The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-07-21
CIRCUIT COURT
HELD THURSDAY


cupying the bench in lieu Of Judge
William +. Orr, presiding Judge
While the Docket was consider
ably larger than last month it was
disposed of and court adiourned by
Friday noon The Criminal cases
Tiled by the County Attorney against
Bill De Spain and Thomas Wayne
Carver, charged with burglary
Thomas Wayne Carver being minor
and pleading guilty IS CHARGED, was
aeuieuced 70 the reform school pro /
yiding his father, a resident of Salt I
AXE City. did not send his fare and
expenses to his home in which case
the sentence would be suspended, |
provided he stay out OF the State of
Nevada In the case of Despair.
charge was changed from burglary
10 petit larceny. taking the case be
ford Judge Walker who gave tho
1fflnder 60 days in the county Jail
and Il good department is shown
his sentence 10 date from June SOth
In the case OF Raymond Vincent
pd Alex Lamasby, charged with
breaking into the Caliente Garage
and stealing an automobile, both
pleading guilty to the charge Of
burglary Vincent taking to himself
he blame Of the offense. as the in
tiaator. Both boys being under
Iagc by the discression of the court
" they were remanded to tho state
. Reform school az Reno The court
= in nronouncing sentence Impressed
upon them the necessity of good be
4 haviour, for upon their conduct de.
aendad the lenght Of the time they
would have to serve in that institu-
ION The Court in pronouncing sen
/ tenco gave the boys a good fatherly
! lecture. pointiug gut to them thai
: Iurther DELINQUENCY would lead then
!, the doors of the State Peniten
tary.
In the case of II. r. OGDEN anJ
others VS.. Mrs J. II. Smith and Others
70 il was stipulated that the case b,
al for jury trial TO come up at thu
le next session Of Court on August16
le IN the case OF w II. Brownloy
1t and others, brought against 81 Mer
III Ger to quiet title The demurrer o
IS be defendant was overruled and tn
is defendant given until August II {
ilo an answer,
rs Probate Matters
he In the case OF the Estate of VII
ne lam Maass, decree suppllmentn
'e- first and final account and decree {
et- sinai distribution ordered,
rs In the matter Of the estate
re James Horton deceased, r. H. Devil
was appointed administrator an
IN Jhe bond fixed at $500. appreasot
ar aisrcnced with and matters left
a' at the discression of the admin
he traitor.
zee In the matter Of the estate
te William d Maynard, decree shown
ted notice TO creditors FIRST and fin
accounting approved and deer
les ordering final distribution OF pro
tue arty
or IN the matter Of Il estste
ms WHam LLOYD al ov'er was MA
len spiho-izms the administrator AZ
aht Lloyd and he admjnistratriy, NJ
i4F Ruth LLOYD 20 dispose OF person
prpp,rty Bond fixed Al $1,000,
BIS An order was made % Chaa {
at torn, administrator, authorizing I
Of safe of personal p"0uertv Of
red estate Of the late Thomls J. Osboi
'anl Bond fixed at 81 unA
per In the matter of the estate Of Nj
1cai garet Lytle. deceased, all the he
zee being present the win was admit
men to probate and Edwin ytle and \
Margaret Warren were appointed
. administer the property. The
praisers appointed by the court
appraise the estate were: Ern
Hacket, Chas. Culverwell and Hei
Hammond.
Edwin Iytle was granted lett
Of ADMINISTRATION for the estate
Samuel Lytle, deceased. The sa
appraisers were appointed as in
case Of the Margaret Lytle estate.
In the matter of the estate
Elizabeth Mathews. decree show
notice to creditors and order m
BY the court for a final account
and settlement as prayed for By
petitioners.
In the matter of the estate off
Warren, F. r. Wadsworth was
pointed to represent the minor h
and order made authorizing the
Z ministrator James Ryan. to II
private or public sale OF real est