Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-07-13
VACATION SEASON
RAPIDLY NEARING
BENCH AND BAR Plan A
HOLIDAY
WILL DITCH THE DOUBTFUL BAL.
ANcE OF RIGHTS AND
WRONGS

The summer is advancing and the
members of the bar are gladly con
sidering vacation. The court will /
probably start its long needed rest in /
a few days. 1t was scheduled to com
mence today but owing to a tumble |
of petty hearings and the like, togeth- |
er with the Duckwater case, it will |
not be able to adjourn until later
Judge Mark r. Averill said. I'll
am just as eager for the bar vacation !
as are the attorneys, for we have had
a very steady grind and even though
| love these mountains and this SKY
with their ever changing play of col
or, as | love no other place on earth,
! sometimes. as the mercury crawIs
higher and higher in the thermom.
eter. look out to where the sky and
mountains meet. and beyond the line
to where the waves are rolling up on
the sands and the salt air is waited
like tonic from some far away dis.
pensary of nature. Yes, | am going
to the coast and have a quiet little va
cation with Mrs. Averill"
Miss Margaret Shields, the court
stenographer, is so weary catching up
with her work in anticipation of the
vacation that she says she is so tired
that she almost doesn't care to ever
hear the music of a typewriter again.
! am first going to the coast TO see
the exposition. of course" she said,
and then | expect to go east to visit
my brother at Lake Erie until the
close of the vacation"
Hugh Brown will spend his vaca.
ton in the state of Utah. He plans
to attend the National Conference of
Commissions on Uniform State Laws
at SAY Lake City The conference.
which will last about one week. will
be held about the middle of August.
Mr. Brown is one of the commission
ers from Nevada and will represent
the state at the meeting. After.
wards he will attend the annual SEES
sion of the American Bar association,
also held at Salt Lake City, which
will probably cover period of three
days. Later he will return to Neva.
da and from Reno he will most likely
go to San Francisco where the en-,
trancing lights of the exposition will
dazzle his fancies
| j. X. Chambers, who has resided in
Tonopah for many years, will take a
little trip to San Francisco While
there he will attend the annual meet
ing of the San Francisco Bar associa
ton. which will be in session some
time during the month of August. He
will also see the exposition and other
places of interest during his stay at
the fair city. He expects to be absenr
about three weeks.
: The month of September is a very
good one for entertainments and the
holding of meetings The main rea.
son is because so many people belong.
ing to organizations and societies are
on their vacation and there will be
no excuse for non,attendance. One
of the societies to hold its annual
blow out" will be the Zeta Psi, a very
large and powerful organization hav.
ing several chapters in Canada Har
ry Atkinson is member of this so
ciety and since this is an annual af
fair for all of the members from
everywhere. he expects to leave here
about the middle of September and
stay until the early part of October
He will rejoin his family at San Fran
Z cisco and visit his numerous friends
in that city.
II r. Cooke is planning on leaving
, here about the first of August and
after joining his family in Calaveras
county he will visit the exposition for
a week or two. From there he will
extend his journey to Portland. Ore.
where he will spend the remainder OF
his time The entire trip win last
. about six weeks.