Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-20
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~ Franeisee News

Kibbe, Secretary Of tho Belcher. New
York. Sunderland, Quicksilver. Jackson
and Lady Washington mining compa-
MES, has absconded. n defaulter to the
amount Of over $50, 900. He has been
Secretary OF the Belrhsr for owe nine
years, and had an excellent reputation
for integrity and adsl ~. On Saturday
last Col. Fry. President Of the Belcher
and New York companies. learned that
Kibbs was leading q fast life and cohab-
iting with q somewhat notorious woman
Of the town. Kibbs has o wife and
three children, one OF whom Is In Paris
with its mother. Fry demonstrated with
Kibbe. who partly admitted the !act. and
promised batter fashions. On Monday
afternoon. Fry. for the frat time. learn
ed that Kibbs Ind appropriated an as
ssssment OF money OF tho New YORK
Company TO q large amount. kibbeha
that morning recommended another as
sessment TO defray the expenses oil hoist
ing works. On Tuesday morning Fly
demanded an explanation. when hiooe
acknowledged his crime. admitting a
greater d~sialcation than at first suppos.
ed. He said he had got into a ngh'
place and had used about $1,000, which
he would refund from his " means.
Since that time he has not been seen.
Il was ascertained that Mr.. Apple, Su-
n-.r;r,.rdsnt Of tbe New York Compa.
nv, had advanced him $4,000. knowing
~ si,r.,;on but boninp 70 get him out.
On Tuesday afternoon further sIamina.
ton revealed the fact that he was n do.
faul,sr to the Nav York Company about
$50, 600, and about $1,000 TO the yell
low Jacket Company. The Bslchel
funds were intact, and only a fow hun
dred dollars are missing from the Lady
Washington accounts.
W. A. Kendall. well known among
newspaper men Of this city, having beer
q casual contributor to the press ioi
many years, took morphine at his lodg'
ings ON hesihy street sooa' noon 40
Jay anu uieu ',o% 'ns
p-.;s r. $780, oornns bs. beer
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ms oouln oons.oeS u9iu auu -
siinine company nus nisu ~ .as'
OF increase Oh capitai STOCK ,ton
H.OOo,oo0. IN shares OF SiVo eacn' T"
$io'ooo'ooo'
The wilcox Outrage Action Of ths
senats In the Matter.
s,cr,xyxro. Jan. l9.-In the Senat,
TO-DAY Martin offered the following
resolution:
WuEHgAs. The liberty OF the press !,
one Of the great privileges guaranteed b,
the constitution Of the State and by Law
protected and encouraged in all It's effort
Tor GOOD. and condemned and punishe,
for any attack on the rghts anu enar
Is' .ne prsrs a.1 $3.50.
n.s,sa nn"r sa.,p w;,h;,
iePrssen'"u'es W oee"P! s'"s' 49,
the haiis o., legislation, anu any ao.
OF that privilege oy undue OF snIAi'
criticisms upon the pubic acts o. ieg,s'
lators should DO punished by withhold
ing that privilege from the offending
party; and it IL b right n dnty Q.
every member TO move oy iesoIut,ot
Tor Inc expulsion OF the ouehuing party
n whereas N VIOLATION OF o uu'.
anu Pfitrsses msniosls ss' %
iatute anu against 'ns peace anu u'sn