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8 ELKO DAILY FREE PRESS, Elko, Nevada Wednesday, February 8, 1995 Sept 3, 1987, in Hanna, Wyo. She has resumed the use of her former name, Dian Hollingshead. At the courthouse Gateway Home and RV Center to Steven Brandner, one lot on Clark-son Drive. Joan Green and Cindy Dayton, cotrustees of the Lesbo Family Trust to Gary and Laurie Strobl, three lots at 1476 Sixth St Subsurface Irrigation Inc. to David and Sharon Murray, a lot at 457 Quail Circle.

Woodrow Clive and Mary Gurr to Ruben and Lucila Correa, a lot at 614 Bullion Road. Brian and Beth Hayes to Delores Orton, a lot at 1695 Winchester Drive. the Rain Mine south of Carlin and asked directions to Elko. The mine foreman discovered Bynum was an escapee after contacting authorities who gave a description of the inmate. The foreman had two employees offer Bynum a ride into town, which Bynum accepted.

At a specified point along the road from the mine, the workers stopped their car and got out. Sheriffs deputies then approached the vehicle and took Bynum into custody. Marriages Jan. 30 Joe Rodriguez, 19, of Beowawe, and Rocky Marlene Bellanti, 16, of Crescent Valley. District Court Feb.

6 Victor Bynum, 27, of Carlin was sentenced to one year in the Nevada State Prison for felony escape from a place of imprisonment by Elko District Judge Thomas Stringfield. The sentence is to run consecutive with any other sentences that Bynum is currently serving. On Oct 14, Bynum escaped from the Carlin Conservation Camp while serving a sentence for burglary committed in Clark County in the Eighth Judicial District. About six hours after his escape, Bynum approached workers at Feb. 3 Laurie and Max Cooper married Feb.

3, 1993, in Ely. Both parents will share joint legal custody of one minor child, and the mother will have primary physical custody. Jesse and Marie Macias, married Nov. 7, 1992, in Las Vegas. She has resumed the use of her former name, Marie Trefrey.

Feb. 7 Christopher and Peggy Wilkins, married Feb. 3, 1990, in Elko. The parents will share joint legal and physical custody of one minor child. She has resumed the use of her former name, Peggy Davis.

Blanca and Fernando Carrillo, married Sept 21, 1991, in Elko. She has resumed the use of her former pame, Blanca Villegas. Feb. 1 John Brown, 21, and Amy Cornett, 19, both of Elko. Eastline Construction Company to Steve Newton, a lot at 1681 Coit Circle.

II mr Feb. 2 Ronald Deming, 21, and Donna Riley, 17, both of Elko. Janice and Malcolm Armstrong Jr. to Dennis and Virgina Mastin, two lots at 121 and 133 West Silver St Traffic Feb. 3 Keith Clark, 56, of Carlin, and Shirley Stultz, 47, of Elko.

1 The estate of Edward Weakley to Brenda Styers, a lot at 240 South First St (Mike Antrobuv'l-rec Pre) Manuel and Margene Galvan, married May 31, 1991, in Elko. She has resumed the use of her former name, Margene Garate. Deeds TGMD Construction to Nigel and Nicola Bain, a lot at 2077 Meadow Ridge Drive. Brent and Lisa Tibbitts to Brian and Lori Mickels, a lot at 281 Copper St Todd Seefeld, 27, and Laurie Lund, 31, both of Elko. Divorces Feb.

2 Dian and Ronald Morris, married Michael Gillman to Richard and Ranae Welsch, a lot at 2650 Sunnys-ide Ave. Lynn Rubel to Mark and Michael Grock, two lots at 193 West Pine St Kerry Crum to Carol Schaeffer, a lot at 2761 Shadow Ridge Drive. Michael T. Mclntyre, 19, of Greenville, was transported to Humboldt General Hospital in Winne-mucca following a one-vehicle accident on Interstate 80 at 12:30 a.m. today, the Nevada Highway Patrol reported.

Troopers said Mclntyre was east-bound in the outside travel lane when he apparently fell asleep behind the wheel and his pickup drifted to the north and crossed the inside travel lane into the median. Mclntyre awoke and overcorrected to the south, then overcorrected again to the north, and his pickup overturned once before coming to rest on its wheels facing south in the median. Mclntyre's truck was removed from the accident scene by a wrecker. His condition was not available from hospital officials. j4tt 4mmtd Faith and Thomas Gandolph Sr.

to Jack and Jane Cottrell, a lot at 106 Chris Ave. Fnrtrvor lffv John (left) and Emil Matys Proudly i uivwt lTiuiys displayed momentos they took home from a tribute dinner held in honor of the Matys Brothers Band last month. The gala affair, attended by about 250 friends and fans, celebrated the 36 years the group has entertained Elko. Their sister, Vera Leary, also was honored during the dinner celebration which featured yet another performance by Elko's longest running and best known acts. The show opened with a special song performed by Leary in remembrance of the late brothers and band members Walt and Gene Matys.

As testament to the group's love for performing, band members played numbers for the duration of the celebration, and only after it ended did they realize they forgot to eat at their own party. John Matys called the tribute "about the nicest and greatest thingvthat's ever happened" to the Matys. He held a poster-sized photograph of the brothers signed by all who attended the banquet, while his brother displayed an official proclamation by Gov. Bob Miller declaring Jan. 15, 1995 "A Day in Honor of The Matys Brothers: 36 Years of Outstanding Entertainment." Policemen injured during arrest of man MS) fsmsm wb (MSB aii mass mum W93B iro (smst tkb rcs Elko Duplicate Bridge club game winners last night included: North South first, Bernice Gregory and Annette Meeks; second, Pat Nelson and Loraine Braithwaite; third, Wil Moschetti and Shane Stahl; fourth, Joe Urriola and Reed Braithwaite.

EastWest first Jim Muth and Tom Lambie; second, Maxine Rebaleati and Ruth Morton; third, Wanda Jayo and Valerie Gleeson; fourth, Fawn Madsen and Beth Griswold. Elko Jaycees will meet at 7 p.m. tomorrow at Cowboy Joe Coffee Shop. Everyone is welcome. i Rainbow Reeler Square Dance Club will dance mainstream and plus level Friday at 7 p.m.

at the Girl Scout House, 561 14th Street. More information is available by calling 738-8640. taken to an Elko police van for transport to Elko County Jail, reports state. Once in the van, Fagg unhooked his seat belt on three different occasions, forcing Turnbull to stop the van and re-hook the belt. Reports state Weaver then joined Turnbull in the van and Fagg was restrained in his seat by Weaver.

Fagg began thrashing and then bit Weaver's hand. Fagg also began kicking and damaged the AM-FM radio in the police van, police said. When the van reached Silver Street Fagg kicked the driver, Turn-bull, in the right side of his head, nearly causing an accident with another vehicle, according to reports. Turnbull then told Fagg to desist since his violence would only make matters worse than they already were. But Fagg kicked the officer in the head again, reports state.

Officers said Turnbull managed to control Fagg's legs and Weaver restrained his upper body until they reached the jail. Reports state Fagg also was uncooperative and abusive toward the jailers. His bail was set at $13,200. from this madness? You bet there is! Two Elko police officers were treated and released from Elko General Hospital's emergency room last night after a domestic violence suspect bit one of the officers on the hand and twice kicked the other officer in the head, city police reported. Arlen M.

Fagg, 31, of Elko was arrested by Elko police officers at 6:10 p.m. last night in the 200 block of River Street and charged with three counts of battery while in custody, resisting a police officer, domestic violence, disturbing the peace and damage to a prison or jail. EPD reports state officers David Turnbull and Ray Weaver were dispatched to a mobile home shortly before 6 p.m. last night on a report of domestic violence. Upon arrival, they separated Fagg from a female that was living at the residence.

Officers said the female had bruises on her right shoulder and her face and neck were red. They also observed a potted plant picture frames and other items had been broken and were scattered across the floor. Reports state Turnbull took the female to the back of the mobile home, but then Fagg pushed Weaver and attempted to get access to the rear of the trailer by climbing over a sofa. Fagg was placed in handcuffs and I II 111! II I II llffl 1 nun I I I I I I I 1 1 THE LOCAL'S EDGE PROGRESSIVE MM pokerjackpots Metal prices Sn -ni i AS Or 11 AM TODAY RoydQLlk wiUt Ma. Coin.

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Johnson, 27, of North Las Vegas was arrested by Elko police officers at 5:50 a.m. yesterday in the 400 block of Railroad Street on a warrant out of Clark County at the request of the North Las Vegas Police Department charging possession of a controlled substance. Elko Police Department reports state that a security guard at the Commercial Casino and Hotel, 325 Fourth St, reported to officers that that the woman had told a patron that she was from Las Vegas and was trying to get home. The guard said that when she was told to contact the Friends in Service Helping (FISH) office for assistance, she said she could not because there was a warrant for her arrest in Las Vegas. The security guard pointed Johnson out to a city police officer, who contacted her and asked if there was a warrant out for her arrest Reports state Johnson replied, "I think so." Police said a computer check confirmed the warrant Bail: $2,000.

NEW YORK (AP) Spot nonferr-ous metal prices Wednesday. Aluminum 83.1 cents per lb, London Metal Exch. Wed. Copper $1.3900 Cathode full plate, U.S. destinations.

Copper $1.3160 per lb, NY Comex spot Wed. Lead 44 cents per lb. Zinc per lb, delivered. Tin $3.7448 Metals Week composite price per lb. Mercury $235.00 per 76 lb flask, New York.

Platinum troy N.Y. (contract). Platinum $413.10 N.Y. Merc spot per troy oz. Wed.

Handy Harman gold $374.60, up fabricated $376.10, up $0.10. Handy Harman silver $4,660, off 0.005, fabricated $4,683, off 0.005. Engelhard gold $375.89, up fabricated $394.69, up $0.11. Engelhard Silver $4,685, up 0.005; fabricated $5,060 up 0.006. Bullion price for silver earlier in London $4.6670, off $0,033.

Selected world gold prices, Wednesday. Hong Kong late: $375.55, up $0.10. London morning fixing: $374.80, up $030. London afternoon fixing: $374.60, up $0.10. London late: $375.00, up $0.15.

Paris afternoon fixing: $37354, up $0.14. Frankfurt fixing: $374.55 off $0.42. Zurich late afternoon: $374.75, up $0.15. uum ruun Jiui.nj UIITH MRHIMUM COIN IN PAVS DOUBLE RT MR I fiSD tOflDTC DDD nilDDTCD ClflTC Red Lion Inn Casino m. uiin mill ijuiiiiii.ii jluiJi I IT CO) Tyrone G.

Taylor, 20, of Osino was arrested at his residence at 9:15 a.m. yesterday by Elko County Sheriffs deputies and charged with possessing and receiving stolen property. Deputies said a 1992 Honda 250RX ATV four-wheeler which had been reported stolen was recovered at the time of the arrest Bail: $2,500. Earl Johnson 753-4309 Kathy Algerio IE Ronnie Norton 753-4301 Vicki Blair 738-4638 ill ir iii l-E XL GayleChisolm 753-4314 Susan Gammill 753-9124 IXli. Eli kIj 5 Eileen Rothchild 738-7959 Sheila Bumn 753-4528 Mi The Elko County Board of Commissioners would like to know County residents within the Elko Convention and Visitors Authority being interested in accepting an appointment to the Board of Governors to complete an unexpired term that is vacant.

Persons interested shall be a resident and registered voter within the- City of Elko. Interested persons may submit a letter of interest to the Commissioners Office, 569 Court Street, Elko, Nevada, 89801, no later than February 22, 1995. IKL Anne Brown 738-4651 Parti Yardky 738-2415 Kathy Polkinghome 753-9691 Joyce Molohon 753-5203 1r i a a MLS REALTORS fnJ.