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NEVADA GAZETTE MAY 9 & 10, 1865 239
COUNTY COURT—MAY TERM 1865—HON. A. C. NILES PRESIDING.—This Court met yesterday
morning, when the following business was transacted:
Joseph Jaiton [sic] —Arraigned and given till Wednesday of this week to plead.
Chung Lin—Enters plea of not guilty; trial set for May 10th.
J. McDonald—Enters plea of not guilty; trial set for May 16th.
D. A. Howard and J. Ford—Trial set for May 15th.
Josiah Dodge—Continued for the term.
George Sneath—Indicted for crime of grand larceny—under two indictments; to be arraigned this
morning.
APPOINTMENT.—Hank Knerr has been appointed City Marshal of Austin, Nevada. Hank is an old
citizen of this place, and is well qualified for the position.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1865
WANTS TO SELL.—Sam. T. Oates wants to sell one-fifth of the Pennsylvania mine and mill. It is a
splendid mining property, and will afford a good investment for capital.
BOND FILED.— Yesterday George S. Pierce filed his bond in the sum of $10,000 for the proper
performance of his duties as City Marshal, upon which, it is understood, he will enter to-day.
ICE CREAM.—A. R. Jenkins has opened his Ice Cream Saloon for the season, and will serve the
delicious stuff in a style to please the palates of the most fastidious. Don’t forget to call at Jenkins’s
saloon and try a dish.
LARGE CONTRIBUTIONS.—At the Sanitary meeting held at Grass Valley on Sunday night last,
which was addressed by Rev. Mr. Chapin and Hon. D. Belden, a sum of over nine hundred dollars was
contributed and subscribed to the Sanitary cause.
TRIAL JURORS.—The following are the names of the trial jurors summoned for the present term
of the County Court: Franklin Bates, E. W. Barnum, D. W. Morehouse, George Chester, M. H. Cassin,
William Eddy, Jacob Dritt, A. B. Carley, E. P. Larrabee, C. F. Robinson, O. S. Holbrook, John Williams, J.
A. Chesnut, C. Richmond, Horace Ferree [sic], J. M. Levey, J. G. Kopf, F. Armour.
COUNTY COURT—MAY TERM 1865—HON. A. C. NILES PRESIDING.—This Court met yesterday
morning, when the following business was transacted:
The People vs. George Sneath—Given till Thursday, May 11th, to plead.
The People vs. Donohoe—Continued till Wednesday, May 17th.
RATES OF TOLL.—The Board of Supervisors have established the following rates of toll on the
Forest Hill and Grass Valley Turnpike—toll-gate to be erected on Sheets’s Ranch, near Rattlesnake creek:
For a team of 8 animals.............00... $2 50
For a team of 6 animals..............0000.. 2 00
For a team of 4 animals................004 150
For a team of 2 animals...............004 100
For buggy, two-horse..........:cceseseeeeeees 75