Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-07-20

Ene TENN Day Of tine 6reab ease.
Court met at the usual hour and there
was the usual crowd in attendance. The
Albion's testimony in rebuttal was con-
tinued. The developments Of the day, all
in all, were not vitality important. There
was a good deal of chinking and filling uI
possible cracks in the testimony on either
side in the closing hours Of the proofs.
D. H. Hall was called with reference To
the conversation between Rose, Corrigan
and Wren regarding the compromise. Cor
roborated Rose in every particular.
N. Wescoatt was next put OF the stand
TO identify certain soil brought from the
mountain in five paper sacks. 1t will be
remembered that this witness testified the
other day that the dirt adhering to one of
the alleged Uncle Sam stakes never came
within 100 feet Of the Uncle Sam corner.
The dirt in the bags was brought down to
test him as a dirt expert. He thought it
had been mixed on him.
Mr.. Hixon testified that the dirt all
came from the Uncle Sam claim, and
question.
E. II. Rose was called and testified
further as to the stakes, lines, etc., sub
stantially the same as hitherto published
in these columns.
Thomas J. Read, John N. Williams and
E. N. Robinson were called to show that
the Tip Top northeast corner had been
moved IL feet 8 inches down the hill
within the last two years.
United States Land Register F. H.
Hinckley was put upon the stand with his
books to establish the date of the filing Of
the application OF the St. George for a
patent. Defendant objects; overruied and
the testimony admitted. Plaintiff rests,
and the Court recessed until Q o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
On the. reassembling of the Court the
Richmond commenced the introduction Of
testimony in rebuttal. The deposition Of
d. b. Immel, formerly U. s. Land Regis
ter OF the Eureka Office, was the first thing
offered. 1t details matters in connection
with the st. George patent, showing that
the Land Department and no the Court
had passed upon the question OF diligence
in the prosecution OF the Uncle Sam suit.
Judge Harmon came upon the scene TO
explain that five dollar Court fee in refer
ence to the commencement Of the Uncle
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opinion una, ne ADVANCED the iee' Ihose
opeiinicita ia"yeIs seiool, pau mn un-
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y. mescoa'' was aeain caileo' anu eA-
pis,neu MAPS s'aAes, emu INES e.o.
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ous Tue price was zoo hien.
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the ntigation between nose ana 'he nich-
monu company curing 1ne W. years ne
a''ehdeu W the ID" BUSINESS oi 'he hich-
mono company.
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court ana mr.. nose was recaiieo anu III
eIroea as follows:
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loh rom immei u am assuming that you
ald-he mas testined that you oid ana you
nave hot denied IT, notnlne was SAID on
mat SUBJECT py you When you received
that n~otincstion from MN mat you mad
right o. appeal 10 the commissioner OF the
Lano once, %hat dld you 40 ABOUT ~!
answer didnt 40 anything 81 ali ABOUT
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