The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-22
Aerada armnfrat.
LOCAL MATTERS.

Davis ct al. Demurrer overruled with leave TO
answer in ten days.
The People cx rel Eureka Lake Company VS..
Van Hagan.-Hearing on mandamus contin-
ued until 10 o'clock A. NJ. Oct 22d.
Eureka Lake Co. VS.. Spicer ct al.-Judg-
ment entered.
Fletcher VS.. Shadduck.-Cause dismissed.
Cases set for trial as follows:
Nov. I'd Ashton vs. Taylor.
Nov. 4th.-Winham ct al VS.. Pixey ct al.
Nov. 5th.-Ault VS.. Gassawav.
Nov. 6th.-Chauvanne VS.. Finley ct al.
Nov. 7th.-Thomas VS.. McKeeby ct al.
Nov. Sth.-ODonnell VS. Sciutto; Ferre VS..
Baldwin ct al.
Nov. llth.-Hoit ct al VS.. Ryan ct al.
Oct. 22d.-The People ex rel. Eureka Lake
Co. VS.. Van Hagan.-Defendant granted leave
TO file answer, and further hearing continued
until the oath.
Hurley VS.. Hawk and wife.-Demurrer to
complaint submitted.
Noyes VS. jacobs Plaintiff granted leave to
amend complaint
Bustch VS.. Price and wife.-Demurrer sus-
tained, with leave to amend complaint.
Kinkad VS.. Gordon.-Decree of foreclosure
and order of sale.
COuIL duJOuitlCu Until hSAA3 AZ bnO
=. NJ.
WALLACE MONUMENT BALL-This ball
which comes off next Friday evening, will be
held in the Hook & Ladder Co.'S house, on
Broad street, and the room, we understand, is
to be tastefully and appropriately decorated.
Among the decorations, is very fine painted
photograph of the Wallace Monument, taken
from a small engraving, and made by NJ.
Leibert. The supper will be got up by NJ.
Chauval, of the Hotel de Paris, adjoining the
ball room, and Messrs. Schmeidsneider and
Plumhof have been engaged as musicians. 1t
is not the design of the managers to appro-
pirate any of the funds derived from the sale of
tickets for the benefit of the monument. The
purpose is to get the Scotchmen of the county
together, when those disposed will have an OPP
portunity to subscribe towards the monument
now being erected in memory Of the Scottish
hero.
SUNDAY LAW CAsEs.-The third trial of A.
Il. jenkins, on Saturday last. for violating the
Sunday law, resulted in has conviction, and on
Monday Justice Kendall entered up fine OF
$40. Messrs. Harrington & Beckman were
complained of yesterday, before Justice Smith,
for settling liquor on Sunday. They plead gull
ty and were fined $l8. The front doors of their
establishment were closed, Sut side door was
open, and the saloon was filed during the day.
A determination of the officers to enforce the
law, has had the effect to close up nearly every
place ofresort in town on Sunday; but some
are taking advantage Of the defect in the law
and keep open their places as restaurants.
II BUSINESS CHANGR-We learn that Mr.. A.
'Tt. Jenkins has transferred the National Ex-
change Saloon to Mr.. Lancaster, the proprietor
Of the hotel. Mr.. Jenkins still remains ia
charge ofthe establishment, but the change of
proprietorship will enable it to be kept open on
Sunday, without violating the law. This change
affords us all an opportunity of obtaining cock
tail on thesSabbath, hut what is fellow to do
for billiards? That's the question.
PArRIoTIc.-At the Congregational Sunday
School, on last Sabbath, the hat was passed
round, and twenty-five dollars contributed for
the benefit ofthe company of volunteers now
organizing at Nevada. No previous notice had
been given that a contribution would be taken
up, but nearly every person present gave
something.
NEW GoODs.-Messrs. Hagadorn & Bowley
have just opened an immense stock of dry
goods, at their store on Broad street-a fact
which seems to be thoroughly appreciated By
the ladies, judging from the number we have
seen in and about their establishment for the
past two days.
THEATRICAL.-McKean opens the
Grass Valley Theater tomorrow evening, and
will play in that place the remainder OF the
week. Next week be purposes performing at
Nevada. He is supported by the fine stock
company lately playing at Marysville.
GOLD PENs.-A. p. Church & Co., of Broad
Street Book Store, have just received an in
voice of Higgins gold pens. These pens are
manufactured at San Francisco, the points are
smooth and well hardened, and are equal, if
not superior, to any now in use.
TAKEN BELow.-Warren Myers, convicted
OF murder in the second degree, was taken be-
low on MOndny last, to serve out his term
of ten years in the Penitentiary.
W.T. A