The weekly Butte record., 1866-04-28


DISTINCT Corgr.-D Rogers VI Thompson-De-
murrer overruled and cause set for trial Saturday
May 5th.
JEN Lewis v. H l. Sunderlin-P Plaintiffs mo-
tion for Judgment, notwithstanding defendants sn-
swer, argued and taken under advisement
Van oorden vi SMITH Burt made par
ty TO the suit
Faulkner 4 Gov. Eureka mining Company-De-
fault taken against defendants.
The People ex rel;J Moore V. A wardwell
County Auditor-Ordered that peremptory man
damus issue in accordance with the prayer Of COM
plant.
Morris V. Morris-Report of Referee fled.
Dunn ". Flood-Defendant given until Saturday
to file verified answer.
Harris c Company-Demurrer argued.
Crandalls. Dickinson-Set for trial May 9th
Defendant demands jury.
Lewis v. All Chung-Set for trial May 4th.
D Bush v. Eureka mining company alignment
ordered for Plaintiff
Faulkner Gov. Eureka mining company-Same
order.
Hickock V. Levins-cauSe continued.
Roam TO SUsANvILLE-The Commissioners ap-
pointed by act of the Legislature TO snperintend the
construction and repair of this road, in connection
with A. J. Binney, Esq, Superintendent of the
Railroad, have recently made an examination of
the road to the northern boundary line of the coun
ty and prepared to act for the public interest
in considering the proposals advertised for in this
connection. the first Monday in May They are
of the opinion that the means at command are suf-
fcient to make good wagon road, and are deter
mined that the opportunity shall not he thrown
away. They reached the region of snow where
General Wood transfers the passengers and mails
for Susanville to runners, and bowls merriy away
Contractors must understand from this visit that
there is to be humbug proposals tolerated by the
Commissioners.
ANTI-CATTLE AND HORSE THUF SocIErY.-The
people of Wyandotte and vicinity having been
long suffering and patient under repeated and con-
tinued depredatlons of Cattle and Horse Thieves
have called a meeting for Saturday, May 5th, at
Wyandotte, for the purpose of forming mutual
protection association for the stock owners of this
county. This will be found an effective mode for
preventing loss of stock. and we commend the
movement to the attention of stock owners. Soci-
cites of this nature have been successful in the
older States both in preventing the loss of stock
and bringing thieves to justice. With society of
this nature properly organized, and extending its
operations throughout the county, cattle thieves
will soon seek other localities in which practice
their thieving propensties.
REMoNsTKANCE.-H. P. Downer, Esq, is actively
demonstrating against being removed from our
Post Office, and is demonstrating that he is better
friend OF the President than his opponent Mr..
Lyttle. He is active and energetic in mining and
his opponent is wary and industrious in counter
mining. We are of the opinion that one or the
other must eventually find hinselfa Lytte too late.
That bottle of nitro-glycerine, in the ahape of a
confirmation of the appointment of his opponent
by the U. S. Senate, was calculated for Dorcner
to the hopes of Herman
PERsoNAL.-We received call on yesterday
from Hon. W. P. Tilden and J. C. Vaudeville, Esq.
who are in town on business connected with the
bridge across Feather river at this
place. DR.. Ti.den is looking remarkably well not
the rough handling he received from
the committee on the Insane Asylum. He will re-
ply to the formidable report Of that committee as
soon as the evidence taken in the investigation
is published.
AT meeting of Orovilie Degree Templars, No.
l91, |. o. of G. T., the following installed as
officers for the ensuing term w. D. T., Herm. P.
Downer D.E.T., Lizzie j. Vance D. Secretary
|. L. Lang; D. Treasurer, VIM. Edmunds; D. F. s.
W. D. Hutton; D. NJ, NJ. NJ. Wilder; D. D. NJ, T.
nj To q W 7,
Whitney; D. Chaplin, G. W. Sovereign; P. P.W.D.
T.. VIM. S. Greenleaf
New PoTAToEs.-Mr. Hanson has produced the
irst new potatoes that have been offered in this
market. Ii has fine Garden near TIE saw mill