The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-03
Aepada getllntrat.
LOCAL MATTERS.


DISTRICT COuRT.-June 2d-Middle Yuba
Water Co. VS.. Eureka Lake Co.-Plaintifs Civ
en- ten days to reply to answer.
Eliza S. Bell VS.. John P. Bell.-Referred to
E. w. Roberts to take testimony and report to
the Court.
Johnson ct al. VS.. Mordet ct al.-Demurrer
TO answer and motion to strike out overruled,
and plaintiffs given five days to file replication.
Cases were set for trial as follows:
June 4-Selkirk VS. Hawthorne.
June l0-Moore VS.. Leonard.
June l2-Horwitz & Co. VS.. Johnson.
Jone l3-Riley VS.. Hodge.
June 2S-Adams VS.. Knowlton.
June 3d-M. A. Winham VS.. Creditors-Re-
mort OF Referee approved, and suretes dis
charged.
Middle Yuba Water Co. VS.. Eureka Lake
Co.-suit on promssary note.-Cause tried,
submitted, and taken under advisement by the
Court.
Court adjourned till tomorrow, at ten o'clock.
THEArER-The Leighton theatrical troupe
gave their first entertainment at the Nevada
Theater last evening. The house was crowded.
This company is decidedly superior to anything
in the theatrical line that has visited Nevada
for many day. The pieces presented were
~ Asmodeus," "Girl with the Milking Pail"
and "Fool of the Family" which were rendered
10 the entire satisfaction Of the audience, as
was clearly indicated by the frequent rounds Of
applause from every part Of the house. The
bill for this evening is Capt. Charlotte" "An
Object Of Interest" and "Podijah Peasley," in
the two first Of which Mrs. Leighton Austains
the leading characters. Taey are advertised
for only two nights more, and every body should
20 and see them. Mrs. Leighton is pleasing
actress, and it would do Methodist cass-lea-
Ter good to hear her laugh.
PEST HOUsE.-The Town Trustees are hav-
ing house erected near Buckeye Hill, for the
care of small pox patients. The building, we
understand, will be completed tomorrow, and
it is the intention to have all the small pox ca
ses that may occur in town removed to the pest
house as soon as persons are taken with the
disease. In addition to the three cases already
reported, another person was taken down with
the disease on Sunday last, making four cases
in all that have occurred in town Of which two
Of the parties have recovered and another is
nearly well.
SALARY OF COUNTY JUDGE.-An act was
passed by the last Legislature fixing the salary
of the Nevada County Judge at $1,000 year,
after the expiration of the term of the present
incumbent. The bill passed the Assembly in
the early part of the session, but was reported
against in the Senate, and not having noticed
any reference to it in the subsequent proceed
ings, we had supposed it was defeated. We
notice, however, by the laws as published in
the Union, that the act passed both branches
and has become a law.
A SPECIMEN of Southern manufacture may
be seen at Blaze's saloon, in the shape of
shoe, said to have been picked up on the field
at Pittsburg Landing, after the bate. The
style and workmanship show that they have
not arrived at perfection in the art OF shoe
making, but the amount of stock it contains
is conclusive evidence that there is no truth in
the report that the rebels are short Of shoe
leather.
THE WEATHER IN MAY.-Observation Of
the thermometer taken in Nevada three times
a'day during the month Of May, show the fol-