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Tweed Pound Gvtlsx-

nE rs PLACED IN TIE CUSTODY on TIM
sHERIFFs.
NEw YORK, Nov. i9.-At 10 O'Clock this morn
ing the jury In the Tweed case came into court
and asked Tor further instructions on the fourth
count. Judge Davis explained the charge, aud
aftsr ten miuutes' shsence the jury returreI
with verdict OF guilty on sll the counts. The
def' nee took exception TO any verdict except a
general verdict on all the counts.
Mr.. Graham then moved an arrert Of ludg-
meht, on the ground Of want OF Jurisdiction.
and also that the act OF $50 creating the CON :
1873.
The court replied that IL would be a useless
waste OF time 10 argue. he was 30 convinced in
his mind on these points.
Mr.. Graham replied that this answer was an
unnecessary wounding OF the feelings VI ooun-
sci, 10 say that argument on points he raised
would he an unnecessary waste OF time.
hnt simply meant that his mind was made up
on these points.
After a long controversy between the Judge
and the counsel the argument on the IA Jtion
for arrest Was then fNcd for Saturday.
Mr.. Allen then asked that tina prisoner stand
committed in the meantime BY the order OF the
court.
Judge-"Yes, sheriff, take Mr. Tweed into
custody
Mir. Tremain here gave notice that In moving
for Judgment the counsel for the government
would ask that a separate term OF impris0n-
ment be named on each one OF the eounts ON
which be was convicted under different claims,
making IS distinct claims and 2Oi counts. The
prisoner was removed In custody Of the sheriff,
and the court adjourned.
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THE vIRGINI0s BUrCHEaY.
one Hsaared and Fersy-sws viesi.ss.

NEW YORK, November is.-The rr,bsa>
thinks there h but little doubt that all the viz
sinus captivss hsve been executed az reported.
and hat My eighteen, out Of the whole enc
hundred aud seventy, escaped the extreme
p<nalty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-19

LIEUT. CO NsAhIsR HENRY G. WHITE, who
was executive officer of the Tigress during her
cruise in search OF the POlaris, has reported to
the naval academy at Annapolis for duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-19

SALE OF "LISDEswALD."-The famous es-
as "Lindenwald," the residence OF the late ex-
President Martin Van Buren,, and recently
owned By George Wilder, esq, has been pur-
chased BY james Van Alstyne and John Van
Buren,, son Of the ex-President,) resident OF the
county named, for the sum Of So 900, which
inciudes furniture, horses, carriages, and other
personal property now on the premises. The
farm adjoining the mansion. comprising about
Us acre., was also included in the purchase.
Since Mr.. Van Burens decease this egtate has
dlio been owned by the Messrs. Jerome, Of this
CITY, T. Times.
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wall street Te-Ssay.

NEw YORK, November 10.-Money IL In de-
mand at on call. The clearing houre author
Ives the statement that the reported decrease OF
500, 900 legal tenders yesterday should have
been an increase Of $3.50 600, and also gives the
SoDsag 90 ssnee a.. s sss. ana
Wednesday, SO. $4,000. Gold heavy and lower,
declining from zoos at opening " noe 4, with a
subsequent reduction 20 lO9.. The rates paid
for carrying are SEA TO gold. State bonds dull
and steady. Government bonas quiet and a
shade lower in sympathy with gold.
stocks declined q fraction Al the start and
then became firm and advanced \ toIs up TO
end of the first call. THIS was saceeeded hy a
reaction Of \ 70 I, but afser mid day the
market was buoyant, with q marked improve
ment, the advance from lowest point ranging
from TO ~. Dealings have beeR largest In
usually active stocks.
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PRESIDENT GRANT was writing his annual
message to-aay, and has not received any vis-
tiers except Secretary Fish, who called in the
forenoon and had a long interview with him.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

1HTsRsAL REvEsUH.-The receipts from this
source to-day we're s2cn. 95453.
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ALLEsaD RoBBEEY or SrAxPc.-Edvara
McNuity, charged with robbias Henry Il.
Meis, IT, Uniteo states ds DICT attorney ct
and trading then for B Select vhiskey, was
brought before Comr. asioner Atkins in Rich
mond Inufsaay n< examination. Upon the
repreeeesaaes saat . material witness could
net ee inD -sdiAtety brought forward, the com
misAor - continued the case until the cath int =.
~ Hxe1 tAe bail ct $500. The prisoner
was reconmitted 70 the city jan. AcNuity
were siven hin BY one Anderson In payment OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-19

FRAUDULENT SUPPRESSION OF With
in February, 1869, Abraham NJ. viiet, a wealthy
farmer, died leaving q will giving to his daugh-
tiers, Magaret v, wife Of Jonathan Lundy, and
Sarah E., wife of Gideon l.. Albertson, g, 900
each, and to his sons property of much greater
value. When the heirs assembled to hear the
will read no will was found in the envelope
quence was that the property was divided &C
cordipg TO law, the children receiving share and
share alike, and the daughters receiving much
more than they would have received under the
will. Three or four days ago Q young man
named Barlow, in 6t Of drunken confidence,
informed . crowd Of friends In q tavern near
berts0n, the respective husbands Of the tvo
daughters, to steal the will, for which they had
agreed 70 pay him $500. That he stole the
will, delivered IL to Albertson at the house Of
DR.. Hu!shiger at Hope, and receiving 81 go on
the spot Affidavit was made to these sileea-
tons before justice In r acke ttstown on Thur
day, and warrants have been issued fer the ar
rest Of Albertson and Lundy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-19

TEE Crisis IN FRANcE.-There was = lively
debate In the French assembly yesterday upon
Q motion made by the monarchists for the uu-
conditional pr0longation of President Mac
Malone term ofofice. The motion vaz vehem-
entity opposed by the republicans. The Assem-
bly, adjourned before vote was reached.
The NovKMBBR SroRM.-Dispatches from
Boston, Providence, r. l., Newburg, N. Y,
fortfess Monroe and Halifax report damaging
storms along the coast and several marine dis
asters.
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Another Suspended Bank.

HOW THE PRESIDENT OF TIE CONCERN UeED
ITS SURPLUS OF $500 900.
NEW YORK, November l9.-Suspectinz some
thing wrong, the directors OF the Mercantile
National Bank instituted an INVESTIGATOR a few
days since, and discovered that the president.
Ely j. Blake, had advanced the $500 600 sur
plus supposed 20 be On hand In relieving the
embarrassment Of the Domestic Sewing Ma
chine company, Incorporated by Blake and
three brothers in ls70. The only security for
these sums adv anced, found in the vaults, we're
cOlaterals and notes OF the Sewing Machine
company, which are practically worthless The
bank directors are wealthy men.
Death Of the Founder Of the Barfnx
Brothers Banks ing House
LONDON, N0yembe 10, 40 u. MT "a re-
ported on the stock exchange that Thomas
Barring. founder Of the banking house of the
Barring Bros, is dead.
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TEE NORTHERN CBsYBSNKs AND ARRAPA-
HOES left the city for their home in the ives,
this afternoon. They will visit Philadelphia
and New York ca route.
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HE CUBAN QUESTION IN WASH.
INGrON.
Activity at our Navy Yard.

At the Washington navy yard unusual activ-
ity prevails, and in some Of the departments
overtime Is being made. A large force is at
work on the steamer Shawmut, and the ITALIA
pcosa is being repaired rapidly. The monitors
are yet lying idle, and there are no moveme uts
10 place them in repair. In the ordnance de-
rartnent there is large force at work on am
munition.
NAVAL RsLIsTHKNTs.
Lieut. Fletcher has reported at the yard as
recruiting officer, and his headquarters is on
the receiving ship Relief, living at the deck and
All eady some meD have enlisted, and large
Z rims, which is indicative that in a few davs
business in that line will be brisk.
TIE CUBAN fkyHB AMONG TIE coLoRED PEG
OF the District is rising rapidly, and to-day the
prospect of war was the principal topic OF con
versston among them. The meeting next week
~ looked forward TO with great deal of inter
est, and il will doubtless be an enthusiastic one
Col. Perry Carson, Of the Pioneer Corps, has
his big heart enlisted in the cause, and to such
an extent that in conjunction with other
patriotic friends he IS busy preparing for the
grand mass meeting OF men of his race. which it
Is said will take place at Lincoln Hall next
that he can easily raise regiment Of colored
hayonsts with the spaniaIds tor the
Liberation Of, O. Large portion Of his race en-
barbor as a private in the 2sth Pennsylvania
regiment OF c0lored troops, and was 2k
years in the service. His massive form
leading battalion Of volunteers would no
doubt "suike more terror to the heart Of
butcher Burreil than could the sub
stance Of ten thousand diplomatic dispatches.
The Colonel, who is well known as leading
eolored citizen Of South Washington, formerly
had command Of q regiment Of Boys in Blue, :,
and now commands the Pioneer Corps, a semi
military organization. He says he don't like
the name Of "fllibuster;" but il the govern
ment will give him a commission, in few DAYS
he can raise regiment of q thousand men.
The Butler Zouaves; Major G. b. Fisher, the
crack eolored military org ami cation of the Dis
trict, IT is said, are to a man willing to embark
for Cuba, ana as soon as the government calls
for volunteers they will report; but like the
Colonel, they will not go as filibusterers
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DRY GOODS.

Dh1 6IOUS.
PANic: p.,,.,,
PAM C!!!
WV!
WV!
JUST RECEIVED, A LARGE LOT OF NEW
GOODS From II. d. CLAFLIN'S
LATE SALE; AND
FROM MONHAl NOVEMBER 17,Is13,
DUB ENTIRE STOCK OF
DRY GOODS
On FIRST FLOOR WILL POSITIVELY
M 900 PIECES
Oh THE BEST MAKES AND MOST CHOICE
PRINTS
AT 10 CENTS PER YARD,
ANptk0SSs GGlN BEST BLEACHED COTTON,
YARD,WIDE ZINE AND EXTRA HEAVY
EROWN COTTON AT 10 CENTS.
AND ALL Other GOODS IN PROPORTION.
Fl BE Z SGRE AND CALL BEFORE COMO
WOOLFORD 4 sHILBERG.
~THE ARCADE~
novl56tr 427 TIE sT bet. DANDE,S
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te..s.. ~ GRANITE LEDsI.-ouise q. a.
HenSon ,eSsfa.eeus brsak ooourred n De
last, este.dins ~ ss ss;, 2ssr.is. e Friday
.no eevlne tie severed ssone SSs.S svs -;
Suf .Ssss sceeks are o. ffsass.t sssssssssss
eenoostxats ths faes sssf shSrs 1. issss.y
Sss.,s ste y os quarry, and nat tAk pressure q
- eo1th- ffof, Mia Of ho1kon.
sreoents cd skseoksS Tks pses.srs - -
i hnsessssaps ssss..s sse. sAe blsssltrscsised
E < ,s a..ssAhs opens s1s ban Ca, ~.
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AND
e A RIP E NC,

fineins il impossible to sell out cur immense
stock of goods ct our old stand, No. 92s Tth street
we have MOVED TO No. 1Oi1 7th street, east aide,
where We are receiving new Fail Goods.
oci2c-lm w. W. BURDETfE,
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"Ihe ugiiest man rider. Tor enc bushel OF
If1eh poeAtoes, was feature Of the Chestnut
Grove, Tennessee, fair.
~The chief Of police Of Memphis has taksu
Q census Of the 'sroughs, !" and dnds that OF is6.
all but survived the epidemic.
o1The National Trust COMPANY Of Pittsburs
explained Absence Of the CASHIER
h reported IN England that a Frs,ch
hrm has Uncovered method OF makinc ssxss
ca! seear IRON naterials 70 cheap that 4 can bs
~ The Chicago Times and the u.a,...
pemocrst caution the democrats nj ~ =" -
nst IN their rejoicing over Wisconsin' -, 49,
mol democratic victory achieved there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-19

via &c .I asrssh Mr. essss sAs ban i.s lS4
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TIE AsuAHrEH WAR-Hsw the British Rssen,
an Insult TO Their Ftss.-The latest advices from
troops have advanced twenty-five miles fron
Elmina, one Of the largest forts on the coast.
The Ashantees have been defeated WITH great
lagos burned. They retreated ON the river
Prah, but the British forces cut other retreat,
a1d captured many prisoners. 1t ID expected
mat the late active forward movements VII re-
army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-19

:. TIE California and Texas railway construc-
ton company has in course Of preparation an
AgIcement oy which An extension of time Is
secured from its creditors. 1t Is the general i'm
precision among the latter that tn cir Claims viii
oe PAID IN full. and the terms Of the proposed
agreement are acceptable it is said 20 All credit
tors who have examined them.
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REsUCrIoN IN DRESS GOODS.
Black, all Wool Saline, sI.c,
Black, all Wool Saline, SOC
Fine French lcloth colors) Cashmeres, 90, 80, and
HeJ reduced from 65, 73c., and 81.
Finest double tvilled French Cashmeres in new
shades at 81, worth 81 80 per yard.
french Merinsee Soc. and $50, worth double.
.. Large stock OF desirable Dress Goods reduced to
80 bargains in CoTToNs and al kinds of DRY
ONE PRICE ONLY, In plain figures.
hogan & WILLIE,
noye-tr 1918 and 1920 7th street northwest
GALL AND EXAMINE FOB YOURSELVES.
Alpaes and other Dress Goods at popular prices,
Blankets, Comforts, Flannes, Sheetings and Linens
at greatly reduced figures,
Dry Goods Of ell kinds at right prices,
Bargains In Gents and Ladies' Linen Handker
chiefs.
EMeRY BAXTER,
oct9o-u 1920 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Lachine canal (Canada) is con- pleteIy blocked
oy heavy ice jam. A number Of propeilers
are nov fast In the ice, which ID piled up many
icy tnick. so early and severe q "snap" has
NOT been experienced In thus region for years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-19

GEN. CHIPMAN did not walk out yesterday, as
stated IN a morning paper. Although quite
convalescent and able to sit up most of the day
he il yet unable to leave bis room. but hopes 10
be well enough to d" = a week or two.
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cinto Potrero and San Gorgino. They
profess to believe in the existence of an
understanding between Stanford and
Scott
The epizootic is represented as spread
ing rapidly in the Ovens river mining
district, Inyo county.
SANTA CLARA, March -.
5. f. Ross to-day shipped per express
six pounds of strawberries, the first of
the season.
SALT LAKE, March II.
A girl about II years of age, named
Maggie Eldridge, attempted suicide this
afternoon Mt the Occidental Hotel by
shooting herself through the left breast.
Wound very severe, but not necessarily
fatal. Cause unknown; supposed love
affair.
Half million dollars subscribed in
Kansas for the capital stock of new
bank in this city.
Season Il month in advance of last
year. Weather delightful. Trains all
on time.
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CLIPPED AND CONDENSED.

Smallpox has broken out at Oakland.
Three hundred men are working on the
Saucelito Gal Railroad.
The Salt Lake liquor dealers have
formed another protective society.
Vast deposits of excellent coal have
been found in Boxelder Canyon, Utah.
The Elko county Grand Jury find eight
indictments, out of fifteen presentments.
New and promising gold diggings have
been found in Deer Lodge county, Mon
tana.
Rich gold discoveries are again re-
ported in Julian district, Southern Cali
fornia.
There is no doubt of the genuineness
and richness of the San Bernardino tin
deposits.
Tin ore has been picked up in various
parts of Montana, but no deposits have
been found yet,
Isaac Henley fatally stabbed himself
near Wyandotte, Butte county, Cal. No
cause assigned.
The beautiful snow has disappeared
from Virginia, New. leaving behind an
equal depth of ugly mud.
Mrs. Emma Hopper, young wife and
mother, living near San Francisco, kllel
herself by excessive drinking.
Greater preparations are making for
mining operations in Little Cottonwood
district than were ever before undertake II
Indians and white Juveniles found two
or three hundred dollars in coin in the
ashes of the late Virginia conhagration
The white mining population of Black
foot, Montana, is 200 There are 20 fam
lilies, The Chinese are in the majority.
Coming events cast their shadows be-
fore" From various parts of the State
come encouraging reports of the "baby
| harvest"
w. H. Taylor, a well-known stage man
slipped and fell in Virginia, Montana,
breaking the collar bone of his left
shoulder
Walla Walla, in Washington Territory
has what it euphemistically terms $50
ciety for Protection against Cattle and
Horse Thieves.
A Sacramento wife caught her husband
dancing with hurdy -gurdy, and, first
procuring dagger, led him from the che.
bang to his disyraced home.
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THE New Coal LAND LAw.-The Salt
Lake Tribune approves OF the new coal
land law. Itprovides that any citizen of
the United States may enter not to exceed
100 acres of coal land, and for which be
shall pay SO per acre if situated more
than fifteen miles distant from any COM
pleted railroad, and so per acre if with
in that distance. 1t is very explicit in
its other features, and clearly defines the
rights of claimants, and the method of
procedure to secure title.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-13

On the Vermont Central Railroad yes
terday, near Basset, VT, the breaking of
the journal of locomotive threw the
cars off the track under a covered bridge,
demolshing the structure and smashing
the cars. Damage, S25, 900.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHINGToN, March II.
SENATE.
Vice President Wilson announced that
he would be absent to-day and to-
morrow.
On motion OF Anthony, Carpenter was
chosen to act as President pro TEN. in
the absence of the Vice President.
Carpenter, on taking the chair, thanked
the Senator'S for the honor conferred,
saying that it would be his constant en-
deavor to perform his duty faithfully
On motion Of Anthony, the Secretary
was directed to inform the President of
the United States of the action of the
Senate
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-13

JOIN HARRIS, committee clerk, and
Mike Purcell, porter OF the Capitol,
had a muss in the Capitol building, when
Purcell grabbed gun to shoot Harris.
Before he could use the gun, however,
outsiders interfered, and in the scuffie
which ensued for possession of the wea-
pom, it was discharged, the contents
lodging IN the wall of the Controllers
office. 1t occurred the last day of the
session. Purcell thought the clerk was
trying to "get away" with valuable
lamp belonging to the State.
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pIocHE. March r. 1873.
Messrs. G. W. Arnold, p. Il. Miller, Russ. Scott
and others-Gentlemen
Your kind note wishing to tender me COM
plimentary benefit at the Theater has reached
me. Allow me to assure you that appreciate
the compliment You thus pay me, and state that
Friday evening. the l4th, has been set apart for
my benefit when shall be pleased to see all
my friends present.
Yours, etc, JOHN S. LINDSAY.
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A z NJ CT 8 /.

an Francisco-AIYRoN ANGEL, 4s2 Montgom-
cry St.-Room No. II, Sole Agent for RECORD.
Star District, Utah.. A. soHMiDT co.
Hamilton-T. STARR, Russell's Bookstore.
NM. GEDLING, News Dealer in GOODRICH
saloon. is our Agent in Bullionville, and is
authorized to receive subscriptions for the
RECORD and receipt for the same
Virginia City-JAS. MCDONALD.
Eureka F LOEWY X co.
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The local editor Of the Virginia City
Montanian tried to make himself the
hero Of love episode, on the classic
banks Of the Sinking water-called in
his last ode to the damsal "sweet smelling
stream;" but the old man wore No los,
and that item manufacturer is now lying
i'll Of fundamental abrasion
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NOTICE..

All whom it may concern are hereby notified
that have applied for divorce from my wife,
Marietta Bratton, on the grounds that she has
been guilty of adultery and has otherwise disre-
garded the marital obligations. From the oath
of last February have not cohabited with her,
and have positive proof that about that time
she was guilty of adultery. I will pay no debts
Of her contracting. j. S. BRATTON,
Bulllonvllle, March II, 1873. mrl3-1m*
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JOHN McMARTIN and Adam Bay, en-
ployees of the Virginia and Truckee Rail-
road, quarreled at Gold Hill, says the
News, when the latter struck McMartin
with large iron hook, fracturing his
skull. The injured mans life is in
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Foreign N ews.

LONDON, March y.
Gladstone waited on the Queen at
noon to tender his resignation. 1t is
probable that Disraeli will be summoned
to form a new Ministry.
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The MEXICAN CONNECTION. The war
commenced by the Mexican Government
against General Lozada is looked upon
by the aborigines as a war Of races. AL
varez himself has much of the Indian
blood, and by far the majority of the
population belong to that race
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NOTICE OF ELECTION,
To the Qualified Electors Of
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1, COUNTY
OF LINCOLN, STATE OF NEVADA.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
~ Election will be held on the

AN Election Will be held on the
10th day of April, 1873,
At which will be submitted the question wheth-
er you will authorize tax to pay the expense of
erecting new school building, comprising the
three graded departments of Primary, Gram
mar and High School, Also, the question
whether You will authorize your Trustees to sell
the present school lot and building, and to ap-
proprlate the proceeds to and in the erection of
the new building, or for general school pur.
poses. 1t will be necessary to raise for this pur
pose the sum Of $4,000, and the rate Of taxation
one hundred dollars of valuation of taxable
property in the District.
The polls will be opened at the school house,
on Cedar street, between the hours of 10 a. III.
and p. m. full attendance of the qualified
electors is requested
...r OWEN HOEY,
mrl3-3w 7. COLEMAN,
District School Trustees.
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IAN FRANCISCO BEING THE II yANCIiJ
~ center Of the Pacific Slope, vi ere c,n.
talists are to be found for the purchase
OF Mines and Real Estate, the undersi med has
TINS DAY associated with himself in bux ness, un.
der the firm name of GEORGE p IHRlEkOO
Mining and Real Estate Experts Vi Ions experi.
ence, for the purpose Of conducting u Mining
Record Office and Real Estate Agency in thsdty
where parties having mines and rial es tate "a,
sale can have the same recorded for the inspeC.
ton of capitalists.
WE DO NOT UNDERTAKE, NOR WILL WE
PASS OPINIONS, upon the value Of Mining
property recorded and offered for sale at our
oihce-our sole object in this regard, belsO
CONCENTRATE IN SAN FIR ANCISCO useful
and valu-ole information conc, ,rning the Mines
and Mining interests Of the Pa, :ifc Stop, and 10
facilitate the investigations o !, capitalists and
parties interested.
Particular attention will oe given to OBJ.
tanning United States Pa .ents to mining
claims.
GEORG L p. HIRE
jal6-1m