The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-02-13
THE TENTH JUDICIAL
DISTRICT COURT

The district court met Monday with
Judge Horsey on the bench. The case
of the state VS.. ]. Games. for taxes due
on patented mines was taken up. Dis-
trict Attorney Orr appearing for state
and Leo McNamee for Mr. Games. 10
was agred by the respective counsels
over pending the findings of the supreme
court on case similar that is before
the court at the present time for de-
clsion.
Tuesday
The court met at 1870. Judge L. ]. L.
Taber of Elko. presiding, in place of
Judge Horsey, as the receivership of the
Day Bristol Consolidated and confirma-
tfon of sale was to come up; Judge
Horsey having formerly been one Of the
attorneys In the case; he called on Judge
Taber to preside in his place. VIM. f..
Orr. attorney for receiver asked that
the confirmation of the sale by the court
be postponed until Wednesday. February
| 10th at 1890. to allow the representa-
| IlVeS OF the hTScSt CIcditOI " bS
present, which was granted
| Wednesday
| Court met at IL o'clock with Judgs
| Taber presiding. The mater Of the con-
flrmation of the sale Of the property
Of the Day Bristol Consolidated Mining
company by the receiver to A. w. Mid
dleton was made by the court. Leo A.
McNamee, attorney for A. w. Middle
ton then asked that sixty days more
thine be granted in WHICH to complete
final payment, and stated that this ad-
dtN,nal time asked for was agreeable
to the creditors providing that the
amount paid in and now In the hands
of the receiver would be paid out by
the receiver in order Of priority of the
ca'fls; the purchaser agreeing to pay
, s per cent on deferred payments, and
, the cost Of the ADDITIONAL expenses for
the next sixty days, thereby paying to
each creditor the exact amount they
would have received II paid on the 9th
day Of February. and In addition there
to the interest on deferred payments.
\ The receiver being advised by creditors
representing nearly all of the indebted
ness that they wer willing that such an
order be made, through his attorney,
! VIM. e. Or, agreed to the time asked
for. The receiver was instructed to
9 prepare the deed and place the same In
escrow with the Bank Of Phoebe to be
}. delivered upon the payment OF the bal
5 ance due and payment of interest on
i deferred payments, and additional cost
e Of administration from February 9Th on.
The matter of the compensation OF the
receiver, the fees of receivers attorney
Wm.E . Orr. and the fees Of McNamee
& McNamee in the case of A. l.. Scott
VS.. Day-Bristol Consolidated Mining
company as special counsel, on ACCOUNT
of the action being started before re-
ceivership was appointed, and in which
U Mr.. Orr could not act for the receiver
: on account Of being an attorney of rec
ord of the plaintiff In the case priol
! to appointment Of receiver. The court
7. fixed the compensation of the receiver
a. $500 per month from July 1st to De-
: cember 1st and from December lst td
1 February 9th at 5000 per month. Th'
compensation of VIM. e. Orr, receiver
. attorney was fixed at $1,000 from dat'
of receiver qualifying to February 9Th
y and the fees of McNamee & Mechanics
in the case cited at $3.50. This con
- cluded the matters that affected tn
9 receivership, and the court finished JUS
ie in time SO that Judge Taber could TAX
the train for Elko where he had an I'M
81 portant case coming up Thursday even
ing.
After the administrative expenses ma
have been paid, the following being pre-
ferred claims will be paid In full IN
cluding interest as follows: Lien clail
~ assigned to j. Warren Knapp, $4,05l q
~ Amalgamated Phoebe Mines & Smeltel
- corporation, balance due, $25063; Hodge
IN Cook Mercantile company, $7,6s2.24 an
: Phoebe Pacific Railroad company, $39S
: 80; the balance of the claims amountin
I to $S4.322.12 will be prorated and recen
- as first payment about 10 and IL cen
on the dollar.