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The Lincoln County herald., 1871-06-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A Administrator Sale Of
Real Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersig igned,
! administrator Of the estate Of Peter Steele,
deceased, in obedien,e to tho order of tho Pro-
bate Court Of Lincoln county, Missouri, made at
the April term of said Court for 1871, will, on
Tuesday, July IL, 1871,
and during tho session of tho said Probate Court
at the July term thereof for 1871, and at tho
front door Of the court house in Troy In said
county, expose to sale at public auction tho
following described real estate situate in Lincoln
county, Missouri, to-wit: 4.
Forty rods wide on the north side of survey
No. l724 supposed to contain 100 acres, being the
same land purchased by said Peter Steele of Rob
ert Steele, administrator of tho estate Of Theo.
T. Steele. deceased, the deed for which is re-
corded in the Recorders Office Of Lincoln county
Missouri, in Book x, on pages 1853 and 357, or
so much thereof as will be necessary to pay the
debts Of said Peter Steele, deceased, and upon
the following terms; One half cash and tho
balance in months, with ten per cent interest
on said deferred payment frsm date,
WILLIAM d. JAMISON, admir-
Jly2n22 ofestate Of Peter Steele, decd.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-06-01

DIDN'T TALLr.AIn the Dapasch Of
last Saturday We noticed communica.
tion from Capt. Thomas R. Reid, 10
which he said that our report Of the
meeting of tho 81. Losis and Keokuk
railroad directors At 81. Louis recently
and President Woolfoik's address did not
tally very we'll. Oar report Of the
meeting was about correct, W believe,
but it doesn't conflict With what Mr..
Voolfolk said. The differences then
existing we're more particularly snoss
che stcctholdsn, BY which tho election
Of . new board Of directors wss defeated.
All differences. II any existed In the
bosrd. had bssa s&astsd before Nj.
Voolfolk issued tho addsess to which
Cspt Reid rsfersed.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-06-01

j. NJ, writing to the Lruisiana Jour
nal, says:
II am authorized by the President of
the St. Louis aud Keokuk railroad com
pany to state that there is no truth what
ever 10 the statement in the Journal of the
goth inst, purporting to be taken from the
Troy Herald, that Wolf h Carpenter,
contractors shave instituted suit against
tho company for the recovery Of $50, 900,
which they claim is due them for work
already doue," nor for any other sum.
This story was doubtless gotten up by
those who do not wish to see the road
built at oil, unless it carries grist to their
mill"
1t was generally believed when the
above report was published in the Herald
that such a suit had, or was about to be,
commenced. The matter was openly
talked about in Troy, aud one Of the
employees of Messrs. Wolf l. Carpenter
said he was making out an estimate Of
the work preparatory to instituting the
suit. Mr.. Voolfolk and DR.. Waddy,
however, did not place much reliance in
the report, or rather, they didn't think
judgment could be obtained against the
road if the suit was commenced. The
thing having since quoted down, we
suppose it will not again be revived.
But Mr.. J. NJ. is mistaken we think in
his suppositiou that "the story was got.
ten up by those who do not wish to see
the road built unless it carries grist to
their mill" The contractors would
probably have commenced the suit If
they had had any grounds for it TO rest
upon.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-06-01
Railroad.
ANorAHR COMPANY oRoANrxHD IN flkz
COUNTY.

We learn from our efficient county
agent, Dr.. D. T. Waddy, thss the meet.
ing Of the board Of directors Of the 81.
Louis and keokuk railroad % Bowling
Green passed Of pleasantly, and that
arrangements we're made BY which il ia
hoped work will soon be resumed and
the road pushed through to an early
completion. In confirmation Of this, q
corps Of engineers left here last Tuesday
10 commence . survey from Moscow
southeast by way Of Dardenns, as it ID
believed more practicable route may be
found than the one by Chain. Of Rocks
and President Voolfolk and Director
Perkins have goue to St. Louis for the
purpose Of effsctiug q consolidation with
the st. Charles and st. Louis road.
DR.. Waddy also informs US that an
other railroad company has been organ.
ICED under the name of the Pike County
Short Line railroad company, with A. p
Miller as President, Chas. H. Sharp vice
president, Geo. w. Davis treasurer, Geo
W. Buchanan secretary and auditor, and
the following directors: A. p. Miller
Moses Hendricks, Archer Bankhead
Chas. II. Sharp, W. II. Blggs, W. NJ
Bayse, D. E. 8. Taylor, W. G. Downing
Jas. Monaghan, j. E. Penn, Elijah Rob
inson, Jos. McCune and W. 8. Loury.
It's proposed to consolidate this road
with the St. Louis and Keokuk at the
Pike county line (as Louisiana holds ou'
90 little inducement for the road to b
butt to that place) and inte.sect tho st.
Louis and Keokuk road again at the
Rails county line. 1t is the intention tt
build the st. Louis and Keokuk road te
Louisiana, a designated place in the
charter, as soon as the opposition in Tikt
will permit.
The Pike County Short Line will rur
by Bowling Green. ALREADY some tel
or twelve thousand dollars private stock
has been taken in the enterprise, with
very fair prospects of increasing thu
amount to $4,000. Cuivrc township
which some time since voted subscrip
ton of about 100000, will increase it t.
SIS, 900; Peuo township proposes t.
subscribe $4,000; Spencer $4,000
Indian and Ashley $4,000 between
them, and Prairicville proposes to take
$40, 900 stock 10 the road, making . very
fair prospect for S245,OO0.
This looks like business, and shows
that tho people in that section are deter
mined to have close business connections
with st. Louis. Success to il.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-06-01

HoUsEKEEPINo.-Last Monday morn
ing We moved into neat little cottage
bran new, and for the FIRST time in life
are Housekeeping. We rather like it.
If any subscriber for the Herald has
moro peas, beans, aud vegetables gener.
ally, chickens, butter, eggs, &c., than be
wants, old scores may bo paid up with
these articles; or if anybody wants to
subscribe, these articles will bo as good
as the cash to us.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-06-01

MATRIMoNIAL.-Lsst Tuesday morn
ing (May 80th) Rev. o. 8. Thompson
united in the holy bonds Of matrimony
Mr.. R. W. BAKER, Of ST. Louis, and
Miss MAGGIE D. HAMILTON, at tho resi-
'dence Of Mrs. Catharine Wells, in this
place. Happy Baker May their lives
be as peaceful aud hsppy - their fondest
hopes have anticipated.
Tuesday evening, at the residence Of
Capt. J. j. Ogden, by Rev y. 8. Thomp.
son, Mr.. CIV. Horror of Lsolairs, Iowa,
and Miss ELoIss NJ. T1LLBY. May
blessings attend thom.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-06-01

The result Of tho vote in Hurricane
township, on yesterday, was to defeat the
proposition to appropriate $4,000 to
the Clarksvills and Western railroad.
The vote stood 40 for, and 167 against
the proposition. This result was brought
about by various causes. among which
we're the mlsreprescntations scattered
through the township by the paid emissa.
ries Of Troy and Bowling Green. Some
Of these men were old and trusted citizens
Of Hurricane, which more easily enabled
them to work upon the credulity Of the
people.-Clarkeville Sentinel.
The editor of the Sentinel has very
bold way Of talking about "paid emlssa.
ries," bribery &C., when events do not
90 to suit him somebody has certainly
been bribed to overthrow his pet meas.
ure. Now, the editor Of the Sentinel
doesn't any more believe that anybody
was paid to scatter misrepresentation
over Hurricane township than We do
he only feels q little sore over the de-
ferred hope Of q railroad, and mus,
quarrel or fud fault with some one in
order to let of his surplus steam: We
give the people of Hurricane township
credit for too much good sense to sup.
pose for an instant that they could be
"kneaded like dough" by set of men
hired for the purpose /; or, even by our
friend the editor Of Sentinel, although be
talked and shock hands with them At the
Campbell-Robert's picnic, and "evsngel.
lied though all that hot and sultry day
to convince the people that their best
interests lay in the direction Of the
Clarksvllle and Western railroad" That
"svangslizlps" didn't pay, did it, Lem.
Bat since the editor Of the Sentinel talks
80 loud and 50 boldly about "pad smissa.
ries," We would like to know how much
the Clarksvills and Western railroad
company paid him for working through.
out "thss hot asd sultsy day" 90 zeal.
ously to build up Clarksvills at the
expense Of Lincoln county, We believe
you are too generous to charge anything
for your labor, Lem. and 20 will make
no aoossstion.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-06-01
LOCAL AND COUNTY.
One DOxlNr

PER ANNUM. FOR THE HERALD. In order
to place the HERALD within tho reach Of
every family 10 the county, we have RE.
DucED the price Of subscription to 81,
and ask all our friends to send us ONE
MORE name with their own. Wc are
determined to print CHEAP and uewsy
paper, not in the interest Of any one
neighborhood, but Of the W no l. 4
COUNTY.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-06-01
Sunday School Convention.
TRoY. Msy 80. 1871.


Xr. Editor. At your rsqaest'I here.
with hand you . brief note Of the pro.
oesdings Of the Sunday school oonven.
tim held at the NJ. h. Church South at
this place on the 3bsh and 26th Of the
present month.
The convention was held pursuant to
resolution Of the District Conference Of
the Church held At Jonesburg 10 January
last. Owing to some confusion oonse.
quent upon contemplated change of
the time for holding it, the delegation was
not - large As Was desirable and ~ had
been hoped.
No work having been prearrangsd, and
the convention being rather novel In its
character, some embarrassment was oc-
casioned in getting under . fair head :
way. Tho interests Of this branch Of
Christian labor was pretty thoroughly
discussed, and some conclusions arrived at
which, it is hoped, will give direction to
q profitable conduct Of the schools in this
branch Of the Church. To'give . synop'
sis Of these would, perhaps, be taking
more Of your space than your columns
could afford at this lato hour, and
therefore refrain.
The members of the convention gave
evidence Of deep interest, and rejoiced
that they had been called together. A
resolution Of thanks to tho citizens Of
Troy for their liberal hospitality was
followed by . motion to adjourn to NEE.
at Warrenton at the call Of the Presiding
Elder.
After the adjournment meeting Of the
Sunday school children was held, which
was addressed by Revs. Lowis II. Linn,
o. 8. Thompson aud CRATIC W. Linn.
By the way, want to say "thank you
to the Rev. MIR. Thompson, for the inter
est manifested by him in the convention
Blessings upon him and his labors.
Rery truly, Sec.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-06-01

Last Monday the strength Of the rail-
road bridge over the Missouri river at
st. Charles was tested, by the placing of
six engines and tenders, weighing so
tons each, with fuel and water, on each
span. Hereafter the trains of the North
Missouri will pass over this bridge, in-
stead of the old slow and tiresome way
Of fsrryiug across the river. This is ono
Of the most magnificent structures in tho
United States.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-06-01
PARKER SEMINARY.

LEW Z EAo-
THE Trustees Of this Institution, having So
L cured the services Of Prof. WV. @. PRoyINEs.
an experienced teacher and thorough scholar,
beg to announce to tho patrons of the school
and others who may desire; to place their chill
dren under competent instruction, that the clos
ing session of the
FOURTH ANNUAL TERM
will open on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9Th, 1871,
and continue fOr 20 woceks with tho following
Board Of Instruction.
Prof. WIN. q. provinces, A. M,
Principal and Teacher of Languages and
Mathematics.
Miss MARY provinces,
Assistant and Tnacher of intermediate and Pri-
mnry Department.
Mrs. KATE Ii. ALLEN,
Teacher of instrumental and Vocal Music.
TUITION.
Primary Class, for term of forty weeks, $500
intermediate Glass, /" Z" 24.0O
Academic Glass, I" $500
Music, I" 10 90
Use OF Instrument 1000
Contingent Fec " 100
The very liberal patronage heretofore be-
stowed upon the school has encouraged the
Trustees to work diligently for tho providing of
. competent Board Of Instruction and baying
placed tho school upon . firm basis, they can
recommend the Parker Seminary as q TIRsT-ULAss
Institution.
TRUSTEES PARKER SEMINARY.
February ?, 1871. M
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-06-01

We feel like oomplimenting Msssrs
4. Kemp and Samuel Shirley for the
handsome style in which they have exc.
outed the work on our humble little cot
taee. Unlike most contractors, they
have exceeded the specifications. Ths
plastering, which was done by Messrs
j. B. Reynolds and Andrew Stephens
cannot be surpassed for solidity and sur.
face finish in the town; and the painting
BY Mr.. R. W. Cobb, il neat and all tha,
could be asked. The contract for build
ing Was let to Msssrs. Kemp and Shirley
<hey to complete it ready for moving in.
They have finished the work, and we are
highly pleased with il.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-06-01

SCHOOL EXAMINATION. The exami.
nation Of the students Of Christian Insti
tute will commence next Wednesday the
9Th inst, and continue until Monday
evening. The graduates to be examined
Monday. An exhibition will be given on
Thursday evening, the 18th.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-06-01

Mrs. Fisher has received another bou.
quet; this time from that estimabls lady
and lover of flowers, Mrs. Harriet sgd
nor. 1t is one of the finest bouquets We
have seen this season. Mrs. F. returns
her most grateful thanks, with many
kind wishes for our esteemed friend.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-06-01

For all kinds Of hardware, tinware,
lightning rods, Copper or iron), stoves,
cooking utensils, locks, screws, pioking
irons, or anything made of steel, iron, tin,
copper or brass that you may want, 60
to J. p. Lynott's, and you can secure a
good bargain.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-06-01

G. E. Peers, Esq, editor Of tho Wr-
fenton Banner, aud lady, Was in town
Tuesday, to attend the wedding Of bin
nieco, Miss Eloise Tillcy.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-06-01
POSTAL ARRANaEMENTs.

'r rwentsville, daily (except Sunday st t.ooP.n'
Lost Branch, Monday .".."...--.7.S NJ
Auburn, Tues, Thurs, Sat"". $4,000
Ashley, Wednesday and Saturday. 1900
High Hill and Truxton, Friday,".".7.oo
Cap -au- Girls, Saturdays. .."..."7.3o
The mails close at Q o'clock ON the evening
wevious to their departures.
ARRIVALS.
From weatavillo daily except Sunday 500 P. y
Lost Branch, Mondsysm..."...-..6 1000
Auburn, Tues, Thurs. and Sat..".4.0O
Ashley, Tuesday and Friday,.......6.0o
High Hill and Truxton, Saturday 900
Cap-au-Gr Saturday ....... ..."...o.0o
CRUMP. p. M.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-06-01

BaIoKl BaIoK For tie best quality
of brick call on Mr.. j. D. Brown, Of hi,
place. The brick arc smooth, wsti
turasd, snd ~ as'ohssp ~ esn bs bought
snywhsre.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-06-01

The total amount of fractional cur.
rcncy lost or worn out while in circula.
tion will exceed $6,500,OO0 or fifteen
per cent. of the whole issue.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-06-01

Mr.. Ballingsr charges only s cents, mol
10. for cold sparkling Soda Water.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-06-01
Cheap Store.

SUGAR. lbs best New Orleans forsl %.
COFFEE-AN lbs best Rio for 81 90.
And other Groceries in Proportion.
GLASSWARE-9O Cents per set
Butter Dish, Sugar Bowl, Cream Pitcher and
Spoon holder, all for 70 Cents,
GOBLETS-7s Gents per set Of Six.
Wsshbowls and Pitchers for 81 90.
BEST g. d D. THREAD 5 Cents . spool.
PINS Cents paper. Ms .l
NEEDLES Cents 4 paper.
And in fact all things in the same way.
40 Please give me . call before going elss-
whore, and see for yourtelf. a-r.-l-.
M. e. BRITTON.
(0ld Stand Of W. B. TAoRNHILL.)
TROY, MO.
er I hsve bought W. 8. Coopsr's Stock o
NOTIONS, and will even underssll his old
prices. May 1s. lB7l--n3Oms
Tho city Of Mobile has been stirred
from its mobility almost to open revolt
by the Presidents new appoiptso TO the
postodioe in that city, Mr.. Geo. l..
Putnam. The Register says he has not
. single qualification for tho position
except that he Is unsxespsionably od,ous
10 the people. That's qualification,
however. that goes . gssrt ways At
Warrington. qp
A Michigan farmer says "don't kill
tho striped snake. The reptile is the
ouly animated critter that will eat .
potato bvR 9th relish"
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-06-01

A good Farm for sale With. miles of Troy.
Apply to T. J. WEBB, Agent, Troy, Mo.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-06-01
Dissolution of
chin

snip.
Tho co-partnership heretofore existing under
l. the name of Hamilton 4 Block was dissolved
by mutual consent on tho 18th Of April, 1871.
Chas. N. Hamilton, having purchased the entire
interest of Frank e. Block in the business, col
l.cts all debts due the late firm, and atsumcs all
liabilities. CHAS. NJ. HAMILTON,
FRANK e. BLOCK. :.
Auburn, No., May %, 1871.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-06-01

y, =. MERRIMAN, yNo. & MELLON.
Late Of Memphis. y q. souis'
J. {, MERRIMAN & CO..
Real Estate Exchanges COllectsos,
q onf --AND--
GENERAL PURCHASING AGENCY,
No. $40 CuEsNur STREET,
Uxder the LAcleds Hotel, 5,ea
ct. LOUIS, Mo.
mysnis7iyl
TROY
CHRISTIAN INSTITUTE.
The Fifth Annual Term II this Tnstitstion
Commenced
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1870.
And will close Thursday. juno Is, 1871.
FACULTY.
". CfIfSTfAN, A. NJ, President,
Evidences Of Christianity and Higher
Mathematics. .rI
MRs. r. A. CHRISTIAN, A. B.,
Teacher Of Grammar. Arithmetic, History, Rhet-
oric, Political Economy and Natural
Philosophy.
Mas. M. J. FOREMAN, A. B.,
Teacher Of Primary Department.
Mrs. MARY z. DICKEY, y
Teacher Of Vocal and Instrumental Music.
Boarding House. 1
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. FRAZIER.
EXPENSES PER TERM of FORTY
Board, Fuel Lights, $500
Tuition in Collegiate Department, 4O.00
Tuition in Academic Department, 5000
yuition in Primary Department, 1890
Lessons on Piano, II 1000
Usc Of instrument one hour per day, 1000
Drawing, 1000
French, 20,OO
Washing, per dosen. rs
Contingent Fee, t- zoe
Tho term will commence on tho second Monday
In September, 1870. .. .nr
Ali bills payable half yearly in advance.
All pupils will be charged from time Of entry
till close of Session.
The torn will bo divided into two sessions Of
Twenty Weeks each.
Young ladies from distance will be required
to board In tho boarding house.
Young ladies are required to furnish their own
brushes, coirbs, towels, etc., and to keep their
own rooms in order.
None but young ladies received at the board
ing house.
| convenient to the School. at reasonable rates.
W. CHRISTIAN.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-06-01

r@t 2@ss eeasss: easets, o. drssss ea Ksv
~s"ssss eoeeAaAins inonsy. Address
L ". ENGLAND, Publisher.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-08

P1sCAToRIAL ExcURsIoN.-Day be-
fore Yesterday the wind blew a gale all
day, but disregarding this warning to
the disciples of Walton, Rufe. Brown,
Jerome Thorington and Hank Lufkin
hired a coach and four and went out
to the Carson river on a fishing eNcur-
sion. Theirs was the 'tisherman's
luck" as might have been expected.
Late in the afternoon they returned
and at once repaired to the chop stand
at the Magnolia Saloon to a grand
fish dinner of the proceeds OF the days
catch. The dinner BARRING what Billy
furnished at the stand) consisted OF
one poor little trout, 81 inches IN
length and Weighing exactly V
ounces. 1--WE are indebted to Johnny
Hill, the celebrated ''chub' Usher
man. for the tigures.) 1t IS reported
that jerome caught II fine trout, put,
while holding 1t dangling from the
hook over the stream to remark "On,
no, it amt me that can catch hSh.
the fish dropped back into Its native
element and darted down stream. At
this, jerome .swored ii fearful swear
which accounts for the subsequent bad
luck of the whole party.
THE SroRM.-We had quite a re-
spectacle St0rin yesterday, both as to
wind and snow, the latter commence
ing to fall at l:30 p. IN. and contlnu-
ing at intervals throughout the after
noon. At 8 o'clock the wind died
away and the clouds overhead broke
into strata and let the fading light of
dying day in upon The heavy banks OF
pOgonip which hung l&Zily about the
hill tops and mountain sides. About
half an inch of snow fell.
CARSON vALLEY.-The cry winds
of the early part Of the present week
were rather severe on vegetation up
the valley, but the SNOW sprinkle of
Yesterday Will restore it to a healthy
condition, though more water j. need
ed. The snowfall in the upper por-
ton Of the valley. reachingasia far north
as Clear Creek, was quite heavy yes
terdav afternoon, continuing steadily
from noon until Is p. III.
LEFT Us.-It is with regret that we
have to chronicle the departure Of
Mrs. l.. Bradcr, wife Of l.. Brader,
Esq, late proprietor ofMul!er's Hotel.
The lady IcaNe>a large circle Of friends
and a~cquaintanceS who regret her de
parture. Mr.. Bradcr will himself
leave US in a week To join his wife in
San Francisco, where he proposes es-
tablishing himself i'll business.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-08

FUNERAL.-The funeral of Henry
II. Sherwood took place at the APP
pointed hour yesterday afternoon
from St. Peters Episcopal Church,
and was attended by a number OF
friends and acquaintance OF deceased.
Rev. Mr.. Allen Otficiated and dellV-
cred an appropriate address to the au-
dicncc.
REPoRTs.-Alfred Helm, Clerk of
the Supreme Court Of Nevada, left for
San Francisco last evening, to be alb
sent about ten days, looking after the
publication of the Nevada Reports.
EPISCOPAL SUNDAY SCHOOL. All
members of the Episcopal Sunday
School are requested to assemble at the
church at = o'clock this Saturday
afternoon.
c. Ex-Governor Bradley yesterday
issued a commission to A. A. Wilson
as Commissioner of Deeds for the State
of Nevada, to reside at Gilroy, Cali
fOrnia.
NOTARY.-The Governor yesterday
commissioned Judge A. p. Carrie of
Hamilton a Notary Public in and for
White Pine county.
GRAND JURY.-A venire for twenty
four grand jurors was issued from the
Second District Court day before yes
terday r~eturnable to-day.
DISTRICT CoUET.-TAe Second Ju-
dicial District Court, Judge c. \.
Harris presiding, will open again to-
day, with Il new Grand Jury.
SKATISG.-The skating rink at
Moore 4 parker's Hall will be open
from l to 5and from seven to l0o'clock
?. III. to-day.
EASTER SERvICEs.-Easter Eve ser
vice will be held in the Episcopal
Church this evening, commencing at
7:45.
Go to Smith & SAVERS for your gen.
uine Rembrandt Photographs, at San
Francisco prices.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-08
OCA INTELLIGENCE.
Mail and Express.

ARRIvEs.-From the {. Railroad and
WaShoe at : Il. IN.
' From Virginia. Gold Hill, Silver city
and Dayton al ~ Il. m.
From Aurora, Pine Grove and Genoa
at D p. m.
DEPARTS.-For WaShoe and c. 7. Rail-
road at Il p. IN.
For Da!Ion. Silver City, Gold Hill and
Virginia AZ 1 =. m.
For emo Pine Grove and Aurora at
Z IL Ii
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-08
Arrivals At the Hotels.
CHARLEs-GEo. TUFLY, PROPRIETOR

Ct cHARIEs-GEo TUFLY, PROPRIETOR.
G. W Cassidy. Virginia LAGRANGE, Reno
:, Roll J p Lieboe, Pine Valley
r V JuIiep. X + Rainey, Gold Hill
/ s R,dw.ll. Galena + Meyers, silver City
II Murphy, Mil Citp Jones lruckee
r /, Jones. San Fran JR RagSdale, Win'mucca
! Reed lacks Valley C SchuIZ, Clear Greek
oRxsBY ~HoUsE-GEORGE D. FRYER, PROPRIETOR.
Frank Bell, Reno ID IL !entz, Larson MINT
G + Perkins, Virginia W IL I'll, silver City
John Wllkey, City Il Armstrong
CoRBETr HoUsE-CoRBETT BROTHERS, PRoPRIEToRs.
John Nalchis. Pine Nut D Mcintosh, Mountains
VI Hogan, Il ftstiah,
Ell Manning. J Stewart. Grass Valley
W + Price. Lake View B Delat, Silver City
T Verril. Virginia + Desenchel, Empire