The Nevada journal., 1855-10-26
District Court.

Davis. Demurrer to complaint sustained.
Leave to amend.
Knox VS.. Bolle. Order to Hendrick-
son to shew cause why certain credits were
not made on judgme mt. Taken under
advisement.
Native American Co VS.. Lockwood ct
al. Sheriff as receiver ordered to report
in full.
Simon Rosenthal and Francis Francis
naturalized.
Johnston VS.. Dickinson Continued to
next term. 9f2 4 e
suhr vs.. Dawley Special verdict by
Jury
Rufat vs. Felicia. Demurrer overruled.
Marsh VS.. Dclavan Referred to T. Fl.
Caswell, Esq. to report law and facts
SATURDAY, 2Oth.-Nash vs. Ellsworth.
Judgment by default for plaintiff for $2,-
261, with interest.
Rufat vs. Felicia. Referred to Sidney
c. Herbert
Ebright vs.. Norvell. Judgment for
plaintiff for 1877, and costs.
f. j. Dunn, James Churchman, STAN
ton Buckner, J R. Mcconnell and G. A.
Tweed were appointed a committee to re-
port rules for the government of the court.
jackson vs. Whartenby. Jury trial;
judgment for defendant. Notice ofa mo-
ton for new trial.
McWorthy VS.. Jones, Wagner ct al S.
s. Hussey appeared in court on rule to
show cause why he should not be adjudged
to be in contempt of court in refusing to
pay over certain funds to the sheriff.
Held not to be in contempt.
MONDAY, Oct. 2l.-Hcnry Ballema
naturalized.
People VS.. Keeler. Five days longer
allowed to file bill of exceptions.
Knox VS.. Bolle. Rule to show CAUSE,
discharged,
Schartf vs.. His creditors. Plaintiff re-
leased from his debts.
Sweetland vs. Frae. Suit to recover
lot Of land Verdict for plaintiff
TUESDAY, Oct. 22.-Harmer VS.. Buel.
Property turned over to the sheriff, and
H. Mackie, as receiver, released.
Rich VS.. Hirst Defendant has leave
till Monday to file counter statement
herein
j. Miller VS.. His creditors. Plaintiff
released from his debts.
Bigelow vs. Cross. Fore closure of
mortgage. Judgment by default for
plaintiff.
Wright VS. Cornell & Briggs. Suit for
foreclosure. Judgment for plaintiff.
Rich VS.. Davis & Hirst. Judgment for
plaintiff for $14oO, with interest at 8 per
cent per month from April 9TH, 1855.
Jonathan Clark. naturalized
McCabe VS.. Cougar. Submitted to jury
"WEDNESDAY, 23.-McCabe VS.. Cow
gar. Jury could not agree, and were dis
charged. Case sent to the foot of the cal
endar.
Holmes VS.. Bergman. Defendants
have leave to withdraw the answer, and
allow judgment to go by default.
Ramsey VS.. Ramsey. Referred to A. A.
Sargent, to report the testimony, and fin
dings of facts.
Middleton & Riley vs.. Bennett & Ran
som. Referred to S. Fl. Chase, to take
account.
Seymour & Seymour VS.. Henry V.
Herbert. Judgment by default for plain
tifs.
CAsEs SET FOR ENSUING WEEK.-FRI-
DAY 26th-P. Henry, VS.. Geiger ct al;
Walters vs.. Hill; Deer Creek & French
Corral Turnpike Co. vs. Oague.
SATURDAY 27th-Harmon VS.. Buel.
MONDAY 29th-Hugh & Findley VS..
Aldrich & Stevens; Lachman VS.. Carkin
& Cannon; Brown VS.. Hunt;
TUESDAY 30th-Bain & Scranton vs..
Walters; Perego VS.. Marie; Smith VS..
A Aldrich & Stevens; Craft VS.. The same;
THURSDAY Nov. 1st-Skilman VS..
Jones; Hathaway VS.. Beasely, Griffin ct al;
Sandford VS.. Rogers & Hussey; Skillman
VS.. Jones, Wagner & Co.
The cases that are set down for the
week will hardly be reached on the as
signed day, as the press of business in
court has been greater than the possibility
of despatch. There are now a number of
back cases, that have not yet been tried,
and these will crowd the above named la
ter in the term. The court will hardly be
able to clear the calendar this term. al