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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
(.r,c,A. 70 E GOLD HI. DAu. nm
After the Mormons.


WASHINGTON, February l2.-Ths pro-
visions Of the recently introduced Biga.
my bill declare that any man who mar.
ries moro than one woman is guilty Of
bisamy. This provision does not extend
10 any person by reason Of any former
marriage whose husband or wife by such
marriage is absent Ave consecutive years
and is not known to be living, nor to any
person whose lawful marriage has been
dissolved by the decree OF o competent
court. II provides that In any case OF
prosecution for bigamy any person
drawn a. . juryman may be challenged
II he 10, or has been, living in the prao.
tics Of bigamy or polygamy, or II he be.
lisves It morally. rsligiously or legally
right for Q man to have more than q
living and undivorcsd vile, or TO live In
the practice Of oohabiting with moro
than one woman. It also authorizes the
President TO grant amnesty to offenders
against the Law for offenses committed
before January /. 1879, on such condi.
lions and under such limitations a. he
shall think just, but no such amnesty
shall have effect unless the conditions
thereof shall have been complied With.
Tho bill provides that the issue OF plural
or Mormon marriages born before No.
vsmber /, 1879. shall be considered
legitimate and entitled to all the rights
OF heirs and the next Of kin OF their
naranlaL
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uRrSlER ON DEALS.
what Hs nas % Say About she
Prospects In sierra Nevada ssd'
or miue Management

L. P. Drs1ler was met by . NEws rep
rssentative on the streets Of Virginia
this morning and in the course OF . con-
yersstion said some very sensible things
about stock deals and mine develop
ments.
As far As the Sierra Nevada was con.
csrnsd, there was nothing secret going
on in the mins. He believed that the
mine had an excellent prospect. He
had backed his judgment with his money
and he purposed to stay BY the mine and
either make or lose ON its developments.
The most important question TO the
stockholders was, how to develop the
mine to the best advantage and ct the
same time not DO compelled to pay $5
for q dollars worth OF work. A great
many persons bought stocks 10 the hope
OF deals and with the expectation OF let
ting them 60 whenever they could make
q dollar or 20 . share. There was really
nothing gained by the public ct large BY
these deals, for what y made another
lost unless there was some increase In
the real value Of the mine brought
about through actual Developments.
Unless this actual increase OF the value
Of the mine was made, the stock always
dropped again and the losses the ooun'
try through equalsd the gains.
What the Comstook really wanted was
10 have more intrinsic values developed
In the mines. This enriched the stock.
holders aud through them the country.
When an ore body was opened up 1t gave
its yield to the real wealth OF the land,
and what the stockholders gained wal .
real gain and not what some M else had
lost. What the Sierra Nevada was aim.
ing at now wal this kind OF q develop.
msnt. He believed II would come In
time, and he wanted Il made at the least
possible expense to the stockholders. 30
that tho actual gain from the develop.
msnt might be as large as possible.
The mine had been compelled In ' q
rious ways TO wait for the completion
and equipment Of the Union shaft. Es-
pecialiy were the pumps there needed.
The circle OF Developments was circum.
scribed at present, and must DO till the
water OF the mine could DO handled.
North, east, west, water met the miners,
and they were compelled to turn back.
Way north on the $500 level (old 2200)
the vein was encountered. 1t gave at
first 50 so assays, the next foot or two
an average OF So rs. and then came the
water. The Union pumps would soon
be ready to handle all this water, and
then the mine could be developed and
the numerous excellent prospects here
tofore encountered could DO followed up.
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assEsgssEsssgss No. day. pr..sn.
s..sa.ssee.s--. No. of visitors

Central Sohool-High School Depart
ment-Libbis Salkeld. Teacher: Mag.
gle Gillespie 98.5. Fannie West 1874,
Kate O'Connsll 95.8. William Nelson
95.8. Lee CASTOR 95.7, Mary Randall 95,
William Likins 90.
Central School-A Grammar Depart
ment-Miss n. A. Evsritt, Teschss-
Lizzie Marks 100, Nancy Greenwood
100, David McCarty 9S. Agnes Gillespie
81, Fannie Brown 81. Mary Lloyd SO.
Millis Doten sc, Minnie Haub 96.
Joseph Hall 90, Mary Brown %, Mag
gle Fisher 95.
Central School-B and @ Grammar
Depsrtment-Msry Mcdonnell. Teacher:
Lucille Jacob, James Mccain, Maggie
Kelly, Willie Gray. Maggie McMahon,
James O'Connsll, John Cassidy. Mar
Ruerits Jacob. Mary Kelly, Nellie Moore.
Central School-D Grammar Depart
msnt-C. 8. Wentworth, Teacher: Mary
McMahon, Agnes Gillespie, Mary Gil.
lsspis. Grace Beokwith. Mary Butler.
Charlie Likins.
Central School-B Primary Depart
msut-Cassie Henderson, Teacher: D.
Gregory. Alice Magee. Theresa Poll,
Emma Psarce. Gussie Jones. Marcus
Lsiee. Dsvy Reese. Gavsy Logan. Frank
O'Lrary. Cloyds Hart. Albert Thorburn.
Central School-D Primary Depart
meut, A Class-Ella ButtsrHsld. Teacher:
Lizzie Mcneil. Annie Adams, Edith
Cowan, Bell Cross. Jennie Cameron,
frankie Gray. Emma Noble. JAS Kenny,
Eugene Costello. wm Schweiss, Andrew
Jacobs, John Fulton. Richard Stephens,
Willie Dosne. George Haskell.
Central School-D Primary Depart.
ment, B Cisss-Ida n. Lynch, Teacher:
Blanche Cahsn, jamie Craze, Mary
Croker. Hetty Emmett, Maud Jones,
Oracle Long. Daisy Moore. May Gal.
laeher. Mamie Maxwell. Sadie Mesgher,
Berta Ogg. Mary Wall. Nettie Bsnnstts.
Mary Phelan, Katie FiJou. Lena Role,
Charlie Gallagher, Manuel Wilson.
Divide School-A and B Grammar
Departmental. B. G. Davis, Teacher {:
Harry wooley. James Healey.
Divide School-C and d Grammar
Department-Msry L. CASTOR, Teacher:
Frank Pstrie. George Frock, James Mc.
Cone. Harry Stokes, Willie Gavin. Mel.
lie Booth.
Divide School-A and B Primary De-
partmsnt - n. F. Hurley. Teacher
Sophie Tobsner. Amelia Ingrum. Many
Kelly, Frances Piles. Katie Frock. Min
ME Martin, Josie Herpon. Claude Ken
you, James Jennings, Eddie Brewer,
Arthur Connolly.
Divide School-C and d Primary De-
partment-Gertie E. Flanagan, Tescher:
Maggie Chapman. May Murphy, Annie
Thomas. Andrew Mathswson. Hugh Ma.
euire, Hugh Murphy. Charley Fields,
Tommy Kelly. Willie Kelvin. Eddie
Cook, Willie Booth, Berthe Bowling.
Charley Adams, Mary Rsvin, Cora
Richard.
American Flst-MiIed Grade Depart
ment-Lizzis Armstrong. Teacher :
Otto Lawson. Dodo Lawson. Lizzie
Sims.
The names Of pupils who appear upon
the Roll OF Honor are those who have
been neither absent nor tardy. and who
have received an average Of % per cent.
or more in all the studies pursued.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12
THE COURTS.
Dissrics Court.

Tho following business was trans.
acted in the District Court this morning;
Elicit vs.. Erlich-Plsintiff allowed %
amend complaint by alleging that dc.
PENDANT has property in this State; also
ordered that summons be published.
Charles T. Legate W. His Creditors
Assignee appointed.
Cedar Hill vs.. Gold Lead-Continued
for the term by consent.
Fargo vs.. Borland-Placed on the cal.
endar; answer fled admitting allega-
tons Of complaint; judgment for plain.
tiff as prayed for.
Liens against East BONANZA estab-
lished a. follows /: W. @. Lean $l3S,
Norman Charles $SS. John Roxburgh 6S.
Thomas Mitchell 500. John Adams
$40. James Reynolds $50. John Harvey
$3.50, Paul Mitchell SOC. Michael Viii.
liams $Ss. Richard Keller 500. Peter
King 1924. A. Kennedy Sl25, Patrick
Dunn Sl20. John Neimeyer 1927 80, ].
H. Rice Sl3i. G. H. Smith $232 so. I.
T. Nswlove $40; Thomas Thornton,
assignee OF Thomas McIvsr $50 %;
Lonkey & Smith $500 o.; default OF oil
other claimants entered on filing notice
Of publishing notice according to law.
McArdlo vs.. Dickman ct al.-On trial.
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Th. Chimes. year may h.v. tvelv.

The Chinese year may have twelve
mouths or 1t may have thirteen. Each
month begins with . new moon. Six
months OF the year contain Twenty-Five
days each, and the other six months
thirty days. Every third year contains
thirteen months, the other years each
twelve.
The Sheriff's certificate Of sale Of lot
81. block Q. range @. Gold Hill, has
been Hlsd in the Recorders Office. Tho
sale was made in the case Of I~vsnoovich
VI. Succor; Tim O'Grsdy. intervsnor, and
to O'Grsdy for $9SS 6S.
Storey County Jail u filling up again.
The inmates now number % ; two 10.
males are confined there. and Ave China.
men are spending their New Year within
its walls.
Tuesday morning the State Normal
School building at San Jose. California.
was destroyed BY FIRE.
Ex-Governor Blasdel. who has been
on the Coasto0k, left Last evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12
New Port Of Entry.

WARRINGTON. February la.-ssnstor
Farley has prepared and will shortly In
troducs . bill providing for the creation
Of . new customs district, to consist Of
all that portion Of California south Of
Point Conception. except San Diego
county. The port Of entry Of the new
district IL to b Wilmington. The bill
recently introduced by Representative
Pschsco proposed to make Wilmington
the sole port Of entry for all OF Califor-
mia south Of Point Conception, thus
abolishing the Colleotorship Of Customs
ct San Diego. Senator Farley's bill.
while Eliminating the ares Of the San
Diego district, leaves the Custom.house
and the Collectorship at that point. His
object IL to divide the State into three
districts instead Of two. II IL Of interest
TO note In this connection that there are
from three to fourteen customs districts
In each Of the Atlantic seaboard States.
Maine alone has fourteen, and Farley
thinks that Californis, with her immsnse
stretch Of sea coast, should have at least
three ports OF entry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12

to capture q party OF Ave Sioux Indians.
suppossd 10 belong 10 Sitting Bull's
band, who killed one man and wounded
another some days ago on Msspah creek.
They found them near the head o.
Pumpkin creek. when a lively skirmish
snsued. which resulted In The death Of
two Sioux and one soldier killed and one
wounded. This, together with ths news
that the Sioux had gotten unasr cover
In such o manner that Sergeant Glover
and bis party could not get at then,,
came to the post last night, and n Its
receipt Captain Snyder Of the Fifth In.
fantry, with q company. proceeded OF
once to the scene OF action and put An
end 80 the affair. The scouts came in
yesterday, displaying tho scalps OF the
two Indians who were killed. The
other three were taken prisoners. and
are now being brought In by Captain
and his command.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12
Miscellaneous.

WASHINGTON. February l2.-Presideni
and Mrs. Hayes last evening gave their
annual reception In favor Of the diplo.
matio corps. The guests included. IN
addition to the members Of the diplo.
matio corps, all the prominent civil, mil.
itary and naval officers OF the govern.
msnt, Senators and Representatives and
their ladies. The reception was n Of
the most brilliant ever given at the
Executive Mansion.
Tho Chairman Of the National Demo-
cratic Committee, ex-senator Barnum,
thinks that Thurman 10 out OF the race
for President; that the West will not
have Bayard; that Seymour will not
allow bis name to be used; and that,
while not over friendly to Tildsn, he
believes him to be the strongest man.
John Russell Young 10 an applicant
for appointment n Minister to China,
to succeed Seward, whose retirement 10
agreed upon.
New York. February 12.-The Trinity
Episcopal Church. on 4th q and
125th street. Ia burned. The building
cost $125, 900; insurance, $4,000. The
organ cost SIC. 900; insurance, $4,000.
The Herald Irish Relief Fund amounts
to $154, 600, including BENEFITS dons-
ton.
ALLENTOWN. Pa, February 12.-At
Leighton. Edward Mulhsrin visited .
man named Goldberger to contradict
scandal about himself and Goldberger's
wife. After Q short talk Goldbsrgsr
shot Mulherin dead.
CHICAGO, February 1.-THE woman's
Exchange, which wal started here for
the purpose Of trading iu grain options,
has not been Q very great success.
DENVER, COL, February II. The
Ne,es office here was occupied BY NON.
Union printers yesterday.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
rso,AI TO Il soLD HrII DAILY nws.l
Miscellaneous.


LONDON. February l2.-The Irish Ne.
tional Land League passed . resolution
thanking the United States Congress for
according the privileges Of the floor Of
the House to Mr.. Parnsll.
It IL reported In the lobby Of the
House Of Commons that Baroness Bur.
detts-C outts intends 10 give half . mil.
lion pounds for permanent relief In Ire.
land.
The Pope, replying to the request Of
English Catholics for the establishment
Of diplomatic relations with Great
Britain, stated that the Church enjoys
such liberty In England that diplomatic
relations are unnecessary.
Samuel H. Plimsoll, Liberal member
from Derby. has introduced . bill 70.
quiripg that where more than one-third
Of . ships cargo consists OF grain or
nuts II must be put In bags. sacks or
barrels.
DUBLIN, February 12.-Ths Empress
Of Austria gives E200 10 the Marlbor.
ouah Fund. The Mansion House Fund
amounts 10 E55. 1000.
Archbishop Croks. Of Csshsl, acknov.
ledaing 1000 francs from the Paris UNI
vsrs for the relief Of the distress In his
diocese, writes editor Louis Vsnillot !:
at am moro proud to receive this sum
from France. through Monsieur veuillot
and the Unipers, than to receive twenty
times that amount from any other coun.
try or through any other medium"
The Times Berlin correspondent 70.
ssrts that the Emperor will not open
Parliament In person. bat will bs repre-.
scented by Bismarck. The German press
express much satisfaction with the In.
tsntion Of the Swiss Government, to
erect new forts on the French frontier.
MADRID, February 12.-Ths Judge Of
Tribunal Of First Instance passed SEN
tsncs on 0tero, the vould.bs assassin OF
King Alfonso, declaring that hs should
sunsr death BY earrots or straneulstisn.
otsro showed no smetsA VIXEN iafaEmsd
Of the sentence,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12
HOW TO SAVE MONEY.

Instead OF going to . doctor for . preferip-
ton. II you have Bright's Dissass. Diabetes,
Pain In the Back and Loins. smartinE. Innsm.
nation. .Oslculi, Bhctdust Deposit, or any
trouble Of the Kidneys or Bladder. buy . bottle
OF DIR. MISTIR's N%EPHRETICUd. the great
Buehu Compound. II 10 the most wonderful
troubles. Messrs, Abrams 4 Carroll, Wholesale
druggists. say "W regard Nsphrsnctn a.
tie Ast Kldasy nd Blddd<r Renedy w hs
mdrkst." Woodward, druggist, Portland. Ore.
gon, says ; "Evsrybddy speaks highly Of IT,
Chllds. druegist. Portland. Oregon. says: .Sold
lots OF IL; Il always does the work MANY
after the do, Dts have given them up. For
sale BY all drusgists. Pros. u . bottle. or
six bvttlss for %.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12
Trojan Matters.

George W. Dixon. President OF the
Trojan Mining Company. has been here
III. las. two or three days settling mp
and arranging the affairs Of the company
and returned to San Francisco last night.
II. has paid OF all bills and demands
against the company for labor or any.
tSine else, and says they will shortly
resume active work ct the mine, extract
ing and milling ore. There 10 . large
amount Of low grade ore In sight In the
mine which. BY judicious. economioai
management and reduced expenses can
bs made to pay. and by further develop
ment better ore may be opened out.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12
An Artificial Noon.

WABASH, Ind, February 12.-The
contract for an electric light Of 10000
candle power, to be placed In tho dome
Of the County Courthouse. intended to
light the city, has been let to the Brush
Electric Light Company Of Cleveland,
Ohio, for $500. The agreement states
that should the light prove unsstisfac.
tory the city shall DO at nc expense.
A guarantee for . perfect light has been
given by the company.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12
coRRRCr YOUR FAULTS

or digestion with Hoststtsr's Stomach Bittsrs,
. medicine which removes dstulsnos. heart.
burn, ~irrssui.rity Of the bowels, poverty Of the
blood and all shifting. hsrsssins. psrplsxing
symptoms Of dyspepsis, - we'll ~ their cause.
A conspicuous change In the appearance ~
we'll a. In the fe-lings Of those who uss the
Bittors takes place - the distressing symptoms
disappear, aud the stomach. liver and bowels
rsassume their lusction IN full force and sctiv.
iiy. Ths hsggard appearance OF The counten-
ance and pslloEness 81 dyspeptios are supplant.
ed by q healthier look, aud - the food 10 sseim-
Hated, the body acquires substance. Appetiis,
without which food does comparatively little
good, 10 restored. and the nervous system Ne
frsshed with much needed slumbsr, through
the use OF this medicine. which 10 also b,ne..
1cisI 10 perrous of q rheumatic tendency, and
an inestinabls preventive Of fever and asue.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12
rha Atlantic and Pacific.

NEW Yoax. February l2.-Ths sslig.
man Brothers are largely interested In
the bonds Of the Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad, which, subsequent to the crash
Of 1873, became bankrupt. A rsorsani.
cation OF this road has been made and Q
combination effected with the Atohison,
Topeka and Santa Fe. by which the new
road will DO pushed through to San Fran.
cisco independent OF any other line.
The companies have . capital OF $25..
OO0, 900. equally divided. Tho work will
be prosecuted with vigor. The Ssligman
Brothers express tho opinion that the
sale Of Central Pacific stock was
genuine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12
Lsttsrs held in the Gold Hill Postoi.

Letters held in the Gold Hill Postoi.
doe for better address: Mrs. Sarah Bar.
clay, Alameda, In care OF James Cook.
Chief OF Police Mr.. J. Hurley. Hum.
boldt county, CAL, Care ]. D. II. Cham.
berlaiu Mr.. Manuel Francisco do Bill.
vsira, Sacramento county, CAL; Mrs. N.
q. Clinton. Sea Clin, Sea Clif House,
Long Island.
The seventeenth annual ball Of the
National Guard will take place at their
hall, Virginia, February 20. On the
occasion OF this ball new features will
be introduced In the grand march. mu'
sic, decorations, etc.. and It will eclipse
all other balls OF the month.
Dr.. Mathews. physician and accou-
cheur. has located next to stswart's
drugstore, Main street, Gold Hill. See
advertisement In another column.
Frank McKsnns has decided an undi.
vidsd half interest In tho Keystone to
F. II. Sneade; consideration, 81. A
good chance for Q lawsuit there now.
The Arm Of Gray & Roblss has dis
solved. Mr.. Gray will continue the basi.
ness. See advertisement in another
column.
Among the departures last evening
were Mrs. ]. G. Fair and family.
Belchr has ito new incline cable which
has been so long expected.
And now they say. "ore on the 5000
level Of Belcher."
NJ. Lampson has fled declaration OF
homestead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12
Ansr.esa ssrsss Report

sAx FnAScuco. February i2-sr. n
ophir. IGN bid. II ssksd; Mexican, iss
bid. IGN sale; Yellow Jacket. 9 bid. ~
asksd; Con. Virginia, 81 bid. 8 30 ssked.
81 sale; Justice. l 60 bid; Sierra Nevada
2lk bid {; Hale 4 Norcross. 81 asked;
ovsrnan. sS bid; Gould / curry,sk bid.
81 ssked. Benton. Az bid; NJ Potosi. 30
bid. 4 asked; Chollar. 6 bid. Ct asted;
Nj Dishlo. 2ok bid. II asked. 2oA sales;
East N. Disblo. 2 Is bid; EIchequer. 81
bid; Potosi, 4 bid. 4 10 asked. 1 10 sales;
Sierra Nevada. AIS sale; Union, s4% bid;
Bslehsr. III bid; Grown Point, 4 40 bid.
A. ssked; California. 5 70 bid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12
The Cold Last Night.

At 8 o'clock this morning the Their.
momstsr in Gold Hill reached eight
degrees above zero-24 degrees below
freezing. This Ia one degree colder than
anything last winter. At IL o'clock n.
last night 1t stood at Is degrees above.
In Virginia - degrees was the lowest
point registered last night. This shows
that when IL Is still and cold the cold
settles into the valleys. Tho same Is
also proved by the fact that they have
frosts in the valleys earlier in the fall
than We do on the mountains.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12
WHY WILL O

Allow q cold to advance In your system and
thus encourage more serious malsdiss. such -
Pneumonia, Hemorrhagss aud Lung troubles
when an Immediate relief can be % readily at.
tained. Boschsss German Syrup has gained the
largest sale In the world for the cure OF Coui hs.
Colds and the severest Lung Diseases. II 10
Dr. Boschce's famous German prescription,
and 10 prepared with the GREATEST care and no
lear need be entertained In administering IL 70
the youngest child. ~ per directions. Tue sale
Of t6is med.ciue IL unprecedented. Since nrst
introduced there ha. been . constant incroas.
ing demsrd and without . single report OF .
failure to do Its work In any case, Ask your
Druggist a. to the truth Of these remarks.
Large size IS Oeuts. Try 1t and be convinced.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12
.Forman shan.

The pumps at the Forman shaft were
started up yesterday afternoon and
today arc working finely. When they
commenced they had las feet Of water
to raise from the shaft before sinking
could DO resumed. It will not take
them long to raise that amount OF water.
although above the Sutro tunnel level
only single columns will be operated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12
strike In sierra Nevada.

superintendent James reports the
wipze from the $500 level OF the Sierra
Nevada to be in the ore vein. The ore
il Of . better quality than in the crosscut
west-that Is, is richer, but not 90 clean
a. yet. Some streaks Of 1t are very fine.
Il 10 expected that the west clay OF the
vein will be reached soon. when It will
be necessary to turn the Wine into an
incline to avoid the liability Of having 1t
flood, as water 10 known to lie west OF
that clay. This winzs increases the
prospects Of the mine. since 1t is lao feet
north Of the incline.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12

A Chicago man was told, when be
registered Al Q Council Bluffs hotel. that
his wife wa already there. BE said
that there must be . mistake. % he bad
left her at home . few days before. and
she had not said anything about . jour-
nsy; bat the clerk insisted that hs knew
her, and that uhs was In the house. The
fact was that abe had slspsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12
Legal ~Conadsaee.

Attorney Dickson. entering Clerks
ofice-It will not take q day to try the
case Of Steel / Shannon vs.. Gold Lead
this time and We are surs Of . verdict.
Attorney Deal, for the defense. com.
ing In . minute later-I don't See what
they want to try the case OF Steel &
Shsnnon'vs. Gold Lead again for; the
only way for them to make anything out
OF It 10 to dismiss II and ave costs; they
have NO show ct all for Q verdict.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12

E. A. Hyde and ]. @. Mathsr have
relocated the Telegraph. Republican and
Lady Adams mining claims. 500 feet
west Of Mark Strouss's slaughtsr-houss,
Virginia Mining district. They each
slsiu $50 feet along the ledge. making
q total Of 900 feet. The claim 10 now
known a the Edison mine.