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Police. CouRT, Observation-Disclosures, ".
Hall Cre,o presiding. Elisha Bethel was
tined % for drunkenness.
Samuel Poindexter, charged With stealing
one trunk containing clothing Of the yaiue
OF $3.50 from P. q. Goocb. The witnesses
being absent the case was continued until
Thursday.
Richard Rafferty,, threatening to assault,
was 6ned S5, and security in the SUN or
500 Tor future good behavior required.
Hannah Brannan, charged with using ob-
scene language In the street, was fined $3.50.
Mary E. Banks, stealing. Sent to j.il for
ten dsys. ae .s;it
Tom Randall, aultSand battery. Fined
81 so. - ~.
Nathan Thornton, assault and battery.
Fined 81.
Ellis Robinson, charged with threatening
to kill John Garfield. Sent to Jail In default
OF surety. ..
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UsrKD STATES Dasrsier Counr Present,

UNITED STATES DesTEIcri CouRr Sesens,
Hon. Robert ". Hughes, Judge. In the mat
ter OF d. B. Gsoff, bankrupt. The pur-
chaser or the tankrupt,s real estate was or.
dsred to pay to 81. B. Fisher, q lien creditor,
s., ,404 and interest.
In the matter Of MeIiWaine 81 Co., bank
rup,s. The assignee Ras authorized to sell
the real estate Of s. s. Bridgers, one OF the
firm, at private sale for the stms named In
his petition.
5 Iu the matter of A. w. Gammons, bank.
rupt. The report Of w. /. Clopsop. trustee,
OF the sale of certain property OF the bank.
fupt was confirmed.
In the matter OF John G.. Carr, bankrupt.
An order was made removing this cause to-
the western district of the State, at Lynch
burg, upon payment of COSTS 55
In the matter Of Mary P. H0bson The
bankrupt and her husband having been
served with notice. this cause was continued
until the 12ih of December next. sfs
In the matter OF B. G. Farley, bankrupt.
Jacob Cohn, assignee, was appointed q spe-
cial commissioner to ipqTire and report the
value of the property surrendered by the
bankrupt, aud the liens and their priorities.
thereon, and also whether any Of said liens
have been transferred to the bankrupt.
Judge Hughes left Yesterday for Norfolk.
He will be here again on the 11th OF Deem.
ber. - j3.
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FIRE-ALARss.--During the past month
there were nine tse.alarn,s, s
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,r,,r wrA7uer on Sunday, during the
IL, IL, wss cold. with rain. bail, and
12'G,'' ,ner II O'Clock it was clear and
80 80" The weather yesterday was clear ana
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-r>,,,y .pECEMBER l, 1874.

y,,-urR TN-pAy.--F''om our re-
..... .,,s norn,ng &ae probabilities are m"'
.,.l,r ,o-dRs ariN &c clear.
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J. Iroa oraEa IocAL sEE sorssa
, 1874-03-05

snythinE Of importance in making cheap rates Of
freight from TUG Nlinaissippi to tho ueaboard.
II this cannot bo done wo may as well nbant7on
oil tdoa OF having cheap transportation, md sook
such otler roller AZ rnay DO possible.
Believing that htlci, combination can ,nd viii
DO effootod, tho undorafgncl haa, sinco tho Con.
vontton At Washington in January lant Lnd in
tcroourso nnd correspondence will ma,,y nromi,
mont frtends Of sheap transportation in yario,,,
localities, who advise the holding of q conycn.
tlon for tho Northwestern statos at Rock Island
to dovlso wdys aud means for SECURING choap
transportation from tho MisslHalppi to tho AZ
lantio scaboard.
III accoruh1co with this request anch Conyen.
ton will bo hold at Rock Island on Tuesday. the
Gath day Of March, 1874.
Tar1nors' Clubs, As.oontons, and Oranges
boards of Trade and Of commerce and manu-.
featuring companleH aud citizons gouorally, ara
requested to s6nd Delegates.
The statos OF 1owa. Minnesota, Wisconsin,
and Illinois sro especially, invited and urged to
is absolute necessity for harmony aud union
among tlloae Northwestern States II thoy would
succeed in making cheap transportation.
JAMES III. ALLAN,
, 1874-03-05

spectal Dfspatch to The Chicago 7rtaane.
nEs MONIES, H., March 4.-The Senate to-lay
passed bill for an net requiring tho Recorders
Of Deeds and Mortgages OF the several counties
to procure and koop on file In their Offices
certified Transcript Of tllo decrees aud Judgments
rendered. in the District and Circuit Courts OF
tho United States for tho District Of Iowa. Tile
bill ia declared necessity by tho lawyors us all
Judgments Of the Federal courts create lions
throughout thoir Jurisdiction, aud, as the law
now stands, 1t is impossible to make sure of 4
perfect title to real estate without first examine
ing tile roal estate court records.
IN THE HOUSE.
4 bill was introduced by Mr. Dixon, of Wapel-
10, fixing maximum rates Of charges by rail-
roads. Tho bill is similar to the one recommends
ed by tho Stato dranges. Referred to the Rail-
rond Committee.
LIQUOR hill.
A bill authorizing the manufacture Of spiritu-
GUS llQuora, aud croating q license law, intro
duced by Alr. Rogers, Of Dubuque, elected =
lengthy discussion. aud was referred to the prop
or co1nlnitsee.'
a joint resolution: fqvo5ing woman sutfrago
waB adopted aud bill tofprolibit the, ,salq Of
wine and boer ordered engroBsed. : t4.:
, 1874-03-05

THE BCHUaLANN CLUB CONCERT.

THE btuQAlAHN GlUu EuHGEHT.
Tho latest candidate for muHical patronage,
the 6ohumann Club, mado It's debut last evening
at K'mball's piano-rooms. Az the concerts Of
such q olub-an instrumental quintette-aro Of
necessity Severely classical, 1t must look mainly
to connoissoura for appreciation aud patronage,
and tllia was tho case laat evening, The nudi-
enco WIS almost entirely Of this character, mud
thus the Club ut tue worry outset had ita sympa-
thy, which III very Important item In concorts
Of this kind. Tho numbers for tho Club itBclf
were scllumanl's quintetto In E fiat, op. A,
aud the Beethoven trio, No, of op. 70, famil-
iarly known as tho Ghost Trio. Hiss Hattic
Cady asHiHtod tho Club at tho piano, and
thoro wero throo vocal mombors, q aextotso,
duo, and duo with chorus. Iu addition to the
regular numbers Of tho programme, there was
All extra feature of moro than ordinary interest
In the piano.playing Of Master Henry Stephen
Walkcr, tho protogo Of Mrs. Bcott-GiddonH, who
may we'll congratulate herself on her troaBuro-
troYe. The lNtl c;Iono for liis selection Liazt's
arrangement Of RoAsinia ''Charito," aud, being
encorod, played Thalbcrgs "sweet Home.H
Ills playing, although virtually impron,ptu, made
heartiost enthusiasm. Most piano prodigles
y yes;f;old ; gesnius M las 2 a,, distinct, marked
characteristic Of hla playing IL hls power,
and whcro tha7 power comes from In ono 10
sn8hs IN ptyslquo seems mystery. His touch
, 1874-03-05
MICHIGAN.

Special Dt&pateh to TAo chira9o Tribune.
1ANslNo, Miol!., March AIN tho House to-
day, tho PROPOSED Constitution was considered
as III Committee Of the Whole. SEQ. l, couccrn-
tpg boundaries was informally passed. but will
come up again.
/ 1t is olaimed TINT Wisconsin has possession Of
q county aud hnlf wltch belongs to Michigan.
This CHIN has been maub for ovor twenty years,
and will now be investigated.
Tho scat Of Government was ordered continl-
ed at LANSING. .'t!if
TIE htIsL ,or n1onrs
contained In Art. q was adopted, but one OF two
1nattors will bo considered III future. Tho article
contains tte uaua! provisions, but luos-
tions will bo raised concerning the num-
. bor Of juryn,on. An attoupt will ho
1nn{lo to make good vordictH, in some classes OF
caHos, rendered by loss t'lan twelve jurymo1. 1t
ia claimel tint tile verdict Of ton Or oloyou ought
always to te sufficient. but great oppoaihon will
ho 1nade to any auch rule In cahe OF felony.
Art !, Soc. II, concerning the division Of tho
powera OF Government, WAS adopted, az was
also Art. 4, concerning ..
which provides that Rogcnth of tho University,
members Of tho State Bonrd of sE.ttcatton. Pro-
Into Judges, County Clerks, Registrars of fDooea
County IreaBurora, 6lorlifh. sngorintendu,iIts Of
Schools, Prosecuting Attornnyh, County AUDITORS,
snd persons holding Office unt!or tllG lres.aeIas ~
and Sonate of tile United States sna'' ao' W
members Of the State Legislature. - ....oxo
The number OF Representatives anu oG1ia'o,a ns
x,Ii nrol,pbly bo increased. A provision tnas Nv
rasmbos shall DO expelled TOR any o@aSs A1'"A
, 1874-03-05
PRINTING AND BINDING.
Special Uispafch to Tia Chicago Tribune.
4 JOB nEcoNB1pEnEp.

JOB NECoNB1DEnED.
spR1NoF1ELD, ILL.,, March 4.-Jones moved to
reconsider tho vote by which tho evidence &C.
cumulated by tile printing investigation va.
ordered printed. He Ind hoard that it would
cost as much as $4,000.
This Dradwoll denied.
Savage desired the printing.
Wickcr made speech On the same side, which
was remarkable for his reference to tho House
as s4she," which ia not tho gender Of this House.
It iB anything but lady.
OroudorfY advocated tho job.
Cassidy opposed printing. What did they
want to print irrelevant questions for, and tho
aproad-caglo speeches Of the lawyers in tho con-
tempt case.
johnson had enough confidence in tho Com
mittoo to boliovo their report without printing
tho evidence, md Cronkhite thought the printing
OF summary would be sufficient.
Dolnn saved time by moving the previous
question, when the resolution WAS reconslered,
Gl to 81, and laid on tho table.
PRINTING THE REVISED BTATUTEB
Tho 6onnta Printing Committee, which ia con-
stlerug tho bill for publishing the Revised Stat
utica by the State, is appalled, at tho expense.
Why should it not po loft to private enterprise z
, 1874-03-05
MINNESOTA,
spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
THE RAILROAD DILL.

o"ee'at o''pa'ca 70 d"e t"teago aT'ouho'
THE RAILROAD n1IL-
sr. PAUL, March 4.-.rho Senate having re-
fused concurrence to tho House amendments
adding MAXIMUM ratca anf, nro rato c,sraoa ~
49, na,,aa., ra.,:ss,a IN ,.,,, ~ o1aueon ~
tio Aa'4'oao commissioners olll. q tommlttoe OF
Conference WAS appointed. After meeting to-
,nittoo l,aa arrood to ronort tbo oric,nat lin
oaa.r t,,nra,o ,no7,neat,,,, - .,.s - 80 49,
aou6 uo a,'.,o,.; s"eas1on w. VI Iuo p.o 1ata
aeuolno tAoatto''itb +ue carrying VI 4lol6nt AZ
lower rates for less distance than for greator.
1t is doubtful whether tho majority Of tho
Houso will aereo Ia abandon both the nari,nnm
49,, 49,, 80 49,. .,,n,a,., -, anta1,,s,,,.'
tasee Aau p4o tA'. oSa'e',1 " oaap!ien.'s fates'
on Tie other hand, majority OF the Senate ie
positively committed to tho plan Of establishing
nriua foc,o roasoual,to rotca throurl, Comn,is.
. Nv, ="
, 1874-03-05
I6ensnrriugo OF Madame Isutnzxa.

Tho 1ionao correspondent Of tho Philadelphia
Bulletin says: !" Thu lust bit of gossip IL tl,g ro-
port Of the marriage Of tho l'rinco-tEe reignIng
Prlnce-of Monaco to Madame llatazxi! Ono can
hardly crcdlt 1t. but tho news eomcs to mo
from oxcoilont authority. 1t IL not announced
pullicly but aln assured that the report IL true
'ht etats Refine is tho title Of Madame lataz-
zl's curious noyo1;fa which she tsinpopnod, Turin
nooSsY ont Nas asan 2 we , opod To- be oass Pod
Ing European Princess,T
, 1874-03-05

THO H5pI8CUpuE 1sc1OFEN HlOVcmc1aTs
New YonK. Marcl, "A movement has boon
started in Brooklyn, irrespective of sect or de-
nomination, to inyito the aoy. DR.. porteons to
tsko charge Of tho row i piscopal Church socio-
ty to be formed iu that city. mcoting to fur
The Auccess Of tho undertaking is nearly aBaur-
ed. DR.. porteous, whom spoken to, said that ho
Ind heard Of tho proposition, and was favorable
to it, but tile platform will hive to be liberal
and catholic one, with broad church doctrinoH
and no sensationalism.
, 1874-03-05

srtcfal DfsuattA to TAe Chicago Tribune.
DECATUR, ILL.,, March Alt tho city election,
yesterday, r. proat waB chosen Mayor, john ".
Haworth, Marshal; Sullivan Burgess, Engineer;
NJ. K. Hutch. Treasnrer; Il. ". Waggoner, Al
dcrlnan for tho First Ward; 0. +. hlokein, Boc-
ond Ward; ]. ". Ehrman, Third Ward; J. L.
nnlman, Fourth Ward; Il. N. Mills, Fifth Ward.
koops bur at ilB hotel. bntwaH votod for by tl.o
temperance elolnont, under promlHo to quit tho
business mud enforce the ordinance.
, 1874-03-05

New York, March 4.-Tho Commttccs repre-.
gonting the Reformed Church in America ind
the General Assembly Of tho Presbyterian
Church South PIE holding secret sessions daily,
rolativo *to an 9HbEaniq nuion.- It il understood
that tho desire IL, q K1dj iffppeaibe, some midi
die ground on which tho two churohea can moet
without destroying their identity.
, 1874-03-05

TlTo hundred pieces black Lyons drcss silk, opened
this day at 75c, *l.0o, $1.o5 s1bo, sl.75 and $3oo
These goods bonght for cash an arc at oass 10
por cont below tho regular price. Fvo hundred cases
aasors' spring dry goods will be opened IN our retail
departments III tho next four days. all bought for cash
and will 10 offered Mt extraordinarily low prices G. ",
l. f. Pardridga h Co., ia and ITO State ntreet.
, 1874-03-05

Call for I'm Independent State Con.
vcstti0n in Oregon.
BAN FRANCISCO, Marcl, IA call has boen
ieHuod for al Independent Htate Convention, to
mcat at Salon, U1e., April IL.
, 1874-03-05

"a Macoupln County QlI.> mathematician Inns
House debt of tho county it would take sixty
wagon.loada OF corn, Of 20 huHolH to the load,
eYory day in tho year. provided 1t would bring 80
coutH per buailol. The Supervisors would rather
80 to jail for contempt than to oboy i manda->
mus to loyy such 4 tax.
, 1874-03-05
THE WEATHER.

For tho Uppor Lake region, falling barometer,
rising temperature, increase in southeast aud
soutl winds, and cloudy woathor. Tor tho Upper
Msgiesippi Valley, Iowa mud Missouri increasing
aoutheast and south winds, cloudy woathor, and
probably rain or snow.
GENERAL. OBSERVATIONS.
n1S E-1S
, 1874-03-05

Committee Inns made report to tho Legislature
duplicating Dimmiclt and krotor in I'LL attompt to
obtain money from banks.
, 1874-03-05

Special List,atch to Tho Chicago Tribune,
ALTON, ILL.,, March 4.-Qov. Dovelidgo has
ordered speoial election in this county, 10 tako
plaee OIL tha 18th of April. to It'll the vacancy
occaetonod by Tho death Of Judge Brown,
, 1874-03-05

they wore worth much more than thoy ao1i for,
and that the whole transaction vhb fraudulent.
uc therefore asks that 1t may DO declared fraud-
ulcl,t, and sot aside.
THE 1.ulflEisAIAN'B INSURANCE ooNrANr.
T. @. Hong, Assignee OF the Abovo Company,
reports on hand,
Gops .333t t14.7l
Ieco'vtd On loaha. ........ A2,60045
1hterest' ~. 8BU.22
, 1874-03-05

Expended. d......................... ........ 10346
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CARELEss.-Some men, when they

CARELEss.-Some men, when they get
on horse, seem as if they
were in duty bound to send the
animal at the top of its speed
from the first jump. Yesterday an acct
dent very nearly occurred through this
reckless stupidity. A lady was crossing
Lacour street, when horseman turned
the corner from Main street as if he were
riding for his life. If it had not been
for the lady's presence of mind she
would have been run over; as it was she
had narrow escape. Such reckessness
should be avoided, as it is positively
criminal.
New ARRIvAL.-On Saturday last the
lady Of our friend Herman Horst, Of the
New York Bakery, presented him with a
son. The little fellow is none of the
light weights, is as healthy and vigorous
as is possible fora child to be. On Sun
day MIR. Horst celebrated the event by
inviting number of his friends to a
splendid dinner, at which the health of
the new conner aud his parents was
drank in sparkling Krug. The occasion
was very pleasant one and Mr.. Horst 8
guests enjoyed themselves greatly.
REcoyERINo.-We called on our friend
Joe Hoag yesterday, and found him rap
idly recovering. We were much graft.
fled at this, for Joe strives to do his duty
as an efficient officer and good citizen,
4Iu comes as near doing it as man can.
lie has entirely recovered from the as
sasin like assault of the Jail breakers,
ana the wound in his leg is rapidly heal.
ing, We shall be glad to see Old Joe
navigating round again.
oELF-TAuGHT.-The same decorations
OF Hanley's Hall provided for the use OF
.ne fioche Minstrels were painted by an
indian artist named Mamagowena, who
seems to have considerable taste for the
me arts. The other day we were shown
portrait Of Washington, which was
drawn by this native artist, and which
was quite meritorious production.
HE WEAruEE.--Sunday and yesterday
was very warm, but was agreeably di.
Versitied by several showers, which
cooled the air greatly. Yesterday after.
noon one of the most perfect and beauti-
iul rainbows we have ever seen spanned
the heavens.
The court was in session yesterday and
called the calendar, setting number of
cases and transacting other business, a
report Of which will be found under a
proper head. It meets to-day at 10
o'clock.
BArHs.-During this hot weather bath
ing becomes necessity as we'll as lux
ury. At the San Jose Hotel every con-
venlence will be found for hot and cold
baths, at moderate price.
PERsoSAL.-on Sunday last two old
Piochers returned, whose familiar faces
we were glad to welcome: Captain Lub-
ppock, of the Water Company, and j.
Levin.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. = There was
no quorum present, and the meeting was
anJourned until next Monday.
TEL-E-scop Io.-Comet brand of whis.
ky just received at Panaca Saloon, La.
eour street. One Price! One Bit!
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The Republican County Central Com
mittee perfected an organization at the
meeting held last night. The following
members of the committee answered tc
their names at the meeting: II. Johnson.
A. G.. Turner, A. G.. Mckenzie, W. E.
Griffin (by D. Immel, proxy, Thos
Wren, J. II. Lukens, j. II. Morrison, J.
Vanderleith, j. Togninni. T. S. Douela,
and W. B. Harrub. On motion H. John
son was called to the chair. and D. b
Immel appointed Secretary pro tenn
Thos. Wren was elected permanent Pres
ident and G. f. Horn, Secretary. Or
motion, it was resolved that 10 members
constitute quorum, and the meeting
adjourned subject to the call of the
Chairman Eureka Sentinel, II.
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on the train, coming from Spadrn, re-
fused to pay his fare and drew a knife on
the conductor. On the train reaching
the city be was arrested on a charge Of
assault with deadly weapon.
The train from Wilmington broke
loose from the locomotive to-day and
started down the road. The brakeman
stopped 1t, and the locomotive returned
Tor Its load, first coming to the station
before discovering the loss.
A man named White was thrown from
horse ON Main street to-day and had
an arm broken.
Seven teams, with machinery for the
Panamint mines, left to day, and three
more are TO follow.
SAN DIEGO, July 10.-Finnegass, the
detective of the Treasury Department, is
here working up the Custom house rob-
berry affair, but as yet has not arrived at
any conclusions proper to be made
public.
The Union has the following dis.
patches from Arizona:
PREscoTT, A. t., July l0.-Two CON-
panies of the 23d Infantry from Verde
and Whipple were caught in a terrible
storm of rain and hail last night, at their
camp near American ranch. Their tents
were blown down and their baggage swept
away by the torrent. No lives were lost,
but there were many narrow escapes.
The water in the road was frequently 30
deep that the horses were compelled to
swim.
Heavy storms are reported throughout
the Territory the last few days.
aWAsHINGToN, July l0.-The Interior
Department gives decision, that after a
homsteader has completed a term of five
years. further residence is not required
to entitle him to patent; and also that
residence in double house, built on the
dividing line between adjoining home
steads, is residence in compliance with
law.
New YORK, July lit is stated that
two gentlemen from Venezuela arrived
in this city who have been commissioned
from the President pro TEN of Cuba to
compromise between Captain. General
Concha about the compromise between
Cuba and the Spaniards. They have al
ready had several interviews with Con-
cha and have seen Alient, of Cuba, here.
The officers of the principal railways,
in session held here recently. agreed to
abolish all sub-ticket offices maintained
at unnecessary expense and risk.
The amateur rifle company here have
issued a circular to draw from all America
the best shots, to consulate team,
which shall accept the challenge recently
given by the Irish champion team of
eight. Six competition matches will be
baI5 IN tho 18th 18Th Ool o,,J OOkh lea
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FIhhtr 4, Tfustee, certlh-
Gates numbered as fol.
lows: 1870, 1881, 1882,
l455, 1850. 1868, contain.
ing 100 shares each.....
Fisher +, Trustee, certif.
Gates numbered as fol-
lows: 1904. 1856. 1920,
1881, l403. 1893, contain.
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DEFERRED TELEGRAMs,

PORTLAND, Or, July 10.-Three CON-
pan'es OF cavalry left Walla Walla for the
purpose Of compelling Joseph's band of
anaians to leave Walla Walla and go up
on me reservation, it having been de-
,h that this valley does not belong to
s sne band. Chief Joseph says he will
n rsn' before he will be put out of the
;Saiey, and has sent runners to adjoin-
, lug tribes in order to interest them in his
=, CALisroaA, July 10.--About so cords
I,r wood piled ready to ship to the Napa
b;lls um, caught fire from blasting on the
snm s south OF our town, and was con-
snr. o1: Men are at work to prevent its
rieauing to other piles on adjacent hills.
LUZ ANaEIEs. July 10.-To-day man
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District Court.
MONDAY. July IL.

MONDAY, July Is.
". ". Bishop, d. Corson and H..
Rives were appointed committee to
draft resolutions of respect to the men,
orv of the late J. II. Hardy.
The Court, on its own motion, ordered
the following cases to be returned to the
Office of this Court, there to remain till
called for: Raymond & Ely n. Co. VS..
Grieyes and Foreman; Phoebe S. NJ. Co.
vs.. Meadow Valley NJ. Co.; Raymond &
Ely NJ. Co. VS.. Phoebe NJ. Co.. State Of
Nevada VS.. Curnon; Stats VS.. William
Thatcher; Ely Con. NJ. Co. vs.. p. b.
Miller ct al; Meadow Valley w. Ex. Co.
vs. Meadow Valley NJ. Co.; Kentucky
Gold and Silver NJ. Co. VS.. Raymond &
Elv NJ. Co.; State vs.. j. MAXWELL; State
vs.. b. E. Cavalier; Avery VS.. Huhn &
Hunt S. NJ. Co.; Caroline W. S. NJ. Co.
VS.. Raymond e. Ely NJ. Co.; State vs..
VIM. Mahoney.
The following cases were con-
tinued for the term: W. Virgins VS..
Meadow Valley M. Co.; State vs. Nevada
Central r. r. Co.; State vs.. Floral NJ. Il
NJ. Co.; NJ. W. Fox VS.. A. McMath; S. C.
Barnes VS.. A. Caldwell; A. Brown VS.. f.
T. Flanagan; A. Snodgrass vs. John Hill;
Magnet NJ. Co. VS.. Page & Panaca NJ.
Co.; Ii. Jacobs VS.. d. Murray ct al. j.
Wilson VS.. S.'Gray; A. G. Yoacham VS..
S. Keel.
SET FOR TRIAL.
j. NJ. Manning VS.. Travis, July 16;
A. c. Delz vs.. II. Ward, July II; J.
Emory 4 Co. VS.. Sherwood Bros, July
Oh; Rice, assignee, VS.. d. j. Wimans,
July %; Nj. Abadie VS.. Wines Il Mont
gomery, July %; Heitzelman vs.. Gentry,
July "a; o. Chandelier vs.. W. S. Travis,
July 27,
Orders were made as follows:
Magnet M. Co. VS.. Page & Panaca S.
NJ. Co.; demurrer withdrawn and defend.
ant given five days to answer.
0. F. Black vs.. A. Hamilton demurrer
TO be heard July Is.
~ VS.. HUM & Hunt S. NJ. Co. /; de.
murrer withdrawn and ten days given to
answer.
B. F. Hastings VS.. D. W. Perley; de.
murrer withdrawn and ten days to an.
swer.
Wells, Fargo & Co. vs.. D. W. Perley,
Wells, Fargo & Co. VS.. A. II. Emanu.
el, ct al; demurrers in both cases to be
heard on the 14th.
John Rice, assignee, vs.. w. S. STAINS.
field; demurrer overruled and - days
gwen to answer. The cases to be
placed on the calendar for trial.
5. 5. Walker ct al. VS.. H. Ward; judg.
ment for plaintiff for S2S0.39.
Hanley VS.. W. s. Travis, continued
until July 20.
Court adjourned until this morning at
10 o'clock