The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-27
DISTRICT COURT-APRIL TERN.

w. S. Bonnifeld, Judge, yesterday:
L. n. Carpenter vs.. the Oakland Gold
and Silver Mill and Mining Company.
Upon motion of counsel, cause ordered
placed upon the calendar, a jury trial
demanded by plaintiff. BY consent of
counsel for both parties. cause set for
trial Thursday, May 6, 1875, at 10 A. NJ.
Joseph Clark VS.. j. J. Mann; demur-
rer to complaint. Set for hearing April
20, 1875, at 10 o'clock A. M.
Smith & Mann VS.. Joseph Clark ct
al; plaintiffs demurrer TO defendants
answer; set for hearing April 80, 1875.
1t appearing to the Court that it
would be an unnecessary expense to
keep the regular panel of jurors in at
tendance on Court, and all counsel
present consenting, it was ordered that
all tie regular panel of jurors also all
! Of the special jurors be and they are
hereby discharged for the term.
State of Nevada VS.. Peter Rigg; this
being the appointed time for pronounc-
ing sentence and judgment on the
above named defendant, who was in
Court with his counsel, the Court di-
rected the Clerk to read the indictment
also the verdict, after which the Court
asked defendant whether he had any
legal cause to show why Judgment
should not be pronounced against him +;
whereupon defendant. by his counsel,
moved the Court to arrest judgment on
the ground that statement on motion
for a new trial was being prepared. The
motion was argued and submitted by
counsel, and taken under advisement
by the Court.
J. S. Akin VS.. Eliza J. Akin; appli-
cation of defendant for alimony BY
consent, defendants application for
alimony came on for hearing, both par
ties being present. Eliza j. Akin, de-
PENDANT, was introduced and sworn,
/
and testified in support of said applica-
ton. j. S. Akin, plaintiff, was sworn
and examined in his behalf Counsel
argued the case, after which the Court
took the matter under advisement, and
ordered that plaintiff and defendant do
not sell or dispose of any property be-
longing to them, or make any change
in relation to the same property until
the Court renders its decision upon the
aforesaid application.
State of Nevada vs.. w. j. Huff; Dis
trict Attorney filed motion to raise bail
from 80, 800 to $4,000. Hearing con-
tinued until Monday, May Sd.
In the matter of the estate of Joseph
Branham, deceased. Ordered that J.
G.. Fall be allowed until Thursday,
April 20, to file an amended return to
citation.
Sour MASH. Last Sunday as dele
CATION was about to depart for Paradise
to attend the celebration at that place
yesterday, two of the pleasure seekers,
who desired to enjoy some of the
creature comforts on the way,
handed q flask to a friend to
have filled with travellers de-
light" The friend, who enjoys a
practical joke, took the bottle. filled it
with vinegar and h lnded it to the ball
goers, who were seated in buggy
ready to depart. They have not since
been heard from. but probably upon
their return we shall learn how sour
mash suits their tastes.
CHANGED HANDS. = The Exchange
Hotel, Unionville, changed hands yes
terday. Pablo Laveaga, of the Arizona
Restaurant and late of the Nevada
Legislature, has leased it and is now
prepared to treat his constituents in
hospitabe manner. He knows how to
keep hotel. and is one of the best
caterers in the State.
GONE To GALENA.--J. A. Hill and
j. L. O'Donnel, two first-class mechan-
les, started for 'iGalena this morning,
to work on the Krom Concentrator
which is to be built at that place.