Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-07

'a"!er 'nAise w 'ne Jury IN
'he case o' b.. barnes CT Al. vs.. tho GALL
fornia Mining Company was lengthy and
exhaustive. He s.id thar. ware mn impor-
g. a.. -
iuos'ons in'oi'eu'h VIZ 80.
and he l no understand the council on
either side TO ask for any specific charge.
rhs o,.s,;o, tor AZ. ,,r, ,o d..s,mins
I.' 49,, -.
was aAmpie question oi iAet. WIN 'ns
the Court had nothing " do. II Wa his
duty To submit the testimony 10 them; II
-. NJ. Id,
u's" 1po""
down AZ the outset The distinct propssiuon
that II deyolved upon the plaintiffs TO
nal. nm, an .m,m.,ix. cas-. n, thu perfect
-.
sa'isiaeuon OF the Jury. no 'nsn PRIV
ceedei to review tho testimony. prefacing
his remarks by c~autioning the Jury that.
should he Inadvertently indicate an opia-
ion upan the weight due 10 any particular
piece Of testimony. or sny line Of fscts.
,hsv shouiJ giysit no weight whatever.
They we're he sole iudces Of the facts In
the s.se md mu.t tske all the testimony
anil b,ymopire n AZ hest they could. He
suggested Ina, n wss the testimony, II II
va c,nahlc Of snch construction, that no
crime sbould BE- implied. The Law always
nresnme. innocence: AMI guilt il only al-
iudr,J where IL /. impossible 10 arrive at
any other conclusion, In the conflict OF
te.timony II /. not necessary 10 charge any
witness with perjury, The inhrmitics OF
the human mind mus, DO considered. and
a mans foryetfulnsss Of circumstances.
occurring MANY wears ago, must be taken
into the account.
The Judge descended from the bench
and took a position npon the floor, In front
Of the easel supporting the maps and dia-
grams that hal been used in the trial.
T,kin. a cane for A pointer, he pro-
c,.l,d IA ~analyze the testimony ON the
op..tion az original location, He said
her MA. ma disnnte thai Cxmp and Bisbop
mall In ilr.t location ON the present Cali.
80, .,onnJ They loeatej COO feet
he an,irc cyten, on The present California
elalm~somstime in the summer of 1883.
pn, ,his Was . mere surface location. Az.
t,r maxim, that LEGATION they were called
aw,y IN What h, now Carson. While they
xs,. sb.ent very rich jsposits Of ore were
,1,..os.roJ ,nst nar,b IN THAR claim. ON
~ a. an. ooh,r c,onnd
-. ca,.v h hal sxn.ctsI FOR
sa"'s A. :h.rs in ,he clam cav.reJ
nv ,.,sa .I;.covsriss ionn5 bimseIf Iocs-
~, on, ,nJ ,bs,sn,,n ,onrht IN male an
;nlsnsnJsn, ioca,ian a. near 10 hi. rich
.Iiscds.rx A.. nos.ible. lie therefor, locs-
,.I ia isc, ~ The ou,rtz ledge immedi-
.,slv ,dIoi,ing tb, Onbir claim ON the
Mi, mi. S.. q, An. yrounJ which
~ - 81, ,msJ hv camn
aa'u pishdn M H. ra,nrn ~ csmn .nS
49, 1T. -. ~. ,a,aa 80. H.
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ia r. ,=.s,;n,anv icarsv tell.
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sho,lJ al ,hrsa holI An. northern iEo
s.".na aa,aaan anI Ia o., .honId
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ntssn' n,.han on a. 90
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nnu'n, =. =. ~. ar H.. $500
VI ~" n"n,,., =, ,s.,,n,o.r Tn 5oin,
nv .aIa.n a.. .i.s,sn..s in,o
SO you viii taAe al 'hs 0"'u' NV
eons'ueiA'lon, A.. ..,,.., A..
.n" $50 N. ain.I aaIS
a nm W ~ sa.erJs., nj.
i n ns'I.a NJ s.na.rl.I nnon ,ha Fac,
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ma ma ,"",,aaI. ,r, h. L. shaveJ th.t
na, ustou' vu ~ ~, 49, an,srs.1 ,rIa'
,ssn -. sJ.a A.. a. Lila
Pcnun, 80 sy,na M. Is
Ca'o W VIZ "'."'"ei' y
tnio"s thefo Is o'ue' ''''ene. NJ
sider'd IN srri,ins ~ so'"u,n = WI
Agreement "hat wn he suosequeh'
OF the paru.s, oa WIS po.h. eno
judge went luiIe Iuiiy in'o W. sS%n,ey'
anees male Arguing 'nss "n ma an,
bishop anu ootsy, n, .nr.,, so'u 1. ~.
the northern ioo iee', Oily aion. o
remaining Soo ico.. inousa "" !" =, -,
th.ie was sta,e "ispu'e' m"
W the Jury tna' IN ~ ,n'n' 49,
ances OF camp anu p'shoP. ~n''a ~
tits claimed eoSeisa PORTIONS ~ n y
ground, were IN reality eon''yshses " uie
ground lying south oi H. Anu Known !.
Central No: :. Cor,ys eonNeyAhccs ..
this particular ground we're rccoghiheI ~
the ume' anu tue anu Po->i'n n
passed under those eo%n,eyAnsss uo" ~
the present. owners. 81" ."e pA.n 40
out all their Interests IN tne nor..ssn I,o
iett Core! sou gu, .ne I'M 80 ~,
and Camp y bi-hoP so,u .hv ~ ,so'
next south oi that. All IN tne ran loo',
anil hon NIL WNnI AWAY. NOnU OI NuIII