Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-21
DISTRICT COIaT-AlNTlx Jyys..
CEAs. DISTRICT.
Aagu.t TCr:H. I%7i-Ss1n. -. 4. We.
keHacy. JHiSr.

Court met yesterday pursuant to ad.
journiuent.
j. WadiSh eli al.vS.Wm Norris ct al.
Jury returned Il verde. for he defend
ant i'll the SUN of So; -, in gold coin.
ON motion of defendant. jldrincn; was
entered in accordance with The verdict.
IL. C~hri>;ienStcin vs.. Il. j. Maupin.
The jury i%Inplncled to try the ca e
WAS discharged and the cau.c sub.
mi;ted.
j. X. IIaines vs.. s. GeddeS ct al.
Plaintiff allowed to amend complaint,
and cause continued uni! Thursday
next, at 10 a. NJ. Defendant given an
hi that time TO file answer t. amended
complaint.
X. +. Freeman VS.. J. NJ. Lochard.
jury sworn and impanrlcd and wit
ncs>cs for plaintiff examined. ON mo
ton Of defendant ordered that Il non
suit be granted herein.
j. W. Livingstone vs.. j.. SWiSher.
On motion of plaintiff and by consent,
il VAS ordered that judgment of The
OUR be ai1i med. On defendants mo-
tion.a stay of proceedings was granted
until September 6,h.
Thomas :. Douglas vs.W. l.. Pritch-
ard. The following jury WAS ln,pan-
~ hH'' Wv - - ~
Pagan, J. McBurney, Frank Main, q.
w. Matlock, ". stone, /. T., Potter, J.
y. Mcdowell, l.. ID. Pope, w. \. Holt,
\. Moore, and Isaac Howell. Afler
the examination of witnesses and the
argument, the case was given to the
jury.
Court adjourned until 10 O'clock this
morning.
RErUKNEp.-The excursion party
that left town some days since on Il
pleasure trip to Shepherds, on the
Elko road, returned home late on
"Wednesday night. They report hay
ing IL most enjoyable time, huntin.
and fishing. The only game brough,
back WAS two cats and one small
dog. Ono of the party had Il dcspcr-
ate encounter with IA ban | of bed-bug>
that attacked him on his way home,
hui by the prompt assistance of the
party he WAS finally rescued in Il de-
morIilzed condition. Another trip Ia
"llidden Lake" will be made shortly
by the same party.
WIFE BEATER AHRESrED.-A maj
named Farley was arrested yesterday
by Deputy Sheriff Dick Ryland for i'll
humanity beating his wife. They live
near the Ruby Smelling Works. Far
ley was under the influence of liquor
at the time, and thought the opporlu-
nifty a good II to show of his fighting
qualities. The wonnan'S screams at
lrtcteu The attention of ~paSser>-hy, who
would have iuterte.cu in Il torcible
manner had ii not been for the timely
arrival of the officer, who lodged the
man in Jail.
MUsIcAL.-At the services at 81.
James Church, on sunday. IA number
of ladies and gentlemen, compri>in.
the best musical talent in the place,
viii take part. Bishop Whitaker will
occupy the pulpit morning and even
ing. The choir is daily practicing Il
nlmhdr of new selections for the Oc-
~ca>ion, and from its we'll known repu-
tation i'll musical circles something ol
Il high order may be expected.
DoVEs.-The Indians are busily en-
ployed securing the hills in quest OF
doves, shooting them and bringing
them to Owl for sale. The birds are
al present in fine eating condition, and
are quickly disposed ofat Il good price.
a bird breakfast is nov the one source
of pleasure TO Il epicurcs.
Losr.-A reward of $50 is offered, a.
MIL be seen by an advertisement UNI
der the head of New To-Day" foi
me recovery OF two horse mules that
s,faIed away a few DAYS since. l,eaJ
Inc description OF theIi.