The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-15
THE COURTS.
DISTRICT COURT-AUGUST TERM.
HON. \. ,. NYERs,. :.JUDGE.


wetherwax vS. wsrsehawski.-set for trial on
Tuesday, llth inst.
D. =. Peckham vs. ". Bartram.-Set for trial on
Monday next.
Josephine Brown vs.. J. C. Brown-Dcfandant's
demurrer TO complaint sustained, with leave to
plaintiff to file amended complaint within one
week.
T.. q. Parker ". John Milne ct ux.-Judgment
by default in favor Of plaintiff, and Vim. 4. Janu-
aIry. appointed referee, to compute amount due
plsintih
Raymond ". Cary & johnson. Judgment BY de-
fault in favor Of plaintiff. and w. A. January ap-
pointed referee, to compute amount due plaintiff
Geo. ". COndce VS.. II. W. A. WOrthen.-W. A.
January appointed referee, to compute amount due
Charles Brood, Michael O'Brien, WIN. b. Hicks,
Timothy McCaTty, Samuel Cassidy, James Brown,
John Meagher, james Smith. John DriCssOn, S.
T. Anderson, James Askew, David Sufrene. Gus-
taSe Hoffman, Frederick STRAIN, WIN. Wethcrill,
Jacob GFoulemOnd, II. @. Mason, Hans jacobson,
Jacob May, John Pressing, Joseph Newmaiar,
Pierce Pollard, Duncan McThee, James Finn, JnO.
Manning, Charles PatOchi, Manuel Nuncs, Pat.
O'ETien, Thomas Murray, Peter Donnelly, James
Blair, John Murray, aud Philip Stitch, were ad-
mitted to be citizens OF the United States.
The People VS.. John Newbcrry.-Arraigncd, and
People ". Covarubia, Romero and Gete.-Ar-
raigned, and set for trial ON Monday next.
Scueca Davis vs. w. NJ. Holloway Judgment
by default In favor Of plaintiff, and ". A. January
appoint referee, TO compute amount due plaintiff
Tanner W. Observation-Disclosures perpetually en-
Joined from interfering with certain water privi
leges Of plaintiff ...
PaciEc Quartz Company vs. Henry Ollis.-Dis-
mitsed, at plainttfs' cost.
Manning ". ard.-DismisSed, at plaintiffs
cost.
Stcadman ct al. rs. Gianini ct Al.-Judgment in
faN of plaintiff for costs. and cnjOining defend
ants from interfering with certain atcr privileges
OF Paintiffs.
fault in favor Of plaintiff for 1868 l3 and costs
Plant vs. Elkus CO.-Wm. A. January ap
pointed referee, to compute amount due plaintiff.
II Dorado County vs.. Elstncr ct al.-Demurrer
Of dc.cndantS to PLAINTIFF complaint argued, and
taken under advisenent by the Court.
Harris W. DOugherty -COntInued for the term.
Donaho rt al. vs.. Iiinds ct al.-COntInucd for the
term.
Martin Smith vs.. Geo. Chorpe penning.-continued
for the term.
Greenbaum Brothers vs.. chorpenning. .-Contin-
uOd for the term.
Dc Costa ". Ma,sachu.ctts Flat Water and
Mining Company y-Drfendant's motion for new
trial argued, and by the Court taken under advise
ment.
Ernstein Brothers vs. Hcrnberg ct Al.-Contin-
ucd for the term.
Steinhart Hrothers vs. HernGcrg ct al.-COntin.
Booth & Co. rs. Hcrnberg ct sl.-Continued for
the term.
Jacobs Il Co. vs.. Hcrnberg ct al.-Continucd for
the term.
Rhine Vs. Hoover Motion Of plaintiff to strike
| out part Of defendant's answer, sustained cause
| set for trial on Friday, Itth instant.
IlUldTIdge v. lhTk ct al l-llaintif'B demurrer
to defendants ansWer sustained by the Court, with
| leave to defendant to file amended answer.
Martha i. Hall ~. Hiram u. Ilali-M. X.
SheareT ESq. appointed referee TO take testimony
Maria 7. falCs Ns. Shepard fAles.-M. h. shear
er, ESq., appointed referee to take testimony.
TUESDAY,, sept I, Is6O.
Ne Costa vS. Massachusctts flat Water ani
Mining Company Motion Of defendant for new
trial oVerTuled
People vs. NeWbcrry. PLEAD not guilty, and tral
set for Friday neat.
JUGGLING et al ". Hall demurrer Of defend
| ant To PLAINTIFF complaint argued, and by the
Court taken under Adviscment.
whittAkeru. Young Judgment in favor of dc
fendAnt for costa Of GuIt.
ElIla Bartlett ys. X. ,. Watt.-Drfrn rndAnt's de
muFTer TO plAintIfs complaint argued, and BY the
Co,Nt taken under AdNISeme"t-
Parker 80. MiLRe ct ux.-Judgment for plaintiff,
fur otG ~ and costs, and decree for sale Of mort
COadre Va WOTthcn.-.JudEment for plaintiff.
FIR 0 - and costs, and decree for sale Of mort
gagged property.
Ia, nond ~. Cary 4 Johnson.-Judvment for
plaintiff, for ol ,0Si ~ and costs.
flaut ~. Elkus CO.-Judgment for plaintiff,
for oslS 20 and coats.
Davis Va. Holloway Judgment for plaintiff for
the Aum Of o2J3 63 and coats.
Reynolds, administrator, ETC., ,V, Carr aud liza
Hs,-Aciion dismissed, and Judgment IN favor ol
PLAINTIFF for costs.
william Kitchen, Thomas Dunn, r. J. Cello and
Donald stewart we're admitted to become citizens
Of the United StAtes.
----''- WEDNESDAY,, Sept. S, IssO.
apkins ". Borlahd.-TIird b! Jur! sefdiet
for plAniin, for tS9O and eosts. f.
People ~. shirley ct al.-Defendant's demurrer
to pla'ntin'' complaint argued, and blythe Court
taken under adNiscmcnt.
| Eagan ct al. vs.. Dcleney ct Al.-COntinucd for
| the term, OIL motion VI plaintiff.
Naun ". Ne! nUds ct al Ordered that the re-
frrec heretofore appointed herein, decide all mat
| ters at isSue herein between Harris, assignee VI
| plaintiff, and rfrndants.
| I'atVIck Henley, Vim. Smith, n. Fclden, NcIFer-
| ieh kcding. l.. MohTman. Robert McCuTdy. MoTit1
Saehsc, Il. Levy, barney Mcbride, Fred. Klein and
II. j. Brady we're admitted as etIIenS Of Ghc Uni
ted States.
THURSDAY, sept. 6. 1860.
John Sullivan and John BrenTn we're admitted a.
| eiIiIeus OF the tinted states.
People ~. james H. hannum.-COntinurd until tO.
| MORROW. fRIDAY, Sept. :. 1887.
Lamoit ~. Better L Butler. Plaint,M's motion
for trial taken under ad isenent by tho Court
Bartlett 70. WaC.-D~frndAnt's demurrer Il
p,Aintid'S complaint oveITued, with leave for dc
PENDANTS TO AnsveT within thirty days, and cauSe
continued for the term.
| JUGGLING et al. IS IIall-Ocfcndant's demurrer
| to PLAINTIFF complaint oVcrrulcd, with leave tC
defendans to answer within thirty dayS, and cause
AmABdS Prout vs. Chas. II. Prout.-A. A. Van
GusldcI appointed referee to take testimony.
People ~. Shirley ct al.-DefrndAut's demurrer
Ia palntiHs = complaint sustained and leave grant
| ed plaintiff to Ole amended complaint.
People ex rel James JoAnsonHs George Duden,
County RceOrdsT.-Judgnent for costs against
| EelNtoF.
Fl Dorado County vs. Il.tncr ct al.-Juag,nen,
| for plaintiff.
viii am sigmund, II. W. Bidstrout, Richard
HanlOy, Maurice Dunn, and Phillip Gum were
admitted AZ citiIen, Of the United States.
| Hawkins NS. BOFland. d.-Defe endAnt'S motion "a
re-tAX costs, taken under adv By the Court
People O. JAS. Hannum.-.Iury failed to agree.
SATURDAY, Sept. 4, ls60.
r"onle 70. Ioh" Newt. rTy.-Jury emPanOeled
| aud cause continued WntN Tuesday next.
People ~. James IIannum. -Oefendant's plea u
moi guilty Withdrawn, aud pleS Of guilty Of man
| slaughter interposed.
den, John Kelley, Louis Reider and Matthias Mai, !
~eIe admitted as citizens Of the United States.
MONDAY, Sept. 10th, 1850.
People 70. Covarubia, Romero and Gete.-Ver-
dict 81 guilty Of manslaughteT against CoyATubia,
and not guilty As to Romero and Gete,
IamOit vs. Butler s Butler.-Plaintifi's motion
| for new trial sustained,
Abraham wreSehner and J. =. Brcckman were
admitted as citizens Of the United States.
o.. TUESDAY, Sept. llth, 1860.
WetheTWa1 vs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for the
| term.
Hawkins 70. Standardization Of defendant to
Te:tAx PlAiut'Ts costs overruled.
People Vs. NeWeeETy.-Tried BY jury, and &C
| quilted.
Joseph seFupF, John Currau, James Stafford
| Patrick CurTAn, Thomas CuTran, James Moloney
and John DosOhO were admitted 10 be citizens Oi
| the United States.
Peckham vS. Bartram.-Tried, and submitted tC
the Court.
WEDNgsDAY, Sept. l2, 1880.
Swan ". ChOrpenning. for the term
Josephine Brown Vs. J. c. BroWn.-A. A. Var
GueldeT appointed referee, to take the testimony
Fesple VS. HAnnum.-Seutenced To four year,
confinement in the State prison.
ieekham 70. BATtram.-Judgment in favor O
PLAINTIFF for ollSs and In favor Of defendant fol