Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-02-06
BUSY SESSION
OF DISTRICT COURT
ALL OF THIS WEEK

District Judge, T. c Hart has had
| busy session of Court here for the
entire week, and up to this day the
| following matters have been dispos-
ed of:
In the the case of Louie Ghilien VS..
the Comstock Tunnel Co. N. w. Viii
lis appeared for plaintiff. Demurrer
was overruled and defendant given Is
days in which to answer. Further
ordered that paragraph 4 be stricken
from complaint
In the case of the Reading M. &
T. Co. vs. Smith Valley Mines Co. or
der to show cause was continued.
The District Attorney announced
that he had filed information against
Wesley Hironymous Grover c.
Young, Nick Tregar, Elmore Swasey,
Chas. Milne and John Penrose and the
defendants were ordered to appear for
arraignment.
In the case of B. H. Miller VS.. P. J.
Conway it was ordered that the case
be set for February Is, 1915.
In the case of Bessie Knower VS..
Arthur J. Knower c. f. Mack ap-
peared for plaintiff Defendant did not
appear and default was entered and
plaintiff granted decree of divorce.
In the matter of the guardianship
of Walter J. Mckay a minor, ]. A.
Cutlery appeared for petitioner and
J. E. Campbell for petitioner A. F.
Mckay to be appointed guardian. Miss
Mabel Slingerland was sworn in as
Court Reporter The answer and pc
tition of A. F. Mckay and Rebecca
A. Brown were read by ]. E. Camp
bell and it was stipulated that both
petitioners be heard at this time. Mrs.
II. Wise was called and sworn as was
also Walter H. Mckay and Abraham
Charlebois. J. c. Snyder was called
on part of Mrs. WISE and the peti-
toner, Mrs. Wise, rested. Mrs. S. f.
Lancaster d. F. Wise, Homer Ian
caster, G. E. Means, c. F. Lucas,
Frank Robinson, Sylvia Robinson were
called on the part of A. F. Mckay.
| III lHS 1dSC VI Ndy yHiOllu l1oDllt NS.
Yerington Bullion Mining Co. case
was continued
In the case of the State of Nevada
VS.. Wesley Hironymous J. A. Cutlery
was appointed attorney for defendant
and interposed objections, first to order
made in absence of defendant and sec
ond on grounds of the form and sub
stance of said order; that said order
entered by Hon. T. c. Hart, Judge
of the Eighth District, is an attempt
to set aside and vacate and modify
an order made and entered by the
Judge of the First Judicial District
The objection was overruled Counsel
objected to filing of said information;
overruled Information was read to
defendant who waved time in which
to plead and at this time plead not
guilty. Case set for trial March 3.
1915.
In the case of the State of Nevada
VS.. Grover Young, Nick Tregar, John
Penrose, Chas. Milne and Elmore
Swasey information was filed by the
District Attorney and the Court ap-
pointed N W. Willis to defend them.
Counsel waived certfcaton of copy
of information. Defendenats waived
time to plead and plead not guilty
1t was ordered that the bonds given in
the Justice Court be still in effect
Case was set for trial Monday, March
5, 1915.
In the matter of the bond of Lee
Wills, no information having been
! filed, ordered that bondsmen be re-
leased.
The matter of the guardianship OF
w. M. Mckay again came on and
Ralph Brown, Rebecca Brown, and E.
A. Blanchard were called on part of
A. F. Mckay and case then contin-
ued until 80 p. m., yesterday
| In the matter of the estate of Chas.
B. Osborne deceased f. f. Hull APP
peared for petitioners. H. c. Keema
and G. B. Osborne were called and
sworn. 1t appearing to the Court that
the will presented for probate has
been duly executed by the testator,
Chas. B. Osborne, who was of sound
mind and memory, it was ordered that
said will be admitted to probate Geo.
B. Osborne and S. p Osborne were
designated in said will to be execu-
tors and were appointed. as such,
Bonds in the sum of $1,000 were fur
nished and James Lancaster H. c.
Keema and Roy MCGOWAN were APP
pointed appraisers of the property.
Court still in sesson.