Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-04-21
District Court Proceedings.
APRIL TERM, 1866.
MONDAY, April 18th. l8f

MONDAY. April 18th, 1866.
The People VS. Edward O'Neal-Indict-
ment for murder-Upon motion of District
Attorney, Defendants counsel asserting, it
was ordered that this case be continued for
the term.
County of Calaveras VS. ]. c. Gebhardt, ct
al-Motion for new trial-In this case it was
ordered that tho motion for new trial be
overruled, and thirty days time is given to
Defendants to serve and file motion and pa
pers on appeal.
D. Latimer VS. iona. Smith-Ordered that
this case be transferred to the 9Th Judicial
District, In and Tor the county of Tuolumne,
for trial.
M. Kane ct al vs. Stoetzer ct al-Ordered,
upon motion of Defendants, that this case be
transferred to the District Court of the 5th
Judicial District, in and for the county of
Tuolumne, for trial.
John Rathgib VS. Chas. Rathgib-Ordered
that this case be referred to w. L. Hopkins,
Esq, to take the evidence and report to this
Court findings of fact, and that judgment be
rendered out of term same as in.
A. Haas vs. VIM. Acknowledgement for
Plaintiff, for 1862 SO, and costs. Ordered
that there be stay of proceedings for 20 days
and like time for Defendant to file motion
and statement for new trial.
d. Latimer VS. NJ. Maloney-Ordered that
S. 0. Tiff, administrator of the estate of NJ.
Maloney, be substituted as Defendant, and
brought into Court.
Ordered that v. II. Matthews and Theo-
dore Sanchez, INDECENT witnesses In attend
'ance upon this Court, be allowed $I5 each
and that the county Treasurer pay the same
out of the General Fund of the county.
A. M. Harris ct al VS. A. McGregor-This
case, upon motion of Defendants counsel, is
ordered continued for the term at Defend
ants cost.
TUESDAY, April 18th.
J. K. Doak VS. G. c. Tryon at al-In this
case it is ordernd that default and Judgment
be set aside; that 20 days be given Plaintiff
to amend complaint, and 20 days further time
to Defendants to answer, and case continued
for term.
K. Hexter VS. A. Weber ct al-continued
by consent for term.
Zenith Gold and Silver Mining Co. va W
1rvine-Defendant objecting to the regular
jury, by consent of parties in open Court, it
is ordered that the regular jury be discharged
and that the Sheriff summon another iury.
outside of 9th and 9th townships.
WEDNESDAY, April 18th.
A. Gebhardt ct al VS. Chuck Munp ct al
Upon motion of Plaintiffs, continued for the
term.
D. Latimer vs. NJ. Acknowledgement for
Plaintiff for one-eighth of mining claim
known as the Incline Tunnel, and costs of
suit.
THURSDAY, April 18th.
VIM. Rodgers. Administrator, VS. Jos. Ber-
snardi-In this case w. Rodgers, Administ1a-
tor, appeared, by his attorney, and disclaim-
led any further interest in the matter, and on
motion of H. ]. Tilden, ESQ.,, counsel. G.
-Juri was substituted as plaintiff, and iudg-
'ment ordered in his favor, and against Jos.
Bernardo, for $9o6 80. and decree of fore
closure of mortgage and sale of property.
g. Juri vs. JOS. Bernardi-Judgmenti in ia
vor of Plaintiff, against Defendant, for 1924,
costs and interest, and decree of foreclosure
of mortgage.
J. NJ. Post admitted to become citizen of
the United States.
Zenith Gold and Silver Mining Co. VS. W.
Irvine-This- case, involving the title to a
mining claim, near Ell Dorado Camp, was
tried by jury, and decided in favor Of De-
fendant.
B. r. C. Johnson VS. Cebera Johnson-Ac-
,tion for Divorce-O Ordered that Plaintiff pay
ITO Defendant 800 alimony, and 800 attor-
mey;s fee.
Court adjourned until Monday, April 23d.