Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-04-17
Ions of Temneranoe-Tribut Of ReSpeCt.

Sons Of temperance Tribute Of Respect.
The following preamble and resolutions
were adopted by Upper Placcryille Division
S. Of T., on Wednesday evening, Apri! l4th
WnERRAs, it has pleased our heavenly Faith
Their to visit this Division again with the roc
of affection during the past week, by calling
another Of its most worthy and highly esteem
I'd members, brother W. 7. johnson, former
" of Michigan, from labor to reward, from
the Division of Temperance to the everlasting
Temple Of holiness and love. And, whereas
our confidence in the piety and moral worth
of our lamented brother, gives us every as
surances that he is now rejoicing with the
spirits Of just men made perfect; therefore
be it
ResOIred, That while VIC regret the loss o.
his wisdom and virtuouS example. IN all the
various relations Of life, we rejoice in the be
lief that one more is added to the angelic
choir; and though dead. he yet speaks I" al
who knew him in life by the purity vi his PIE
cept$ and example.
RrsOtred, That our knowl, dye O. lis ines.
timable worth prepares Us more deeply and
sincerely to sympathize with his afflicted
sister and friends; and we humbly pray that
NAV sanctify this affliction to their good.
ResOlred, That in token Of respect we will
each wear the usual badge Of mourning tol
thirty days.
ResOlred, That the foregoing preamble and
resolutions be placed on the minutes OF TINS
evenings session, and published in the MorN,
TAIN DEMOCRAT and TRI-WEEKLY index, ana
that a copy under the seal Of this Division DC
forwarded to his sister.
A. sIMONTON, W.P.
W. II. H. LAND, r. S.
SS$-
Court Proceedings.-Court Of Sessions
Hon. JAMES JOHNSON, JUDGE;
George Duden ami John Frazier, AssOcidtes.
MONDAY, April 18th, A. D. 1858.
The following named persons were empan-
neled as the
GRAND JURY:
GIN. Adams, James Burke, S. D. Colburn,
c. Boyd, j. W. Tucker, n. Frasicr, E. Weller,
L. Davis, C. p. jackson, j. ID. jackson, j. L.
Alsop, W. II. Green, c. Benitau, J. Herse!y,
C. P. Glidden, L. Hulburt, John Allen, II. h.
Choate, VIM. Gum, L. b. Curtiss, a. d. Rock,
Geo. Rupert and j. q. Collins. q. NJ Adams
appointed Foreman.
The People vs.. A. c. Wallop-Set for trial
on Saturday next
Tuesday, April 18th.
The Grand Jury returned indictments as
follows:
Against August Crafts for assault to muir.
der John Doe for grand larceny.
The People VS.. Ramon Observation-Disclosures
ant discharged.
The People Vs. John Neutrality-suspicious.
forfeited.
WEDNESDAY, April 14th.
The Grand Jury returned indictments as
follows:
Against John Doe for grand larceny; P
Dargenter, malicious mischief; II. Lecrois
malicious mischief; August Crafts, officiating
in the Office Of another; George Kinds, Crane
larceny, also, for petit larceny.
The People VS.. August Crafts - Charged
with assault to murder,-Arraigned and took
time to plead.
The People vs.. August Crafts -. Charged
with officiating in the Office of another.-Tool
time to plead.
The People VS.. Geo. Hinds-Charged witt
grand larceny.-Arraigned and took time t
plead.
The People vs. Geo. Hinds--Charged will
petit larceny.-Arraigned and took time t
plead.
THURSDAY, April 10Th.
John Allen, Grand Juror, was excused from
further attendance.
The People VS.. August Crafts-Upon charg
of assault to murder, plead not guilty. Tria
set for Monday next.
The People VS.. August Crafts-Upon charg
of officiating in the Office Of another, plead no
guilty. Trial set for Monday next
The People VS.. Geo. Hinds-Upon charg
Of grand larceny, plead not guilty. Trial Sc
for Saturday next.
The People VS.. Geo. Hinds-Upon charge O
petit larceny, plead not guilty. Trial set 70
Saturday next.