Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-06-30
DISTRICT COURT.


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The following business was transacted i
the District Court during the past week.
Nj. Morris vs. VIM. McCuen ct al - Oh
motion, it was ordered that Il. NJ. Beatt,
be added as Of counsel for plaintiff herein
f. keuhn vs.. p Paroni-On motion /
vas ordered that the case be tried by jury
July ., 1888. at 10 o'clock, A. N.
Il. Rickard W.. +. Probation motion
by consent it was ordered that the case be
tried by the Court.
L. Nj. Baum vs.. Star NJ. and $. Co. el
al-On motion il was ordered that the
case be continued for the term.
B. Berg vs. John Godfrey-On motion it
was ordered that the case be continued for
the term.
III. @. Fenstermaker Va. T. ID. Page
On motion il was ordered that this case be
tried by jury on Monday, July 2, 1888, at
~ o'clock, A. ".
II. s. Bullock VS.. w. II. Sweeney-on
motion it was ordered that the case be
continued for the term.
w. +. Griffin VS.. John Pardy-0n mo-
tion i was ordered that the case be tried by
| jury July g, 1888, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Z. Lautenschlager vs.. NJ. B. Bartlett
demurrer argued herein ard submitted
to the Court
9. Lautenschlager VS.. F. o. Gorman--
Demurrer argued herein and submitted to
the Court
p. n. Hansen VS.. Albion Con. Mining
Co.-By consent Of the parties, to be tried
by the Court without jury.
State Of Nevada We. Benz. Sanders
Ordered that the case be tried by jury
June 20, 1888, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
State vs. John Doe Tan Indian n)-Ordered
that this case be tried by jury June 20,
1885! at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
June 26, Judge X. II. Bigelow presiding
-Thos. Dixon We. jerry Ahearn-Defend-
ant moves the Court for non-suit herein,
which being granted, plaintiff excepts.
Ordered that plaintiff have FIVE days after
filing and serving Of defendants cost bill,
in which to give bond to stay execution,
and that upon filing said bond to stay exc
cution in double the amount If defendants
cost, no execution shall issue herein pend
ing the preparation anc taking Of an appeal
herein.
G.. B. Saliva VS.. A. Buschiazzo- Ordered
that the matter herein be submitted TO the
Court for such decree as it deems proper to
be entered.
James Sweeney VS.. J. J.. Hinckley-
Ordered that demurrer herein be sustained.
Ordered that the motion TO quash sum-
mons herein be and the same is hereby
granted
Ordered that the case he tried by the Court
July 12, 1888, at 10 o'clock a. N.
4. Il. Haley vs.. Eureka County Bank
et al-Defendants allowed to withdraw
answer. Ordered that X. NJ. Beatty, Esq,
and Messrs. Wren 4 Cheney be added as
attorneys for plaintiff herein. In support
Of motion made by defendants to set aside
the default, and for leave to answer, the
defendants offered to read the affidavit of
r. Sadler, fled and served herein with
said notice. Counsel for plaintiff objects
to the reading or filing of said affidavit,
and so much thereof as relates to any
promise, agreement or understanding be-
tween the parties TO this action, or their
attorneys concerning any OF the proceed
ings in this action, under rule u OF the
Supreme and District Courts, because it
does not appear from said affidavit that
such promise, agreement or understanding
was in writing, filed with the clerk or en-
tered on the minutes Of the court. Said
motion and objection was argued by respec-
tive counsel and Submitted to the Court.
Ordered, on motion of Henry Rives,
Esq, attorney of record herein, that said
Henry Rives be no longer attorney for
plaintiff herein without further order; how
ever, that said Rives shall have, and he is
hereby given the privilege of appearing
hereafter in the said cause in any matter
be may consider that his personal
interests are involved
June 2s-T. +. Haley VS.. The Eureka
County Bank ct al-crdered that the OBJ
jections Of the plaintiff made yesterday by
respective counsel be overruled. To which
rulings plaintiff excepts. Ordered, by
consent. that the portion of the afidavits
of John Tore and J. L. Wines, concerning
and agreement between said
parties, and Henry Rives. Esq, relating to
proceedings in the case he stricken out.
Ordered that the hearing be continued
until Saturday, July7, 1888 at 10 o'clock
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