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Law Intelligence.District Court, 14th Judicial District.Hox. Niles Searls, Presiding.Thursday, Oct. 25th, 1855.S. F. Oates, J. Turney and P. N. Hansen, granted certificates of naturalization.C. T. Jenkins vs. T. S. Barnstead.— On motion ordered that sureties on the bond filed, for defendant be and appear in open court at 2 P. M. to justify the same.J. McAuley vs. The York Mining Co. Submitted to court without argument, and i taken under advisement by the Court, j Riley M. Calvert vs. J. W. Gallaher. i On motion of counsel ordered that the ■ ease be dismissed with leave to reinstate, j E. E. Hill vs. N. A. Hicks. By con-j sent of counsel, ordered that plaintiff have leave to subtitute new sureties on his bond if done within 24 hours.Patrick Duffie vs. Jas. Cavanaugh. By consent of counsel, ordered that tho case be continued till the next term of court.Sanford vs. Rogers St Hussey. Continued till next term by consent of counsel.Jane Ramsey vs. Wm. Ramsey. Application for divorce. Report of Receiver filed and judgment for plaintiff.Daniel Strickland et al. vs. E. Gifford et al. Pendiug the trial of the case thlt; Court adjournedFriday, Oct. 26th, 1«5£C. T. Jenkins vs. T. S. Bymsteac tj Ordered that the property and money t belonging to defendant be discharged from i attachment.Native American Co. vs. J. Lockwood Petal. Ordered that Wm. H. Endccott - j receive $8 per day for services as Receiver, i and that he pay the remaining moneys in '| his hands to the attorney of plaintiffs, s | R. M. Graham vs. Adams Co. Or-11 dercd that Wm. H. Endecott, late sheriff t j of the county}ibe required to report to the r j court on Monday next the amount of mon-1 ics and other property in his possession2 J belonging to defendants, and also exhibit 11 the several levies made by him and dateof same.J S. Helm vs. R. R. Craig and J. H. Coy. Ordered that the Receiver be re-required to pay to J. W. G. Smith for ser. vices as referee, the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars.Daniel Strickland and others vs. E. Gifford et al. Continued from yesterday. Several witnesses examined and continued till to-morrowJohn Anderson administrator of the estate of Elijah Walters, deceased, vs. W Ritter. Time granted till Monday next, for defendant to file an answer.Saturday, Oct. 27.C. F. Bremer, J. C. Brandd and Chris i tian Earnest. Application for certificatesJohn L. Williams et al vs. H. H. Thompson et al. Pending a hearing of the case court adjourned.Tuesday, Oct. 30.—Daniel Strickland vs. E. Gifford. On motion astay of proceedings granted for one week.Elenor M. Lyon vs. Wm. Lyon. Application for divorce granted.Jas. McAuley vs. the York Mining Co. Ordered that deffts recover from said McAuley costs of this suit.J. G. Gore vs. G. W. Webb S. S. Beeeber. Ordered that Wm. M. Stewart, Esq., be appointed Attorney to represent said Beeeber, be being absent from the State.P. V. Skillman vs. Jones, Wagner, et al. Case dismissed at pltffs cost.John L. Williams et al vs. II. H. Thompson et al. Case argued and submitted to jury. Court adjourned.Wednesday, Oct. 31.—Jenkins vs. Barnstead. Demurrer overruled Rich vs. Administrators of estate of I. T. Hirst. Motion for a now trial argued and taken under advisement by the Court.Williams et al vs. Tompkins etal. Verdict for deffts.Henry W. Galvin naturalized. Courtof naturalization. Granted.Native American Mining Co. vs John Lockwood. Ordered that the order made yesterday be so amended as to pay to S. H. Chase $60, for services as deputy sheriff.^ John Long vs. Thos. Fitzsimmons. Ordered by consent of counsel that case be dismissed on condition that defendant pay fees of sheriff and clerk.Wm. B. Morris vs. S. B. McFarland-Submitted to the court.Harrison Me Worthy vs. Jones, Wagner et al. Ordered that n. I. Thornton be appoined referee to take the testimony and report facts relative to the report of S. S. Hussey receiver, at the present term of court.Dunn vs. Flurshutz. Ordered T. B. McFarland be appointed referee to report facts and testimony.Jno. Wilson vs. D. McNeilly at al — Case dismissed—respective parties payingcosts.C. W. Cornell vs. His Creditors. Ordered that said creditors be and appear before the court on the 3d Monday of December at 2 P. M. to show cause why said plaintiff should not be absolved from his debts. Ordered further, that due notice he givcu in the Nevada Journal for 30 days.G. F. Jacobs vs. H. Weston. Money in the hands of leceiver restrained to abide judgment in suit.Daniel Strickland vs. E. G ifford. Case argued by Churchman and Dibble for pl’tffs and Buckner Hill for defendants and submitted to jury. Court adjourned.Monday, Oct. 29.— Jury in the case of Strickland vs. Gifford returned a verdict for pltff. Damages $350.J. M. Fordycevs. A. C. Spencer, administrator of estate of W. H Spencer deceased. Motion to set aside tho award of Arbitrators, taken under advisement by court.P. Henry etal vs. Montgomery Geiger etal. Continued till next term.Wm. B. Morris vs- Samuel B. McFarland. Submitted to the Court and taken under advisement.Pat- Munday vs. R. Ready Mining Co. Continued till next term.Colin Miller, John H. Stahl, Theodore Maas, Jacob Funderlich, Ernest Sholl, Daniel Dolan, Thos. Nolty and Richard Pieroe. Certificates of Naturalization granted.David Seely vs. A. H. Farnsworth.— Ordered that pltff recover from defft the sum of $468 together with interest at the I rate of three per cent per month from the 29th of October 1855, and that judgment be rendered accordingly with costs.Sarah Page vs. Clement Page. Application for divorce granted.by i
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