Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-02-13
WINDUP OF
SESSION OF COURT
LAST SATURDAY

LAST SATURDAY
In the case of B. H. Reymers VS.. the
Mason Valley Amusement Co., suit
to foreclose a mortgage last Friday, E.
f. Hull appeared for plaintiff and B.
H. Reymers was called and sworn
The original notes and assignments
were offered in evidence, and it ap-
pearing that summons was served
January l6, 1915, and demand proper
had been made upon defendant, and
the default having been entered by
the Clerk on January 27, 1915; it was
ordered that the default as entered
be approved and confirmed. 1t fur
ther appearing that all the obligations
of plaintiffs complaint are true it was
ordered that the prayer of said COM
plainant be granted, that the plaintiff
be allowed reasonable attorney fee to
be taxed on costs hereby fixed at the
sum of $7o97, and that the property
mentioned in said complaint be adver-
tised and sold according to law to
satisfy said mortgage. 1t was further
ordered that $24o5, taxes paid by B.
H. Reymers, be inserted in an amend
ment to the complaint.
In the matter of the guardianship
of Walter W. Mckay, minnr, Rebec
ca A. Brown, Julia Greeley MCGOWAN,
G.. F. Rawson, G.. f. Leavitt, E. A.
Blanchard and Chas. NJ Alum were
called as witnesses for A. F. Mckay,
father of Walter Mckay and petition
er for guardianship. After these wit.
nesses had testified counsel for reti-
toner rested.
Cora Wise, c H. Wise. Walter
Mckay, ]. c. Wise, Lister Reed, Hes
ter Wise A. F. Mckay were called
on the part of Hester Wise, petitioner
for guardianship of Walter Mckay,
and who has had the boy in her
charge from infancy, the minor now
being nineteen years of age, or there
abouts After these witnesses had been
examined the attorney for this petit
toner also rested.
]. A. Cutlery argued the case for
petitioner Mckay and J. f. Campbell
or petitioner Mrs. Hester Wise. On
the 9th inst ]. A. Cutlery submitted
motion to strike the petitions of A.
F. Mckay and Rebecca A. Brown
from files of record. Motion denied
and exception taken. Ordered that
application OF Hester Wise be and is
hereby denied and it is further ordered
that the application of A. F. Mckay
be and the same is hereby denied and
that each side pay its own costs.
Walter Mckay elected to stay with
his grandmother, Mr.. Wise
In the case of Ralph Brown VS.. ]. G..
Wise, for an accounting and to dis
solve partnership, J. E. Campbell ap-
peared for plaintiff and ]. A. Cutlery
for defendent and intervenor, Hester
Wise. Complaint, lease, agreement,
affidavit and temporary restraining
order were read by attorney Campbell.
Answers and return to order to show
cause and complaint in intervention
were read by attorney Cutlery. Frank
Robinson, James Meagher, Rebecca
A. Brown, Ralph Brown were called
on the part of plaintiff and ]. F. Wise
on part of defendant and after testify
ing the case rested 1t was ordered
that the temporary receiver, f. X.
Welsh, be discharged and ordered to
file report of all his receipts and dis
bursements, if any, during his manage
ment OF the estate and to deliver the
affairs of the receiver to the partner
ship, and that upon so doing and the
approval of such report said receiver
be discharged from any further liza
bility thereafter to be incurred. 1t was
further ordered that the temporary re-
straining order herein issued be dis
solved except as to disposing of, dam
aging or wilfully misusing any of the
assets of the partnership affairs or of
interfering with any rights of the
plaintiff, Ralph Brown, in the partner
ship affairs or assets of said partner
ship, and to that extent the rest order
heretofore issued is made permanent
as to each said parties named in the
rest order until the final Judgment of
the Court settling up said partnership
affairs.