The Placer herald., 1864-03-05
n,arpICT COURT PROCEEDINGS.
N. T. B. MCFARLAND, Presiding.

Pspnyalev ct nj Va Harkness Further testimony
i, the cause taken before the court.
]" Weisoerber ct al VS. Bradley ct al--Jury en-
naled and sworn cause tried and submitted to
PanI NV, who returned verdict for plaintiffs,
.d snc damages in the sum OF 81 900. On motion Of
ssauSendauts counsel stay Of proceedings for five
days was granted
wit granted and hearing fixed for Monday, the
I01S conrt adjourned until Saturday morning at 10
o'clock. Saturday Fob 9th
ch.s Clondman vs. Rachael A. Clondman-O On
o,;on nj Plaintiffs counsel, cause placed upon
the Calendar. .,
and sworn, testimony nearu oh 'he Puts VI 1 iia'n
tif and Defendant.
Court adjourned until Monday.
oou'' Monday, Feb goth.
.Josenb Anderson admitted to citizenship.
T,otharine Sasig VS.. Sam. Salsig-Order made
xovosjnu previous order of Court by which said
'noa was referred TO W. Smith to take tcsti
v"o v~"nv annoiuting w. Sexton Referee, to take
,ho Testimony by question and answer, and report
<he same to the COURT
F. L. Bradley, on absent Juror, was excused by
the Court. ,,.u;c
I.arment Of non. suit and costs against Plaintiff
A5alia Vili Us. Young McClaire--By agreement
~ counsel, Plaintiff allowed 10 take Judgment for
tho matter claimed in complaint and for injunc
tion without damages or costs
Adeli, Hin VS.. j. Smith-Cause argued and
submitted. Jury instructed and retire, and subse
uuenty return into court u Verdlct lor Deiehdant
and Judgment for costs
McGwin VS. Nickerson--D Default OF Defendant
noted. and upon proofs produced. judgment or
dprcd in accordance with the prayer of complaint
Dutch Flat Steam Mill CO. VS.. l.. Arnstein-
Demurrer to complaint sustained, Plaintiff not
l,uf CT D1i n
il ordered that judgment enter for Defendant for
costs of suit.
Plaintiff by default in accordance with prayer of
complaint
cd, witnesses examined on the part of Plaintiff
Motion of Defendant for leave to amend answer.
Motion of Plaintiff upon affidavit fl ed for q con-
tinuance for the term. Order for continuance
and allowing Defendant to amend upon payment
of the costs OF the term.
Jury discharged, and Court adjourned until 10
o'clock to morrow.
Tuesday, March lst.
Adelia Hill VS.. Joseph Nahor-By consent and
agreement of parties judgment Of non suit enter
ed against Plaintiff without costs to either party
VIM. Renner vs. c. f. Carpcnter-On motion
Of 10 Hamilton, counsel for Plaintiff the trial
of said cause is set for March 9th.
Placer County VS.. W. A. Selkirk-On motion
cause continued for the tenn.
W. L. Perkins VS.. John Agan Jury empan-
neled and sworn, evidence heard in part, and by
consent and agreement of parties as by stpula-
ton on file, said cause is settled and dismissed
jury discharged and court adjourned.
Wednesday, March I'd.
F. Dependener, Admr.. VS.. Fitzer-Judgment
for Plaintiff for SGll and decree of foreclosure
to sell mortgaged premises
Barron Schnably vs.. Crocker & Coburn-Jury
empanneled witnesses examined. when Plaintiffs
hat nflnt In linda
Tor nonsuit, which motion was allowed by the
Court
Bradley ct al VS.. ay-Judgmont for Plaintiffs
for S5.14S. with interest at the rate of two per
cent per month until paid.
Bradley IL Gordon VS.. Gay Chamberlin-
Judgment for Plaintiffs against Gay for 5000 and
costs of suit
Shavo vs.. Leggett-Cause tried before the
Court, submitted and taken under advisement.
Thursday, March 3D..
Walkup & Wyman VS.. B. Evans ct al-Demurrcr
of Defendants to Plaintiffs complaint overrulcd,
and Defendants allowed one week in which to
answer complaint
Chas. E. Heron VS.. Mary Ann Herron-The
order made at the October term, 1868, referring
this cause to R. G. Poland to take testimony
was on motion of l.. B. Arnold, revoked, and
Plaintiff granted leave to amend his complaint.
Cordes VS.. Gooding-Judgment for Defendant
for return of property and for costs laid out and
expended.
Shavol VS.. Leggett- Court filed its decree.
giving judgment to Plaintiff for 81 .O43 at per
cent per month from the date hereof, and for
costs of suit.
of the trial, and several witnesses had been ex-
amined, Plaintiffs counsel on motion was allowed
to amend complaint, and the cause was continued
for the term, at the cost of the Plaintiff.
Wallet vs. Miller-On nation of Plaintiffs
counsel, the motion of Defendant for new trial
m iscn1f fO Mt of nil tb tl,o
statute in reference to said matter.
Jurymen in attendance on the court were dis
charged for the term.
Thompson VS.. Barney Cause tried before the
Court, witnesses examined, cause argued and sub
mitted, with leave to counsel to file briefs u
three days.
VERY SHARp.-The Alta SAYS: The an
nouncement Of the destruction of Colts
PISTOL Factory was received in this city early
on Friday, by a private firm, and, without
moments delay, they went into the market
and purchased all the revolvers they could
lay their hands on at wholesale prices. The
speculation will net them little fortune, as
'ns rates must necessarily advance mmedi-
ately.
A Land Office, for the entry of surveyed
'Ands, Is to be opened at Carson City, Ne.
'ada Territory.
:, Auguste Ernest has been arrested at the
I,ay 'or robbing school houses. Eleven
'e.S were found in his possession.
J0s.ns -, s"s present number of patients in the
San IS E,aay asylum at Stockton 100 are from
''"nc'sco and 20 from Sacramento.
n;ocord'ng to tabular statement in the
m;n;ns ana Scientific Press the number of
dnr;ng s interpretations organized in this State
ou'.ne o4ta inc year 1868, vas: Gold and Silver,
s4o1; Copper, $50; Tunnel. 76: making a
grand total of2,9ss companies.
tho '"e se lea'uma Journal has a quantity Of
Boisa aseu oa OF wild curraut Indigenous to the
cr.,.';. country, which it offers to distribute
msn, soos'y 's:.y to any person Wishing to expert
neht with its cultivation.