The Placer herald., 1865-05-27
District Court Proceedines,
Hon. T. B. MCFARLAND, Judge,

Monday, May ~, 1865.
People vs Observation-Disclosures moved for
new trial-sentenced postponed until Saturday
next.
Trott W Trott-plaintif's motion to dismiss
taken under advisement.
Gregg VS. Gregg-report of referee fled and
Butterfeld VS. Pacific Railroad Company-re-
set for trial May 25th.
J. Lindsey admitted to practice as an Attorney.
James Dods vs. Hannah G. Dods-demurrer Of
defendant withdrawn, no answer made, and cause
referred to A. N. Gambell to take testimony and
report.
Margaret Hawkins VS. acknowledgement for
plaintiff
Schellhouse VS. Ball-verdict for plaintiff for
$6lO.
Dods VS. Dods-decrec of divorce granted plain.
tiff.
Tuesday, May 23d.
Mary H. NJ. Barlow vs James NJ. Barlow-re-
port Of referee fled. and cause submitted.
SchellhOuse vs. Ball-detendant moved for n
new trial, and on his motion stay of proceed
ings granted for ten days.
Patton VS. Patton-cause, with report of referee
submitted to the Court.
Courtwright VS. Bear River Company-jury
empannelcd, and allowed on defendants motion
to repair to grounds in controversy, to learn for
themselves the present condition thereof.
Joseph Newman admitted to citizenship.
Wednesday, May "a.
Harrison Il Holdcr-re-s set for the 30th inst.
Thursday May rs.
Stephen Waddell native of England, admit
ted to citizenship.
Courtwright VS. Bear River Company-tria
concluded, and cause submitted to the jury, who
retarned verdict in favor of plaintiff of $500
damages and costs.
Friday. May 26.
Ford vs. Frost ct al-Findngs of Court fled
int 1icu icQo1 wifi ITO Eord dofn Mt
Stiles vs. Calderwood- defendants demurrer
sustained five days allowed to plaintiff to amend
complaint.
Barlow VS. Barlow-Plaintff's attorney directed
to prepare decree.
Gregg VS. Gregg-same order.
Patton vs. Patton--decree OF divorce granted
to plaintiff.
Louis Dallman, native Of Bavaria, admitted
to citizenship.
Browne VS. Bear River Company-Jury empan.
nelled and testimony heard in part.
BARLEY SrEcuLArIoN.-Oneh hundred tuns
Of barley have been sold by A. W. Campbell,
dealer in produce, on Main street, in Grass
Valley, to be delivered between the first Of
August and the 18th of September, 1865 -
The purchaser of the barley, E. B. Freeman,
agrees to pay for said barley, delivered in
Grass Valley, the sum Of fifty dollars per tun
National
gins to agitate the matter Of State Fair
this year, and thinks a very elegant display
and demonstration may be made if early and
proper attention is given 10 the matter.
WHERE THE BULLION CONES FRoM.-
There are in Gold Hill District, fifteen
bullion~producing mines-the lowest product
of any one of them. within the last three
months, was $l9 900; and the largest product
of another was S722,OOO. Virginia Mining
Dstric, has but six bullion producing mines,
the largest product Of any one Of them,
within three months, was between two aud
three hundred thousand dollars.
Gold Hill News.
STARVATION Prices The Humboldt
Register learns that -four is $l25 per hund,e ed
pounds at Jordon Creek, a point on the
trail between Uniopvile and the Boise re'
gon.
FoR PhKU.-Mr Charles We'll, lately an
a'tache Of the Gold Hill News office, is now
stopping in San Francisco. maxim. prepara
tions to accompany Hiram r. Hawkins, edi-
tor Of The News, who has lately been appoint.
ed United States Consul ~, Tunhez Peru, to
his new residence in the capacity Of Secreta-
ry.
From YOSEMITE. - Recent aAvices from
Yosemite Valley say that all the falls have
swollen heavily by the melting snows-this
year more than for the three years preceding
The scenery in the valley at this season is
described as the grandest imaginable.
The Sberf's printing at San Francisco has
been awarded 10 the Ata for six months.