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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-28
COSTS OF TUITION.
Expense Per Pupil ID she Dinsrsas
Grades 10 Virginia.

Following figures were submitted to
the Virginia School Board Saturday
evening by Trustee Hill:
The frst year in school. as salaries
now existed. cost per scholar. for tuition
alone, Sill So; the SECOND year, $l2 10;
the third year. $l2 "a; the fourth year.
SIS 81; average, So SO. The total
cost Of the four years for tuition wal
S5l "a per scholar. The two years In
the Second Grammar Department cost
$S5 OF per scholar. Adding . reason
able proportion for Principals. and the
total cost per scholar for the Arst six
years was $88 08. The two years in the
First Grammar grade cost $50 per
scholar, and the whole cost OF the first
eight years, adding, as before. for Prin-
cipals, was $3.50 80. The three years
In tho High School cost . total per
scholar OF 5000 70.
From the foregoing II Was dedueed
that the three years In the High School
cost per pupil Sl54 &c more than the
four years in the Primary Departments;
Sis 60 moro than the six years
through the Second Grammar Depart.
nent, and $76 SO per scholar moro than
the other eight years Of the other do.
partmsnts put together. The total sal.
aries paid were $25. $50; average annual
salary for 10 months $9l2 80; number
Of pupils l4O0; average per teacher, o..
The cost OF each pupil for three years 10
the High School was SIS ~ above the
average cost per pupil for the whole
eleven years.
Mr.. Hill gave notice that at the end
Of the present school year he would. In
view Of the facts and figures presented,
move to dispense with the High School.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-28
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Dssf s.a Duns-A ssIsllisas Hes
pital Passsas-Ths lFFsprsssibee
Carley Family.

All the members Of the Board OF
County Commissioners were present as
the meeting Saturday evening except
Commissioners Fraser. The minutes
were read up and approved.
Commissioner Sheridan reported In
favor Of the petition Of the father Of the
deaf and dumb boy ssl.snsurg. and the
proper steps will be taken to have the
BOY KEEP. at the California Asylum u .
Nevada pupil.
The committee was granted further
time in which to procure . room for the
court OF the Justice Of Township No. 2.
The case OF the Barry INDECENT family,
Gold Hill. Wa referred to Chairman
Csnavan. with power to cot.
The Clerk Vas instructed to send to
Carson for certified copies Of all laws
passed relating to the duties OF the
County Commissioners.
Louis K~atxsnstein asked for Q permit
10 90 to the County Hospital. stating
that his whole right side was paralyzed.
The County Physician had refused him.
The reason for this refusal came out.
Katzsnstsin had como up TO the city,
got drunk. and stayed till 10 o'clock. In
stead Of returning at 4 P. ~, - hs
agreed. kftsrward hs wanted to come
mp again, was refused and left the hos.
pi,al, saying he had money up town md
would stay there. When he came back
with q permit be was not received.
The matter was referred to the Hos
pital Committee with power.
Application for relief BY the irrepresci.
BE Curleys, whose head swears he will
live In the County Jail ss long a. there
10 Q jail and he has an existence, and
whose family knew nothing Of past eid
furnished by the county. 30 torRetiui
Of favors were they. was referred to Com
missioner Weber.
The bill Of Mrs. Jeffries. for caring
for an "indigsnt." amounting TO $50.
was allowed.
Adjourned to meet Thursday. March
s. at IL A. n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-28
Arizona Items.

TOMBSTONE, A. T., February ga
fatal shooting ARRAY occurred IN this city
yesterday about noon. between Lake
Short and Charles q. Storms, 10 which
the latter was shot dead, one bullet pass
ing through his heart. Both men were
gamblers, and the fatal quarrel va the
result Of . dispute over the faro table.
Storms 10 we'll known on the coast, and
has . family In San Francisco. Short ID
Q young man, and said TO be OF q quiet,
.peaoeabls disposition. He escaped M
hurt. The mineral Of Storms takes place
today.
The stage from Tombstone TO Benson
was stopped last night BY two men about
half way between this place and Contsn.
ton City. The express box was taken,
but the mail and passenger were unmo.
Tested. The treasure In the boz amounted
to about $685.. Deputy Marshal Carr
and . posse are after the robbers.
TUCSON, February ga strike wa
made yesterday In the drift Of the Bid.
ney mine, Tombstone. The ore II very
rich, and 10 supposed to be the exten.
sion OF the Grand Central vein. The
property IL owned by San Francisco par.
tia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-28
Piper.s opera House.

Next Wednesday evening sullivan's
mirror Of Ireland and Comedy Com
pany" will inaugurate . short season at
Piper's Opera House. The hundred
paintings Of the mirror. and the per.
iormancss Of the company are well
spoken OF by the press. Fer particulars
see advertisement In another column.
Wednesday evening, March 8, at the
Opera House, Emile Melville and her
entire English Opera Company. For
chess problsm-blaok to move aud mate
10 he cau-ses small bills. Get season
tickets at the box office, for you will
surely want them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-28
WESTERN DISPATCHES
HeayY Damages Awarded.

SALINAS Crrr. CAL, February 49,
The Superior Court Of this county has
been engaged for the past four days In
the trial OF the ssss Of Barbara N. Hook,
by her guardian. ~. James Augustus
Hall. The plaintiff in this case 10 9
young girl OF seventeen, who attended
the public school ct Mountain District,
Of which the defendant was the teacher.
The complaint charged that while In
these relative positions In September.
1879, the defendant, under promise Of
marriage, seduoed the plaintiff. The
case wal ably argued on both sides.
The Jury after . short elaboration
brought In . verdict for the plaintiff,
with damages at $4,000. The case has
created . great deal Of interest through
out this county, In consequences Of the
position held 20 Q teacher BY the defend.
ant, and the reputed wealth Of his father,
r. F. Hall, who 10 q Of Montsrsy
oounty's large landed propristors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-28

sAx FlAsonco. February 2s-sP. r.
Day. 40; Northern Belle. i2k; Bullion.
SOC; Crown Point. I 10; Grand Prize. !.
I oo; NJ. Diablo. 8. 81; Bullion. Ses. 10;
Potosi. I ss; Best 4 Belehsr. ~. TN;
Andes. I 90. II; Jupiter. I 10. I 20. IN;
Gould 4 Curry. los; Ophir. ass. ~;
Sierra Nevada. 6N,. 6S; Albion. I 20;
Scorpion. I o5. I; Navajo. II; Mono. II;
Crexn Point. I 10; NJ. Potosi. 4oe; Saw.
age. I 90. I IS; Best 4 Bslchsr. IN; Orc.
acc; Yellow jacket. Az. 2 IS; Potosi. I s5:
Union Con-. Q; Belchsr. I; Con. Virginia.
I 90; Silver Hill. SOC; Hale 4 Noreross,
. GO; Utah, ~, IN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-28
FOREIGN DISPATCHES
COERCION COMMENCED.
One Thousand Processes to be Served
In ireland.

LONDON. February 27.--Althoush CON-
siderable dissatisfaction with the gov.
srnnent IL still manifested BY many
Radicals, who may be said to be repre-
scented by Cowsn, n. P. for Newcastle,
there 10 no sign Of any such dissatisfso-
ton In the country at large. As the pub
lilo seems to have approved fully Of the
course adopted by the Ministry. esps.
cially In the matter Of supprsssing
obstruction in the House Of Commons
and In nsniisstipg . determination
70 make the power Of the law felt
outside Of its doors. Order In Ireland
10 being gradually restored; rents are
being paid; "Boycottipg" 10 almost sx-
tinct, and the local ~agitators are either
running away or being lodged In jail.
A considerable number OF arrests have
been made by the magistrates and the
accused persons have been committed
for trial. The attempts made BY the
Land Lesgurss In the House to excite
sympathy for the prisoners have failed
utterly. In short. Parnell's power 10
completely broken. and IL has been
broken chiefly BY his own infatuated
course. English Radicals have finally
and irrevocably thrown him over. and 1t
IL altogether probable that William
Shaw. member from Cork county. will
will o o be the acknowledged leader OF
the entire Irish party in the House.
Parnsll's second flight, II can DO called
nothing else. completed his downfall.
Various explanations have been offered
for bis departure, but the plain truth OF
the matter 10 that be breads arrest.
The strength Of the combined Land.
Lesguers and ultra Radicals was shown
ON the final division OF the third reading
OF the Coercion bill. when they could
only muster against that measure 40
members In Q House Of 351. The Irish
people cannot fail to see from this the
net result Of Parnsll's leadership.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-28
Proiassor Eastman proposes 10 favor

Professor Eastman proposes to favor
the people Of Gold Hill on Friday even.
Ing next with another evening Of dra-
matIc readings and sosg. he will b
assisted BY some Of his scholars whom
he has had In training for . few wseks
past; also. BY some Of the local musical
talent Of Geld Hill. Judging from his
former entertainment here We venture TO
predict that those who attend will have
. good tine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-28
RtilI Alive.

Boprr, February 2s.-Andy Donahss.
the man that was shot BY Dssgsn. on
Wednesday morning, In . drunken dis
pute. IL still lying In . very critical
condition, with but slight hopes for 70.
oovsry. Dseean 10 still ct large. There
was some little effort made yesterday
to effect his capture, but a. yet no one
participating In the shooting has been
aYraatad.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-28
sold 0ss .nd Gsss.

Mark Strouss went to San Francisco
Saturday evening. having disposed Of
his business. etc.. In Virginia to Massl
4 Stefan. Many hare gone 10 the Bay
from the Comsiock and taken wealth
with them. and Strouss might have done
90 not long since but has not done %
now. Hs will. however. enter into busi.
nsss there, and there are rumors OF .
big establishment backed by Derby.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-28

Gull Island. ct the end Of Long Island
Sound. owned BY Capt. Brooks, who
keeps the light house. 10 great breeding
place for guils and . source Of profit TO
its owner. who sells the gull's eggs.
They have no fshy taste. bat, on the
contrary, are superior to hens eggs, SELL
ing for hfty cents . dozen when the lat
Ter are only worth twenty-five.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-28
virginia sehesl board.

At q meeting Of the Virginia School
Board Saturday evening Miss Alice
Habicht OF the Third Ward Grammar
School was made assistant teacher Of the
High School and Miss Jennie L. Hodgins
Of the Lower Flowery School was trans
fsrred to ill the vacancy caused BY Miss
Habicht's promotion. The Upper
Flowsry School was closed and Miss
Taylor OF that school transferred to the
lower district.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-28
John Johpsou and Martin Rowe have

John johnson and Martin Rowe have
located the Rather mine. In the Silver
Star district, near the Sutro tunnel. The
Rather begins on the south line OF the
Silver King mine, on the Silver Star lsde,
and includes 1900 feet along the lode.
d. L. Brown Of the Fooaioh was yes
tsrday married to Alice King. He was
90 happy that be could not remain at
homo. hence went to Reno last evening.
Everybody unites In best wishes.
William Sharon and James G. Fair
have sold to G. O. Stevenson, for $500.
the premises formerly occupied by Stew
art, kirkpatrick i Co.'S quartz mill in
Loser Gold Hill.
Forman shaft has started . drift for
Sutro tunnel connection and run Il Is
feet, and Overman 10 running north on
the Eats level to connect with Bslchsr.
George DAILY has been on the Asht
again in Robinson district. near Lead
Vile, and was ordered out Of the camp.
Al last accounts all was quiet.
Sheriff Hanks has . new carpet in his
omcs-s daisy Of . web. There was .
ersa, time there yesterday cleaning up
70 put II down.
And now-c street says that Jackson
and Psfks instead Of going down South
have gone to Alaska to look ct mining
property.
There will DO service at st. Johns
Church. Gold Hill. on Wednesday morn.
ing at IL o'clock. All are invited to
attend.
County Commissionsr Dan Fraser has
been Dangerously Ill Of pssunoaia for
several days bat h In . fair way 70 re-
cOver.
". W. Tinker. Che well. known saloon
keeper Of Virginia. left for Arizona last
Saturday evening.
An assessment OF 81 per share has
been levied on the capital stock Of the
Bullion.
The jacket 70 today putting the arms
and rins to new hywhssls Of the pump
engine.
Ran. Moore, formerly Alderman Of
yiraiuis. d In Chama. New Msxios.
PsAs Smith says blue birds and butter.
aia abound In Washos valley.
A Rsao thsy ere working The county
pdseasss % the streets.
". z. Jssksea has license y v'd
Lssy 4. 1s'pAy'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-28
MINING LETTERS.
YslIsv Jsekss.

aorD Hr11. February 90. 1ss1-Gsorys
": Waucos. Vio Prssident: During the
mast week Va have advanced the Sutro
turnsl drift 90 feet, the face being In
yery hard ground, requiring NO timber
inc. We are repairing the pump shaft
ana replacing the tive detective reds ;
slso, double strappilg the pump rod has
occupied part Of our time.
On the top the msohinists have been
busy putting on the crank pin, and on
Monday We will commence placing the
spoies and rims Of the fly wheels.
T. @. TAILOR, Superintendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-28
snves Hill

suvra HUI MINI. February 26. 1881
W. 3. Dean. Secretary: During the
past week 10 opened q bulkhssd
on the 900 level for repairs, which gave
M 20 much additional water that We
have been obliged to pump into our 300
level. For the last two years w have
taken most Of the Alta and Justice Com.
sniss' water. for which VI have received
no compensation. After two weeks We
will BE- In condition TO pump to the sur.
face. provided satisfactory arrangements
are made.
n. @. HnLYEa, Superintendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-28
Iombss0as.

Gsofss W. Rogers. formerly Of Gold
Hill, writes from Tombstone. Arizona,
to . friend In Carson that Tombstone II
ovsrrun with men seeking employment.
and that 1t il very difaoult to obtain
work. He has been In the Mule Pass
Mountains. N. NJ, for some time, and
says hs thinks New Mexico will In time
be the "boss" mining county. but
that at present Tombstone 10 hard TO
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-28
Csrsiae.ses Of sale.

Certificates Of sale Of mining property
have been flsd BY the Sheriff to Gustav
Nisbsum a. follows: DeHaro, consid-
Grafton. $702 30; Nj. Hood. S704 "a;
Geo. Douglas, $702 90; Sabine, Sis 10;
Vancouver. STA ~; Tolo, S702 90;
date. February 26.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-28

The Golden Rule says that "it costs q
community more to support o liquor
saloon than II does 10 run half q dozen
churches and tho Retailer rstorts that
'thsrs's moro fun In the n saloon
than In the six churches"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-28
Arrivals Yesterday Aerniss.

AFrtvhis Nesserday MotuS1s.
lie James. JE Gisnoux. Z r Smith, b
harris. II Aschsim. D D Donovan. Mrs
Miller. 9 D King. A B @ Davis. A Enslis.
E Niles. n Harris. r " 9uibsrson. W d
Jones. z 8 Eldredgs. II Lazy. George I
Narys Jr, Mis- N Rash.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-28
STOCK 8EfOBr.
nan Rrunefsoo DoaFa.

rHis HenxNo.
As Ophir. Z Is. A.
20 Mexican, IN
$50 Gould 4 Curry. 5 10. 8 10
40 Best d Bsloher. IN, IN
$50 California, 95c.
A6e Savage. I 50, 80
2o5 Con. Virginia. I IS. I GO
90 Chollar. I 70
IS Potosi. I 95
2So Hale 4 Norcress. 3 20
2l0 Grown Point. I 40
a7o Yellow Jacket. . 90. : IS
20 Alpha. An
ITO Beleher. I 06. I 10
7ss Sierra Nevada. 6N, e.
80 Utah. II
$50 Bullion. 800
l20 Ixehequsr.
coo OvermAn. COO
90 Union Con-. 9. 81
SIS Alta, 2 o., 2 10
200 Julia. 25c. 20c
leo Occidental. SOC
90 Andes. I 50
100 ward. IN
10 Scorpion. I 10
$50 Benton. COO
800 Conoordia, q Is
rs Original Keystone. IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-28
Arrival. rs.s ner.s.s.

All Pipsr. A h Hawkins. G Ehrlich. b
schosnsman. Mrs. " Madden. JB Pitch
ford. T W Dooley. L Bsvisr. @ E Gain.
Mrs. L T Fox. Mrs Bslknap. Miss J Nsr-
ksrley.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-28
p.>ars.rss l.ass EvssisG.

d D Donovan. W I duiberson. r v
Dsy, b b Penoyer. R Ksatng. James
Adams, " p O'Neil. Mrs Pitchford. Miss
Rose Brown. J p Wheeler. J D Waldorf. d
Z Mccarthy. J B Mallon. J Morris, CAV
Putnam and wife. W Jones. W D Jones
and wife. Miss II Finnegan. @ 8 Porter.
Misc Louise Becker. D L Brown and wife.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-28

All Bills due the PIONEER LAUNDRY up
to ihs SiRsT OF DEoENBsh, 1880. must Be-
csttled before Ths TENTH OF DRokxBKR. or
thsy viii be placed IN the hands Of . oollsctor.
In future no bills will b allowed 70 nun moro
than thirty days. IL, HALL.
NsKtniS, pSesnher ], ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-28

Deparsarss Saturday Evening.
n strouss. is Kane, 4 Wolfe. Miss L
Stone. II Dodds. A II Piper. A @ Davis,
Niss A Davis, Mrs. Davis and children.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-28

Flow Of water In standard galIons per
tvsnty.four hours. 3,S20, 0O0.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-28
CALEDONIA.

Pumps have been run an average OF
Is hours per day. consuming 8 81 cords
OF wood, and have pumped 81 inches
OF water for Belcher Company. AT
Formau shaft have made good progress
with 100 pump and bob stations and
will csmplsts them next week. Have
extended the Sutro tunnel drift 50 feet;
total length, 79 feet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-28
o

On tho $500 level the joint Ophir east
crosscut has been extended 81 feet; the
joint Ophir uprsiss IL being enlarged to
the $500 level. and the joint Consoli-
dated Virginia west DRIFT 70 the Q. q Q.
shaft was advanced "a feet. At the Q.
& @. shaft they are cutting out . bob
station at the 2l00 level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-28

On the $500 l.vsl the upraiss be. been
advanced "a feet; total length. 6SA feet.
The north drift from east upraiss No. =.
in crosscut No. s. has been advanced AZ
feet. On the $500 level the north lateral
drift has been advanced Is feet; total
length, 600 feet. Ore raised during the
week, 278 lilo tons.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-28

East DRIFT. oats level. has been eI.
tended Al feet to end Of drillhols. and
stopped for the present, and'a drift
north started 10 connect with Belcher
for ventilation. This drift has been ex.
tended six feet. At Forman shalt have
extended Sutro tunnel DRIFT So feet;
total length, 70 feet. Have made good
progress with 100 pump and bob sta.
tons, and will have them completed
next week.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-11-10
a Substantial struCtars

The Whitley Opera House will be en-
closed by another week and the plaster.
ing and other inside work will be well
andeE way within ten days. The very
substantial manner in which the build.
ing is constructed has impressed every
one who has noted its progress from the
solid foundation 10 the massive tmber1
Of the truss roof from which the gallerieG
will be suspended. This is the para
mount desideTatum In . structure dedi'
Gated TO public amusements, as there il
nothing which 30 much inteFferes with
the enjoyment OF an entertainment as q
feeling of insecurity regarding the
building IN which it Il given. The
new opera house Il also we'll provided
with means Of egress in the event Of FIRE
having two stAirways, a very wide one
and easy of descent ct the Merchants
street entrance and another on Sixth
avenue.
The internal appointments are 70 be
in keeping with the imposing exterior
and the purpose Is to make the Whitley
opera house the finest improvement o.
its kind in the state. The order has al
ready been given for the scenery TO 8
Chicago firm which have quite a repu
tatiOn as scenic artists and gas fixtures
Of the most approved and elegant de
signs will add TO the beauty Of the audi
torium. The building has ELECTED thu
most favorable comment at the hands O
travelling men and other visitors to the
town and is doing as much to advertise
EmpOria as any other single feature Of
the town
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-11-10
board of Education.

The board of education met last Mon.
day in the new school building. The
following resolutions were passed:
1st. That no child shall be received OF
continued in the public schools who is
known to be affected with q contagious
or infectious disease; or coming from q
family where any such disease prevails
I'd. That no child shall be received into
any school without evidence satisfactory
to the teacher that he or she has been
VaccInated or otherwise secured against
smallpox.
to eo-OpePste in carrying out these reso.
lutiOns.
Il was also voted that after January 1,
1852, NO pupil shall be allowed more
than one hour each week TO be absent
from school during the sessions TO take
drawing, dancing or any other lessOns
That any child over seygn years Of age
Who Is not In The city, or who has tenn
pOraFy residence within the city for the
purpose of attending school, may be ad
mitted into the public schools of tho
city by the consent of the superintendent
oapaYing monthly, in advance. Tuition
fees, at the following rates: Primary
schools, 80 cents per week; grammar
school, 70 cents per week; High school
81 per week, provided such Submissions
shall never be permitted to the prejudic.
or inconvenience Of any school.
That the superintendent be instructed
to notify all nonresident pupils that IN
less they pay the tuition fees now due
within two weeks, they will be excluded
from the schools.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-11-10
An ImPortaas DecisIsn

Topeka Capital: An important opin.
ion has been filed In this court, In . case
in which the A, T. q 8. =. railway com.
pany is plaintiff In error. and Joseph
Brown, administrator, defendant Thiz
was case In error from the district
court Of Lyon county in which . judg
rnent for damages was obtained againsl
the railroad company for $4,000
On motion Of the company ths
district court set aside the yea
diet a. excessive. The company then
moved for . Judgment in its fescrupoE
certain special andings q fact, the gen
eral verdict TO the contrary notWithstand
ing. This motion the court OVerruiod
and upon that ruling the r6ilroAd CON
pany brought shs case 10 the sGprs1Al
court. The supreme court sustained Ii,
verdict OF the district court setting asidl
the verdict As excessive and also sustain
Cd The ruling Of the same court iefasin,
to allow the motion Of the company 10
judgment in its favor On the specia
| findings Of fact.