The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-06-04
DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Hon. T. B. MCFARLAND. Presiding.


Hon. T. B. MCFARLAND. Presiding.
Friday, May 9th.
Henry vs. Everts-caused tried and submitted
to the jury, who failed to agree and were dis
charged.
Mary Mehaffy vs. James Mehaffy-cause referred
to l.. B. Arnold to take testimony and report the
same to court.
Barron u Schnably VS. Crocker Il Coburn-judg-
ment for plaintiffs for 81 900 damages and costs
OF suit Stay of proceedings granted for 20
days.
Margaret Hawkins VS. Wilcoxen 4 Kneeland-
continued for the term.
Arman Andreas admitted to citizenship.
Henry VS. Everts-continued for the term.
Walkup II Wyman vs. Evans ct al-testimony
heard, cause argued and submitted.
Mariner Il Willard VS. Mahlon Mathematician
dant allowed until Wednesday, June 8th, to file
answer.
L. Arustein VS. Adolph acknowledgement and
decree for plaintiff.
William Frey VS. Nancy Frey-decree of di-
vorce granted plaintiff.
Monday, May 80.
term.
Rapport VS. Cramer ct al-debt satisfied and
cause dismissed.
Thomas Stanley vs. William Sexton ct ain
junction dissolved
B. F. Myres VS. Rebecca Mott, Administrative
w
for judgment and for order to sell property at
tachcd. argued and taken under advisement.
Moses FREEDOM vs. John Hogan ct atrial be-
fore the court, testimony for plaintiff heard.
Tuesday, May 81.
Henry VS. Everts-plaintif allowed to amend
his complaint so as to pray for damages for de-
tention Of property from date Of Sherif's deed
till date of rendition Of gmcnt-detendant
excepted.
Sacramento, Placer and Nevada Railroad Co.
VS. Harlan Judgment for defendant ordered to
he dOcketed nuHc pro tune.
Jacob Gibson VS. E. NJ. Hail. Judgment for de-
PENDANT in accordance with the findings OF court.
FREEDOM vs. Hogan ct atrial concluded argu-
ed aud submitted.
Myres VS. Mott-judgmcnt ordered in accord
auce with the findings OF court.
E. NJ. Hall ct al VS. Myres, and Rebecca Mott
administrative of the estate of W. A. Mott. de-
ceased judgment for plaintiff in accordance with
findings Of the court.
Wednesday. June l.
Wyman VS. Boyen ct al-demnrrer overruled
and defendants allowed one day in which to an
swer.
demurrer to plaintiffs complaint sustained,
plaintiff declined to amend, Judgment was there
fore entered for defendant for costs.
Walkup Wyman VS. Evans ct al--judgment
for plaintiffs enjoining and restraining defendants
from mining on plaintiffs ground. cutting trees,
Ball VS. Schellhous-- motion Of defendant to set
| aside Judgment overrued, and an order entered
revoklng previous order Of stay of proceeding.
Smith IL Derck VS. OConnor ct al--judgment
for plaintiffs in accordance with the prayer of
their complaint against all the defendants except
ing O'Connor.
John Galloway VS. Catharine Calloway--decree
of divorce granted plaintiff.
Adea Hill VS. j. Smith--plaintiff's motion for
new trial overruled.
Thompson VS. Barney--same proceeding.
Shawl vs. Leggett-deieudauts motion for a
new trial overrulcd.
Mariner Il Willard VS. Smith & Goodng--same
proceeding.
Renner VS. Carpenter--same.
Waldron VS. genbein--same.
Weisgerber Ell al VS. Bradley ct al--same.
Myres VS. Mott--sherifs bill Of cost for keeping
property allowed.
Thursday, June 2.
Milctt vs. Quinn-deendants motion for a
new trial overruled.
Walkup q Wyman VS. Evans ct ala stay of
proceedings granted on the execution issued for
costs.
Barron Schnably VS. Croker & Cobum--ten
days additional time allowed to plaintiffs to file
amendments to defendants statement on motion
for u new trial.
E. NJ. Hall VS. Au urn Turnpike Company
Mariner Willard, Inervernors demurerer to
complaint in intervention, argued and su tanned
Cuusc tIleu DcIOre court, witnesses examined.
Collins VS. Dorenbeck ct al-a nonsuit taken by
plaintiff in favor Of Bradley and Arnstein, each
to have costs Of suit OF plaintiff, and plaintiff to
bave judgment and decree against defendant Do
renbeck, rs to all the property mentioned in
complaint and not set up in the answer.
STRANGE FIsH-A non descript in the
fish department was caught by some Italian
fishermen on the south side of one Of the
Faralone Islands, on Sunday last They call
it sun fish, and it weighs about twenty five
pounds. II was caught on the rocks with
boat hook; and attracted quite a crowd of
spec ators to the corner of Ledesdortf and
Clay streets, where it was exposed Yesterday
1t is about three feet long, two feet broad,
four or five inches thick in the broadest
portion, and looks just like the head of
big fish cut off about foot back of the gils.
1t has two large fins on the upper and under
side of the body at the end; two little fns
on the side just back of the eyes, which are
nearly as large as human ewes; two breathing
holes JUS, back of the eyes; a small mouth
and no tail fin whatever; but its body tapers
oft just like fin, and moves very hexibly
from side to side, at the end It's color is a
dusky white, and it has rough skim
Altogether, it is one Of the wonders of the
sea- s f. CALL
QUESTION OF TREAsoN.-E honest
man is willing to be tried by the same rules
which he applies to others, and this is all we
ask for ourselves or party. 1t is dogma Of
the administration party that opposition to
the policy of the administration is treason
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