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The New York herald., 1878-10-24
THE COURTS.
TribulaticnS Of an Amateur
Thea trical Manager.
A POLICEMAN'S DEFENCE.
The Liability Of Savings Bank for the
Acts Of Its Trustees.

John Thompson's Stadt Theatre troupe appeared in
full force IN Marine Court, Chambers, yesterday, TO
oppose a motion TO order OF arrest issued
~ his instance against Counsellor Henry J. David
Thompson sued TO recover from David on his own and
assigned claims OF members OF bis com Dany ths sum
OF $3.50 he further alleges that David engaged him
md company TO ACT a. the Stadt Theatre. ana IN
order satisfy them Of his financial responsibility
represented them that he owned twenty last
horses, was the OF real estate IN this city
which brought him rental OF 81, 600 month, owned
500 600 in United States bonds. was one-aith owner
OF the stroudsburr and Bethlehem Railroad and per-
iectly esponsbe for any debls which he might
tract All these statements on the part OF David
qhom pson slleges 10 been iasc and made ii
intent TO cheat him aud his company On this al
-lx.., pas...a ,cas ado clrlII
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against her In the Superior Court dvorcs Judgs
Freedman yesterday referred the matter 10 Alfred
Erbe.
jeremiah J. Smith wants a divorce from hrs vile
Lizzie the ground Of adultery. She answers that
away IRON her. and IN his absence she married
doning her alleged odeuce Judge Donohue. IN the
Supreme Court yesterday, reserved his decision ON
motion 10 allow the vile alimony
The New York herald., 1878-10-24
A WAR ON BILL POSTERS.

As there has bcen ssme dificuty for little while
bciween the Metropolitan Elevated Railroaa and the
bill posters relative 20 the posting OF bills on The
poss OF the railroad sixth avenue, and as the po-
lice Judges have been unable to hold those against
wnom mDlaints have been made Tor this onencs
under the BIN Posters act, Judge Ouerbours yester
day resolved 10 make a test case. Accordingly ne
held Ricnard CvpfiI in 500 10 snswer on similar
charge, the complaint Ucing made out tnis time Tor
I'm slioous misch,sf IN dsiscing structure" whch
brines tno onencc, IN Judge OuerbourR's Judgment,
un dor apior 451 OF tue Laws Of the state OF New
York, emitted 'An act Tor the more elective prevsn-
lion OF wsnson and malicious IN ischicl."
The New York herald., 1878-10-24
IMAGINARY FOES.

Michael Delany and Timothy wcedmors are two Of
. greater number Of iabcrsrs employed IN the con-
ssruetios Of q new building in Thames ssset. near
Broadway. They had no work yesterday. and Delany
20, drunk Ps,ssrs By the unnnlshcd building wore
hailed with = storm Of bricks from tho hands OF
Dciany, who In semi- ude condition was dsfending
the structure against imsgiBarg enemies. 0nicer
McDonough entered the building TO arrest him, and
was assaulted by wssdmors. He took both into Gus.
tody. Judge kubrstn scnt DcIany to BIaekweIrs
island Tor one ION H. In default oil 5000 bail TO keep
The peace, anu hsId wsedmoro In 5000 Tor trial,
tns rUa nj M
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FAIRNESS.

THE YoBKvILLE MHNSRKCHoR CONCERT.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
II John rhsan still desires TO know what was done
with the proceeds Of the given BY The York
vile Mn erchor would advise m. as have dOns
once before look ia the HERALD OF September "a
rs, where the amount handed 10 Mayor Ely was pub
lisbed would request him 10 yisit tho secretary OF
the Yorkville Man nnefchor, whefs detailed report OF
the com nittse will bc shown to him.
ONE OF THE COMMITTEE.
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psned at Fosters; that Foster had answered oy
writing paper concerning The death Of memoes
Or the Deems family, and had told about the req ino
ink tattooing arm OF dead son OF tno pss'of
The Commodore asksd him no believed those tningl
done by spirits. He said by the sprs oI
and disa vowed any faith in the manifestations. -
don't believe them. either, doctor" said tue Com.
modore When Dr. Deems pressed him ior nis views
on tho subject the Commodore said he thought theu
much and skill In II. but nothing moro
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THAT STUBBORN JUROR.

The stubborn juror 10 well Known character
whsssvsr the jury system ob,aina IL 10 very rare
that he appears 20 such advantage 10 hmss and the
causs OF justice did recently In case tried IN
the Newark courts. vas the caso OF Nioholas
The hav ng been given 20 tho jury thcy rstred,
and, upon taking vote found that they stood eleven
Tor asauittal aud only for conviction his odd
very positive a. 10 the gaiit OF tho accused
He went over the testimopy BIT BY bit and finally
brought the entire ssvsn round 10 MS way of think
ing and thoy rendered q verdict OF guilty.
The New York herald., 1878-10-24
COURT CALENDARS-THIs DAY.


SUPREME coUnr, cHAxREas-Held BY Judge Dono-
bue.-Nos. 26 u, 62k, u, 10. w. ~ III, l20, l32
l3s 1885, l56 l57 lo7 6s i73 l7s, lso, 94, 1871 zz7,
233 23s ISL 253 257, 255
SUPREME couRr--GKsgRAL TERx-Heid oy Pres.d-
ing Judge DAVIS and Jaagss Brady and lngalis Nos.
s' ses ,s sosn ss3 asS as9
44S l42.
surKExx couxr-srxcIAL TEHn-HeId BY Judge
GAO s5o oe eo6 6s6 6sa ls2, ssl. s92 6oz. 6o3 499
OIL, 623, 5os, 80, 4s6. 525 26 469, 470 2l5.
BsTIssa1So. 1859. I;ss. i7,e i7ss aosi. ss44 1850
1854 1855, 334o ITS, 1879. 1883 s345, 1906 1921,
1903 1904, 1910, 1872 i4s i74a 4u6l l'ss zls7 rsrs
5g7 z255 i42l ST. 2317. 1905 Io79h. 2sl2 zllz 2x5l,
y2o2 22sl 2322 23l3, 1879, 1880, 1891. 1882 233J.
90 1917 iss4 1853 1864, 1866. liza iSss .s7s is44
2342 23l3 2344, 23I5, 2346 234S 23I9, 1850, 1851,
2352 1850 1851, 2Sbs, 1880 1851
suPsRion Cougr-srEcIAL TERn-Held BY Judge
Freedman.-ko Gay calrb bdaL
sUPKaIoR CouRr-TRiAL TEKx-Part Held by
$40, 523 4Sl, s'S o2e. ess 2so as rsr. 2-a.ia oy
5o4 49, llo sol. 5oS, 5O6. 49, 5o $40, $40. Part D.
Held oy Judge ssog~,ek Nos. AZ, 4os, 6sl, 54s,
$50. $50, 445, 5o4, 39l. 622. 45l, 40.
COMMON PLgAs-GEsxKAL LTKRM-Adjourned for the
Conxos PLsAs--srscIAL TxRx-Hsid BY Judge J. y.
Daiy.-No day calendar
Connox PLkAs-Eqcirr TxRz-Hcd BY Judge J. u
Daiy.-Nos. ., 10,
Cniei Justice q. p. Day.-Nos $50, 75s, 766, 7o9,
1885, 1884, 1887 49, Io4, 627, 734, 7ss, 732 1871 ia
Par 2-Hslu by Judge Larremore. 1880, 3l7.
ara 4ls 1892 lo22 1886 1895 o9s COS, 1890. 1891 4sa
2s5 1882 500 112 1909. 1885, ll0 l01 265 603. 2S5,
l472 1856 1915 953 eo5, H. 35, $780, 1905 cas- So2,
zoo, 63i, 10, 1922.
aARixE CouRr-rRIAL TKRm-Part Held BY
Judge 47s9. 49l6, 1915, 4756 ASS, 4ss4,
Ara 4seo s1s6 456e, 4732, 4o79, 4slI, 4l3s, AIS
PART 2--Hed oy Judgc 5ncriaan.-Nos. 4iJo, 4373.
37n2 44i6 sl96 $751; 3946, 5000, 452s, 4loo, Also.
4sO3 3s72, 4432 4li9. PsrL3-deld ny Cnie, justice
5Os4 5os5. 5oso. 50s9, 509i, 6o9z, 5o9t. 5oo5.
CouRr or GENERAL SEssI0ss-Part l-Hsd BY Judge
sutheriand.-t Peopsc va James smith, grand
larceny; Same VS.. Alexander Mcclure, homieida
Part 2-hoId by Judge Giidersleeve.-fns People vs..
Charles McGrath, fslonious assault ana battery
same vs. Thoma. carroll, feionious assault snd bat.
tery: Same vs.. William Grots, fcioDious assault aud
battery: Same Va Adam Aumiller, rapc; same vs.
John Brown and John Shebsn, burglary; same Va.
Carlotta Matison, John Craig, Frtderick Frey aud
Jonu o'Brisn, grand isrcsny; same va samuel Ais.
berg receiving s,oisn goods Same vs. Charles Lor g.
sodomy; same W.. Henry Haley aud Maithew kssns
sodomy: same vs. Lew Moses, assault with intent "a
commit rape; rame vs.. Charles Becker, Frederiek
Elliott ana William Herring, forgery.
The New York herald., 1878-10-24
TRADE DOLLARS IN HORSE CARS

THADE UULLAH5 IN HUHsE CAH5s
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
Is customary Tor conductors OF street cars TO re-
fuse single trade dollar In payment Of fare, threat
sn,nR to iorcibly remove those may bo niortu-
nate enough 10 have nothing elssf THIS happened
to q lady this afternoon on Cortlandt street CAR
The conductor roughly threatened to eject her, and
would certainly have done had not lady foru.
nately required iare IN nsr possession. What
IL the meaning OF thisf ls trade dollar utterly
worthless and II so, why are they circulated bv the
government a. allf HARD MONEY.
The New York herald., 1878-10-24
JUMPED FROM A ROOF.

Francis Berets a Cuban. thirty years OF age, whs
has bsen acting strangely Of late assembled TO the ROOT
oi his residence No $40 Fulton street, Brooklyn, yes
tcrday afternoon. and jumped into the yard. dts.
tance OF forly feet. His skull was fractured and
severe Internal injuries sustained. The man was ro
moved 10 the CIV Hospital. Slight hopcs are enter
mined of his recoyery.
The New York herald., 1878-10-24
MORE LIGHT.

To rHE EpIroR HsRALD:-
At Tho crossings OF the Bowery and Canal street and
At the Bowsry ana Grand street At SIX r. NJ. null
tituhes OF people going home The confusion and
danger great from the crowd OF horse cars and
trucks. Four additional lamps required 10 pre-
vent accidcnta READER.
The New York herald., 1878-10-24
nIYnRCE RIlLLETIN.

In the divorce suit Of Catherine y. Collier VS.
Charles N. Colier, already noticed Ia tho HERALD, a
verdict was rendered before Judge Barrett, In the
Supreme Court yesterday, in favor OF tho psiutin.
Thomas smith and Corneiia smith we're married. on
tho 81 oil August 1870 Alter briof and qaiet msr-
,af career mr. smith, he alleges discovered that
MS vile was unlaitnfui 10 nin, and brought n suit
The New York herald., 1878-10-24
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

fNorH-Letters intended for this column must be
accompanied By tho writer's full and address to
insure attention. Complainants who are unw ng TO
comply with this rule simply waste time In writing
Write only on one side OF tho paper ED HsaALD.l
The New York herald., 1878-10-24
ORIENTAL SAYINGS BANK.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HxRALD:-
Can you tell one Of shs many dspositors Of the
Oriental Savings Bank what their receiver is doing,
or II he intenas ever 10 pay another dividend He
has not paid anything since the 18th OF last juno
DEPUSITOR.
The New York herald., 1878-10-24
TAKING DxposIroRs.

To THE EDfroR OF TIE HERALD:-
AZ your paper has always taken q deep interest IN
the oppressed and abused savings bank deposisors
permit me call your attention TO ths practice OF
demanding small sum OF money from each deposition
In lhe Teuionix Bank whenever payment Is made by
tho receiver. It 10 simply an cxtofsion.
The New York herald., 1878-10-24
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

ADAMS CHAPMAN Brooklyn, On ruesday, Octc
Der %, 1878, ny the Rev Noah Hunt Schenck, d. D.,
JoHx r. ADAMS 10 GRACE CHAPMAN No CARDS.
HAhBURGER-SrRAUss- In Now YORK city, on
Wednesday, October 70, 1878, by Rev Or. A. Wise
MARX HAmBcRagR. oi Columbus, Miss, TO AxgLIA
STRAUSS, oil Now York, daughter OF Moses Strauss.
H0T-SMITH-At stamford October ~, 1873, by
Rev r. Raiston Smith, b. D.. OF Yonkers, N. Y, as.
sistsa by Rev W. C, Hoyt, CLAsES W. HoYr 10 LizziH
A., daughter OF W. Henry Smith, Esq
LEAviTr- DoRR.--On "Wednesday, October %, Ia tht
First Presby Church. East Orange, J., by ths
Rev. DR.. Bellows tupce OF tho brde), FRANK r. LEA.
the late n. B. Dorr, Esq, OF New York.
PERRy-DoUGHxRrY.-On OctoDsr ~ 1878, a. 81
Paui's Church, Enslewood, N. j., by the Rev. aohn
W. Payne, ELIAS w. PERRY TO MARY, Youngest
daughter OF William Doughsrty, Esq. No cards
SMirH-BULL.-As All souls Church, October 70, ~
Rev. UE. Bellows, ALBERT M. SIXTH 10 JENNIE H.,
daughter Of the late Jonn s. Bull ef
The New York herald., 1878-10-24
ADVANCE IN PRISON LIFE.

Two youths. inmates Of the House OF Refuge
named Menael Donohue aud James Bi ngham, were
nrraigned Tor trial yesterday by Assistant District At
torney Lyon, in Part 2 Of the Court Of General Ses-
slops, charged with slonous assault with intent To
Kill. IL appears tnat, owing 70 real or sncied
grievance inflicted them at the hands OF Thomas
"a Melody ono OF the koepers on the afternoon OF
tue am Inst., wbiie Melody was overlooking the
boys In The playground, Donohuo stabbed him 10 the
back. Another keeper lound knile similar 10 that
used by Donohuo IN tho possession OF Bing-
ham, who uDDcsiiatingy admitted that ne
ana DvDonus hau deliberately formed a pan
20 stab Melody aud had liked their
knives IN shape Tor that purpose 10 orarr 70 be re-
ysnped er Melodys alleged cruelty. When called 10
the bar yesterday prisoners pleaded guilty 70 as
sauil wfln intent TO 40 bodily harm. Judge slider
sleeyc. ID passing sentence obscrycd that bad tho
prisoners been successful IA carrying out ther design
10 effect tno dcatn OF the keeper they would un-
douvediy have been indicted Tor murder In the htst
degree He thought that la accepting the plea offered
tue mercy " tne court md been exhausted, aud ne
would therefore send the prisoners 10 te state Tfoh
each Tor the term OF i've years
The New York herald., 1878-10-24
PISTOL SHOTS At x1oHr.

To rHR EDITOR OF rHs nERALp:-
In what manner Is Renvick street watched BY the
pclscef Last evening, upon retiring, heard the
port OF pistol nor is It the hrst that my family
has been reused BY pistol shot A. night
LAW AND ORDER.
The New York herald., 1878-10-24
NOISE ON THIRD AVENUE.

MUSK AVENUEs
To THE EDiroR or raE HERALD:-
Please call the attention OF Tho New York Elevated
Railroad Company to tho noise mado by their an
gines, especially the punina when they leave the
tIona II is outrageous and know II be remedlsd.
Az night whom the worst It IL almost imposs.
BILE 10 sleep H. y.
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u
Engaged therein; that all he did was TO guHSSnsSU
yuler and advance and lose money his behalf;
that the afdavts against him are mere faorications
and made ior the purpose oil extorung money from
him that the attorney Tor tn thompson Threatened to
botner h with OF arrest II he did settle,
as he he Attorney could leI no money out OF PLAIN
iii ana must get II from defendant, but tho latter re-
Piled that no wound not settle even Tor nve ccnis.
mr. jacob Cook. lhe treasurer oi The theatre, swors
10 aidavIL nnrmng the foregoing statements oil
David IN respect TO tue contract having been made
with Buster aud that all the money which came Into
tho treasury had been paid out TO those employed
IN the In opposition 10 tho moon there was
read the affidavit OF LOUIS j. Lipdauer 10 the effect
that OF his knowledge David made the contract with
the actors, the financial manager oil the theatre
and represe NATIONS charged against him as
TO his groperty There also read on the same
side tns affidavit OF Robert W. Butler IN which ne says
LhaB he Was merely the OF the theatre under
David that the latter LOOK ass nment oil tue lease
from his tButers) wife; that David got all the pro-
reeds permitted the performances TO cease tor want OF
funds and that he owes about $3,0O0 10 various
persons Tor services connected with Tho theatre ana
dd make the faise representations charged against
Kim.
.prpduce that written contract" {" said Counsellor
Levy. ION that am willing my clients onse should
stand or fali. Inc representations charged 10 my
client are absurd tneir face IL he Kept twenty
seven fast horses and had the monthly rental which
they say be represented himself as having and at the
game Time stupid enough to engage In such
petty Bowery theatrical enterprise as th.s his place
would De properly in q lanaric asylum instead OF
court Produce that written contract" again thun-
dersd Mr. Levy, ..and then II viii be win whom
the contract made. That Is oil We ask. and we
are VIKING 10 try the case within Two hours"
In The case OF the actors Judge NcAdam took the
papers reserving his decision, and gave the printer
time put IN aidavits IN opposition TO the motion
The New York herald., 1878-10-24
THE PoLlCEMAN'S CLUB.

A few days since there was rcportsd In The HERALD
tnc facts an inquest taken before Judge SedgwicK
IN the Superior Court In the OF Annie Hardwsk
against Eugene Roilly, a policeman. MrA Hardwick,
az will be remembered according TO the statement In
her complaint on the night before Christmas last was
on her way 10 buy presents Tor her children. Wnis
on Eighth avenue she accosted by tne
cfendant VINO, as sbs alleges. attempted
liberties with her and upon her resisting
threatened luke TO The station house Carrying
tns threat Ia execution tie dragged along, and
on the way, sue further alleges, ciuobed her and
Otherwise maitrealed ner. she sued him tor DAM
ages and judgment was taken against him by default
fence actIon winch, Oh account oil alleged una
vuIaabIs circumstances, he not able at the time
10 put IN. motion made before Judge Freed
man, IN the Superior Court yesterday, TO open the
default, the me being based on an amdavit OF
Daniel Manan, The attorney Tor the defendant VINO
states that he had idea that Judga Sedswick
would call calendar so rapidly, hts
rnenps case beng somewhat advanced on
Tho calendar, and Tor this reason he
did not ex pecl that the would De reached 80
tualy engaged. he says, IN arguing motion IN the
Supreme Court, Cbsmoers He adds that be believes
the defendant has good defence to the action, the
latter claiming his answer that on the DAY 10 ques-
and while duty, The paintin, who Was pcfam-
buIaling on his post was under the influence Of
Iquor noisy and boisterous Ia her language, aud
dsordery ia her behavior; tnat she collected large
crowd around ner, and by her words aud actions In
terisred with ana annoyed peacesble citzens For
these reasons and the discharge OF his duty he
rested hor, but, he says, without using any more
force than absolutely necessary under the circum
payment Of the trial lees aud tue piainis disoursc
ments on the inquest
The New York herald., 1878-10-24
SAVINGS BANK TRUsTEEsHIP.

SANlNGS DAMN lhOolLLohlr.
The trustees OF the Bond street Savings Bank in
Apri 1873 directed ,he purchase IRON Robert Irwin,
also trustee Of tho bank OF toe lot corncr OF Bond
street an1 the Bowcry, on which the bank building
was subsequently built. For the lot there paid
$50 500, and the building cost $l25,ooo In 1876.
wnen bank Jailed, owing TO the depreciation IN
real estate, both tue lot and the buioing we're
worm only $4,000, and suit was brought
by Willis s Paine, the reccvsr, In Tue
Supreme Court have the ssio set aside
and compel IRWIN TO bear the loss, on The ground
that a trustee cannot deal with corporation of
witch he il trustee Judge Van Worst sustained The
demurrer TO the compiaiat though hoIding tnat the
sale voidaue, aud that made dincrcnce inst
IRWIN Was one OF The many trustees or mat ne was
not present at the meeting wheu the purchase was
resolved upon. Yet, as the bank had been built on
the premises, and The compliant sverred that The
corporation could not consistently recover the lot
ana builai ng Tor the cOnsiderauon money. IL could
have no reiiei - piantn could not make deisndant
pay tor Improvements. From this decision an appeal
was taken and argued before the supreme Court,
General Term, yesterday. Decision was rescrved.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27
TnE LApOK PROBLEM.

A View soIution Proposed In wash.
isE-rhe Eaiisssd Labor Asso.
ciatioa.
WASHINGTON. Sept. T.-A new asso.
citation is forming here known As the
ENLISTED Labor Association" II is
proposed to urge upon Congress the
passage OF q law by which 100. 900 vol.
unteers may be enlisted for Ave years
for military and agricultural purposes
on q reservation Of the Government.
Twelve skilled mechanics are to be in
each company and one regiment Of each
corps Is TO be engineers exclusively. A
soon M 10000 men shall be enlisted
they shall DO sent TO O reservation and
upon their arrival shall lay out . city
and begin the erection Of suitable quar-.
tiers for permanent settlement, prepar.
ing the ground for agricultural purposes,
aud developing the mineral Of
the country. Each corps Is to DO fur.
nished by the Government with
seeds. stock, farming implements
and necessary tools. The volunteers
are to receive the same pay as regular
soldiers. and every person so enlisting
shall upon honorable discharge DO emit.
tied to q patent for l60 acres Of land. as
now provided for by the Homestead Act
or to ons lot within the limits Of the
city. as he may elect. every alternate lot
to be reserved TO the United States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27
NEVADA ITEMS.
From Our state Exchanges.
Euraka cnunfx.

ssseN Oeuutvs
Eureka Sentinel. Sept. 2C.-we were
yesterday shown some fine carbonate ore
from the Hoosac mine. II Is q continu-
alton OF the largest ore chamber, and
may at any day lead into another big
bonanza. The ore Is Of fius quality and
strongly resembles the Ruby Hill ores.
being o yellow carbonate. The streak Is
small yet. but is likely TO widen out at
any time.
There Is no sign Of q dead duck "
about the Richmond. No less than two
dozen teams were loading and unloading
about the grounds Of the furnaces at n
time yesterday.
Very many neat and cosy cottages are
under process Of erection. and several
are already finished. that are q credit to
Eureka. They spring up In q day.
Eureka Leader. Sept. 25.-From
friend, who arrived In town to-day from
Newark Valley, we learn that the re-
mains OF An Indian. supposed to have
been murdered. were found in 3 loose
wickiup In the mountains In that vi.
ciniiy. The savage had evidently been
dead for some days. as the remains were
In an advanced state OF decomposition.
and gave forth = very offensive smell.
The Chinese in the noighborhood Of
Clark street INDUCED In q grand mid.
night row last night. holding . conven
ton OF their own. and signalizing II with
mora than thu uaual amount of noiae
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27
D...ss..,s IDs,.x.,...

The Democratic primaries yesterday
resulted in the selection Of tho following
delegates to the Democratic County Con-
vsntion:
Fiowsry-R. L. Begss. James Dryer.
First Ward. virginia-Bart Callaghan.
John C~avanaugh. A. j. Smith. Jacob
Stefan. Joseph Mitchell. John Petris. j.
Cspuro. j. Il. Hill, II. Reese. A. Lern'
hart. Ike Tucker.
Second Ward. virginia--D. A. Mori-
arty, Tim Desmond. II. d.. Halpin. VIII
liam Eckhof. J. A. Mahsnny. DIR. II.
Bsrestein. Peter j. Dunno. George knt.
zer. J. Singleton.
Third Ward. virginia-M. q. Gillette.
Martin Ford. L. A. Schultz. +. NJ. Conn,
John Kelly. L. G. LOTUS, Andy Neenan,
b. @. Moore. Dan Harrington. Louis
Esselburn Con Sullivan. Z. ID. Sullivan.
Milo Burke, A. l.. Day. Mike James, Z.
ID. Boucher. j. q. Kane. Mike volmer,
John Deininger.
Fourth Ward. Virginia Hugh Ken
nsdy. John Snow. Thos. ]. Shields, ].
7. Riordan. Jas. Franklin, ID. $. Sulli.
van. Thos. Kennedy. Jas. Quinlan. ii.
Twohig.
First Ward. Gold Hill-Thomas Err
vim. VIM. Lloyd. Ed. Walsh. James
Sloan. Chas. II. Price. Dan. Mccarthy.
John Huss. Thomas woolley, Michael
Kennedy. Richard Nasls.
Second Ward, Gold Hill-John Leary.
Dave Humphrey. Thomas Gray, WIN.
Brennan. J. Ii. Sheppard. Morris Shes.
han, Ambrose English. Luke Commit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27
Mising l-scatioss.

Notices Of location Of mining claims
have been made and recorded ~ fol
lows
by A. F. Grimmer and George II,
Smith-the Grimmer Gold and Silver
Mining Company. 1000 feet, a reloca'
ton Of the Valencia. lying about a mile
north OF the Geiger Grade Toulouse.
and about ons-half mile east Of tbs
Four.mile House. and a mile and q hall
west Of the Lousetown road.
VIM. II. Bartlett, John Christie.
Angus Finlsyson. Thomas Smith and
Daniel Mcleod have located the Angus
mine. 1900 feet. two miles north OF the
Geiger Grade dollhouse. and n mile and
q half east OF the old Reno road and a
mile west Of the Lousetown road also
the wood and water on the claim.
BY ID. +. Bartlett and ii. s. Christie
the Christie mine. 1000 feet, u reloca-
ton OF the Kent mine. situated 100
yards east Of the old Reno road. south
Of the San Jose mine and north Of the
North Caledonia. with the shaft dump
and improvements.
by W. II. Broadhoad and W. ID.
Holcomb-North Star No. 2-lJOO feet
adjoining the North Star on the east.