The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-24

iTiCl 'pNIlH "a tlltN Nitlt, ulilt1 dhh
places being left blank. This copy
was served upon the attorney for
plaintiff yesterday morning:
The defendants answer the com
paint and saw: That the said plain
,ifis, or any other persons, ON II 3Oth
day of November 1865, or at any other
time, the plaintiffs or any other per-
sons, under or by virtue OF the mining
or other district in said - county
or other rules and customs Of the
aforesaid - mining district, or
u other place, located or other.
wise, or becaine possed in any wise,
or otherwise. of certain mining claim
or claim, or quartz lead or other lead
situated in - or any other place, in
said district or any other district
known a. the - company or any
u or that the same was the
first Southerly extension or other eN-
tension Of the - Ledge or other eN-
tension OF any ledge containing eight
hundred feet. or or otherwise.
Aud defendants further deny
Thai said plaintiffs or others contin-
ued in quiet, or other or ~peaceabic, or
other possession Of said mining claim,
or any mining claim described in said
complaint, until about t4e First day Of
July, or any Other day of July 1859 or
other time.
And defendants deny That on or about
the first day or any other day Of July
1869 or any other time. while said
plaintiffs claimto nave been in possess
sion, or otherwise, were the owners.
or otherwise of said mining claim or
any other claim, that the said defcn-
dants or others wrougfully or unlaw-
fully, or either or with force or other
wise, or with arms or otherwise,
entered upon or took or either, took
possession of said mining claim orauy
other claim, or ousted said plaintiffs
or either Of them or other person or
persons from the possession of said
mining claim, or ouSted said plaintiffs
from the possession thereof or other
wise
And defendants, deny, that they are
still in possession, or cvc were in
possession Of said mining claim or
that they have been ever since said
hrst day Of July 1853 or any other
time, digging up or extracting or eth
or, large quantities, or any quantities
of gold, or silver bearing quartz or
either, or any Quartz Rock or other
rock OF great value or otherwise or
hat said defendants still withhold
from said plaintiffs the possession of
said mining claim or other claim set
forth in plaintiffs complaint, to the
damage of said plaintiffs or either of
them, in the sum of II thousand dol
lars, or in any other sum Of dollars
whatever. ,
Attorney for Defendants.
OFF FOL EURoPE.-Thomas Beer.
OF the firm of Beer Brothers, mer-
chants of Empire City, left ON Sun
day last for a flying trip through
Canada, and a visit to the old folks
and the scenes of his childhood in
merry old England. Tom has been
away from home seventeen wears
fourteen Of which have been passed
upon the Pacific slope. 4 party Of
friends accompanied him to Virginia
an a carriage, and gave themselves
mp pretty freely TO merry-making
and a fine dinner. Among them we
noticed Joseph Beer brother OF the
departed), Charley Nav, of the Mag
nolia Saloon, Evan David, of the
Occidental Stable, Henry Satter, of
Empire, and the undersigned.
UScLAIMED.-Severa members of
the Legislature came down on the
morning train from Virginia, yes-
terday, and o after they left the
ear the conductor found a number of
packages in the baggage ROOM. foi
which he has been unable Ia
find o~~ners. The packages are care,
fully done up in glass and labelled
but rs the directions have faded
somewhat the conductor is unable te
make out the names. We copy SC
much of some of the labels as W,
were able to make out, hoping there
by to inform the owners Here they
are: Pate, "Ow-,-bon:
"Can-, - Tom" Low, gil
etc.
Oh A RUN.-A number of legisla
tors left here Friday and Saturda,
for Virginia City, and on Sunda,
morning most of those who could b.
found were driven over the road I,
stho anu bdth btlliil IiSI STOCK
SO far as reported, their conduct oil
the road was rs good as could hav,
been expected-only one bloode do,
Ia sky t%errier) being stolen on tn,
route, and he fortunately escapes
starvation by giving the White Pin,
delegation the slip.
WRITISG.-Professor Metcalf. Al
experienced teacher of writing. an,
one of the best penmen in the Unite,
States, is organizing a writing elias
mt the Rock school house. in thi
city. He will this evening give
free lecture on the principles of pen
manship and the best method O
teaching the useful art. For terms
ETC., see bills.
PUT IN YoUR CLAIMs.-Peter Cav
anaugh, builder of the new Capitol
advertises in another column for nj
persons having claims against hin
for labor nr mafaria1 f,x,l A