Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-18
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sau Francisco Items.


SAX Francisco. July lS.-The Pacific
Stock Exchange has taken the same &C.
ton regarding the Bullion and E1.
chsqusr frauds as the San Francisco
Board, and has appointed @. L. Weller
to act jointly with John W. Coleman In
procuring q more honest management
for the assessed companies. Yesterday
morning Msssrs. Coleman and Weller.
accompanied by Q notary. started out
with the lists, and they propose 10 call
on every banker and broksr In town to
solicit cooperation In the movement.
The Schultz ring are beginning to Be
troubled at the forces which are closing
in upon them. and are working night
and day to cover up their tracks. An
smissary has already approached the OPP
position with the subject Of . oompro-
mise. but MI. Coleman's answer was
that Schultz must sbdiosts and pay up
what hs owes or take the penalty Of the
Law, Cappsrs OF the Schultz ring, In
order to shield thar masters from the
popular indignation. have circulated
broadcast upon the streets reports that
Schultz was not the real controller Of
tho Bullion and Exohequer. and have
limited that the BONANZA arm was the
power behind the throne. at whose d.
rsotion the assessments wsrs levied. On
hearing these rumors Mr.. Coleman I'm.
mediaisly waited upon Flood, and told
him what was said on the streets. Flood
Immediately stsmped these rumors as
falsehoods. He said that neither hs nor
his Arm had aught to do With Schultz or
any Of his mines. Furthermore, he said
that he considered the reoent assess.
msnts and their alleged purpose TO DO
an outrage, and assured Mr.. Coleman
that he was In full sympathy with him
In his undertaking. and proffered all the
assistance in his power. The necessary
papers for an injunction against the col.
lection Of the assessments on the Bull
lion and Exchsqusr are being prepared,
and In due time application will bs
made to the courts.
The six.days' contest for females be.
gan ut l o'clock Thursday morning and
IL attracting much attention, owing to
the great popularity OF the leading con.
~testsnts, Fannie Edwards. Mime. La
Chapelle and Bertha Won Berg. Tho
entire list includes the three hrst men.
toned and Sadie Donnslly. Hattie Ran.
dali. Mime. Tourtilott, Belle Walton.
Belle Morton. Lou Mason and Mrs.
Harry Maynard.
The San Francisco Stock Board has
refused to. register the Ophir Consoli.
dated stock on account Of similarity Of
name. The claim was formerly known
20 the Vermont Consolidated.
The Coroner's jury yesterday brought
In o verdict OF granddaughter against
George Bergin for killing James 0. Rob.
ertson, tho teacher at the Industrial
School.
The official returns OF the bonanza
mines for the half year ending July !,
are as follows: Consolidated Virginia,
ST. 94, 600; California, 81, 1856, 800.
In the case Of William Dover. who WA
sentenced to be hanged on June Q. Of
San Rafael, for the murder OF Henry
Kohler, foreman at the State Prison,
last April, and whose case was appealed
to the Supreme Court, the decision Of
the lower court has been sustained and
Monday next. July 81, Ia the day set for
passing sentence upon him again by the
District Judge.
The death 10 announced Of ]. @.
Robertson. the teacher In the Industrial
School, who was assaulted Q few days
ago by several boys In the institution.
George F. Berein, aged Is years, 10 the
one who struck the blow which fractured
Robsrtson's skull. He has been charged
with murder. Deceased leaves . wife
and family.