The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1913-12-24
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS REPORT
District Attorney T.. @ Hart Makes
Excellent Record as Public
Prosecutor.

Fallon, Nevada, December /, 1913
To the Hon. Attorney-General of the
State of Nevada:
Dear sir
In accordance with law | beg to
submit herewith my annual report
of the criminal business transacted
in this county during my ineumben-
ey from January 1st, 1913 to Nov
ember list, 1913.
State VS.. Leon Hallenbeck, bur-
glary, released on preliminary ex-
animation.
State VS.. Feliz Ardrad, murder,
convicted and eentenced to serve the
period of his natural life
State VS.. Wego, alias Ginger Horn
rape with violence, sentc-eed to a
period of from 25 to so years in pri-
son.
State VS.. Wego, alias Ginger Horn
murder, dismissed on motion of tho
district attorney upon the defendant
pleading guilty to the above charge.
State VS.. Henry Hopkins, burglary
acquitted.
State VS.. V. B. Terrell, alias Jud
Tsrrell, murder, acquitted.
State VS.. H. ]. Kinkaid, setting
trap gun, disagreement of jury, case
dismissed.
State vs. Bill Wild Join and John
Doe, hunting on inclosed grou7d, de-
fondants warned and discharged.
State vs. John Mckinley malicious
mischief, dismissed and defendant
committed to the state insane asy-
lum.
State vo, Isabelle Comes, disturb
ing the peace, placed under $500
bonds.
State VS.. Jose Gartan and Juan
Vaselia, lewd and vicious cohabita-
lion, sentenced to serve 80 days
each In the county Jail.
State VS.. Francesca Alvare6a and
Marguerite Campalla, disturbing the
peace, sentenced to 10 days each in
the county Jail.
State VS.. Frank Boyd, assault and
battery, tried, convicted and fined
$500.
State VS.. Antonio Escavar disturb
ing the peace, sentenced to 10 days
in Jail.
State VS.. William H. Reilly, bur-
glary, second degree, sentenced to
not more than one year in the state
prison and not less than six months.
State VS.. VIM. Ferry, burglary in
second degree. sentenced to not less
than one year and not more than
two years in the state prison.
State VS.. L. L. McBurney and j.
R. Graves, second degree burglary,
dismissed.
State VS.. Joe Martino, assault with
deadly weapon; case dismissed up
on preliminary hearing and defen-
dant charged with carrying conceal
ed weapons, fined $500 or ESQ days
in Jail, served five days and paid a
fine of $490.
State VS.. H. Nakmura and K.
Mougama, r. Hashimoto and S. Ku-
Sc, defrauding an innkeeper, fined
$40 each, habeas corpus application
denied, and upon appeal dismissed
as to first and last named, while pro-
seeution was dismissed against the
other two.
State VS.. Harold Marley and Roy
Harris, burglary second degree, SEN
fenced to from one TO two years in
the state prison.
State VS.. Jimmie O'Neil, Pat Nc
Cue and Dan Ryan, vagrancy, sem
fenced to five days in Jail or fine of
$1,000.
State VS.. Antonio Juarado, receiv-
ing stolen goods, fined $40 or 20
days in jail.
State VS.. A. S. Springer disturbing
the peace, sentenced to 80 days in
the county Jail.
State VS.. Lillian j. Titus nee Burke
removing mortgaged property, de-
fendant not yet apprehended.
State VS.. John Klein, petty larceny,
defendant discharged by magistrate
because of his youth and upon state
ment of responsible party to stand
sponsor for his conduct.
State VS.. Louis Danberg, altering
brand on steer, case dismissed.
State VS.. DR.. Bob, rape, found not
guilty by jury.
state VS.. Geo. Davis, discharged on
preliminary examination.
State VS.. ]. j. Higgins, larceny
from the person, sentenced to serve
from two to five years in the state
prison,
State VS.. Mccarthy, misdemeanor,
fined $9,65.
State VS.. John Doe, same, fined
$1,000.
State vs.. John Doe, same, fined
$4,000.
Number of persons convicted:
misdemeanors, IS, felonies, 7. Num-
ber of persons acquitted by trial, 3,
released upon preliminary examin-
alton, 2. Fines paid, s606.65.
Total cost of all prosecution:
Jurymen, $117O.20; witnesses ex-
penses upon order of the court