Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-09
Three Applications For Position Pre-
sented and Court Requests Time
to Consider The Matter Before
Final Action is Taken

sired it cut no figure with the ap-
plication of his client.
Mr.. Boyd next addressed the
court, stated that he represented
Nye county and other creditors of the
bank. Read a telegram from Nye
county commissioner sasking him to
use his best ability to prevent rep
resentative of the Golden interests
from getting the appointment.
Mr. Boyd recited the duties Of re-
ceiver ad said that what was wanted
was a man acquainted with the duties
ability to handle the same. Not nee.
essarly an expert accountant but a
man who would know when anything
was being done right and a man
able to handle the office. He said
that it would be the duties of the
receiver and his attorneys to recov-
er the capital stock of the n. & o.
bank unpaid and also the interest be-
longing to it in the First National.
Suits are to be brought and the hard
est part of the work is yet to come.
Boyd asked that the court at all
times bear in mind the Golden in
terests and on behalf of his clients
asked that they have no hand In
the receivership appointment.
A recess was taken at the COM
pletion of the statements of Mr.. Boyd
until after the noon hour.
This afternoon Attorney Van Dyke
representing T. G. Lockhart stated
to the court that his client desised
primarily to personally protect his
deposit of $1,000 and that in pro-
tecting that he would naturally be
working for the interests of tie 9th
er creditors.
! Attorney Chartz then addressed
the court, pa d a compliment. to the
and in a general way discussed the
case and informing the court that
he still maintained that the appoint
ment of Governor Adams would be
tie correct one ard one that would
meet with the approval and conn
dence of ali parties interested in the
bank
Chartz called the attention of the
court to the seriousness of appoint
ing a man not capable and likened
the entire affair as regards the bank
! to u sturdy animal dying on the des,
ert, the animal representing the bank
AMI the attorneys and applicants as
The Attorney had stated to the court
pervious to this comparison that he
was going to express his views on
the matter plainly and he certainly
kept his word.
He asked the court to appoint a
resident of Nevada, a man who did
not depend alone upon his salary for
a livelihood, q man of business and
known integrity and man who would
settle up the affairs of the estate as
quickly as possible. That able at
torreys be employed and that the
receivership be cleared up without
delay.
No reply was made to the remarks
of Mr. Chartz and Judge Langan
stated that he considered the appoint
Iment very serious matter and one
that required vast amount of study
and research. He realized that all
the responsibility rested with the
court and that it was a hard and
knotty problem to solve and that he
should be given time to consider the
Question. His idea is that the man
Appointed shall be fair and impair
tial to all interests and shall sub
serve the interests of the depOsitOrS
of the bank The man must be one
4 that is thoroughly competent and
Iabove reproach and in order to make
up his mind he ordered a recess un-
It'll tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
at which time he will name the sue
Icessor of George s. Hall. whose resig-
nation he accepted at the morning
session.