespeare VS.. William
Shakespeare, motion and demurrer
overruled, the defendant being given
20 days to answer. Thos. Rockhill
VS.. A. J. Fesler, motion to quash sum-
mons was overruled, defendant en-
tering exception to the court deci-
sion. C. A. Eddy VS.. A. l.. Parker,
George F. Parker and Ira J. Nc
Knight, motion to quash summons.
Taken under advisement until this
afternoon.
J. F. Gallagher was named admin
istrator for the estate of Chas. Hen
nan under bond of $4,000. District
Attorney c. A. Eddy, as public adj
ministrator. was appointed admins
traitor of the estate of David McVey.