![]() ![]() Respondents were served with a notice of nuisance hearings to be conducted by the Nye County Commissioners. ![]() 60, 203 P.2d 611 (1949), approving the common law rule that a house of prostitution was illegal and, thus, constituted a public nuisance. ![]() On November 21, 1977, appellant Pomeroy Neighbors, Administrator of Nye County, filed a complaint, pursuant to NRS 244.360, alleging respondents' operation of a house of prostitution constituted a "nuisance per se under the provisions of the Nevada Supreme Court decision in Cunningham v. The house is situated on property owned by respondents and is located outside both the incorporated and unincorporated areas of the county. Respondents are the owners of a house of prostitution in Nye County, Nevada, known as the "Chicken Ranch". Smith & Maurer, Las Vegas, for respondents. Atty., Nye County, Tonopah, for appellants. Howard, in his capacity as Sheriff of Nye County, Appellants, Knight, in his capacity as District Attorney of Nye County, and J. Barnett, and Pomeroy Neighbors, in his capacity as County Administrator, Peter L. NYE COUNTY, Nevada, a Political Subdivision of the State of Nevada, and the Board of County Commissioners of Nye County, Nevada, Andrew M. ![]()
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