The weekly union record., 1864-03-19
The UNION RECORD.
Local and County Matters.
AGENTS:


law, on Monday, March l4lh-Hon E. Garter
Judge presiding People vs.. Frank Birdsall,
indicted for manslaughter; cause set for Mon
day, March 2lst Dennis McColgOn was
admitted to become citizen Of the United
States. Walker vs. WIson-defendant, by
consent of parties, to have fifteen days to answer
plaintiff 5 amended answer. GluekaQf vs..
Ecclestou-set for trial Tuesday, March %.
SNYDER vs.. Bromberger ct dl.--set for trial
Thursday, March oath. Orr VS.. Cemens-a
decretaI order for judgment by the Court Van
Norden vs Henshaw-Court appoints James
Nelson commissioner TO compute the principal
and interest due from defendant to ple;ntiff, and
also issues decretal order on his report.
Horton VS.. Horton. ST. John jackson was
appointed referee in this case. People VS..
Langley-plaintif obtained Judgment by de
fault Walter VS.. Mddeton-plaintitfo obtained
Judgment for principal and interest and his
costs Of suit Skiukle vs. Skinkle-in this case
default of said defendant entered, and A. Mau-
rice, Jr., appointed referee, to report the facts
and evidence in the case. Chamberlain VS..
Johnsou-it was ordered, adjudged and decreed
that demurrer be stricken out, and plaintiff
take Judgment Lanatta & Brother VS.. j. Mole
et Gi.-change of venue granted transferred to
the / 9th Judicial District in and for the county
of Sierra. Peter Abel was admitted to become
citizen of the United States. People VS..
Gluckauf-it was ordered that plaintiff take
Judgment against defendant for the sum Of
S567 1900.
County CouRT, MAscH TERN, 1SG4.-Hon.
W. S. Stafford, Judge presiding.-People vs..
Al Chew and An lye-convcted Of robbery
The sentence Of the Court is that they and each
OF them be IMPRISONED in the State Prison Of this
State for the term Of three years from and after
the I4th of March. People VS. All Now
convicted for false Imprisonment The sentence
of the Court IS that defendant pay fine oil
5000, aud, in default of payment thereof, that
he be imprisoned in the county Jail of Butte
county for the term of three months. Defend
ant pungled down $500 in greenbacks. People
VS.. All Poy-conyicted for the same received
the same sentence. Defendant, falling to pro
duce the fine money, viii receive his board and
lodging from Butte county for three months.
Papst VS.. Kusel-set for trial on Monday,
26th day Of March.
HAMILTON PRECIScr-At a meeting OF the
Union voters, on Monday last, at Hamilton
IaI : ba
Chair, aud f. c. Ledyard, appointed Secreta-
ry. On motion, Phillip Boulware and f. C.
Ledyard were appointed delegates. The fol-
lowing resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Resoired, That we heartily ndorse the Admin
gstration of Abraham Lincoln. as President Of
the United States of America and pledge
ourselves to MAINTAIN him in every endeavor TO
suppress the rebellion, and extend the jurisdic-
ton of the United States over every inch Of
Gerritory that the Government ever possessed.
Resoirei. That we pledge ourselves &c support
Abraham Linco!n Cor the Presidency OF the
United States Il he receives the nomination
of the National Convention in the year 1e64'
and desire our delegation 10 support him IN
Convention Resoire,i That xe heartily en-
dorSe the position C! the Hon F. u. Smith on
che currency question. Rcsolred, That the
proceedings Of this meeting be published in
the tNgoS REC0RD.
REPEAL OF rnE SrEcIFIc CoNTRAor Law
This question was made direct Issue iu some
of the primary meetings in this county. At
Bangor, the delegates to the County Convention
were required to pledge themselves 10 use their
influence on all proper occasions in favor Of the
repeal of the Contract Law \ petition, signed
by majority of the Uuion men Of Bangor and
Evansville precincts, has been Introduced in the
Assembly by Mr.. Samuer 1t has been referred
TO the Judiciary Committee.
SuIcrDx--The body of Philip Gall was
found in the river al Vests ferry Just below
town. on Thursday last. He had been missing
, for week or two; aud it Is supposed that he
drowned himself while IN a fit Of deipJum tie
mems He was shoemaker. and, aside from
his habit of INDUCING excessively in drink, was,
We believe, worthy man. D.,
We arc informed by Bean, Tax Collector
of 0roville School District that he has deposi-
ted IL the County Treasury. the sum Of Sl255
2l.100 dollars. Total expenses of assessing
and collecting the same 1921 $1,000 dollars
leaving balance to the credit Of the Oroville
School District OF Sl022 50l00.
MARKEr.-A San Francisco dispatch Of the
l7th says: "Flour spectators are alarmed
4000 quarter sacks advertised for aaciion To-
morrow. The -four and grain market is very
unsettled holders anxious to sell and buyers
| few" If the equinoctial storm amounts to
anything. there viii be still more altteriug
among the spectators.
CoSoow.-The primary meeting Of this pre-
ciuet-W. H. Il. Thomas, Chairman, and II
a Fairbanks, SecretaTy-appoiuted C. G.
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