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Ne,Rada Judicial Directory If you have issues viewing or accessing this file contact us at NCJRS.gov. 1976 Ne,rada 1· I Judicial Directory Prepared by SUPREME COURT OF NEVADA E. M. Gunderson Chief Justice John C. Dc Grafl' Court Planning and (\)()rdinating Officer 1976 NE',rADA JUDICIAL DIRECTORY Federal Courts in Nevada Rogel' D. Foley. .300 Las Vegas Boulevard South Chief Judge Las Vegas, Nevada 89101 U.S. District Court (Phone: 385-6447) District of Nevada Uruce R. Thompson. .300 Booth Street Judge Reno, Nevada 89502 U.S. District Court (Phone: 784-5425) District of Nevada John A. Porter. .300 Lns Vegas Boulevard South Nevada Judicial Directory Clerk of the U.S. District Court Las Vegas, Nevada 89101 District of Nevada TABLE OF CONTENTS (Phone: 385-6351) Page BenInrd Supera ..... ..300 Booth Street Federal Conrts in Nevada Resident Deputy Clerk in Charge Reno, Nevada 89502 Nevada Supreme Court... U.S. District Court (Phone: 784-5515) Nevada District Court Judges. .................. 4 District or Nevada Map of Political Townships....... ...... .. ........................... 10 Directory of Justices of the Peace .. .... .... ..... .. ....... ] 1 Magistrate in Reno Nevada Justices of the Peace ...... ..................... 13 Position to be Filled Municipal Court Judges ............ ........... ] 9 Federal· Tribal Judges ................ .. 22 Ofl1cers, Nevada Judges Association ............ 24 Ofl1cers, ~evada District Judges Association .... ........... 25 Jack B. Ames .P.O. Box 1629 Magistrate Flk.o, Nevada 8980! (Phone: 738-8418) Joseph Wm'd .300 L.ls Vegas Boulevard South Magistrate Las Vegas. Nevada 89101 ee (Phone: 385-6520) l Lloyd George.. ..... 300 Las Vegas Boulevard South Referee in Bankruptcy Las Vegas, Nevada 89101 (Phone: 385-6257) nert Goldwater. .. 300 Booth Stree~ Referee in Bankruptcy RC'110, Nevada 89502 (Phone: 784-5559) 1976 NEVADA JUDICIAL DIRECTORY 2 1976 NEVADA JUDICfAL DIRECTORY CENTRAL LEGAL STAFF Nevada Supreme Court William Richards ........ .Supreme Court Building Chief Legal Advisor Capitol Complex JUSTICES Carson City, Nevada 89710 E. M. "AI" Gunderson .SuprcmeO::ourt Building (Phone: 885-5189) Chief Justice Capitol Complex Carson City, Nevada 89710 Martin Becker ......... .. Supreme Court Building (Phone: 885-5J 70) Senior Law Clerk Capitol Complex Carson City, Nevada 89710 (Phone: 885-5175) Cameron Bntjer Supreme Court Building Justice Capitol Complex Robert Callaway ........... Supreme Court Building ('rlr~,m City, Nevada 8971(l Special Legal Assistant Capitol Complex (Phone' 885-51 iS8j Carson City, Nevada 89710 (Phone: 885-5184) David Zenon' .. Slipremc Court Building J lIslice Capitol Complex Wayne Wilson .................. ....Supreme Court Building C~rson City, Nevada 89710 Special Legal Assistant Capitol Complex (Phone: 885-:'> 195) Carson City, Nevada 89710 (Phone: 885-5184) Jolm Mowbra) . Suprerr,\! Court Buildil;g Justice Capitol Con· pJex COURT PLANNING AND COORDINATING OFFICE Carson City, Nevada 897 i 0 .Tolm C. De GralL .................................... _....... Supren~:: (;ourt Building (f>hoDe: 885-5176) Planning and Coordinating Officer Capitol Complex Carson City, Nevada 89710 GonIon Thompson .. Supreme Court Building (Phone: 885-5197) Justice Capitol Complex Carson City, ;';-cvada 897,{1 Janet K. Miles .......................................................Supreme COllrt Building (Phone: 885-5190) A:;sistant Planning and Coordinating Officer Capitol Complex Carson City, Nevada 89710 (Phone: 885-5182) OFli'ICE OF TIm CLERK LIBRARY C. n. Davenport S;lprcmc Court Building Ckrk of the Court Capilol Complex Barbara White ....... .......................Supreme Court Building Carson City, Neyada 89710 Librarian Capitol Complex (Phone: 885-5180) Carson City, Nevada 89710 (Phone: 885-5140) .Tudith McCulloch .Supreme Court Building Deputy Clerk Capitol Complex Carson City, Nevada 89710 (Phone: 885-5180) Toll free number to reach Nevada Supreme Court: 1-800-991-0900 4 1976 NEVADA JUDICIAL DIRECTORY J976 NEVADA JUDICIAL DIRECTORY 5 County Clerk Nevada District Court Judges (Ex-officio clerk of court Judge and court officials) County Clerk (Ex-officio clerk of court Judge and court officials) Dept. 5 William N. Forman 75 Court Street 1ST JUDICIAL DISTRICT Reno, Nevada 89501 Frank B. Gregory Vaughn L. Smith (Phone: 785-4251) P.O. Box 630 Carson City Clerk Carson City, Nevada 89701 198 North Carson Dept. 6 (Phone: 882-1996) Carson City, Nevada 89701 James J. Guinan (Phone: 882-1594) 75 Court Street Reno, Nevada 89501 (Phone: 785-4256) Shirley Andreason Storey County Clerk DrawerD Dept. 7 Petcr I. Breen Virginia CIty, l'Jevada 89440 P.O. Box 1125 (Phone: 8<+7-0577) Reno, Nevada 89504 (Phone: 785-4269) 2ND JUD[CIAL DISTRICT Donald E, Gladstonc Alcx Coon Dept. 1 Grant L. Bowen Washoe County COUlt 75 Court Street Washoe County Clerk Administrator Reno, Nevada 89501 P.O. Box 11130 75 Court Stre~t (Phone: 785-4255) Reno, Nevada 89510 Reno, Nevada 89501 (Phone: 785-6180) (Phone: 785-6188) Dept. 2 John W. Barrett 75 Court Street 3RD JUDICIAL DISTR!CT Reno, Nevada 89501 Stanley Smart Manuel Ban-cllchea (Phvnr.: 785-4260) 73 North Maine Street Churchill County Clerk Fallon, Nevada 89406 10 West Williams f)cpt. 3 John E. Gabrielli (Ph.'r.e: 432-6088) Fallon, Nevada 89406 75 Court Street (Phone: 432-6028) Reno, Nevada 895G:l (Phone: 785-4268) Anita Hubbard Churchill County Dept. 4 Roy L. Ton-inen Deputy Court Clerk 75 Court Street Reno, Nevada 89501 73 North Maine Street (Phone: 785-4258) Fallon, Nevada 89406 (Phone: 323-6545) 197(1 NEVAD;\ 101)1('1/\1. DIRECTORY 1976 NEVADA JUDICIAL DIRFCTORY 7 County Clerk County Clerk IEx-ofTkio clerk of (;ourt (FX·llftkio ckrk of court Judge and ,ourl officials) Judge ,!Ild court offida]s) Joan Shangle (iT[{ JUDICIAL DlSTR1CT Eureka County Clerk Llewellyn A. Young Gruce W. Bell P.O. Box 262 P.O. Box 179 HumboldL County Clerk EUl'cka, Nevada 89316 Lovelock, Nevada 89419 P.O. Box 352 (Phone: 237-·5262) (Phone: 273-2105) Winnemucca, Nevada 89445 (Phone: 62.3-3130) Emma Gandolfo Lander County Clerk Gladys Nelsen P.O. Box 100 Pershing County C'lerk Austin, Nevada 8931 () P.O. Box 366 (Phone: %4-2439) LoveJ()~k, Nevatla 894] 9 (Phone; 273-22(8) 4TJ( JUDH'IAL DlSTRlt'T Joseph O. McDaniel R. L. Kane 7n! JUDICIAL DISTRICT Elko County Courthouse Elko County Clerk Merlyn H. Hoyt LcOrn Wadsworth Elko, Nevada 89801 P.O. Box 390 P.O. Box 729 Lincoln County Clerk (Phone: 738-5927) Elko, Nevada 89801 Ely, Nevada 89301 P.O. Box 66 (Phone: 738-3(44) (Phone: 289-4813) Piuehc, Nevada 89043 (Plwne: %2-5390) 5TI{ Jl.JDlC\i\L DI~TRKT William P. Beko Xniea Baird Neil n. ;JenscIl P.O. Box 303 Esmel'altla County Clerk White Pille County Clerk Tonopah, Nevada 89049 P.O. Box 209 P.O. Bo\: 6)9 (Plwnt: 4X2-3341) GoldOcld, Nevada 89013 Ely, Nevada 893l)1 (Phone 485-(351) (Phnne: 2R9-23·i 1\ l\InrtIla G. Barlo\\ lHH J('DICTA!' Drsnuc r Mineral COlll!!Y Clerk Depf. 1 J. Cklr]es TllOmpsoll Loretla Uowman P.O. Bnx 1457 Clark County Courthouse Clark (\H.ll1ty Clerk Hawlhorn~. N~vada 89·+15 Las Vegas, Nevada 89101 2~1() East Carson Street (Phon~: 945-24.~(i) (Phone: 386-401 1) Las Vegas. Nevada 89101 (Pho:1e: 385·3156) Alexandria N. lHejscber Nyc County Clerk Dept. 2 James A. BrennllIl P.O. Box 1031 Clark Co'mly Courth()lI~e Tonopah, Nevada 89049 La~ Vegas, Nevad ..\ 8910j (PIllme: 482-3330J (Phone: 3}l(i-40 11) 1. !'Jlli NEVADA JUmCIAL DIRF('TORY 1976 NEVADA JUDICIAL DIRECTORY ( nuntv Clerk County Clerk (ih-offi.:io d~rk of \;()UrL (Ex-offici() clerk of ,('Uft and ~(1urt offidab) JuJg\! ,1lIU ,'ollrt oIT1cials) Dept. 3 .Jo'ieph S. Puylikowski Dept. 11 Adelliar Guy Clark (\lllnty Courthouse Juvenile Judge La:-. Vq';I\S, N,>vada ~l91 n J Clnrk County Courthouse (Phon!.': 380-40J 1) L·ns Vegas, Nevada 89101 (Phntw: 386·4011) Dept. 4 'Il10nlllS J. O'Donnell , Office of Clark County Clark County CourthouSI! Courl Administrator Las Vt'ga~. Nevatla 89101 Clark County Courthouse (Phone: 386.4(11) Las Vegas, Nevada 89101 (Phone: 386·,W 11) Dept. 5 Jobn F. IVIendozn ('l.lrk County Coul'tl!l1tlse Las Vl~~~as. Nevada R9101 RusscIl S. Wnite (Phon\': 386-10 11 ) Clm k (\mnly Probate O'mmissioner Howard W. Babcock Clark County Courthouse P.O. Btrx 1657 Ins Vegas, Nevada 89101 Lac.; Vt:gas, Ncvaua X9101 (Phone: 386-4011) (PIlllIle: 386-4011) 9TH JUDICIAL DISTR(C'f Carl 1. ClJd,tclIscn nark Cl)un!y Courthouse Noel E. MUlJouki:m MattUemard Las \','gas. Nl.'vada 1-;91 () 1 Douglas County Courthomc Douglas County Clerk (Phnnl~: 3BG-4(11) Minden, Nevada 89423 P,O, Box 218 (Phone: 782-5176) Minuen, Nevada 8lJ42:1 lHidwcl J. Wendell (Phont:: 7~:!<j 176) Cbrk (\lunty ('i'ttrtllOll,1! Ia~ \\>~!a~. NcyaLl:' X911ll Vickie Mibc)ik (Phone: 38GA01l) DOlleJas County Clerk of the C't1urt Dept. 9 Keith C. Hayes , P.O. Box 21R Chit'f J mlge Minden, Nevada 89 .. J2::1 Clark County C01l!'thnllSc (Phone: 782-5176) Las Vegas, Nevada 89101 (Phone: 386··1011) Willard J. Parr Dept. 10 llllUl S. Goldmlln Lyon County Clerk Clark County C(lurthouse Drawer G Las Vl.'i~as, Ncvaua 89101 Yerington, Nevada 89447 (Phone: 386-4010 (Phone: 463-2382) 1'.170 ?-lEVADA JUDI<IAL Dll{H j OJ.:) 11 10 1'.176 NEVADA JllDICfAL DIRECTORY Jllstices of the I)eace County (171 Jlhlit"l'I%) P,U~.')IJ~ , Curson City. ( 'arson City Davis / V/~ .1.(.. ! ',~. Churchill .. ' 1':L'W RiveI' ('brk ,BUl1h'fville."" C. Ll.'avilt £,Isr ( i11l1tisprings. " , .McCarthy uNl Hemh!rSlHL ... Tabony l.as Vegas ... Brown, Legakes, [."filler I ,llgan .. .. Cooper i\Joapa. ..R()hiil~(ln l\lesquitl' , ClarkI.' '" Nl'i~{1n " .Sl.'gcrhllll1l NImh La~ Vegas ., Kelly Owrlon .. ", .. Behmer Sean.:hlighL Slwng Douglas, , r:a<;t Fork. :\nderson 'I'a1ll11' .. .C'happl'll E1ko ( 'arlin,""., ......... Macl :achcrn East Linl.' " .IIowldt T.t1nsford ,.'1, " Elko,"".". Jnt'bitlgl.' .. """". WiPiam~ Mmllltain Ci,y. Rohey Tl'eomn.. Pruitt Wells. '!'hurston I :'alll'raldu Drew S1'A.'l'E OF NEVADA Political Townships Eureka ...
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