Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-09-25
NYE AND ORMSBY
BANK AFFAIRS

| the day on the witness stand in the
torneys for Frank Golden what he has
| been doing since he took charge OF
| the defunct institution.
| Once or twice the receiver intimat-
cd that he had been trying to keep
Frank Golden from running the al
| fairs of the bank to suit himself and
once or twice the attorneys made the
receiver admit that he had been ratl-
| er up IA tree himself.
receiver the attorneys proceeding :
under their filed objection TO adoption
OF the report, Attorney ChartZ inter
jected some heated coloquy into
the proceedings and each time was
sat upon by the court.
Hall could not say how much ne
has collected of the banks assets,
but said his books show and his re
ports show. Attorney Hart, for Gold
ChartZ and Golden had told him just
what the interest OF the Nye Il Orms-
by County Bank is in the First Ma
tionai Bank of Carson City, but Hall
said that all they told him was that
Cashier Marsh of the First National
could show him but that the books of
IL. n,l- ~
now show I.
Boyd osked the receiver how much
money he had on deposit at the First
National Bank and the receiver re
piled that he had about $1,000 but
that he could not get at ii as the First
National refused to cash his checks,
had allowed one to go to protest and
that it had refused to pay any Of his
checks without an order of court.
ChartZ sprang up livid aud shoutpd
why don't you tell the truth? You
are sworn to tell the truth, why don
you tell the court that this money is
in the Nixon National Bank"
The Court shut ChartZ OFF and Boyu
persisted in his questioning. until
ChartZ once more interjected a re-
quest that Hall tell the truth about
the deposit.
Hall then stated that as far as he
knows the money is still on deposit
to his credit at The First National
Bank and that he officially knows
nothing else about it except that he
cant get check cashed against the
deposit. He also has about $4,000 in
the Bank OF California in Virginia
City which he checks against.
Boyd also brought out the statement
from the receiver that tae FiEst Ma
tional Bank of Goldfieid holds a note
for $50, ,473.l3 as appears on the books
as in the First National at San Fran
els. an error that is admitted by both
sides to be simply an error. ChartZ
was on his feet again with a request
that inis item be corrected right now
but the Court shut him off again.
In going over claims it was found
that u poor printer had been stung for
$1O4 for publishing legal notices for
the quondam receivers appointed by
Judge Averill of Nye county and the
hard hearted receiver refuses to pay
the claim because the bill was incur
red before he took charge of the bank
and without his authorization. The
same recommendations is made in re-
gard to several claims of employees
, placed in the bank at Tonopah, Reno
and Wonder by Golden and others
than Receiver Hall.
The biggest claim that showed up
today is one from the First National
Bank of San Francisco for $l4,696.G9,
by County Bank officials on notes held
by the San Francisco bank as securl-
ty and never reported to the First
National.
In discussing the claims the Cour,
asked Hall if he had ever made any
effort to ascertain the justice OF the
claims filed. Attorney Boyd started
| to explain that he had advised Hall to
waste no money in such manner as
| the bills were incurred before he TOOK
charge and ChartZ jumped to his feet
again and shouted to the Court:
.Will Won Dlease make counsel keep
quiet. He has no right to lnterJerl
an answer when the direct question
was put to the witness. Let the wit
ness answer
Bovd looked at the Court and tne
Court, after telling ChartZ to refraln
from his harangue' replied; rhe