Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-13
DISTRICT COCRTlSIXrm IUnY.
CIAL DISTRICT.
Way Term. 1874 - Hon. ID. &, Ne.
Nenncy. Judge.

journment.
I. II. Harlan VS.. Eureka Con. NJ.
Co.-Ordered that the trial be contin-
ued until Tomorrow.
Frank Way ct al. VS.. james Reilly
ct al.-Ordcred that the trial be contin-
ued until Tomorrow.
Il. r.. Freeman vs.. J. NJ. Lockarl-
Ordered that trial be continued until
tomorrow.
Nj. IL. Bartlett VS.. Champion NJ, & :.
co. demurrer ovcrruled. Defend
ant given until Tuesday to file answer.
ordered-That the Judge and Clerk
draw from the jury-box the names of
twenty additional jurors to serve as
trial Jurors for the term, and that a
Nehlre he II therefor, returnable
on the 18th inst. at 10 o'clock A.. NJ.
Chris. Murtha vs.. \. Goffin-Trial
called and witness for plaintiff exam
med. Motion for nOn-suit argued and
taken under adviscment until Satur-
day next at 3P. ".
Cour adjourned till 10 o'clock this
morning.
BoIN.-Cndcr the appropriate head
in another column will be found an in
teresiing item concerning the advent of
anew conner, who was ushercd into this
world yesterday morning, the same
important parsonage being the son of
one of our most respected citizens, At
torncy \. NJ. I%IillhOuse. We congrat-
nlate our legal friend in his proud APP
pclation of father, who, in the eXuber-
ancy of his spirits aroused the su>pi-
clons of his friends regarding his san
itv; but the announcement of the
above event is Il silent though ample
apology for any such actions. We
should be sadly disappointed if, in the
course of time, the little stranger of
now will not be filling a like position
among us as that now occupied by his
popular and universally respected
~pregenitor. May. he live long and
prosper.
ICE.-The two ice houses of NJ. Bo-
rowsky. are at the present time we'll
stored with ice designed for Summer
use. He has several hundred tons on
hand at the two store-hOuseS, and will
do Il driving business as soon as warm
weather sets in, as he is now alone in
the business, his former competitors
INV u ICIiiliitiNiltu III tIttC. liz
article N this section Ofcountrv, though
high i'll price compared with other
places, iSan Indispensable commodity,
be nT used almost universally for sew
cral months in the year.
TRIAL JrRoRS.-The following addi-
;ional jurors were drawn yesterday to
serve as trial jurors for the present
term of court. The venire is re;urna-
bic this morning at 10 o'clock: Pat
rick BRADY, Isaac Whistler, W. NJ.
Cathcart, John r.. Cardwel!, Andrew
Dunn, Jas. NJ. McClo>kv, n. NJ.
kirschncr. Thomas II. Cockbin. VIM.
O'kcrtc. ID. B. Immel. James Hagan,
II. II. Robinson, w. II. Stowell. Pat.
lIarigan, .ASahcl Eddy. O.. J. Kellogg.
JOS. l.. Allyn, John b. Whistler, Jo-
>eph Ta9nini, John l.. snyder.
PEHSoNAL.--Ia>t evening we had the
pleasure of Il visit from Samuel Far
jcon, of the firm Of Farjeon 4 Co., of
San Francisco, importers of watch
makers and jewellers materials. The
gentleman is Il brother OF Benjamin
Farjeon. the well known contributor
- IIffpffN, anu dtttIl'I vi J. )lbAI
of Grass" and other popular works.
MIR. +. leaves this morning for Elko
and Salt Lake, on il business trip, and
will return home III about two weeks.
RErUENED.-Undcr Sheriff Mike
Walsh. who left some days since for
Woodbridge. California, having in
charge Eeils johnson. the insane man,
returned yesterday morning. He de-
livcrcd his charge to the proper an
thoritieS, meeting them at Lodi Station.
The other man, J. Leonard, who was
thought to be partially delncnted, and
who was also in custody of the same
%otlicer, was left with his friends i'll Sac
ralnentO.
STARTED Ur.-The Richmond Com
pany this morning will start up an
other furnace, No. ,, making two i'll
full operation. Charcoal is still com
ing in slowly, but with the surplus
now ON hand at the above works. abou.
$1,000 bushels, enough is daily re-
ceived to keep the two furnaces run
ninr. No. 3 will he started up as soon
as the coal supply increases and the
roads improve i'll condition.
FROM THE BAY.-FerGus OLcary.
of the firm Of Kane. Wand Il Co.,
Wholesale liquor dealers, San Francis
co, has been in own since Monday
evening. Mr.. O'Learv is an old and
respected citizen of Eastern Nevada,
ana finds here many warm friend to
extend him a cordial welcome. He
will remain in Eureka but IL few days.
FARE REDUCED.-Sweeny's stage
line to Newark, running tri-wcekly,
has reduced the fare to three dollars.
1t leaves here en- Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, returning on the al
tcrnate DAYS. Passage can be had by
applvinw at the Dexter Stables.
COUNTY REvENUE.-County Asses
.or e. C.. Wallace Yesterday paid into
the County Treasury Sl,lSS on account
of poll taxes. and $40 ~ for personal
propcrtv. Warrants were also paid by