Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06
Sixth District Court.

The following business vas trans
acted in the District Court yesterday ::
In the matter of the case of d. f.
Hughes ct al VS.. NJ. c. Gardner ct al,
| on motion of Selden IIetzel it was Or
| dered that c.. G.. Hubbard be substi-
tuted rs attorney tor the defendant,
instead of Selden Hetzel.
In the case ofJohn a. Paxton VS.. the
Lennon Mill and Mining Company,
| on motion of ". ii. Davenportthe de-
murrer was withdrawn. and, by con-
sem of parties. it was ordered that the
defendant have fifteen days in which
to file an answer
Geddes and Bertrand VS.. the Lem
mon Mill and Mining Co. In this
case the same proceedings were had
as in the n next preceding.
II. Heynemann Us. Alex ONeil ct
al. On motion of A. NJ. Hill
house, attorney for the defendant,
it vas ordered that. p%endingthe hear
ing Of the rule to show cause why am
in Injunction should not issue. plain
tiff be restrained from working or eX-
tracing any ores from the ground IN
controversy: and it was further or.
| dered. that the defendant file q bond
in the sum of 50 5000.
Tanneh;!l Silver Mining Company
VS.. W. II. Mccoy ct al. On motion OF
Seldom uetZel it vas ordered that the
case be dismissed without prejudice.
In the matter of the decease of the
late Hon. Delos Ashley, on motion OF
G. s. Hupp, the Court appointed the
Acknowledgement gentlemen a conf
! mittee to draft resolutions in respect
to the memory of deceased, to report
| at 7 O'Clock in the evening": Geo. ,.
Hump, Col. Harry l. Thornton. Sci
don Hetzel, Thomas Wren and C.. u.
Hubbard. The committee met at the
| hour appointed. hut adjourned 10 the
| next meeting of Court. which Will De
at ten o'clock this morning.
JACK PAY. Land r has got its
back pay and the RereiHe is happy as
the following from Mondays issue
will show: The Board of Commits
sioners to-day paid to the Treasurer
! ST ASS. 80. that being the amoum pald
over by the Treasurer OF EureE
county from the Landrr county lneDt
Fund up to the present time. Inc
| neglect to apportion the money due
| that fund was an inadvertance inc
| dental to starting the machinery or
the new county, and the oversight
was promptly remedied by the Enre,
ka Commissioners, who have eVl!iced
no d%ispositjon to act otherwise thar
in perfect good faith in the settle-
| ment of tho affairs between the two
counties.
GOOD INDICATIONS. There were
strong indications yesterday morning
| of a return to the good old days OF
wore, when every n had plenty OF
money, and when reporters were ire
| uuentiv furnished with material ior
interesting items. We allude TO the
presence of a couple of six-sho"ters IN
the hands o. gentlemen Known not 10
hinch from duty or danger. in an at
, titude indicative of i'm pOrtant conse-
Ouences. A third party was the OBJ
| iect of the demonstration. ana was
Supposed to take a part. but ne
! changed his IN ind. The other parties
| were acting together, and are lnti-
| mate friends.
GRAND jury. - Following are the
names i'm the venire for a Grand jury
seventeen of which will be selected
:" nj the requisite number to serve
during the coming term of that body:
s. Ashim, Fred. Barnes. Geo. w; Cas-
sidy, Jas. b. Fulton. Benz: F. Gledden'
". B. Harrub. w. S. Keyes, E.G.
| Morrison, j. b. McGee, John g.. Mott,
Tobias Oherfelder, Patrick RoSetter,
isador Baron. Sam. Bell. John >.
1;anron. Robt. Gibson, John Horn. j.
~ Jones, J. NJ. Kellogg. Dan. Nor
ran. II. j. Maupin, VIM. Nichols, John
y. Platter and Geo. Thacher.
AssAULTINa A WOMAN. A COM
plairt was filed yesterday in Gates
|, Court, charging "a man with assault
ing a woman. Both parties lde on
| South Buel street.