Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-30

he thought those signatures were his. He
was asked 10 take Q magniiying glass and
compare some Of the signatures on the
payroll with that on the questioned deed
and say whether he was positive that the
signature on the deed was not His. An
swer-Yes. I am equally positive now that
the one on the deed Is not mine; I never
bring the an" down like that on the
deed, and tho "B" IL finer than ! ever did
or could make; there 10 quito . difference
In tho W." there are two reasons why. 1
I'm sure that ! did not sign tho deed:
First, l should have remembered 1t, and
second. I was to receive quite . sum OF
money for obtaining the deed ; know 1 was
not able 10 get Il signed, and know 1 mover
witnessed such . deed.
After the hearing OF some further un-
important testimony. Judge Hillyer FORM
ally opened tho case for tho defense. He
said: May your Honor please. and you.
gentlemen Of the jury. I have not much
doubt but that We could now rest case
with the testimony now In. From the start
we had not much idea that this suit was
brought for any other purpose than for
large sum Of money, and. being for such.
we do not propose to let II go without In
Producing such evidence ~ We may deem
necessary to sustain our rights. Before
introducing our testimony We will take
into consideration the legality Of this deed,
the genuineness Of which has been at
tackled by tho plaintiffs. Tho best evil
dencc Of the genuinencss OF tho Bishop.
Barron deed Ia tho deed itself. II has
been on the records Of Storey county six
teen years and has never before been ques-
% ~. n.t.r .nJ two vitnesses. This
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events when oecui,eu 'hero, nh,en IN any
way Anects the v,iai'J oi ,Ais secu. on
that evidence alone the ueeu u uhihi'
peSehed.
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