Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-10
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VAOJIIC IUHOb HUUSUIO.
THE following dispatches are taken from
the Territorial Enterprise Of yesterday morn
ing. The news they contain, being published
simultaneously in Virgins City and San Fran
cisco, reaches here u hours, in this way,
shesd Of the San Francisco papers. With us,
for the present, at any rate, 1t is either this or
nothing. The Enterprise has our thanks for
this plunder.-ED. SENTINEL
THE HILL-SHARON CASE.
The Alleged Marriage Contract Pro-
duced-Mr. Sharon PrOnOumces IL
a FOrgery-An Exciting Scene in
COurt-Mr. sharon Removed from
h Room.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 8.-This morning,
in accordance with the order Of Judge
Finn, Miss Hill, plaintiff in the Sharon
Hill case, produced the marriage contract,
and only after considerable argument and
a threat Of the Court to exclude the con-
tract from the evidence, il not produced.
did she deliver it into the custody Of the
Clerk of the Court. As soon as Sharon,
who was present in Court, saw it he fatty
pronounced it a forgery. This ELECTED
sharp language between Sharon and G.. W.
Tyler, Miss Hills counsel. The Clerk Of
the Court now holds the marriage con-
tract, and will have Photographic copies of
it taken. On Miss Hill refusing to let the
paper go out of her possession, the Judge
asked II the document she held in her hand
was the one demanded in the proceedings.
Miss Hill--That is the paper demanded
in the proceedings.
The Court-The Court will take posses
sion Of it. Do you consent that the other
side may inspect it?
Miss Hill consent that they may in
spect it. l do not acknowledge that they
are entitled to it, except in your hands.
II you choose to hold it and take it out of
my hands, l Am willing.
The Court-It is in the hands of your
counsel.
Miss Hill am my own counsel in this
Court. Mr.. Sharon knows every word in
this paper, SO help me God!
Mr.. Sharon (excitedly)-I tell the Court
1t ID the damnedst lie that ever was uttered
on earth.
Miss Hill-As your Honor orders it, 1,
in your presence, deliver it to the Clerk,
oh0 hOAA yOuB OuuSOy AC6pOublDl6 lOT NY
document.
The Court-You can save yourself the
trouble Of making any speech like that.
You understand that there is RESPONSE
bility in the matter. Now. gentlemen, in
your presence, / will identify this paper.
so that there will be no dispute about it
hereafter. The initials ~. F. F." which
l have put on that paper, are no part of it,
but are put there by me to identify it.
After some further %wrangling the Judge
gave permission to Mr.. Barnes to take a
copy of the document. The paper was
handed to him, who, on looking at it,
turned round to Sharon and said, ssIt is
not your signature"
Mr.. Sharon-It is a forgery-the whole
thing is.
Mr.. Tyler-I object to any such Ian
guage as that by Gen. Barnes, or on the
part Of his client.
Mr.. Sharon L stand to it, and say it is
a forgery.
Mr.. Tyler-Don't you dare to repeat
that here before the Court.
The Court-Mr. Tyler, the Court will
alwas protect itself. I did not hear the
remark.
Mr.. Sharon docking towards Judge Ty-
ler)-I am not alarmed by your threats.
1 am not alarmed by anything you say.
Mr.. Tyler Shaking his finger at Mr..
Sharon)-You are not bigger than any one
else, If you have got money.
The Court-Mr. Sharon, be quiet; Mr..
Tyler, another word from you and I will
certainly commit you for contempt of
Court. You know your duty.
Mr.. Tyler-Certainly, sir, and SO does
the gentleman.
Both repeated the remarks aloud.
The Court-Mr. Sheriff, remove Mr..
Sharon from the court.
Mr.. Sharon-I want to say q word to
the Court.
The Court-Remove Mr.. Sharon from
the room!
The Sheriff then escorted Mr.. Sharon to
the door.
Mr.. Barnes-Mr. Sharon now has been
removed. I want to show that paper to
the Court.
The Court-The Court is now about to
adjourn, and you will have a perfect right
to show that paper to Mr.. Sharon in the