The Placer herald., 1857-10-24
District Court-0ctober Term
Hon. J. n. HOWELL. Presid;n.

Hon. j. n. HOWELL, Presidinv
MONDAY, Oct. l9.-John Penchatis .dm;,,.,
citizenship. 'ca 70
J. R. Nickerson Vs. California STAGE r,
murrer overruled. w. De.
D. B; Good vs. p. H, Smith and wife, d.mn,,..
A. p. Davis ct al VS.. A. D. Bullard ct a, no,,..
for new trial overruled "o''ce
, woden' % Hatch 4 Co., vs.. c. ". Finley 6. Al
F. Marus ct al VS.. J. Becknell Of al g.,
for plaintiffs for water rights '~As"ens
TUEsDAY.-Simon Davidson Simon M.m,,,.
and Thomas Thompson admitted to citizen,h;"
Gold Hill u Bear River Co. vs., Auhnrn ~
River Co., demurrer argued and submitted "ear
Jones ct a! vs.. Love ct al, motion for ,.
trial overruied' stay Of proceedings granted n,
P. Verter VS.. W. W. Havens ct A. Rs,....,
to Clerk to compute interest. 0u
B. r. q A. W. Il NJ Co., VS.. Higgins ct Al. co,
tinued. "' 'on'
The People vs.. Whithurst, Roberts and p...
notice for change of venue overruled. D"'s'
Dora Rosenbomen VS. John Roscnbomeu Res.
rees fees ordered paid. -'''e'
BEEN vs.. McCusick Referees fees ordersa ,.;,
Harvey VS.. Flyn Mosheir, Demurrer oS.. r".s'
ruled. ''es'
The People VS.. Long King uay ct a, n.,..,
ants pleaded not guilty. euu
Shepherd VS.. Lord ct al, notice for cont;n,.,..
overruled.
Small ct el VS.. Gwinn ct al, Jury emp.nue,.a
and witnesses examined.
WEDNEsDAY.-Small ct al VS.. Gwinn ct a, c.,..
submitted, jury disagree and DISCHARGED.
q. w. Neal admitted to citizenship
j. K. Nickerson vs. California Stage Co. c.,..
set for trial Saturday, oath inst. ~'u'e
b. b. Nef vs. Smith ct al, on non.sppe.r.n..
of Defendants, plaintiffs asked judgment. RssS.
red to Clerk to report amount Of priacipsi and
interest. "
Jean Fillet vs.. Matthew Engler, Judgment :,
favor of Defendant by agreement of parties, c,'a
dismissed. '-''
II. c. Harvey vs. G. H. FIVE & G.. r. Mo,h;o,
judgment by Court in favor of Plaintiff for Slas
THuRsDAY.-Ordered by the Court that tho
Sheriff be appointed Commissioner to execnt.
deeds of conveyance to the Auburn Il Bear Riv.,
Water & Mining Co.. of the Loving's Ditch and
Patterson Ditch, purchased by them for DELINQUENT
taxes in the years SO and '54.
Patrick Stanley, James Iealy, and Mich.s,
Waters, admitted to citizenship.
p. Vertmer VS.. Wm H. lIavens and S. II. Whit.
marsh, Judgment of the Court for Plaintiff for
S425 43.
B. B. Neff VS.. Smith, Wiberg and Hol)enber,
judgment of Court for Plaintiff for s642 O6.
Marins et al vs. Brickell ct al, JOS. A. Nunes
appointed referee.
Gold Hill & B. Il. Co., vs. Auburn &B.R.W
& NJ Co., demurrer to Plaintiffs complaint ,us
tained.
Smith a. Wife vs. d. B Goode, cause set for
trial Tuesday, October 9th.
Marchcssean Armstrong ct AL cause dis
missed at cost Of Plaintiff.
Dykes II Wife vs.. Coons, cause dismissed at cont
of Plaintiffs
Finley VS.. stryker 4 Smith, continued until
next general term.
THE TETON Passive learn from Col.
Vineyard, Indian Agent, who has been in
this region on visit, that the Tejon Rcser.
va'ion, which is under his particular charge
is in tlourishing condition. The Reservation
contains some Of the richest agricultural
land in the State, and supports one thousand
Indians. Many Of the women perform AZ
neat needle work as can be done bv our most
civilized ladies', and are also very industrious
in the field The men, however, that is to
say the mlddle-aged class, are very azv aud
can scarcely he made to work at all. The
boys, from twelve to sixteen. to .ether with
the squaws, do the principal part of the
labor. The boys do it with high degree of
pleaSuIe-the squaws because the, have al
ways been used to drudgery, and the oil
men from sense Of duty, believing as they
do. that the immortal custom of their tribe
which makes old age state Of servi,ude is
right. The prospect is that the middle aged
class OF men can never be made of much
account, but the rising generation give pro.
misses which are highly atifying to the
phlanthropist. Marysrille Express.