The Placer herald., 1862-05-03
District Court---April Term, 1862.
3. F. MYREs. Judge.

SATURDAY, April 26th.
W. F. Zeigler VS.. Wells, Fargo l. Co-Plain-
tff's motion to strike out Defendants answer,
overrued.
Thos. Jones VS. Wells, Fargo & Co-Same pro-
ceedings above
J. J. McKenna vs. Peter D. acknowledgement
for Defendant for costs taxed at S9S 40.
Andrew Lakey VS.. John Lakey ct 0l-Defend-
ants d. and f. Aldrch, allowed until the 9th OF
May to file answer.
The People VS.. C. L. Wilson and California
Central Railroad Co.--Motion to strike out De-
fendant's answer overruled. Defendant allowed
to amend his answer. Cause continued for the
term.
EDO Fosket dsch rged from his debts.
Dwight Burpee VS.. H. w Bum ct al-The mo-
ton to discharge Defendant Bum from the action
denied. Abigail Crandall and W. A. McWlliams
x Co made parties defendant
j.. E. Henry vs.. Everts & McGnnis ct al-Mo-
ton to strike out Plaintiffs amended complaint
answer.
Fred Hartford VS.. John Lakey-Judgment for
Plaintiff for the sum of 1854 81, and costs taxed
ut $50 05.
Joseph Dalman, native of Bavaria, admitted
to citizenship
F.B Higgins Trustee VS.. Bear River q A. w
& NJ. Co cease No Judgment for $2S277 35
and costs and interest at the rate p per cent per
month.
FB Higgins Trustee, VS.. B. R. & A. W. IL NJ
Company-case No. 2 Judgment for $25.239 20
and costs. aad interest at 2. per cent per month
Cashier and Remcr VS.. W. p. Sprag ct al
Judgment for Plaintiffs for $3,44O 90 and accru
ing interest, and costs taxed ut S54 55.
INSULT TO THE AMERICAN Consul AT
VICTORIA, V. 1.-The miscreants who delaced
portion of the American coat OF arms
with black paint, have not yet been tracked,
notwithstanding the police have used every
exerton to discover tleir hiding places.
We regret to say that suspicion points to
three persons who occupy respectable posi-
tons in society, as the guilty ones; but AS
the eviden is only circumsantial, we
deem it unfair to hold the suspected parties
up to public scorn and censure without the
production of some more positive testimony.
British Colonist Victoria, Y. L. April 2lst.
NEVADA TERRITORY IrEMs.-We take the
following from the Carson City Age of the
goth:
Flour is at present selling for 800 per
hundred, and there is no resonabls prospect
of its comug down until the roads become
sufficiently good to justify teamsters and
packers in bringing freight over the noun
tains at less figures.
Enigrants for Humboldt, Salmon river
and Nez Perce, are constantly passing
through our city. Yesterday large number
passed. All seem to entertain a favorable
opinion of the Humboldt, and most Of them
will locate there if the citizens of that place
exert themselves little in their own behalf
DANA PERKINS BALL.-On Thursday, the
9Th of May, there will be grand ball given
at Pine Grove, in Placer county, by Mr.
Dana Perkins, a gentleman the mention OF
whose name alone is sufficient to fill his
house with warm hearted friends, and crowds
of pleasure seekers. Mr.. Perkins is proven
bial for giving the best balls in the country
and he has the best dancing hall in fou
counties; his supper and other refreshing
auxileries are superior to those gotten up by
. any other man in Placer county, and it il
with confidence that we say that scores o
, his good friends about Folsom rejoice in an
tcipation Of pleasant time with him OF
the 9Th of MAY.
Folsom Telegraph.