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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-13
AppijcatiOn for IA

lIT- W.
L.. 5. LAND0H|
EUREKA, Nevada, july
II Is HFREBl w
~ Hermann Heynehiann
address san Francisco Iai
application for patent Q
drtd linear feet OF the puhua
hearing silver and othel h
same running so feet ho,a.ta|
feet .outheriy from the ul.
new incline upon the loor, ng]
ground 20 feet III wldlil, M
IA Mining District, Ehren npoi 4
Naua, and described III AL
notes on file III this oh'o i
L. ;. SURVEY No. \
beginning at a posi- hla' ros
:. survey No. 81. Whtii'v
survey No. 81, former "non
Hermann Heyuemann =
derbergc lode bears ; - Mind
lls1 feet; the summit ON gil
bears N.24 deg. 81 MN. nnrS(
iiag>laiT in tie town oiAM, 4
Il deg. "a min. l.. LII |
The center OF the 'oP "a
inclined shalt elo" vi
bears :. ) deg. ii mn,
thence running :. "unSI
post marked Mo-, |. = let
thence :. III. deg, W. Nal
marked No. ), Us. suINt! psI
y. IA deg. W. 700 feet - II
No. t, |. ;. survey NO n
y. ia deg. +. 1900 ice! .nd
beginning containing RE n
Courses eX pressed ron t0ar Il
an with IA magnetic Nai
East. ,,xfvfd
This claim Is on uhsut i, u
is bounded on neitheren" mlps|
claimants. The nearts j
Helena Mortimer. oail'
King. .ded %
Ibis claim is recora'In islr
Book \, OF the Eureha, The 4
Records, and IA copy u n ID
plat can be found post1ods.
cllneu shaft upon inns uSRN, n
jy.G CYRCS +. h0'
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Copy of Notice Of Appointment.

(FOR PRINTERS.)
In the District Court of the United states,
District of Nevada.
In the matter of Henry j. Sweet, Bank.
rupt in Bankruptcy.
ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN THE
i undersigned, Patrick A. Largey. of
Virginia City, Madison County, Territory
of Montana, hereby gives notice of his
appointment as Assignee of the estate OF
Henry j. Sweet, of ToanO, i'll the County
o! Elko, in said District and who has
been, to wit, on the
Twelfth Day Of August, A. ID. 1873.
Adjudged a bankrupt, upon the petition
of his creditors, by the District Court of
said District.
Dated at Eureka, Nevada, the 9Th day
Of August, A. d. 1873.
PATRICK A LARGEN, Assignee.
SlU-3w
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NOTICE..

.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ | have received the Assessment Roll
and Original Lists of Property for the
year 1873, from the Assessor of Eureka
county, Nevada, and the same is now in
office for public inspection.
The Board of Equalization will meet at
the Courthouse on
Monday, September Is, 1873,
For the purpose of equalizing said roll,
and will continue in session from day TO
day until and including MONDAY, the
9th day OF october, 1873, and all persons
having objections to make to said as
sessment, must present the m to said
Board while in session.
r. H. HARMON,
Clerk eX-Oficio Of the Board OF Equaliza-
ton.
Eureka, New, September s, 1873.
S9-td
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Cough Tonics
PALISADE
Palisade, New.
]. M MT

AS TAXI THE ABOVE HOTEL
is Il, " prep lred to furnish h,s
patrons with L.. best thlt can ms
tanned. "' 'e CD
stages arrive at this OF 4 from Furnko
anu White Pine in time .ur passen%arx"
TAKE breakfast before the train gooS 49, -
nDs "FsA.
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE. NO. Dds.
L.. REGISTERS OFFCE,

Vs'' NV :" = II "
EUREKA, NEV., August 18th. 1919.
n Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y Simeon Nenban pOStothce address
CortcZ, Nevada has tins day MED i'll this
office a diagram, together with a notice
OF Application tor patent from the nltcd
States, under the Act OF Congress, APP
proveu May 10Th, 49,, .or fifteen hun
drcd ii ,5uUl lincar feet ot the Arctic lOuc,
the same running im tett southcasterly,
and 100 feet n~orthWcsterly from the ioca-
ton monument, with surface ground 4uU
feet III width, situate IN COrIcZ Mining
District, Eureka County, State OF \eNa-
ua, ana described III the plat anu HCld
notes, on fiIc i'll his office, a> follows:
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Dry vapor Baths!
Try DIR, Monroe's Medicated Dry Na.
nor Baths or Medtcated
Regeneration.
At the water-curc Establishment 81
w. A. SPINKS,
NORTH MAIN ST, . EUREKA, NEN.

THESE BATHS WE'RE PATENTED
Il April Is, ISL, and are superior 10 an!
i'm existence for the cure OF kHEo Nh
TISM, COLDS, NEURALGIA,
PARALYSIS, LIVER and Mr.
FECTlONS, BRONCHITIS,
LAS, SCURNl, and all sorts oil SKIN
Diseases. In fact, all diseases resulting
from a bad state of blood.
All persons whose systems are charged
with murcury or other mineral polsons
can be completely regenerated by TINS
process. Aside from their medical en-
cacy, these baths are Il perfect luxury.
Gentlemen are invited To call ana Ut!
them.
Gonorrhea, Syphilis in all its forms.
of long standing, pneumonia, levers OF
all descriptions, biliousness. lnfanima-
ton of the bowels n stomach, female
weakness, etc, successfully treated. lal-
so have the Chemical, Steam and CON-
mon baths.
Perfect cures warranted in all oil the
above-named diseases. when instructions
are strictly followed.
Family rights to the Napor Baths Will
be sold to parties residing III this county,
at reasonable rates. No family should
be without them. They are a physician
al home. Rooms and board furnished
when desired. ST. charges moderate.
W. A. SPINkS,
au27-tf Water-cure Physician.
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.YRXEY NO, 10. LOT 4.

BEGINNING at a pos whence me Ilsnes'
noiuI of Kuby Hll bears =. 5ia utsrtcs
r. 3I5 t,ct :tne flagstaff in the town oil
,|,,rnL, hears y. 1S deg. 81 min. l.. ?,9tO
tari thence running :. 81 deg. +. toi II
g-l1 feet. whence tie lurlta .hat' bears
: W. dec. +. 10 feet thence y, pA ueE'
:: "a :, nnnt 7thrccc :. IL deg. r.. 81 feet, 10
the northern corner Of the tiiptic
rropnd; thence =. 40. deg. W. lHtie.t,t 10
uost on the northeastern oi my
feel. the northern corner oil inc StiitI-
moi claim thence :. IN deg. W. lo3 feet,
along said Sentinel survey 10 II eastern
corner OF the At Last survey ththce ~.
y, deg. W. 40 and 10 feet, TO nc iorlH-
ern corner OF the At Last survey n the
eastern corner of the lookout surNt! ;
and theuce y. s. deg. +. 100 ieet, TO the
Mace of beginning containing ) acres.
Also the following described piece or
parcel of land, as part OF the above MN
ing claim as a mill-site, and upon when
the company has erected reduction
works:
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SrRyEY NO. ~, LOT Il.

Beginning at Il post whence. .1St No.
of Lot \ bears :. 81 deg. l. min. ", Io,sbo
feet post No. / of survey No. IL, Lot h,
made Tor the Eureka Consolidated Min
ing Company upon the lrltnE!t mil
site bears :. lZk deg, +. 800 feet the nag.
staff the town of Eureka bears :. ii
deg. 10 min. +. 80 feet, II the south
east corner of the Eureka tonsolldattd
COMPANY 5 stone office bears :. : deg. ~
min. W. 5ll feet thence running y. Is
deg. W. 6lo feet thence :. IN deg. W. "oo
iect hence ;. Is deg. +. 90 feet thence
=. 80 deg. ". - feet thence ;. log dcs'
f.. 2l3 feet thence \. ~ deg. +. III feet ;
thence y. l5h deg. W. 24S tect; and
thence y. IN deg. T.. 26U feet, to the place
of beginning containing 1 and sit acres.
The mining claim ana mlil.Slte are on
unsurNeNcu lands. The mining claim Is
bounded on the northwest. south ana
southeast 10y the Eureka Cor solldatcd
MiningC Company, Lookout, Al Last, SEN
tinel and Elliptic CLAIM,
copy OF the noticed Id diagram can
bc found posted on le iuilta SHAFT
upon the lode, and one)n the mill-slte.
jyl2-l3 C1RUSF HORN, Register.
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Apple alton for Pal
NOTICE No. 49, --,


L. s. REGISTERS OFNl
EUREKA, Nevada, August IN
Office Is HERTBY GIVE
~ simeon Wcnban JpoStcthci
COrtcX, NeV..) has this day pa
office a diagram. together VIII
OF application Tor Il attht iIeL
ed states under Act Of Corgr~I
May 10Th, 1872, Tor fifteen Luldi-.
linear tc"t OF the Garrison I
same running $50 feet >uGtl0.
nurthlN, from the location M3
with surface ground iN ittt h'
uatn in CortcZ Mining nlslln-
County, New, and described
and field notes on file in ihs'
follows:
L.. $. SURVEY, No. y
BEGINNING at post marAH
L. =. survey No. 81 whence W
corner common to sections @HI
7. 96, y, L. IL f. NJ. l.. NJ, ot&Nl
4OInlu. W., 3,oii feet and thtsl.
as the Garrison Air Snalt vi
deg. r., ~ feet thence ruhill.
deg. f., 400 feet, To post ms1et
:. survey, No. 81; thence :, "a
l,5oU feet, to post Mhrheu ~
survey, No. 81; thence -
400 feet, TO post marked Nj
\cy. No. 81. and thence y. N
100 feet, to post No. l,"tAeI
ginning. Containing ID 10 ,,, e,
causes expressed from the lluy
with a magnetic variation "
East. ,-
lhis claim is on surveyed u
20 y. Il, Is f.. NJ. d. NJ, ana
on neither end 10y any knoNH.u1
the est min" Is the M"1
cial4. recorded in book I; ~
the o.tcZ District Mining NY n
auIg-oU Cl +. HuhN'T
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NOTICE.,

GEO. TROWBRIDGEIS REQUESTED
~ to call at the offic. Of G.. W. Merrill
Ati0rney.at-Law, Eureka, New, where he
Will OBTAIN valuable information.
So-3t GEO. w. MERRITT
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L. =. SURVEY so, Is. lOI'

Beginning al a post marked Nal
survey, NO. Is, iot i. whence I'd
of Lot \ bears =, Il degrees 4 !,
l0,3gO feet southeast coruu a
Consolidated Mining Comrartl
office bears ;. IN deg. W..jI
the flagstaff in the town Of lyY1
=. lu24 deg. l.. lS29 tett theme |
y. liz deg. ". 100 tt.t, thtHeI
deg. +. 20 feet: thence :. II A
feet, thence :. IN utg. v. 4
thence :. l214 deg. +. $40 let d
~ deg. W. l6U Ieet &; thence VI
W. los DO feet thence 5. Hi
$40 feet thence \. l2h deg vi
feet thence y. 10 deg W. ~ fell
y. IN deg. E. pa ieot theBa Y
f. so feet; and thence \. rs Il
feet, to the place OF beginning
ing 1 and 9-lv acres. f~eauussdt
from the true meridian With al
variation OF 10 L. de-. East.
y copy OF the notice and pal
found posted on the building l
the weighing scales.
jNll CYRUS +, HORN, I'd
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CAUTION,

TTNHE PUBLIC IS HERERY MOTT
FLED that | will not be Responsible
ior any debts contracted by my wife,
Eureka, Sept. 10, 1878. SIN
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CONSOLIDATED AND RICH
MOND MINES!

! am a boy, so come and give a good
honest boy a chance, for I'VE were boys
and girls together" You will find me at
my stand, on Main street, in front of the
Brilliant Saloon. 1t is all bray with ple.
jy3 HAMS BOY.
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Hlininu.
Apple alton for D..

apple alton for p,,.l
No. 2g 0Vs
LvhEkA, NEv, Iuclsl
NOTICE II HEREBY r,S.
~ 'h' Richmond WIN
NeNau., q ost.nce address tsSs
reka county, Ncv.,l have heN
ton Tor patent Ter fifteen Isae
linear feet OF the It. C,nronIlGHI
silver, lead and uth,r mse Idt
northCastcrly from the isS
dary otthe Lookout clairn htss }
Nty No. lol. with a width ., uGs|
ate IN Eureka Mining pbu.
county, Nevada, and dr.td
ana held notes on He ~ .etG
follows, viz, 'ls q
l. :. SURVEY M. :,
Commencing at lo,t il,
mcnt marked st. o,orra
being the y. W. corncr,frN .j
No. iS. ON the Lookout lcga'"l
entrance To main iucIiro wa
nIOnd mine bears :. ts "a ta
feet. and the flagstaff ON
the town ot Eureka l,ar, SA 4
min. l.. 1856 Zee,
thence, first. y. SiS DEG w ny 4
thence, y. - deg. +. I5 '"
BAN deg. +. l5UO tc,t. thc,co
2l5 feet. Ia che place vi L. 1
tanning 6."i acres. ,ours
from true meridian with Isr,,
deg. y. ""
ihis claim Is on g~nSNry,ysdL
Is bounded on the Sonthv,IGra
mond Mining tomlauy otT-
the loorrhan lode, and ON N
by the Eureka cunsohaata
Company.
lhls claim is recorded in FL
ia, ofthe Eurcka Mining Pa
copy OF said notice and Giarys"
found posted ON the =. W..9rnc
st. George Patent Survey.
au2 SRIS f. HORN. nj
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Hlinine.
Application for Patent

l.. :. REGISTERS OfflCt.,

Is. REGISTERS OFFICE.
rr, Nevada, July IL, lsIS.l
.-,Ir,E Il, utREBY GINEN THAI
IN Furrkn consolidated Mining
a"r Tostoficc address, fur.ka.
SoiidaI has This day hled in tins once
n diagram, together with a notice Gt np,
]mlirniion for Il patent rom we ,nlt,I
States, under act ot Congress aiIlo.SS"
MAY 10. 1872, for Sh5 and Nv ityl Vt NV
iITita deposit or lode, u the hliiSo
pertaining thereto lhe nlll,nH ,rrIv
nmL III and SO feet SouthCaStcr!E from
the Lupita Shaft, situated in the Enrcka
mining district, Eureka county, stare Oh
WrlnI1 and described III the plat ana
nrId notes on nlc i'll this office, as iol-
lnMS. to wit:
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NOTICE.

MR.. DE MERITTE WILL OPEN HIS
X1 Select School on MONIkT Sent.1-
Der 1th. In Marshall's Stone Building.
s3-lW
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Applicatio for PatI
NOTICE No. "a.

L. :. R~FGIsTFRs Oul
EvREKA, Nevada. july N y
NOlltE Is HFREBY cnr1
~ the Eureka t~onsolidale |
Company UosioNice address
nevada has tins day nled in NJ
n CiaSram, together With an
application for IA Latent irtm t.I
States, under act 81 tOngrew n
May lUth, 49,, for a NifLstl
purtcnant To the said comraryl
situated i'll the Eureka Mimi \
Eureka County, State Of NeS,1
described in the Plat and fed 4
lille in this Ofhce As follows. VII 1
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IN EUREKA

at reasonable rates. "YOu bet your bot
tom life" l have a horse that will pull
harder than an eye-tooth; can haul a
thousand brick or pull a mining compa-
ny through an assessment: has more
get.up to him than the hind leg of 4
mule; and any thing that is loose is
bound to ONE ! will make trips to the
surrounding neighborhood, including the
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A Big STRIKE !.

HAVING JUST RECEIVED ONE OF
III the finest and best DRAWS to be
found in this section Of the %Sagebrush, l
am now prepared to do all kinds Of
Drawing
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NOTICE,

NHE A. o. ii. meet every MONDAY
EVENING, at S o'clock, al he cor.
ner OF Clark and Munroe streets, until
THOs. HALEY, Sec. au7
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HORSES FOR SALE.
Miners UNION.

This ASSOCIATION MEETS EVERY
FRIDAY EVENING, AT RUBY
HILL, at I O'Clock, in the building for.
merly occupied by Tommy Douglas
Miners are requested to be present and
join the Union. fon''qnnaiu
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4 l. e x A N ID Ri A.

SNALL-Pox orr OF Towy.-Two OF the per-
sons afflicted with smallpox on the Leesburg
turnpike, died yesterday, q man and little
child. A woman In the same house is afflicted
with the disease. Mr.. Cats, of West End, and
number OF charitable persons hearing Of the
destitute condition OF this family yesterday sent
some fifteen dollars worth OF provisions there
The provisions were placed in the road in sight
OF the house and the inmates hslloed to 10 come
and get them, which they did. Several cases OF
smallpox exist I'm the same neighborhood NEAR
the first toll gate) and also some near Clouds
MILL. In consequence OF the prevaien e OF the
smallpox on both sides OF the turnpike, near
the fiIst toil.gate, by direction of the authOri-
ties Of Fairfax county, Constable w B. How
ard has closed the gate there until further or
ders.
TIE BURNT BUILDINGs.-Au the dan gerous
walls around the buildings recently burned on
the wharf having been pulled down, search il
now being made In the debris for such portions
OF the stock stored therein, as has not vet been
totally consumed. A considerable amount of
corn and wheat, more or less dam aged has AL
ready been gotten out, and q consider aole stock
OF fertilizers is piled up amid the ruins anu i
yet or considerable value.
FREIGHT is now being transported from
Richmond and Fredericksburg to this city and
points further north by rail. Freight trains
leave Richmond on Tuesdays and Fridays, con-
meeting with the A. * +. X. X. at Quantico-
Gazette, last epeniag.
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n7-A female pharmaceutist, Miss 8. N. Hard
Ing, has been appointed dispenser to the hos
ptal for women at Birmingham, England.
~when the father of an attractive daughter
negotiates for parlor stove, it becomes an
event OF considerable importance to the com.
munity.
ga transport is about to sail for New Gale
donna with five hundred and eighty exiled
French communists, who have been banished
to that penal colony.
ga funeral party in taking the CORPSE to
the grave at Table Mound, Ia, found that the
digger had frozen to death and monopolized the
pit he had been paid to dig for another.
~ 1t Is pleasant to see troops of young people
hurTying to the ponds, and to think Of the
thoughtful mothers at home spreading nice
home made Plasters tor the backs Of their heads
ga wife in New Albany, Ind, made her
husband Christmas present OF his store bills
all receipted. That seems to have been a
favorite gift with wives all over the county,
all butthe receipt.
gA Choteau avenue (St. LOUSY girl frankly
coDfesses that her advocacy OF the WON ans
rights movement Is due to the insane desire to
wear red top boots and q pocket pistol.
miss Helen Mathews, OF Knoxville, Ind.
daughter Of Professor James Mathews, OF the
State Agricultural College has been appointed
Professor OF Music IN simpson College, at In.
dianola.
VMrs. Mary Q. Mast, widow of the late
register OF deeds Of LeavenwOrth county, Kan,
has been appointed by the board Of county
commissioners to succeed her late husband in
that ofice.
ga Georgia woman lie credited with having
raised large family, although not out of heI
teens. 1t was her mOther-in-law's family and
she did it with key Of gunpowder planted in
the cellar. -. =
D0Bufalonians are anxious over the stop
page city supply OF water. Not that they want
1t much for drinking or washing purposes, bu,
they think It's handy TO have 1t in the house IN
caAe OF IRE,
~St. Louis il excited over the case OF q
female Rozenweig, Mrs. DIR. DOwne, who ID
accused OF killing Mrs. Newbold, and vioiat
Ing city ordinance by throwing her victim.
body In one of the main sewers.
~Ph9be Oouzins excluded the naughty
naughty men from her lecture in Des MOines.
la, on Licensed SIM" though girls Of twelve
were allowed to listen TO q speech describins
female immortality.
~The majority o. the woman formerly en-,
ployed In the Royal ArDenal, WoolWich. EnR
land, and now supplanted By male hands, have
been engaged By . firm at Battarsea 70 manu-.
facture hcEDeshoe nails b. machinery.
IA conteDporary, reciting how Q Chicasosx
narrowly escaped beIng buried Alive seyS. r
AL sobernese, that Just - the conn W. low,
l cred In the grovos . 6a1e0 cream told IT, Start
LED spootAeoso that"the cofpoo Wao Mt dood0
@Dr. Buchner, scientifically oonsidwina
| Wsman, ssserh hat TIE oxi1eonss a theSSx r
"Aot an inherent natural neoe0ity.n Perheul
not, In his opinions since he has been born. bul
there wse time when It was decided neeoe
sity for him.
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DRY GOODS.


HOOD NEWS FOB TINE LADIES.
"
MESSRS. WOLFORD q SHILBER0
Annornce that thoy have made Q reduction I'm n.
prices OF their en- tire stock Of pBY GOODS sne
invite the especial attention Of the Ladies' of Va
ingson to tie really trActive stock Of Goods
offered BY them, especially suited for tie
season. The stock CON prisss-
Plain and Figured Poplins, zsc 10 soc.
Ooiored Alpeess, good shades, at Csc
G E.. Douols,Sldth MohAirs, asc. to,oO.
pest Empress Cloths, all ahsdes, Coo. 20 s.,
Sood BLACK Dress silks, 81 IS 20 SI.7s.
Good Colored Dress Silks, Sig X H. Al
Heavy Rep Poplins, q 20 8 Is
safinee In new shades, 80.
a 0kkAT SPECIALITY IN BLACK ALPACA
ranging from Csc. 20 6zSc.
fuil line Of Black Goods Of Gil classes, such A.
bombazine, Tsmmi-e, French Merino, BiarrltE
Blscf and Col civ essen.; F,apneIs: " .ter,roo,
Sioth OF ALI colors; CassinAeres; W bite Corduroy
Plpbhee, &C., &C.
A large assortment OF Ottoman and Brooh.
shswis, Blankets, snd full line Of Domsstics
Ready made Waterproof Ciosss.
In connection with soove-named Goods are ai.o
tept q large vsr,etyof
NOTIONS. FANCY ARTICLES. RIBBONS
end other Goods teo numerous 81 meu. lOn,
purchasers desiring 70 economic should not fai'
to call.
TheeIpense lie be; five cents from the most distsa,
- khMIMBER
The Arcade.
No. l2T SEVENTH STREET SOUTH
noSStu Between ID and e.
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TIE COrRTS

CIRCUIT CoURT, Judge Cartter.-Yesterday,
af'er our report closed, Cailsghan vs.. Iseman;
verdict for the plaintiff tor $3.50 Wilson VS..
Purseil; Judgment confessed.
TO-DAY.
Bache aet: Chase; report Of r.feree af-
court; judgement for plaintiff for Al no 16, with
interest from April 70, 1872. and costs. Fowler
ast: Great Falls Ice company, motion in arrest
OF judge cement overruled.
PROBATE CouRr.-The will OF the late job
X Briggs was nled yesterday in the Probate
Court. He bequeaths q lot corner OF North
Clark street ana Fullerton avenue, in Chicago,
Illinois, to his son John Edison Briggs; his books,
papers and moneys TO his wife, Emily r. Briggs;
his best gold watch to his son John Edson,
(which he is to have possession OF only when
his mother considers him perfectly competent
to take care OF it,"
Williams was charged with assault and battery
on William Mooney, a small boy, BY shooting
pistol at him, one shot of which took effect in
Cation and Daniel OBrien we're charged with
disturbing the quiet of Georgetown last night
6y cursing and fighting at the Hiberais bali at
Forrest Hall. creating great commotioo; both
the scrimmage, and presented q rather dilapi-
dated appearance at the court this morning.
They were fined s. each.
FATAL TO THE CASE.
JAS. O'Hagsn was charged with fast driving
and running into y. +. Emmerson's vehicle.
breaking some spokee out OF a wheel. Mr.
Harrington, counsel for defense, asked that the
case be dismissed on the ground that it had not
been proved that Mr.. O'Hagan was at the time
driving. The court overruled the point and
fned defendant $40, from which an appeal As
taken, and bonds in the shape OF collateral
0hered; but Attorney Miller objected to q
money security, cOntending that the law re-
CURED surety in a responsible bondsmsn. Mr.
O'Hagan was therefore, compelled to 20 in
search of bonds, when his collateral OF 500 was
returned to him. After the disposition of the
case Mr.. Harrington called attention to the fact
that Mr.. Miller had laid his infor nation in this
case In the January term instead Of the Deem
Der term, the January term not commencing
un til next Monday. -
Mr.. Miller considerably taken aback. )-"Your
honor, 1 ask leave to amend the information"
Judge.-.'it cannot be done now, 1t is too late;
the case with the papers as they are must 90 to
the other court, and the record will remain as
il is"
OF course the mistake is fatal to the case
RAOKMRN FINED.
In the case OF the several hackmen charged
with violation of the hack law, in not having
their numbers on their right breasts, the court
gave Judgment against them Of q each.