Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-12

| pears in his mornings Enkerpriss Whicl
ao.. orr ali Sr,vn C.....u. A.
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iom nAfkin, great injustice, by eharg
ing him with lack Of zeal and insficisnc,
IN the discharge Of his ofscial duties
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AsAPiAnaton Oh tne matter an
received n that will vindicats him Il
The eyes Of all his fellow-townsmsn.
such . vindication 10 necessary. HI
says that these TIVE men. Clark ans
Rodgers, came to his house about on,
o'clock on Tuesday morning. reused hin
from his bed. and stated the case to him
that he told them he would 60 down e
the Flat in the morning. but that he hat
NO hope Of recovering the property. Or
his way the next morning to their cabir
he met Rodgers and talked the mattel
over. Rodgers said he suspected . Chi
naman he saw entering q mouse opposit'
his cabin when he was returning home
Harkin old hin q enanes ior recover,
ing The money was very siim' out tna'
ne could TAX tne NUMBER OF o watef
Podcsr. concslsJ that ,hs, v.s ali ,hs,
could be done. Harkin then parted from
him in q most friendly manner and pro
~ u.a .,;ne s
III IN. can o".n n.~,
oo' ma " mAaes, 'ns, souia AZ.
P.onp'eu me- men 70 sena a'e''ef W ~,
eohelus'on "oa
.'A.e u IH p ~.
NOS. rsma,AAo'e' ~, eouu Wv.
idenuiy q ourgis, i" va
their duty TO the puohc ~ iA,ge
70 swear OUT wsItap. ,or y,
arrest. constable harkih mas oo.n -
ONCE Tor d past sii years IN TINS .Isn.
and during that period mas won soiaen
opinions tor the einsien' anu as's man ~.
% ~. ,rh,;c nos;,;ors
that he has occupied during that time;
and such a charge. coming from whence
II does, Is entirely 100 'nin; 0'n
staoas ,,a.s'n M ns LIN, =,
~ man can ASCERTAIN by calling upon
Nm
M.
POLICE Nxws or GOLD hiLL.-fonee
business 10 looking up. One drunk was
arrssted last night and lodged in the
-,L,- 80. 49, !. .,.,,.d
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with disturbing the peace nue. NO oi.
lowing circumstances. IL seems that al
about 10 o'clock last night he strolled
forth in. the direction OF the railroad
depot with tho intention OF paying hi,
dsvours TO q daughter OF the Celestial
L@p,re noumrssa % J;snIssss him
lmaybe a rival; history ssyeth not other.
wiss), and he proceeded to clean out the
domicil, which he did in fine style. The
fair descendant OF Confucius, not liking
that method Of transacting business,
called on her friends. and together they
went up on the street and blew thsiI
whistles until the townsfolk thought that
the Bslchsr had taken fire once more.
The obstreperous will be examined ut 4
o'clock this afternoon before judge
Wright.
po,,c, T,rvs nv Las
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night ABOUT : eioeN' ma"
much tansls-f0ot aboard attempted 70
clean out the 0oiomoo h'u''' oa
street. For TINS Pu,pcss ne a ns a., !.
Ell ,s;ar. ,;vsiv IN ,h.t lodging
house. oficsr Charley Morrow hap
pened along and captured the individual
and his razors, laid him gently in Jailor
Lloyd's best cell, and preferred . charge
Of drunk and d~isorierly against him.
v~irginia's whisky must be getting very
bad. There was NO occasion for any
hi--larity last night. but somehow or
ether SIX men OF rl.n IN, I'm ~,orn;nc
.;,hsn, s,ac,ix Knowing why things
vera ,busly.
,h.,c "a a.v,binu
s'.0A -. =. a.
TINT the street ioa'er' Of 'ns'n'" no "A
to behold. II IL q struggling team OF
twelve or fourteen mules or horses at
-,.ur,;,, In turn n quartz wagon from
T.,ior street. into @ street. They will
stand by the hall hour Watching inc
tsams'ers lsIkins ~ s,s;n' thsn nm.
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