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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-02

Institute NORRIS Miss Jutt made an
excellent presiding officer, being ccrtaiI,
20 get some remarks out or every one
che called upon. though nearly all Of the
speakers committed the mistake Of adj
dressing her as Mr.. Chairmanl
The choir II rendering some excellent
music, and adds much 70 the pleasure 81
the exercises.
This Institute u the largest and most
interesting Of any ever held 10 Dubois
county.
One hundred and Twenty-Five intel
lcctual teachers makes An excellent but
critical audience 10 talk 20. aud vet our
yonng friend. Frank Rcinhard. acquitted
himsslf handsomely before them on
Monday night.
Some young people made themselves
noticeable BY whispering aud laughing
during Prof. Bloss' lecture Oh Tuesday
night. They should remember that
wcll-brcd people attend lecture 81
concert 70 hear what II said. and that II
u the hcighth or ill-mannera for any one
20 engage in talking or laughing among
themselves during tho proceedings. ii
they are not interested, they should leave
the room Or keep quiet, IN Difference x
good breeding.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-02

Person al. Mr.. Bruce Carr, the ener'
gctic agent ~ MsGutIcy ! series 81 book
was warmly greeted by his many friend.
in The Institute Tuesday.
A large number Of handsome Young
ladi. aud gentlemen have aided mate
rally 70 the appearance 81 Jasper tii-
week. Our corps OF teachers will com
pare fayorably with the same number
anywhere.
Mr.. lIyland aud Mrs. Farmer, who
have been visiting GOV. and Mrs. Hem
bricks II indianapolis, passed through
HE ely Friday. en route - their home
III Jasper. Ind. Evansville Courier.
Mr. D. Brinkmcycr and twosons ~ Ey-
nsyillc. were IN Jasper agsin yesterday.
arrangements 10 70 into bush
ness here. They will be quite al az.
diiion ID our business population. and
ne COURIER would be glad 70 see more
Of such men settle IN our midst.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-02

BRiSG lS louR HrfKoRY.-Wc are
now busy saving up the lsrgc amount
OF hickory brought IN during the winter.
and will soon have Il out n The NY, aud
urge every one who has timber 10 sell 81
bring IL in e soon as possible. W.
want al we can get. and will continue
paying the highest market price. Come
in and make contracts. II yon can't bring
your timber right away, 90 We may know
what to depend on. Scheurich a 90.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-02

CoxrRAcr LET. The bidding for The
contract 10 grade two squares on Sixth
ST., last Saturday, was quito spirited.
There are about 2 no cuhic yards of earth
% move, and Il was.Iet out A $226, The
work % be completed By Jan. l. 1882.
The successful bidders are company
composed Of Pant6leon Berger, John
Geier. Simon Rich and Jos. r., Jcrger.
who each have team Or their own, and
can therefore work work chcsp. II will
only cost the property owners about liz
cents . foot front .of their lots On that
street for grading.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-02

RnrnDAY.- Last sunday was the nth
birthday Of Mr.. 4. n. Erkert, The father
Iof Eckcrt Bros. or the City Mills aud
was the occasion o. joyful gathering
lof many friends AZ his residence iu~'
across the creek. Mr.. Erkcrt was q
|pionccr III the mill business Ia Dubois
county, having purchased the Old water
mill from Elbows, which stood where
the present splendid structure IL, when
liz was The only fiour mill IN the county,
and when Jasper was first laid out.
Customers. III those early days crowded
the mill with work, and men had %
bring provisions with them when they
brought sack of corn or wheat on horse
back, q wagon load Of wheat was not
seen in those days), 70 last them until
they could get Il ground, and they usu-
tally brought their trusty rifles also, and
engaged in shooting-matchcs with those
who chanccd to be az mill, or hunted
deer and other game. which then plcnti-
fully aboundcd III tue almost unbroken
forests surrounding tho mill Mr.. Eek
'crt thus formed an acquaintance viii
nearly everyone IN circuit Of 20 miles
around. and many are the jovial times
4 he had with the old settlers. lie is yet
4 hearty old man, aud grccts his old
time acquaintance with great cordialitv
several OF them were present at this
birthday. together with numbers Of hi
younger friends, who all wish he ma,
live 70 sec many returns Of this anniyer
sary.
4
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1881. 1881.
THE INDIANA
WEEKLY SENTINEL

Has been enlarged sna improved until \ i nov the|
y LARGEST and ths vrkl rEsI paper published Y ~
TnE WEEKLY SENTINEL IL ID all regards . superior
sisnt page rcsrelAmn nsrer
The merits n the SENTINEL ~ general Newspaper
KY vel kassn ia. communication y n Y arss'
aen IA. arranged ana ll.s desssmnea that No peusr
Shall furnish test prAr'ieai ,sne r ~ patrons i'f
N IN NJ editorials. rs literary and miscellany
IA ~ord. ~ - general resa|rsif sltli not NJ suf-
passed hy psper eifcuAtsa n the STATE VIII n
particularly adapted 10 the family circle No reading
thinking man The State afford - 90 without the
WEEKLY SENTINEL a The small cost - which y y
gHr spxTrxFI Win continue 10 BE the same earnest
at0oafe III true American Democracy In the future that
M been n TIE pas ludseA proposes % haii,R
4atin nnf corruption Vast munnpnlies own and con-
frnl the Republican marty. and IN fAe failure, 4, n the
nas Il cl dn otherwise than sNSier class
thereby trampns upon the Interests 81 the producing
The motto * ne SENTINEL ~; Hold fs-' % The
Democratic 'si'h aNa battle on snd ss eefsa'piy ="
Tha kannhra,i unriy cAn nol survlv. ~ crimes. -
monument Al rqniie- CAST thfir shadows efh~ar' 'Af
Nv colo..< er.me4 n ambition !. for plumber .nc
Imperial pnrsr M tvwfv ard pfNgress rom tnf a,ys
|uhtn Grants thieves vfesriysd ~ Nhi.ky k'ns x
raise corruption fri % f.1ifeAux tragedy has htfn
marked ~ iAfany n every STEP From he DAYS When
uhn sherman battered Feerai officers fr p.rJnr,- q
~ent H~rr* c1S.. have toiowad each other IN rApId
Succession The fn6A-tiee " thieNery has flowed
candy There have been star Route thieves Treasury
Thieves. Navy Department thieves. war Department
Ara signal service thieves aud Indiana has hAf
r-.x IN. n.,urisps Sar pntc tei. nnd Secretary "
the slepablir Ssota COMMITTEE ~ the Snfr. "rsan*
lizag crime N ettys M State te,nsf ne WHY 9, ~
irsopie TIE srSItNtL viii invite br people ofIn-
ANA ~ nrlats these Republican mthps N Obtain
Isrt main ain power u VII keep m reader. in'nrs
'~h ressri " Republican 1.his ~ spct: ~ ms'asl
rr,sn s.ions their manual hates Which eliminated w
ths assassination " f President thereby capn,ns ihe
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-02

rT,HET now ersr for sale the following among extra
Il bargains IN teaI Estate In this county, aud win
shee'tuiiy show the tracts ~ any desiring par-
10. IS Lots near shs Upper Mn. valued IRON
No e. Los cioss % D. n Edmonston's rssiasnos
100 100 feet
No. 3.-l Building sui,sSle for Hotel.
No. l.lao Acres In Jefferson IT.. 20 acre. cleared.
balance heavily flmbeftl with white oak Close u AN
Line Road Al extraordinary bargain Il :5uo
10. 5.-l0 Acres near Jaspsr-2o acres cleared
rAerdinary bargain a ttCo. Terms cf payment easy
No. $50 Acres adjoining Knoxville. Columbia
fp, 10 ocFes clear. Good two story frame tu yelling,
,arn. &C. NcN.t make splendid sheep farm. Cheap
bring sna sisiern LarEs new frame house end barn.
acres cleafsd. remainder well tinbeicd. Terms essy
Ind good bargain.
No. t.-sa Acres miles from Knoxville. sbund-
nghouse AMI st-ble. Good spring wafer. Good bar
gain and terms easy.
~. 8.-le' ~ ne most eligible iqts 10 Mccrillus'
sdfior- ~ he 1oer p Jasper, ~ cheap terms, snt
Easy payments All clear ~ .ncn'nbrancc-
No. 1910 acres good ~hitr oak and coal land
lesr fosiieihwats BLDG ~ pstokA y near ihe ~
alton "a 'hs AIT line ~ n. and has oak timber enough
IA Y ~ pay for 81.
house. stsbls rrb AZ. IN N. Nexfto faloks. Al q
client location fur ms11iAciofy. CAssp.
No. ic.-s3 acre farm on The H1utinehurx road,
hrse miles from Jasper. 9, acres cleared ana well
tnc~i. rolling land. an cultsafeable, lighthouse
h.r-hasrdsd o. rooms and kitchtn GOOD stock
sier rrthart ~ 100 hearing trees. large harm and
ther orthnlI.ing~. a ~ 90.
No. $3.50 scrca Celesfine n Han township.
ROOD house of rooms. 40 bearing trees IN orchard.
iney ard II 700 Nlnss nfyrr falling water In rood
tier. On god terms sni ~ easy payuents, ~ Will
fsle for yoo1 merchandise.
No. 14.--A good business stand IN The Public
square, cheap and % cay terms. All resiyte 50 into
No. t5.-Onc eitte Nest brick residences ID town.
lexr to business, and "a easy tsfus-
No. t6.Two rIlshls lots III Mccrlllus' "a stdltion
Jasper. under soOd lslce.
No. f7.-rFtye lots together N Ksnterk's ~ sdti-
cn ~ me town. AZ unier sue fence beautiful place
" i.ih street.
No 1<.--A Gncd business haif lof ii Jasper with
livery stable nvw cnn whose lease vail expire IN IN
rontls.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-02

SuoE SHor. Mr.. Nat. Gu'ecsell haa
cprned siioc-shop East eide Public
Square. next door 10 Erny's. and T.
ready 20 attend promptly 10 All business
in his line. iieinviseT i'll lii Oh friends.
en- many new ones 10 give him their
work, and be will DO bis best TO please
them. 4itf
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-02

6rA special train Oh the Airline
came 10 Jasper "Wednesday, bringing up
the new General Superintendent aud
Division Supt. Weaver. The new officer
was going over The line 70 get the hang
OF things, and stayed At this end but .
short time.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-02

rTN. II. Wilson. dentist, has arrived
IN Ireland. where lie expects % rcms;n
about two weeks. All persons wishing
lis services in the Dental line. are re-
qucsted 70 call and sec him. Satisfsc-
tion guaranteed, and siI work war
rauted.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-02

FiGHT.-A man AZ the Court-house
yesterday was spelling for ? fight. His
bile was OVERLOOKING with bitterness. II
be had went % l-pacller'- and got
q bottle Of DIR. iui-ere's Bow a and Liver
Regulator and used IL. he wouldn't have
made fool Of himself. 4.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-02

ASp SriLL THFY WILL covr.-Xr
Krempp esss it'ss beauty Of girl, and
girls are sweetest, anyhow.
Mr. Tony krsus glories III the prettie-t
girl ii town, be thinks.
Dr. Rivham never wants 70 be behind.
and says HE girl Il . ecresmer. Next!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-02

FRrsH OYSTERS. This delicious BIZ
valve served up IN any way desired, in
1isst-ciass, manner at Il. q. Fink's boss
confectionery.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-02

rrIf you want something nice for
80 II parlor 20 10 Leo. ~ Spsyd's AMI!
4et handsome pl4ie aud marOleixtd
Or gl a,es ani summer fronts.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-02

rrGeorge Mehringer raised The frame
for his new house on 9th street this
week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-02

Teachers InstItntos
Dubois County Teachers Institute met
AZ The Courthouse In Jasper. on Monday,
November 28,h. 1891.
Called 10 order at 10 o'clock q. M.
County Superintendent A. "a. Sweeney
II the chair.
The following Organization was per-
'fcctel, viz:
Mr.. Il. q. Strain was chosen Vice
President; w. Il. pirklc, Secretary Miss
Dora iIopr. As.'t Secretary; q. r. VIII
sou and \. II. ScAnei' Enrolling Secrc-
|iaiics.
Prayer, BY Rev. 3. w. CondiE. Song
'by Tie choir.
The Enrolling Secretaries reported
cigllty--ix enrolled
On motion 81 J. NJ. Pleasant, commit
lice Of five on resolutions Was appoint
led; committee ot three on monthly
examinations; COMMITTEES u three on
introductions, and committee oftwo on
|criicizms
The chair appointed Mr.. II. g. Fink
and Miss Maggie Nohr, ushcrs.
Appropriate opening remarks by the
President, emphasizing the Importance
'of Primary work IN the schools.
Recess was taken until :3o p. m.
AETERSooS EXERCISES.
Reduction Of Compound Numbers, b.
4. NJ. Bilderback.
photography, BY }. NJ. Pleasant.
RECESS.
Language Lesson No. l, G. T.. Clarke
followed BIZ interesting remarks by the
County Sup't and Mr.. }. M. Daniel.
Physiology Circulation, by Dr. A..
Wertz.
Reading Object Method. BY }. NJ.
Daniel.
Critics report.
Adjourned until 90 p. m.
EVENING SESSION.
Institute met At p. m. House called
70 order BY the President. Two Of the
|gentlcmcp, Hon. VIM. A. Traylor and
~. DOane. who were to address the audi
ence, disappointed said assembly BY their
absence.
After some appropriate remarks BY
the Chair, calculating the objects Of the
might sessions, tho house WAS favored
\ with music by the choir.
I n j. ReiniIArd then gave An interest
ling address, The theme being Common
schools The Hope Of Our Country IIe
presented the subject under three heads
(s) Love Of Liberty.
( (b.) Respect for Law.
4 (c.) Common schools the nursery 81
both.
After music BY the choir, The house
took short recess during which lime
The programme was extended 30 - ~
furnish entertainment for The remainder
lof the evening. Ii was decided that The
ladies have full control Of the remainder
of the time.
On motion, Miss Mary init was elect
ed President and Miss DeIIic Paine Sec
lrctzry, anu the b6air announced five
minute speecheSby various gentlemen.
xe-srs. BiIaerback. CLARKE, Sweeney.
Trippet. ConliiI, hessentr, Daniel AM!
Others responded III happy veins 81
Thought, which kep. the Institute Laugh.
ling till adjournment Till Tuesday iuorll-
w. Il. Pirklc, Scc'y.
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GrThe wife Of Mr.. Zen. Dillon. Jr.,
Of Madison Tp.. was buried at Shiloh
burying ground on Monday last.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-02

IrThe quoting. rest-procuring quail
ties. as well as the r-rc4ching and pow
erful curative effects Of Ayers Cherry
Pcctoral, render II the very best remedy
known for lung diseases.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-02

0rLeo. r. Spsyd has Just received a
large aud desirable stock Of heating
stoves, which be Oilers cheap.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-02

0TMr. phi;!ip Winingcr Is building
him frame residence on his farm North
OF ireland. lie raised the frame this
week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-02

~ We notice llat II. scheurich
co = saw mill II advertised for sale Il
The Evansville Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-02

Friedman. kipgei q Go. are ship
ping lumber east This week.
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NOTICE or SALE
-OE --
COUNTY FARM !.

NOTICE u hereby gwen that The nm
~ ,let>igncd. IioMd ~ County Com.
Of Dubois county. viii offer
iur public sale. ~ the Ccuit-house door
0i said county. On
SAwTEIDAY, Ian. ~, fSs.s.
the farm Of said County. heretofore
known A. The Poor Farm" situated on
Tie New Albany road. two miles from
Jasper. aud described rs follows:
The Northeast quarter Of the North
cast quarter aud The Southeast quarter
or the northeast quarter aud the North
east quarter Of the Southeast quarter OF
section No. thir,y-onc (s1). township
No. ono Cd. South ~ Range No. four
"a West, containing IN all 10 acres.
more Or less.
The farm i III good repair. most Of II
III grass. has on II good barn and large
Sulokc-housc, q well, cistcrn and other
improvements.
TERMS on SALE:-Onc-third Of the
purchase money 10 be paid ia cash one
third In six months, aud onc-third IN
twelve months from date Of sale, the
purchaser giving notes foI such deferred
payments, bearing six per cent. interest
from date thereof. and waving benefit
|of valuation and appraiscmcnt laws,
with good freehold security, % the ap-
|proval Of the Board.
JoHx b. CONAN,
IIENRY SriiNKLL,
JonN Il. HOFFMAN,
Commissioners.
Persons desiring further information
IN regard 20 the farm, will call at thS
\ County Auditors Office.
1 Published BY order OF the Board.
IsrnoRE ScnuHxAoHEn, Auditor.
J, Oct. 2lst, ls6l-9w.
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6z0 week. en- sd~y a home easily made. Costly
~ cnt1t free. Address IErx CO.., Augusta. Name
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-29
THE TRUE VERSION.
Alfrss Williams Ms.erabIy Aequis.
ssd Of N Asrseisus Charge.

The examination Of Alfred Williams,
charged With assault to commit rape,
before Justice Flannipgham. last even
ing. was not concluded In time to pub
lish the result. There was no evidence
sdduced during the examination to war
rant q belief in the mind Of any person
that Williams was guilty as charged.
Not one particle Of the testimony went
to confirm the statement OF the pros
esutinR witness, further than that the
defendant himself admitted that he had
been In the house Saturday afternoon.
AL parties agreed that the doors Of the
house were wide open. and the woman
Who was alleged to have been assaulted
lin . moment Of forsstiulnsss) stated
that she had accompanied defendant
and his wife (the latter followed her
husband to the house within . minute.
- shown BY outside testimony to the
door. laughing about the fact that Mrs.
Williams had found her husband there
and appeared to dislike 1t. In dis
charging the prisoner. Justice Flaming
ham said the evidence OF the prosecution
was 60 very contradictory and improb-
able that he deemed II his duty to dis
miss the case. There was no reasonable
evidence given Of an assault. and the
woman surely did not utter screams IL
there VA one.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-29
wh.r. Did x.u Lear. .. Koch,

George a. Shinn, the ripglsadsr Of
the gang Of men who attempted. 10 rob
the Central Pacific train at Cape Horn
Mills, was arrested In Virginia City
night before last BY Chief OF Police
Bradley. and was taken to Auburn last
night. where the preliminary sxamina.
ton Of the rest Of the gang was com.
uenoed on Tuesday. and Is still In pro-
Rress probably Reno Journal Of his
morning. The Informant OF the Journal
10 mistaken. Virginia's Chief Of Police
did arrest Q man for Shina o day or two
ago. and kept him In Jail t~wsnty.four
on suspicion and then let him 90. With
the usual sagaoity and executive ability
for which be 10 noted, Bradley arrested
= man who answered the description Of
Sbinn % well ~ President Arthur would.
Furthsrmore. the man had been Q resi-
dent Of Gold Hill for years. It will be
remembered when the aforesaid Chief
looked at the hole In the wall made by
the burglars that robbed Manning, the
jewelsr, he straightway arrested Rattle.
snake Dick for the crime. By actual
measurement Il was a~scsrtained Dick
could not have gotten through the hole.
Facts attsrwsrd developed showed that
Dick was a. guilty % the Gold Hill man
whom the Chief arrested for Shinn, the
car robbsr.
Oh wise and ~sasscisus Chisfl Most
exemplary ofiseri How secure the
dwsllers on the side OF Mt. Davidson
should feel while you're In charged
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-29
An.r.ee. ssrsss Ressss.

BAN PlAScIsco. September 29-sr P. n
Union Con-, Ns bid. l4S asked, IAN
sales. lAs asked; Sierra Nevada. Az bid.
"A ssied. "a sales. "a bid. 22h asked. 22h
sales, 22s bid. 32h asked. 22s sales, Az
bid. "a asked. 2iS sales; Alta. sktid; EK-
cAsquer. I bid; Mexican. II bid. IN
ssked, II sales; Savage. 2 30 bid. . 50
asksd: Ophir. 8 asked. ~ bid; Hale 4
Norcross. 8 IS asked. 3 80 asked. 81 sales;
Con. Virginia. q IS bid. ~ bid. 2 50
asked. AZ sales; California. I bid; Belshsr,
AZ bid; Andes. I 30 sales; Scorpion, 10
bid, q IS asksd; Overman. 2 asked. 50
bid. I 90 asked. I IS sales. I 20 sales;
Ysllsw Jacket. 8 bid; Benton. I oS asked,
I 10. sales; Chollar. 2 IS bid. 2 es asked;
Gould 4 Curry. ~ bid; Potosi. . Is bid;
Best 4 Bsleher. i3k sales. iss bid; Utah.
II bid; Justice. CSC bid, ! asked; Imperial
900 bid. 2ss asked; Bullion. Toe asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-29

Manager Piper. Of the Opera House.
10 unable to premise anything In the
theatrical line before the frat Of No
vsmbsr.
An assessment Of 81 per share has
been levied on the capital stock VI the
Bslshsr Silver Mining Company.
d. Il. Jackson. the we'll known min
ing man. 10 now In New York. Hs
went East from New Mexico.
The assessment Of ai,y cents each on
Chsllar and Pstssi were delinquent In
the Beard today.
The Grand Jury will present their
Anal report 70 the District Court tonor.
sov morning.
Frsah eggs for miners lunch buckets
are d . premium and much sought AZ
Ter.
The Board OF County Commissioner
Win meet Monday. October 3. ct 10 a. u.
The District Court yesterday I'D.
,ournsd u.til Tomorrow at 10 a. II.
TIE hunters are ssndias vsnissa "a
tAs Csastsok nssksts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-29
the VIRGINIA DIVES.
A vies,mised Gold HiIsr-Hs says
ne was Druggsd and Robbed.


A Gold Hill man, who does not vish
more notoristy than can be helped in
connection with the affair. and therefore
gives his name as John Doe. 10 .accrsd.
tied With having laughed to scorn the
warnings of the News as to the nature
Of the olives" In the Third ward. Viz
GINA, and to have entered n OF the
places. He says be vas allursd by strains
Of a banjo, and entered Mrs. Gilmore's
place, the Washington saloon tshe only
STAYED at No. 1853 . short tims), which 10
No. 139 South G street and her old stand.
In telling his story he says he found .
number present. and as he enjoyed the
music 10 much be felt compelled to re-
ward the enterprise Of the occupants OF
the house which furnished Il by treating
all hands. He drank two or three times,
and them began to notice
SOMETHING QUEER
In the wine. He ct last got hold OF
some that was so very bad he was
sure something was wrong with II. and
be spat It out. When hs did this the
man behind the bar said: "D-n you.
do you think that I Am trying to drug
your" and with that there was an In
slant row. the man and the two or three
women (the latter being kept there In
plain violation OF an %ordinancs) pitching
into him. Gilmore. husband OF the pro-
pristrsss. clinchsd him. Matte Riley
struck him on the head With o boot heel.
he says, and Mrs. 0dgers hit him with
o bar glass with such iorcs US TO knock
him PROSTATE. In the scufle his watch,
SEVERAL DOLLARS IN MONEY.
His pistol. knife. cane and other articles
were taken from him. he yesterday
swore out O search warrant at the Court
OF Justice Henderson. and received bis
cane. o tuning fork and n or two other
small articles. but money, watch and
pistol could not DO found.
Attention has been 40 often called to
this 'divs" by tho NEws,it Is moro than
passing strange that any n In bis sober
senses would enter the place. II Wiz.
Riuis's Chief Of Police would pay more
attention to flagraut and open violations
OF the law In his own city he would not
80 often arrest honest men and put his
bondsmen in jeopardy OF having to pay
damages for false imprisonment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-29
spectators

The Courtroom Of Justice Flaming
ham was crowded yesterday afternoon
long before the hour arrived for the case
OF the State W. Williams to be called.
At the suggestion OF the counsel. tho
Justice, with commendable good taste.
cleared the room OF spectators while the
witnesses were being examined, thereby
causing a murmur OF disappointment to
arise In the crowd that had gathered ex.
pecting to hear what promised to be de-
cidedly "naughty." The doors were
thrown open as the arguments were be.
ing made. Upon the conclusion Of the
case and the discharge Of the prisoner.
those who had assembled manifested
their appreciation in . very audible
manner.