Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1914-10-10
DISTRICT COURT
SESSION BUSY ONE
THIS WEEK.

On Saturday last Judge Langan
again convened Court in Yerington.
In the case of O. H. Some vs. A.
H. Maher, appealed from the Justice
Court, was settled by defendant pay
ing demands of plaintiff and the case
was dismissed Attorney Hauser for
plaintiff and Pilkington for defendant.
Court adjourned until October 7.
On Wednesday, the time for ap-
pearance of grand jurors, the roll was
called and R. H. Oakley. W. F. Read
ing, c. c. Braun, Byron Gates, R. c.
Smedley and f. G. Kidder were ex-
cused The jury then stood as fall
lows c. NJ Coddington, ]. c. Gala
CHER, + O. Kan, Vim. Donovan. F.
N Freeman, John teeny, II. d. Nc
Masters, E. s. Cross, l.. L. Wheeler,
]. f. uelder, A. A. Towle, 0. G. Per-
ry, c. f. Shillingord, R. w. MCGOWAN,
A. J. Lotus, F. p Beaman and A.
G. Macallan. A. A. Towle was chosen
foreman
The grand jury took up several mat
ters and filed a report yesterday.
In the matter of the estate of Geo.
E. Gum, deceased, W. NJ. Kennedy
appeared for Dr. Geo Mckenzie and
the residuary legatees, Herbert and
Edgar Gum, were represented by
Samuel Belford 1t was ordered that
first final account be approved and dis
tribution be granted as prayed for.
In the case of DR.. Mckenzie VS..
Jules Labarthe, administrator, was
then heard and judgment was given
for Dr. Mckenzie for $3.50 and costs.
On Thursday the will of Chas. Sny-
der was admitted to probate. John
Gallagher and H. Pilkington proved
the execution of the will. ]. c. Sny-
der, Elizabeth Hironymous and John
Snyder consented to the appointment
of J. c. Snyder as administrator with
the will annexted and his bond was
| fixed at $4,000
The case of Butuia VS.. Lally was
dismissed and 80 days stay of execu-
ton granted.
c. c. 1'idd and E. NJ Coburn were
allowed $5 for witness fees before the
grand jury.
On yesterday the grand jury made
the following report: State of Nevada
VS.. Wesley Hironymous, indictment
for grand larceny. ]. A. Cutlery was
| appointed attorney for defendant. Oc-
tober 10 was fixed as time for defend
ant to plead Order dismissing indict-
ment filed on account of clerical error
and matter was resubmitted. A new
terday A bench warrant was issued
for defendant and he was remanded
with bail fixed at $1,000.
The case of the State of Nevada VS..
the Copper Belt Railroad Co. on de-
murrer, was ordered submitted on
| briefs
This morning the bond of J. c. Sny-
| der, administrator of the estate of c.
Snyder, deceased, in the amount of
$4,000, with G. B. Waldo, J. c. Gal
lagher, B. H. Reymers and G. w.
Webster each qualifying in the sum
of $500, was approved by the Court
and letters of administration ordered
issued
In the divorce case of Kate Schmall
VS. Fred Schmall default was entered
and after testimony was heard a de-
cree was granted plaintiff, Mrs. Kate
Schmall.
In the case of the State VS.. Wes-
ley hironymous the defendant plead
not guilty and at the suggestion of the
District Attorneys Office, following
the request of defendants counsel, the
amount of bail was reduced from
$1,000 to $1,000 and the defendant
again remanded to the custody of the
Sheriff until such bail was furnished
The Court is still in session as we
! go to press.