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NEVADA DEMOCRAT JANUARY 6, 13, 20, 1858 5
house. Holland pulled G. towards the house. Enders got loose from Brooks, stepped round the crowd and
picked up a stick and came in front of G. and struck at him. When Holland drew G. down by the side of
the house I saw a knife in G.’s hand. The second blow that Enders struck hit Holland on the hand, and
Goldburg turned round and went up the hill. Brenton started in pursuit of G. and hallooed “hang him.”
They ran round the upper side of the house, and a German by the name of Fred ran round the lower side
of the house, when Malone came out of the house. Enders then said ““G—d—n you Brooks, you hold me
after a man has stabbed me.” Malone asked Enders if he was cut, and he said yes. When Enders came up
to Goldburg in the street I was about two feet from the latter. Enders stepped aside about four feet in order
to get to where Goldburg was standing. . . . I did not see G. strike at E. at all, but I heard G. say three or
four times “take him away,” when E. first struck him. Enders is about five feet eleven inches high—pretty
well built, and I think could handle Goldburg easily. . .
[INSOLVENCY PETITION by Z. P. Davis. Hearing Jan 4, 1858.]
[INSOLVENCY PETITION by Jno. M. Flurshutz. Hearing Feb 8, 1858.]
. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1858 .
DISTRICT COURT.—This Court has been in session during the past week, and a considerable
amount of business transacted. Solomon and Simon Rosenthal were discharged from their debts under the
insolvent law, and a decree of divorce was granted in the case of Catharine Bigelow against Zenas
Bigelow. In the divorce suit of Frances C. Armstrong against Jasper N. Armstrong, the plaintiff failed to
prove that she was entitled to the relief prayed for in the compliant, and a decree of divorce refused.
APPOINTMENT OF MARSHAL.—At a meeting of the Board of Trustees on Saturday evening
last. Mr. E. O. Tompkins was appointed City Marshal in place of Henry Plumer, whose resignation was
sent in the evening previous. The vote of the appointment stood: For Tompkins 3; for U. S. Gregory, 1;
for Sol. Kohlman, 1. Mr. Tompkins, immediately on being notified of his appointment, procured the
requisite bonds and entered upon the discharge of the duties of the office.
BIRTHS. In this city Jan 8th, the wife of Geo. W. Hughes, of a son [George L.].
In this city, Jan 10th, the wife of John Pattison, of a son.
BALLS.—Messrs. Holcomb & Hobby give a quadrille party at the Western Hotel, Grass Valley, on
Wednesday evening next, the 20th inst. On Thursday evening, Jan. 21st, a ball comes off at the
Metropolis Hotel, Moore’s Flat.
PROFESSIONAL CO-PARTNERSHIPS.—Drs. Knox and Overton have formed a co-partnership
for the practice of their profession in this place. Messrs. Meredith and Hawley have also entered into
partnership in the practice of the law.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1858 .
JOHN ENDERS.—We publish by request, in another column, some resolutions passed in San
Francisco by the friends of the late John Enders, who was killed at Humbug by Louis Goldburg, on the
26th ult. From a personal acquaintance with the deceased, we can freely add our testimony to his many