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74 APRIL 22, 1857 NEVADA DEMOCRAT
MARRIED. On Sunday, April 19th, at the residence of Mrs. Fink, on Stockton Street, San
Francisco, by DR. ECKMAN, MR. SIMON ROSENTHAL, of this city, to MISS HANNAH SHIEF, of
New York.
FOUND DEAD.—An inquest was held on Tuesday April 14th by Justice Spofford on the body of a
man found in a shaft on Massachusetts Hill, near Grass Valley. From the Telegraph we learn
that the name of the deceased was Patrick Carbery; that on the evening of the 19th of February
last, in company with two friends, he was returning home from town, and when at or near the
spot where the body was found, their lantern went out and one of the party returned a short
distance to get a light. When he got back Carbery was missing, and although search was made
for him then and afterwards, he was not to be found, and was never seen or heard from until
found as above, nearly two months after. The shaft had some thirty feet of water in it, and the
deceased was probably stunned by the fall so that he could make no outcry. A verdict was
rendered in accordance with the above facts.
A FREE FIGHT occurred at Knap’s Billiard Saloon, Orleans Flat, on Sunday last, in which some
fifteen or twenty men were engaged. The only weapons used were billiard cues, balls, glass tumblers, and
the furniture of the room generally. Several were severely, but not dangerously hurt. Our informant did
not witness the fight, but from the number of sore faces and swelled heads round town the next day, he
concluded that Orleans Flat was “a right lively little burg.”
BILLIARD SALOON.—Prescott & Napfle open a new billiard saloon this evening, on Commercial
street, second door below Block’s. Call and see them.
District Court—Before Judge SEARLS.
The April Term of the District Court for Nevada county, commenced on Monday. There are
seventy-two civil cases on the calendar, and two criminal cases. The cases were called in the order in
which they stand on the docket, and the following set for trial:
White et. al. vs. Apple et. al—April 25th.
McCabe vs. Couger et. al—April 27th.
Hardenburg et. al. vs. Kidd et. al—April 28th.
Farnsworth vs. Letter—April 28th.
Sheares vs. Booth.—April 29th.
Parsely et. al. vs. Findley et. al—April 29th.
Thompson vs. Wheat.—April 30th.
Boswell & Hanson vs. Laird et. al—May Ist.
Niman et. al. vs. Laird et. al—May 2d.
[S. H.] Clark vs. [Demanus or Demariaus] Clark —May 2d.
[Sarah Ann] Tiplady vs. [Ralph] Tiplady— May 2d.
[Joseph W. P.] Muller vs. [Marie Schneider] Muller—May 2d.
Butler et. al. vs. Laird et. al—May 4th.
Hertsinger [sic] vs. His Creditors —May Sth.
Bowman vs. His Creditors —May Sth.
Kidd et. al. vs. Laird et. al—May 6th.
Casamayou vs Casamayou & Blanc—May 11th.
Harrington vs. Kays.—May 12th.
Gardiner vs. Marlow et. al—May 12th.
Harris vs. Butterfield —May 13th.