Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-01
WESTERN DISPATCHES.

falr NJ tue bay-Otncr hhs'ors'
San FnAScrsco, Feb. 1.-The dissat-
isaed stockholders Of the Wells Fargo
mine held q meeting yesterday afternoon
which they claim is properly the annual
meeting Of tho company. siIiy.siI
thousand n hundred and eighty shares
were represented. The following Trus-
tees were elected: ". Jay Smith. W.
II. Sharp, ]. W. Roberts, j.. Bsnrimo
and S. Dsgreayer. W. l.. Hslsnan was
elected Temporary Secretary. George
n. Pinney read the charges preferred
against tho Pearson management by
some Of the stockholders, which, In
brief, were to the effect that Pearson and
his CONDUCTORS had got away with about
So. 900 OF the company's money. Sew.
eral cases were cited. including the pur.
chase Of the st. Louis, Virginia and
Triangle mines, the sellers Of which had
no title to the property. and the meeting
passed q resolution authorizing the new
Trustees to examine the books and Of.
fairs Of the company, and II the charges
were found true to commence both civil
and criminal proceedings against the
Pearson Trustees to recover the amounts
of which they had defrauded the CON-
pany aud punish them for their acts.
Adolph Sutro states In an interview
that no arrangement has yet been made
for compromising affairs between the
Tunnel Company and the mining CON-
panies Of the Comstock. He further
states he has had no formal interview
with the committee appointed on behalf
OF the mining companies, though the
matter has bees informally discussed by
him and the Bonanza firm. j. q. Fair
holds that Sutro has 10 right to effect a
connection with the Savage by q winzs
with a view to turning back into the
Savage any water sent into the tunnel
by the mines. to which Sutro responds
that the Act granting u franchise to the
Tunnel Company sufficiently covers that
ground. lie also claims that II the
Savage Company bulkheads the Wine
he has several other ways 10 dispose Of
the water sent into the tunnel. IL may
be considered probable that some ami.
cable arrangement will DO reached at an
early day.
The Bank Commissioners have OH.
oially notified the Directors Of 1.-THE Odd
| Fellows Bank OF their violation OF It's
b bylaws In passing the ~semi.annual divi.
dend, and have also notified them to
comply with the law in that respect.
Should the notification 60 unhssded the
| Attorney General will at once take legal
steps TO have the matter decided by the
proper tribunal.
A Chinamsn named Lee Chuen Kay
was arrested to-day on . charge Of beat
ing his wife. aud an investigation OF the
case showed that hs had sold hor to
another Chinaman. and the beating was
given her on account OF her refusal to
change her allegiance. II was shown by
letters found In the prisoners rooms
that he has been for some time engaged
In the regular business Of buyiug and
selling women.
On Wednesday evening about 7:3O
o'clock an unknown man fell from the
platform OF an Omnibus Railroad car
at the junction Of California and Market
streets and was badly injured. An Oak.
land ferry communication ticket wal found
In one Of tho pockets OF the injured
man bearing the name OF John p.
Dwyer. He was placed in . hack osteu-
sibly for transmission to the City Re-
ceiving Hospital.
Catherine Csppola Is on trial In the
Fourth District Court on the charge OF
numbering her husband.
F. jerome O'Rislly. who has been 10
the Insane Asylum once before. drew .
large crowd In front OF his residence.
No. 5l9 jackson street, last night, by
his violent conduct. He brandished q
Ratchet and threatened TO kill any one
who should interfere with him. Officer
Won Muegge aud q special ''took him
in," and to-day hs was sent to the Nspa
Asylum.
Henry Olsen, Q native OF Sweden.
aged about 45 years, died suddenly
this morning about 4 o'clock. ct Charles
Browns saloon. on the northeast corner
OF Howard and Steuart streets. The
deceased was . hard drinking man for
the past three yesrs, and vas siob NOR
or less during that time. He was In the
habit Of Of sleeping on . mattress In Q
back room Of the saloon for tho past
two years. He VA o seaman BY occu.
patton. The body was removed 70 the