The Placer herald., 1860-04-28
District Court--.April Term, 1850.

April 10th.
Jacob Nushrush vs. S. T. Barbour-Judgmeut
for Plaintiff for S421 Is and costs und for fore
closure of mortgage.
Nj. p. ii. Love, Admr. VS. jus. H. Clark ct al
Judgment of non.sut and costs for Defendants.
Eliza Lloyd John Lloyd-Jury in this case
were unable to agree and were discharged-and
cause continued for the term.
April 2lst
Olney Bennett vs. Geo NJ. Watcrs-E. W. Ill
lyer appointed attorney for Defendant.
Rosina Satchwell VS.. John G.. Satchwell-Re.
ferred to L. Il. Arnold, ESQ., to take testimony
and report to the Court.
Margaret Lasalle VS.. Chas. Lasalle--Divorce
granted Plaintiff.
A. Jacobs Co. VS.. J. Soloman Il Co.-Sct for
the 2Gth inst
Frederick Ockctt vs. Julius Soloman-Set for
the 9th instant.
Gold Hill Co. VS.. S D. Burdge ct al-Jndg-
mcnt for Plaintiff for 81 1856 % and costs taxed
at Sl36 10.
Bcrta Bell VS. John Bell-Rufus Smith appoint
ed to take testimony and report to the Court.
Henry Long VS.. John 4. Freeman ct al, the
J oung America Quartz Co-Judgment for Plain
till for 5000 SO and costs, and ordered that mill
and machinery be sold.
ID. L. Marshall vs. Young America Quartz Co.
Judgment for S7G0 for Plaintiff
Monday. April 23d.
Andrew Hanson, native of Denmark, ad-
mittcd to citizenship.
Martin Tegclcr and John Boke, natives of Ger
many admitted to citizenship
Ambrose Wiggins VS.. James Mcdonald Cause
submitted to the Court.
Independent Ditch Co. VS.. James O'Rouke-
Defendants motion for new trial submitted Mo-
tion denied.
Rosina Satchwcll vs. John G. Satchwcl-Judg
ment for Defendant.
Adam Gohizer vs.. Chas Gropp-Judgment for
pantitf for S646 2G and fnr force losurp Of mort
gage on onetenth interest in Eureka claims at
Dutch Flat.
Wednesday. April 25th.
Hugh Kcegan. Luke Fannan. owen King, and
James Shae natives of Ireland admitted to citi-
Zenship.
Garrett Young vs. Gold Hill Co-Demurer
Overrulcd and Defendant given until the 27th
inst, to answer.
Frederick Ockct VS.. Julius Solomnn-- Refer
red to Il. G. Poland to report findings Of fact at
next term of Court.
T. A. Porter vs.. +. 7. Mcndenhall ct al--Judg-
ment for Plaintiff for $9Gl So
Thursday. April 2Gth.
Coleman vs.. Kelley Cause continued with
leave to file supplemental bill.
MedfOrd Co. VS.. Gilbert Co.-Judgmcnt for
plaintiffs for $500 and costs.
RAILROAD ENrERrRIsr-1he Marysville
.1ppeol has the following:
That the Folsom Railroad Company,
which gives good evidence of intention to
extend their line from its present terminus,
both ways, throughout the length OF the
State. north and south. from Folsom to
Shasta, in one way, and from Folsom to San
Francisco, the other way, is of more pract-
cal, administrative assurance than any rail-
road plan in the State They have shown
more actual, practical, railroad building ell
ergy than has ever been shown hv any rail
way agilators in the State. 1t is, most de-
monstrably, the object of the Folsom Com.
pany to extend their road to Marysvile.
They come nearer here To day than any
other Company has given earnest of bring
ing railroad, in the next four or five Years.
Ix5" The trial Of David s. Terry, for duel.
ing, WAS to have taken place in the present
term Of the San Mateo District Court, bat it
was postponed to the succeeding term.
Bs2y" Capt. A. G. Morgan. one of the pon-
GERS of 40. died in Sacramento ON Thursday