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Show (By DosoretToIosaph). PIOCllE NEB'S. Continuance of (lie CJrent Mining Mill. More Testimony for lJnJ-tUU lJnJ-tUU Dcl'cunc Upuna. (Special to tho Herald.) P'o:hi, 12. The plaintiff placed J. H. Hardy on the stand this morning, to prove the offer of JUaggin to settle the difficulty by giving defendant 6,000 shares of stocks. Ho never heard Lightner mention tho cubject; Perley urged a settlement, A letter from jude,o Hardy to Perloy, dated March '..'5th, was introduced. Objected to; it was overruled. The defendant de-fendant excepted. Hardy paid ia his letter that he was satisfied it was utterly utter-ly impov-iblo to connect the ore bodies in the 1'ioi-bc location with tho lode found iu the Lightner abaft. The plaintiffs acaio closed. Judgo Mcsick opened the cause for tho defendant and stated his case, lie spoke forty minute.". A number of depositions de-positions of A. J. Moulder, seoretary of Kaymond & Kly, and Bull, president, presi-dent, wcro offered in evidence. The deposition of Henry Raymond, trustee of the llaymand & Ely oompaoy, and the book of records of the Meadow Valley district, also W. H. Sears' deposition dep-osition and complaint, in the case of McHcrmott vs. Kaymond & Ely, in the li'th district cuurt" of Calilornia were read in evidence. Afternoon. It was agreed between counsel th&t all documentary evidence introduced by the plaintiff should t be considered evidence for defendant the same as if separately introduced. L. W. Perley testified that when he wus engaged by the Kaymond & Ely i company as attorney, they were not engaged en-gaged m ny work within 5yO feet of the Panacea Sat. The Lightner shall was Btarted in June, 1S71. It was ditinc:iy mentioned that the Lightner sualt was being sunk on the ! Ma?'mo'h west. He did not under- I :tnnd and doesn't know that R, & E. hul or have a claim to the Mammoth ' No. 4. W hcQ oro was struuk in the , Luhcner shaft he advised Lightner to UiAo a ii-uioo of bi'O Icet lo cover all i chilli.-'. He refused on the ground that it would endanger all old titles, lie told Lightner he, Perley, intended to make a location outside of the company's com-pany's limit.--. Lighmer said he had measured off tho company's ground and showed him where it was. Wit- , ness then made a location outside tho li. fc E's ground, as pointed out by ; Lightner, claiming l.UuO feet weal. , Adjourned. |