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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-10
Districs Cours.

The following business was transacted
in the District Court this morning :
Virginia Savings Bank VI. Blanchard
Alias summons issued.
Same VI. Observation-Disclosures order.
Steel and Shannon vs.. Gold Lead Min
ing Company-Till 30th given to answer.
Curry VS.. Observation-Disclosures till
22d.
Greewir VI. Holvcge - Findings
amended; motion for new trial over.
ruled. Five days stay granted and sup
Elemental account ordered fled.
Kelly VI. Millsr-Appsal dismissed on
the ground that IN appeal will not lie
whore Judgment Is entered by default.
Aude VI. Enterprise Publishing Com.
pany-Dsmurrsr in part sustained and
taken under sdvisement as TO other parts.
Brodek Va. Wilson-Complaint amend.
cd, demurrer overruled, till and inclu-
ding the 30th given to answer.
Cohen W. Block Demurrer with.
drawn, five days to answer.
Derby vs.. Auriok-Sst for next Sat-
urday.
Youngworth vs.. Jswsll-Motion for
new trial continued.
Young vs.. Vermont Con.-Continusd
till next Saturday.
Waters vs.. Lady Brysn-Writ OF a''
sistance issued.
Nevada Bank vs. Derby ct al.-Mo.
ton for Judgment on the plsadings
waived. leave given TO amend complaint
and answer; set for 10th.
Estate OF j. A. Grant, dscsased-As'
count confirmed.
Citation OF Cohen in matter OF estate
Of William Wilson. dsceassd-Motion to
vacats order denied. Citation going on.
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PACIFIC icoAsr IBREvITIEs.

Lyon County Times. May 10 Tom
Wogan Of this city was 30 %seriously In.
jursd ct the Mammoth mine, In Lake Dis
trictlastS Sunday, that be died . shorttims
after. Woean and . fellow.miner were
sitting on the surface neal the entrance
to the tunnel on the $50 level Of the
Mammoth, eating their lunch, whom .
bowldsr weighing several tons rolled
down from the groupings with fdshtful
velocity, and caught them before they
were aware Of their danger. The nm
known man was instantly killed, and
wosan sustained Q fracture Of the base
OF the skull, with o serious liberation Of
the brain, about three ounces OF matter
sxuding from the right Q in less than
Ave minutes after the accident. Mes.
senRsrs were at oncs dispatched to Bodie
for physicians. but Wogan died before
sny could reach him. BE leaves o wife
and Ave children who still reside In this
city, Mrs. Wogan keeping the lodging
inRs known % the Mansion House, near
Mullard's. The bowldsr Is supposed to
have become loose BY the thawing ofthe
snow surrounding II.
Eureka Sentinel, May o: About S
O'Clock yesterday morning. after the
close OF the dance at the Consolidated
clearinghouse, on lower Main street.
Oliver Webb became involved in IN
alteration with Harry Fallingsr. better
known a. Handsome Harry" and was
shot by tho latter. The ball entered the
left side OF his abdomen, and lodged
half an inch from the right side OF the
back. The ball was removed. Webs
situation Is critical, and It 10 barely pos
sibls no may scovsr. Fallinger Is in
Jail.
Austin Reueih: The municipal OF.
fcsrs OF Austin are a. follows Mayor,
John Frost; Aldsrmsn-William Wat
son, James Ryan. Albert Steinbuoh.
Charles Lund. Joseph King. 8. I. Full
Ter, Marshal and sx-ofacio Fire Warden,
j. Bicknsll; Clerk and ex.ofacio City
Assessor, William A. Clifford; City
Treasurer, James Murray; Night Police
man. R. 8. Harper; City Sexton, P.
Lyons.
Reno is an incorporated city, and has
begun to pass ordinances.
Joaquin Miller 10 in Ban Francisco.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
(.,,o... TO H cold uu. D.nr rr~'.,
Bismsrck's Opinion.

BERLIN, May 10.-In the debate on
the tariff in the Rsichslag, Windhort,
an Ultramontane leader. spoke In favor
Of protection. Whatever. he said, were
the grievances and oppression in church
matters Of which they had to complain,
the Centre would never carry their OPP
position a outranee. and whore the
throne, the Fatherland aud the most
vital interests Of the country were at
stake they would always support the
Government. He hoped Bismarck
would show himself for the future a.
independent OF ecclesiastical oounselors
a he has shown himself Of economic
advisers. The scene between Bismarck
and Lssksr caused q great tumult for q
short time. Lasker pronounced certain
figures issued by the Chancellor as un.
trustworthy. The President decided
the expression to be parliamentary, and
therefore that 1t did not justify the
Princes sharp retort. Bismarck leaned
carelsssly against q column during the
Presidents remarks, and ct the close
advanced, drew himself up to his full
hight, and said that while he respected
the Presidents decision he himself was
President OF the Federal Council and
had nothing TO retract.
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San francisco Items.
SAN FaAscrsco, May lO.-Alfred Smith
suicidsd at his residence on Twenty
sixth street yesterday morning by shoot
Ing himself through the heart. he had
been carrying on quite an extensive
business as q plumber and pumpmaksr,
but recently business ran down, and be.
coming discouraged, he took to drink.
Ho was q native OF New York, aged 40
years.
Francis Murphy, temperance lecturer,
will begin his work in this city next
Sunday with q meeting in the Grand
Opera House. The Ministerial Union
will hold o meeting tomorrow afternoon
at 4 o'clock to complete arrangements
for the meeting.
In the case Of j. G. Duncan, on trial
for forgery in raising the certificates Of
stock OF the Safe Deposit Company, the
Jury disagreed, standing, It Is reported,
eight for conviction and four for 40
quittal.
All Sing. an insane Chinaman, was
found dead in his cell in the County
Jail ut Oakland yesterday morning. He
had hanged himself from the bars OF
his cell.
The City Treasury, which has been
closed since the suicide OF Assistant
Treasurer Cassebohm, was rsopsned
to-day.
W. @. Hicklin. aged sixty years. was
drowned in the bay Tuesday by falling
from o boat.
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RUN OVER.
Robert Csdmas Killed By . Hay
wason.

At u o'clock to-day Robert Csdman,
a boy Eve or six years old, was run over
on the Divide by q hay wagon and killed.
He came from the west side Of the street
Just above the Union Iron Works as the
wagon with its back.action, both heavily
loaded was going by, and springing in
between the vehicles attempted to get
up on the coupling tongue. Just then
the wagon ran over o stone, which
shook hin of. and both wheels OF n
side Of the back.action ran over his body
from the left side W the heart to the
right hip. The driver knew nothing
whatever Of the accident. A Mrs. Nc
knight was passing at the time and Soc
ing the little fellow lying on the ground
called for help.
The senselsss child WA taken into
DR.. Zangerle's Office. He lived less than
Ave minutes and never recovered con-
seriousness.
This accident occurred less than 100
feet from where young Roach was SINH.
larly killed not long since.
The parents o: the boy live back OF
the Imperial works below the reservoir.
Coroner Brodek will hold an inquest
Monday forenoon.
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THE AupE LIBEL SUIT.
Demurrer Inserpessd BY the "En.
tsrprise." and Partially Nus
sained.

The case Of Joseph F. Auds against
the Enterprise Publishing Company for
$50, 900 damages for libel came up be.
fore the District Court to-day on de-
murrsr interposed by tho defendant to
the su ficisncy Of the complaint.
Judge Whitman appeared for the de-
PENDANT and, after reading the alleged
libslous matter set forth in the COM
plant, and which has already appeared
in the News. argued that tho whole Of
the matter alleged to be libelous was not
80 per So. It was impossible for the de.
PENDANT to ascertain from the complaint
which part il was that the plaintiff relied
upon to sustain his action. The article
was severe on the Jurors who tried the
case and also on one John Paul. 1t was
the duty Of the plaintiff to point out
clearly what portion Of the alleged libel
Gus matter he considered to have 80
greatly damaged him. It was the right
OF Q newspaper to comment upon public
matters and in doing 30 to use strong
English. Such expressions a. those
used and set forth in the complaint were
very general and not all Of themselves
actionabls.
A to the second count in which MIR.
Aude's name was not mentioned, there
was nothing Of itself libelous in 1t. 1t
was not sufficiently set out to constitute
a second count, nor sufficiently con.
nectsd to belong to the first count. 1t
must fall under tho demurrer.
Mr.. Tuska tried to sustain the com.
plant. It was optional with the plant.
if to give place in his complaint to the
whole article claimed to contain libelous
matter, or to pick out such portions as
were especially 90. The matter set out
contained three or four aspersions on
the plaintiff aud showed malice.
Judge Whitman replied that the
plaintiff had neither set out the whole
article Of the Enterprise, nor selected
purely libslous matter from 1t. Two
thirds Of what wss set out did not refer
to the plaintiff and could not, therefore,
be libelous.
The Judge sustained the demurrer a.
to the second count, and took the other
| matters under consideration.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-10

IL Protects sisgias Bards-Whee
Game Birds Hay Bs Killed ana
Larger Animals Huntsd-fenai'
ties for It's Violation.

So many questions have been asked
Of late about our game Law that the
following condensation is p~ublished In
answer:
It is made unlawful at any time to kill
or injure, or pursue with such INTENT
any sparrow. blue bird, blue Jay, mar
tin. thrush. mocking bird. swallow. red
breast, cat bird, wren. or humming
bird, or disturb the nest or eggs OF saio
birds.
Between the LIST Of April and tho LIST
OF September, ii is unlawful to CATCH
kill or destroy. or to pursue with sucn
intent. any partridge, pheasant, wood.
cock. quail. or any wild goose, wood
ducks, teal, mallard. or other ducks,
sandhill crane, brant. swan plovsr. cur
lew, snipe. grouse. robin. meadow lark,
| yellow hammer or bittsrn; and after the
LIST day Of April and before the LIST day
Of August in each year. except in the
counties OF Humboldt, Elko, Eureka and
Lander, hereinafter provided for, any
sage cock, hen or chicken.
No sage fowl can be killed in the coun.
| ties of Humboldt. Elko. Eureka and
| Lander between the 18th Of March and
the 18th Of July. Prairie chickens
cannot be killed in the Last named coun-
between the 18th Of March and the 10Th
Of August.
Deer. antelope. elk or mountain sheep
must not DO hunted between tho LIST Of
January and the LIST Of August ; neither
must the meat OF any OF these animals
DO bought or sold. or found in the pos
session Of any person, during that time.
It is prohibited to have in possession,
or exposed for sale, or to purchase,
either from Indians or other persons,
any Of the birds. wild game or animals
mentioned in the Act, during the season
wherein the killing Of the same il made
unlawful.
The violation Of any Of the provisions
Of the law IL q misdemsanor. punish
able with q fno Of not less than twenty
| FIVE or more than two hundred dollars,
or imprisonment in the County Jail not
over six months. The informer gets
one-half Of the fine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-10
A True Nevada Romance.
Siirer City Times, May 10.

Siirer City Times, May 10.
The marriage Of Charles L. Ali, Of
Dayton, to Miss Emma j. Henley, Of
Virginia, did not surprise any Of their
acquaintance. Both Of the parties to
this union were reared In Dayton, and
have been intimately acquainted from .
very tender age. About three years ago.
while boating on the lake at Sutro, in
company with Miss Emma Ahl (sincs
become Mrs. Al. Reynolds) and . gen.
tlsman from California who shall be
namelsss, the boat upset, and the name
less, gallant Immediately swan to the
shore, leaving tho Misses Henley and
Ali struggling in the water with Charley
ALL. The latter. with rare presence OF
mind, luckily succeeded in holding the
boat with one hand, while with the other
he caught hold OF his drowning sister
and assisted her into the boat. he then
swan toward Miss Henley. and caught
her by tho back OF the neck just as she
rsappeared for the third and last time.
and also got her on the boat, which he
then pushed toward the shore, where all
three landed exhausted. Since that day
the event which occurred last Sunday
has been expected. The young couple
will reside In Virginia. and start out in
life with the hearty good will Of all who
know them,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-10
TIE FIRST wAsnISo.-Major Dovnis,
Superintendent Of the Centennial Gravel

TIE FIRST wAsHISo.-Majo Downis,
superintendent OF the Centennial Gravel
Gold Mining Company, Nevada county.
California, says be will commence wash.
ing gravel from the mine on Monday
next. There is o considerable amount
Of gravel in sight which he thinks will
pay. The mine is owned principally
in Gold Hill and Virginia.
TIE orchestra at the Opera House is
improving. Last evening they gave
new selections throughout. interspers-
ing Martha" and Norma with such
pleasing productions as "kuckuck
Polka" and "Any.Old-K uivss-to-G Grind
Mazurka."
G. G. STEVENSON, President OF the
Nevada State Agricultural, Mining and
Mechanical Society, has gone to Reno to
attend q meeting OF the Board OF Direc-
tors. A speed programme will probably
be arranged at this meeting.
LoclrIoS.-J. L. Husssy has located
the Essex, 1900 feet. Virginia Mining
District. south Of the Young Bonanza,
1858 acres.
Mn. BARRErr il billed for Nevada City,
California, Monday night and Sacra-
msnto Tuesday night.
TEE examination o. Jack Jones and
Annie Daley has been further continued
till Monday ct IL n.
soxE good mseadamizins is being
done on tbs Gold Hill side Of the Di.
vide.
TEE tailings msn and poor pickinss
down Si1.mils Canyon this Spring.
W. G. Evans has license 10 marry
Margaret A. NoMsnsmy.
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The River Pirates.

Rio VISTA. May lo.-Ths Greek fish.
ermsn arrested here were examined be-
fore Justice ]. D. Ingsrsoll yesterday.
They pleaded guilty to the charge, and
were sentenced to pay $40 fns. or be
imprisoned for twenty days. They ae.
copied the imprisonment, and ere now
being conveyed TO Fairfield. The pro.
cssdiugs have created q great deal Of eI.
element all along the river, and cape.
cially at this place. Early this morning
twelve boats arrived from Suisun bay,
with sixty OF seventy friends Of the prs
oners. More boats have been arriving
during the day, until the streets are
throngsd with excited Greeks. 1t bad
been anticipated that trouble would en-.
sue from q conviction, and Sheriff vii.
listo., at Fairfield. was applied to for =
posse TO assist In retaining the prisoners
should . rescue be attempted. All
passed Of quietly, with no anticipation
OF further trouble.
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RM0 FoUND.-A ring was found In
Miners Union Hall. Gold Hill, the
morning after the recent fremen's ball.
The owner can have the same by calling
on Chief Kennedy OF Professor Varney.
wonK will be done on quite q number
Of claims in Flowsry District this Sum.
mer. Many miners are establishing
themselves down that way.
The machinery at the New Wells.
Fargo is being overhaulsd, preparatory
to being started up.
SEVERAL business notices, crowded
ont to-day, will appear Monday.
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Rosa ROWers.

LONDON, May 10.-Ths Sportsman IN.
nouncss that j. W. Bristow Of Auburn,
New York, who is o at Newcastle,
yesterday proposed to Elliott's hackers
to match Charles Courtney, Of Union
Springs, New York, against Elliott, for
f20O q side, the match to be rowed on
Saratoga Lake in August. The matter
was fully discussed, and no grave dis.
agreement was manifested. Another
meeting on the subject was arranged.
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SuorouS MrsaESGER.-The stage from
sutro and Dayton to Virginia City yes
tsrday carried An ornament in the shape
OF . wells.Fargo shotgun messenger.
The trsasure.boI contained several thou
sand dollars, and tho express company
did not wish to run the risk Of losing
their money by the trough" gambling
process.
A SOCIAL Donation Party will be held
at the Parsonage Of n. E. Church. Gold
Hill. next Tuesday evening. the 18th
inst Friends OF the Pastor and Of the
eause are cordially invited. Music and
other enjoyable attractions will be pre-
scented.
pRoy. DrLrprASE has composed q
piano and organ duet for the Murtha'
portsous benefit. which will be played 6y
himself and Prof. E. J. Pasmore.' DC
has also composed . song to b sung oy
Mrs. P~orteous. entitled "Answsred.
Assrssxrxr.-- An assessment OF 20
cents per share is levied BY the America
Mining Company. delinquent on the
28th Of juno next. See official notice
in our advertising columns to-day.
s. v. MOONEY has been appointed
AGENT for John A. Robeling's Sons
Company's wire ropes. Trenton. New
Jersey.
B,oox rnour from Independence
Lake, high up in the Sierra, are begin
ming 10 hAd their way to the Comstook.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-10
CITATION OF COHEN.
sensshi,E About That sS,eeo Nsts
A Rsseaily Trick - Cover Up

To-day the District Court cited Mr..
Cohen to appear and tell what he knew
about Q note for $1,000 belonging to
the estate OF William Wilton and the
coin supposed to be on deposit with him
belonging TO tho estate. Mr.. Cohen
took the stand after . motion on his
behalf to dismiss the proceeding was
overruled.
He testified among other things that
no had at one time drawn for Mr.. vii.
ton "a, 400 from Wells, Fargo & Co. and
that he gave II all to him. Mr.. Wilton
was on the morning shift at the time
and could not himself draw the money,
80 they arranged ct the bank for depo-
nent to draw IL.
He had also given deceased his prom
issory note for IS, 1000. He was at the
time in the stock business and stocks
were going down and he was afraid his
creditors and brokers would eat him up
alive. Mr.. Rich asked him II he had .
confidential friend who would help him.
He went TO Wilton and told him what he
wanted. Aftervard both went into Ban.
ner's store whore they could have q wit
ness and there he drew up Q note for
IS, 900 and gave II to Wilton. They
then won't out and Wilton handed him
the note again. They then went to
the Office Of Kirkpatrick & Stevens and
told them that IL anything hap.
psned he (Cohsn) wanted Wilton to be
q preferred creditor that he had o note
for 5000 against him. They asked
Wilton II the debt was genuine, and he
said he could not 60 into court and
swear IL, and they said It would not do.
He said that he was afterward at
tached aud while the Sheriff was in
possession he tore the note up. as he
knew It could be Of no further use. He
gave the note because he was afraid oil
his creditors and tho brokers here.
After hearing further testimony OF
quite another character the Court granted
Mr.. Brodsk, Public Administrator, as
administrator OF the estate OF William
Wilton, an order to bring suit against
Mr.. Cohen for the note OF $4,000 and
also for $500 coin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-10
Paroles Chances.

LONDON, May 1O.-Ths Sportsman
says: Parole won yesterdays race in
the commonest cantsr. 1t declares that
there can be no question that he is a
good horse, but does not think he Is
much to be feared by the English own.
srs In the Ascot, Greenwood and Don.
caster cups. In the gold cup race and
EPSON he will carry fifteen pounds less
than Touchst, and should therefore
reverse his Chester Cup form.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-10
srIMULATB THE SLUGGISH

Kidneys. In addition 10 its tonic and caihar.
tic properties. Hossettsr's Stomach Bitte1 81.
ercises q beneficial influence upon the Kidneys
and bladder, when they are inactive. BY stimu.
lating them TO reneved exertion. thus reopen
untitled whose regular channel OF exit 10 the
orcsns Of urination. Among tbess are certain
Abnormal and innammatory elements. product
i've Of irrepsrabls injury to the system II not en-.
tireiy expelled. The Kidneys and bladder them.
selyss arc also benefited BY this stimulus. -
their inactivity u usuaily . preliminary 70
eIperience, In common with other portions Of
ths system, the potent. invigorative effects Of
The Bitters. which furthermore oorrscts disor.
dared conditions Of the stomach, bowels and
lyer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-10
ASK YOURSELF THESE QUESTIONS.

Are you . Respondent sufferer from Sick
Hesdache, Habitual Costivsness, Palpitstion Of
the Hsartf Have you Dizziness Of the Head.
In your Nervous system dcprcssedf DOES your
Blood circulate badly! Have you . Cough,
Low spirits, coming up Of the food atsr eating.
Etc. ctc.f All Of these and much moro are the
direct results Of Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint
and indigestion. dzxxn's Aususr Flown 10
now acknowledged By all druegtsts TO b . posi-.
he United Ststes, through druggists. 70 the
people a . trisi. Two doses vii satisfy any
pcrson Of lie wonderful quality In curing al
forus Of Indigestion. Sample bottles. 10 csnta;
regular sire, rs cents. Sold positively BY all
nrstolsss druggists In the United States.
ANU Wad
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Turkey and Russia.

LONDON, May lO.-A correspondent at
Vienna tslsgraphs that the Porte has
declared its intention to precipsts q con.
ference OF ambassadors at Constantine
pie on the Greek question. The cir
cumstances seem to indicate that the
Turks has completely espoused the
views Of Russia In regard to Eastern
Roumelia, namely, that the Turkish
troops should remain outside, leaving
the insurance OF quiet and the conse.
quent re.sstablishmsnt Of Turkish au-
thority to the Russians.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-10

Reno Journal: Our Glendale friends
arc now thoroughly alarmed, for the
gr~asshoppsrs have appeared there by
myriads. About an acre OF the Wood
worth ranch. leased by Sunday Croker,
IL literally alive with them. and the
growing grass il consumed at Q rapid
rate. II no means are discovered TO
check thsm the destruction OF every
thing green on the meadows must follow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-10
Cs.u.asd Te..ighs.

There was Q very large attendance at
the Presbyterian concert and festival
last night at Miners Union Hall. The
dancing was a great attraction for many.
while the dns music discourssd BY the
Washington Guard Band pleased all. SO
grand and 20 enjoyable have these enter
tainmsnts become. that last evening
everybody voted for . continuancs. and
hence II was determined to have another
this evening. This will please all.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-10

winnemucca Slpz Stale. May 8:
"Jack" CASTOR, An old pioneer stage
driver, died at the hospital in this city.
yesterday, from paralysis. He came
here from Idaho recently, and had been
INDUCING too freely In conversational
Auid'' until Q few days since when he
was stricken down. he was about
hfty years Of age. and VA to-day taken
10 Eiio, by his brother. for intsrmsnt.
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Good for Gas.

LONDON. May 1O.-The Metropolitan
Board Of works. after recent expert
msnts on the Thames embankment,
fnda that electricity costs two and q
quarter pence an hour per lamp, more
than the best gas giving an equal amount
Of light. The report declares the de-
feots connected with the electric light
must prevent Its general adoption.