Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-19
SECOND pisPAToH.


Csneiusion Or the civil Rights Case
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SAN FRixcIsoo, Jan. 10 3 r. NJ
The Civil Rights q 8 in the United
States Circuit Court was concluded thil
morning. Tho Judge instructed The
jury that In criminal cases the principal
could not 10 held responsible for the
acts Of an agent; that the evidence wa,
insufficient 10 prove that Mcguire had
refused the colorsd plaintiff q seat In the
dress circle Of the theatre. and that Q
verdict should be found for defendant,
The jury so found without leaving their
seats.
The Antioch distillery case Is still In
progress before the United States Dis.
trict Court. Evidence will probably be
introduced to prove that In many cases
barrels have been sent here from the
distillsry from which spirits have been
drawn and the barrels sent back to the
the distillsry and realled without can.
ceiling the stamps in accordance with
law. A number Of liquor dealers have
been summoned to testify in this con-
nsction.
Al tho meeting OF stock holders OF the
Sierra Nevada Mining Company to-day
there was q full representation. nearly
all the shares voting. Tho following
Trustees we're elected: John 8. Kas,
W. 8. 0'Brisn, A. Z. Head. Joseph
Clark, General John F. Miller.
The schooner Joseph wadlsy sails to-
morrow on . wrscking expedition 10 try
and recover the balance OF the treasure
In the wreck Of the steamer Golden
Gate, burned fifteen miles OF Mazatlan
in 1863. Two expeditions have prsvi.
ously recovered q million and q half dol.
lars, and about two millions and q bali
yet remain In the wreck. Tho same
diver that went on former trips conducts
...-.t1u. All. tt-s
Richard OF, who last night presented
charges against Bolandsr. superintsnd.
emit Of Schools, 10 the Board Of Educa.
ton, 10 represented as having made
them because Of spite. When Bolandsr
was q candidate for the position last
Fall or vent 10 him and stated that he
could do the work Of both Secrstary and
Assistant Of the Board Of Education
and save the city $3.50 per month. which
would Be to Bolandsr's credit. and he
promised OF the position II elected.
Aftsrward OF told Bolandsr he could
not do the work Of both positions. when
Bolsuder took back his promise. Hence
ott's action. which Bolandsr's friends
say Ia entirely q trumped up affair.
DR.. haskell, the temperance man, rs-
former. etc.. has been held to appear
before the Grand Jury In the sam Of
$1,000 on = charge Of obtaining sew.
sral sums Of money under false pre-
lenses.
Charles schmitt, one Of the largest
importers Of foreign goods In this city.
died las. night.
The Pioneers have appointed a com.
mittee 10 see what part the Society
should take In the Centennial at Phil
adelphia.
IJapansss war vessel sails for Hon.
olulu tonight.
. Mrs. Mary O'Dowd. q woman aged 80
years, wa brought 10 the City Prison
bsastly intoxicated. She was permitted
TO 70 st large when sho became sober.
but In two year, was brought In ~
drunk - before.
The second night after Paul Morrill,
removed 10 this city his house vas bur-
elsrizsd and robbed OF . sewing ma.
chine and other articles.