Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-11
The COurtS.

Estate of Henry Dunstan, deceased. Peti-
| tion for Letters heard. Proofs made and
I Letters of Administration ordered to issue to
| James Daw, upon his filing bond III the
I aum of $1,000. Wm. Williams, JOS. Vincent
and John Garland, Appraisers.
! In the matter of the Estate Of Joel P. VIII
| liams, deceased. Petition of Frank Here
| ford, Esq, praying for Letters Of Admins
| tration, upon the Estate Of said deceased,
came regularly for hearing. Necessary
/ proofs having been made, petition granted,
| and letters ordered to issue upon his hling
! bond in the sum Of 5000. The following
appraisers were appointed, W. w. Price, K.
| Z. Eyre and A. K. Grim.
| In the matter OF the Estate Of II Schubert,
deceased. The petition Of n. W. Weston
| the Administrator of the Estate of said de-
| ceased, praying for a sale of the perishable
property of said estate heard, and sale order
| ed to take place at the former place Of busi-
ness of said deceased, to wit: at SchuSter's
| Brewery, at ii o'clock, A. NJ on Saturday,
the 10th inst, and due notice to he given
| thereof, by posting notices according to law.
JASrARY TERN CIVIL PROBATE COURT.
The calendar called and cases disposed Of
as follows:
Brown vs.. Lynch-Case set for the 10th
| inst, at 10 AN.
Mau & Winchester VS.. Olin-Set for 18th
inst, at 10 A. n.
Desmond VS.. Dyson-Set for 10th inst.
Greeley vs. McCluskey-Passed for the
term.
Roman VS.. Lanzwert ct al.-Passed for the
term by consent,
Pm.
Millenovich vs. Gugnina-Passed.
| Armstrong VS.. Barclay-Leaye given to file
replication and passed for the term.
| Walsh VS.. Harrington with
drawn and time given to answer.
burning vs. Qnigley-Demurrer withdrawn
and time given to answer.
| Collins vs.. McCluskey-Set for I'd inst,
| at 10 A.. u.
Friedenburg VS.. Goldman-Set for l4th
! inst, at 10 A. N.
Harrington vs. Walsh-Set for 18th inst.
winn VS.. Bateman-( Two suits) Demurrer
overruled and default ordered to enter, and
case set for 18th inst.
| Hayey vs. Sides II. Co.-Mess. Pitzer and
Hanson withdrew as attorneys for plaintiff,
and case set fer 18th inst, at 10 A. N.
Bronson vs.. Hughes-Set for 18th inst.
McCluskey VS.. McCluskey Default Or
dered entered, and case set for P. N. this
day.
Baldwin vs.. Paine-Case set, upon motion
of defendants attorney, at 10 A. NJ, on 18th
inst.
Schwartz vs.. Heilshorn-Set for 18th inst,
at 10 A. N.
Curlander VS.. Geesey-Jury trial-Set for
I'D, at 20 AN.
Straus VS.. Hamiiton-Set for Monday,
10th inst
Mitchell & Adams VS.. Caldwell-Set for
18th inst, 10 AN.
Kresser vs.. Shaney-Motion for new trial
submitted upon papers, and same overruled.
Hoole vs., Titus = Demurrer withdrawn,
and case set for 18th inst.
Rothschilds vs. Barnard-Set for 18th inst.
At 10 0A.M.
Harris vs.. Selfridge ct al-Upon applica-
ton Of plaintiffs ct al, default ordered to en-
! ter against W L. Selfdpe. --
MeCausland vs. Gillmore.-Decree of fore
closure ordered,
JUDGE LEcoSEY's CoURT.-There was a
revival in Judge Leconey's Court this morn
, ing: A. ]. Keath was requested to pay 80
for getting drunk on the Sabbath, and failing
, to do so, was locked up.
Chauneey Terrell, charged with disorderly
conduct, was discharged.
Three soldiers, named Tooley, Martin and
Lombard, found drunk IN the street, were
sent to Fort Churchill.
All Sung, a John Chinaman, was fined the
costs Of Court for being disorderly.
Pasquila, one Of the Latin race" was
arraigned for an assault with deadly weapon
upon one of his eountrywomen, and will have
hearing tomorrow.
JUDGE ATwILL's CouRr. Fanny Rev
; nolds vs.. Dr.. Spanlding- Suit on book ac-
! count.
d Fanny Reynolds vs.. Michael Bohn-Suii
: on book account. Both cases settled in
, favor Of the plaintiff.
Senorita Tumadott OTtesa- Suit BY the
j People-charge Of obtaining watch under
falss preteneess Trial this afternoon.