The Placer herald., 1863-04-18
District Court-..April Term, 1868.


Monday April 18th.
p. L. Walkgrim, a native OF Denmark, and P.
E. Swan, a native of Sweden, admitted to citizen
ship.
Louis Iserman vs.. His Creditors--Proof of pub
LEGATION presented, and default of creditors en-
tered.
John Philbon ct al VS.. A. Metcalf ct al--Con-
tinucd until the next term of the Court.
W. II. Orr VS.. His Creditors--Deault of Credi-
tors entered and Sheriff appointed Assignee
A. A. Pond IL Co. VS.. b. G. Allen ct aide
fault of defendants entered, and cause referred to
the Clerk to report amount due Plaintiffs.
John Phlbon AS. j. D. Cropsey ct al--Samc
proceedings.
H. Friedander VS. s. J. Elsey--Samc proceed
ngs.
Moses Prcdon vs. John Hogan--Same pro-
ceedings.
The People VS.. Henry Wash ct al.--Defendants
arrligned, and allowed until the 18th inst. at
ten o'clock, A. NJ. Defendants counsel moved to
quash the Indictment; argument postponed until
tomorrow.
The People VS.. Henry Smith and others--Mur-
der--Deendants arrligned, and allowed until
the 18th inst. to plead.
Lubbock VS.. Bullock-D ,fendant having demur-
red. same was argued and submitted, and by the
Court taken under advisement.
l.. Flatan VS.. Lubbock & Marsball--Demurrer
argued and submite ed and Plaintiff allowed six
days to amend complaint.
loneycutt VS.. Hogan ct al--Demurrer argued
and submitted and taken under adv iscment.
Venire ordered to issue for SO Jurors, return
able on Wednesday.
Tuesday, April l4th
l.. X. Honeycutt VS.. Hogan Barney--Demur-
rer OF Defendants sustained, two days allowed
Plaintiff to file amended complaint.
III. Winchester VS.. His Creditors-Proof of
publication made, and Sheriff appointed AS
sgnee
Louis Iserman VS.. His Creditors Same pro-
ccedings.
F. Katz VS.. His Credit ors-Same proceedings
Julia Hudson vs.. III. NJ. ID. Hudson--The Re-
fierce having filed his report, the cause was sub
mitted to the Court and tax en- under advisement
G. f. Harron VS.. j. Hughes ct al-Demurrer
Of Defendants taken under advsemcnt
The People vs. Henry Wash and others-.De-
PENDANTS motion TO dismiss Indictment argued
and submitted, and taken under advisement by
the Court.
W. Holt VS.. J. Openshaw Cause submitted to
the Court, and taken under advsement, for con-
sideration and decision
Wednesday, April 18th.
Julia Hudson vs.. Ii. NJ. d. Hudson The Plain
tiff granted divorce from the Defendant, and
by the Court appointed custodian Of her two
children; and that she have costs and disburse
ments herein.
A. A. Pond & Co. vs. B. C. A Hen ct al.--Judg
mcnt Of foreclosure of mortgaged premises given
by G. j. Garland. for 81 ,43S 81 and costs.
John Philbon VS.. Ewd. Fletcher ct al-Judg-
ment for Plaintiff for 1922 SO and costs taxed
ut S37 70, and the foreclosure of a mortgage on
one-twcfh interest in the Julia Rubber claims,
situated in Forest Hill.
Lubbock VS.. L. l.. lock-Pantiffss demur
rer to Defendant IS answer ovcrruled and under
an order Of Court, Plaintiff ordered to pay $40
to Defendant.
The People VS.. Henry Wash ct al--The motion
E ma ,f,,,+
to which the Prosecuting ttorney excepted,
and on application to the Court, is allowed to
re-subnt the indictment to the next Grand
Jury.
c. E. Heron VS.. Hughes, Nichols ct al-De-
PENDANTS demurrer sustained, and Plaintiff al
lowed until Monday. the 10Th inst. to file amen
dcd complaint, and under the rule of the Court,
Plaintiff was ordered to pay Defendant Nichols
$40.
Th" People vs.. Henry Smith Chas. Terry and
|. Lacroif--Charge OF murdcr-Defendants ar
raigned and plead not guilty. and Tuesday, the
2lst inst. set for trial; the District Attorney
clecting 10 try Henry Smith first.
Warren Reed vs.. A lviso ct al-Defendants al
lowed to file amended answer.
Weisgcrber, Sachs ct al VS.. Bradley Il Gardner
Motion Of Defendants that commission be
issued to take dispositions Of witnesses. granted.
IL. S. Walker VS.. r.. NJ. Nckerson ct al--Jury
empauncled and sworn to try the cause, wit
neSScS cNiu!luCu ana cause continued until TO-
morrow.
Thomas II. Morrison vs. His Creditors Proof
of publication made and Sheriff appointed AS
siguec.
Moses FREEDOM VS.. John Hog acknowledgement for
Plaintiff for 5 ,359 33 and costs and order for
foreclosure and sale Of Livery Stable on Auburn
Ravne in town of Auburn.
ii. Fredander VS.. S j. acknowledgement for
81 900 50 and costs.
Thursday, April 10th.
Walker vs. Nickerson ct al--Trial resumed.
witnesses examined, and cause continued until
tomorrow.
A. A Pond vs. w. II. Seaman u Co.--Plain-
tiff allowed to amend his complaint, and cause
referred to Clerk TO report amount due Plaintiff
Friday, April 18th.
Walker vs. Nickerson ct al--Evdence conclu-
ded. argued and submitted to jury, verdict in
favor of Plaintiff for premises claimed and costs
of suit
Webster vs. Cropscy ct al On motion of Tut
tie and Fellows and filing afi lavit of proof,
ordered that receiver heretofore appointed by
this Court, pay amount of Findlander's bill,
amounting to 5l59 %.
Iloneycut & Co. VS.. Hogan Barney--Jury
waived. evidence heard and submitted with leave
to lie briefs.