Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-08
Other Petitions Naming Ex-Govern-
or J. w. Adams And |. G. Lewis
Will be Presented on Tomorrow
Morning
FEES FOR RECEIVER AND
ATTORNEYS ARE ALLOWED
After Final Arguments Judge Langan Gives Receiver Hall Salary
of $500 a Month And His Attorneys Fee
of ESQ For Services

This morning in the district court
the Nye Il Ormsby County bank mat
ter was again taken up. On last even
ing Attorney Chartz and Boyi had
stated that they We're willing 20 abide
by the decision of the cour. without
argument. This morning, however.
Mr.. Chartz stated that after going
into the matter thoroughly he had
decided that in justice to ais clients
he would like to argue the case. Mr..
Boyd stated that he was willing to
submit the case as II stood but had
no objections to make to an argument
by Mr.. Chartz.
Mr.. Chartz then began an arsu-
ment Of the case paying particular
attention to the fee for obtaining tle
writ of prohibition in the Gelden con
tempt case in Tonopah and other
matters attached to the dismissal OF
the former receivers appointed by
Judge Averill. lie recited the labors
performed by the attorneys for the
receiver and stated that while he had
no desire to see them loose reas'
enable fee. for their services that he
maintained the fee asked $6O0O. was
far too much Mr.. Chartz paid trib'
ute to the ability of the receiver and
his attorneys and concluded by stat
ing to the court the part Frank Gold
on lad taken in the bank affair de-
ploriug the animosity existing be
tween Golden and the receiver AMI
latters attorneys, saying that Golden
advice was what was needed to
save the funds for the institution
from the fact that he was thoroughly
Conyersaut with all the former deal
ings of the Nye Il Ormsby County
bank.
Al the completion of his arsuemen'
Mr.. Boyd addressed the court. deny
ing many Of the assertions OF oppoS
Ing counsel as regarded Mr.. Golden
In his argument he declared that
Golden hal violated an order OF the
court and from the first had hamper
cd the progress of the receiver. ILL.,
statements were along these lines EN-
tirely, he not referring to the lee
asked and which was the matter un
der consideration by the court statin'
that he was willing to allow tina
matter to rest with the court withou
any further statement on his part.
Mr.. Chartz made short reply =
the remarks of Mr.. Boyd and tn
court took up the matter of settlin
Tie fee question.
After stating that the final repor
of the receiver had been received
and the contents noted. Judge Langa
called attention to the fact that tn
receiver had asked for an order al
lowing him to- pay to his attorney tn
sum Of $4,000 in fees for service
rendered.
The first question disposed OF wa
the salary to he allowed to Geo.
Hall, receiver of the bank and tn
court ordered that his salary for tn
time he served be 5000 month.
The court then stated that contrar
to the beliefs Of Others he was of tn
opinion that the investigation re
Gently had in this city OF the affail
of the n. Il O. bank and the Fir'
National bank was necessary an
that much good was accomplishe
therefrom. Tae I'd supplemental r
port set forth the fact that the F1r'
National bank of this city held S
curities belonging to the Nye 4 Orm
by County bank AMI that when an Il
vestigation was asked for In the r
port no objections were fled.