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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-05-31

APPEAL TO THE PUBLIC.-As a speci-
men of cool effrontery, the following
card from the bandit vasquez is worthy
of an Arkansas carpet Dagger:
To the Public: Wounded, o prisoner,
and in the shadow of approaching death,
or more to be dreaded incarceration, an
unfortunate and sinful man appeals to
the charitable among men of whatever
nation to contribute to a fund sufficient
to enable him to place his case fairly be-
fore the world and the jury to sit in juds-
ment upon him, hereby asserting his in
nocence of the higher crimes imputed to
him, and his ability to establish the fact
at fair, impartial trial.
(Signed) TIBURcIo VAsoUEz.
In Jail at Los Angeles, May %, 1874.
The Los Angeles papers say Tiburcio's
appeal to the public is received with poor
grace, and is on par with his audacity,
though among the lower class Of our
native population he has host of i'd
mirers
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-05-31

The intelligent contraband has come
to the surface again. This time he halls
from Georgia, where he says that the
Granger lodges are being turned into Ku
Klux associations. This, though ingen.
ious, is rather thin, seeing that Georgia
has been redeemed from carpet bag rule
and the people are administering their
own affairs. Where that is the case, Ku
Klux are never heard of.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-05-31

A NEW style of mining cage yesterday
went into use at the Consolidated Vir-
ginia mine. The new cage is three
decker that is, it hoists three cars at
once. Double-deckers have been in use
at the leading mines on the Comstock
for some years, but this is the first three
decker ever put into any shaft on the
lode. Although it holds three cars, it is
not as long as those which hold but two;
the compartments being only sufficiently
high to admit of loaded car, whereas
the compartments of the double-decker
are of sufficient hight to permit of the
tallest men standing in them. Owing to
the shortness of the new three-decker,
the miners have christened it the pup"
The advantage in the use of the new cage
is that it does one-third more work in q
given time than the double-deckers.-
Nir. Enterprise, Goth.
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SheriH's Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of the District Court in and for the
County of Lincoln State Of Nevada, and to me
directed and delivered, for Judgment rendered
ir said Court, on the 18th day of May, A. d.
1874, in favor of NJ. McClusky, and against T. S.
Coleman and John +. Tyler, for the sum of
Five Hundred and Six Dollars, debt together
with Ssl 70 dollars, tax costs, and all accruing
costs and interest. l have levied on the follow
ing property, to-wit:
Nineteen ll-l2 feet undivided in that certain
mining claim, situated in the Ely Mining Dis
trict, Lincoln county, Nevada, and known as and
called the Havannah.'
Notice is hereby given that on
Saturday, the Sixth day OF June,
4. ID. 1874,
at 10 O'Clock M, l will sell all the right title
and interest of said defendants OF either Of
them, in and to the above described property,
at the Courthouse door in Phoebe, Nevada,
at public auction, for ca in hand, to the
highest and best bidder, to satisfy said execu.
tion and all costs.
W. s. TRAVIS, Sheriff.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-05-31

SATURDAY night the citizens living on
Summit, Howard and A streets, between
Taylor and Union, were startled by n
deluge of water coming down upon them,
flooding their houses with water, and
destroying their gardens and sbrubbery
by the deposit of sand and loose earth
washed down from the mountains. Many
people thought the water company's
tlume had bursted, while others thought
that the bulkhead of an old tunnel which
the water company had fastened up to
use in case their fume gave out. had
been torn away, but the real cause of
the flood is the melting of snow high up
on the mountains north of Mount David
son, There is large plateau up there,
where the snow falls in a winter like our
last one to great depth, and it is from
this that all the water has been coming
since Saturday night. Virginia Chron-
icle, Goth.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-05-31

The Paradise New farmers are
through seeding. Considerable more
grain has been sown this year than last.
There is an abundance Of water, and the
farmers are anticipating heavy. crop.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-05-31

SPANISH FLAT, an old placer mining
camp in Ell Dorado county, CAL, is being
resuscitatsd. Some rich gold quartz
lodes are being found there.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-05-31

The Goodman mine, situated n little
west OF the American Flat tunnel, is
turning ont some excellent ore. An assay
made at the Carson Mint, shows ordinary
rock, S249.S2 per ton; and from selected
rock, S42S, 90.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-05-31

NosEGAYs are called floral tributes and
gravestones are called affections tribute.
So we see by the Gold Hill News.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-05-31

WORK was to have been commenced at
Colfay, May Goth, on the survey of the
Nevada and Colfax Narrow. Gauge Rail
road. The sum of $40 900 must yet be
raised to complete the required $500, 200.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-05-31
BY TELEGRAPH!

SPECIAL TO The pIooHE DAILY hfooff'
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-05-31

The water in the Humbolt river has
reached point within sixinches of high
water mark.
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L o S T..
NOTICE..

VNHE COPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE En-
/ listing between A. Mandich and Nicanor b.
Rodriguez is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. Hereafter the business will be conducted
by A. MANDICH, who will pay all debts due by
the concern, and collect and receipt for all
moneys due us up 10 date.
A. MASDICH,
NICANOR b. RODRIGUES.
Phoebe, May 7 1874. mys-1m
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uun CHURCHES.


atisTiAN CHURCH--Eighteenth street
between Washington and Walnut.
prea niUy every third and fourth sunday
sunday school at 8 y. IA.
Prayer meeting wednesday evening.
. Is TRfNBLg, Pastor.
tEsBYTEKiAN--hjgh tb street.
Prenching, sabbath At 1Jt Am. ana "A pa.
'rsysr meet X, Wednesday at u .. IN
Abbsth school, Jp.m. J. N. Lsnsden, gu.
Derintendent. REV. II. THAYER, Pastor
FTHpDlST.-Cor. Eighth and WslHut ST..
reaching, sabbath ct II ara, and p. IN
rsyer meeting. Wednesday, "A pm.
abhath School, 3. pm. l.. W. s.iiiwell,
uefinten1eni. REV. j. l.. WALLER
astor.
LUNCH OF TIE Episco-
~
Mnrnlng prayers. sabbath i0t an.
evening prayerr, ~ pm.
shh+,h School, p Am.
- CHAs. a. GILBERT, Rector.
.4.. Is CuURCH-Nibtb Il. snu
s.. .i- Avenue.
% .u, - r,ise, Sabbath $ ~ aud 10, am.
per-, I In.
bath school, pm.
isrvir" every day, . am.
kgy. u. j. OBALLokA.s, Priest
JDSkPu's CuUkCH.-tuernan, CO.
Or u Walnut and Cross streets.
I1-.. every sabbath AZ 10 O'Clock a. IN.
VI per-, 2 y. Ia.
tt.s during week days, = O'Clock n. m.
REV. Z. HOFFMAN,, Priest.
.hNAN LUTHERAN CHURCH-i3th
treot between Washington Avenue and
" slnut street.
W, aching sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
sbtath School At 2 o'clock p. m.
RKv. &. DUKRscHSEg. Pa tor.
DIiNb NEWS CHRISTIAN As5oClA.
rlON.--HegulaT meeting second Monday
tcb month 70 their room over Rockwell
90. book tore, Commercial avenue.
Weekly Prayer meeting, Eriday, u PIMA
e 'ron.
l.. W. srrLLwElL. President.
CDNp MISSIONARY BAPTIST
CHURCH.--Corner Sycamore and Forty.
lrst streets. Preaching Sabbath II II
o'clock =. m. and 3 o'clock p. IN.
sunday school O'Clock .. m.
lle church Il connected with the ilhDOt
A.tocistion, by the fifgt Missionary BaI'
st Church OF Cairo.
Rkv. sOLoMOs LEoNAhD, Paetof.
'hlCAN METHODIsT.-Fou he
wcen Walnut and Cedar.
-eryices. sabbath. II am.
.aSbath school. u pm.
las meets at pm.
COND FREE WILL BAPTI5T'--tn
eenih Street., between Walnut and Cedar
HfTFlff- 1bthNis hll D. ihs
REV. ". KICKS, Pastor.
NE Will BAPTIST HOME MlSslO'
,ABBhTH sCBOOL.--Corner Wslnu
ud Cedar streets.
-hhsth school. v EN-.
II FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCt
urry's barracks
o'y!ces, Sabbath II An, 3p.m. a ZAP. IN
REV. WA. kEIIIY, Pastor.
1T MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
edzr, between Ninth aud Tenth Sta.
reaching sabbath, lOt am. and - pun.
aver meeting, "Wednesday evening.
coaching, Friday evening.
sSbath school, II pm. John NanbExtet
sd aary stephens, Superinte ndente.
REV. I. j. SHORES, Pastor.
luSD BAPTIST CHURCH-Fourteentl
rect. between Cedar and Walnut. tn
BApus, church recognized by the hs
tsron.
rvrrss. sabbath. II SIN. 3 pm. and pm
RVv. JACOB BRADLEY, Elder
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A. n. IRWIN.
HIS RESPONSE TO THE CALL

HIS RESPONSE TO THE "CALL y
To Col. John WOOD, II. Wat on webb, r..
H. Cunningham ID 7 Iinegsr, J. H..
Mule hey, l.. saup, x. A. tdmpn lion,
and otliers:
GEsrLEMEs Accepting tbs Call
signed by you and more than eight han
drel other voters Of Alexander county, ~
81 endorsement Of my Official conduct ~
sheriff, and ne The expression of Au hone't
desire tina, should stand tor reelection
| feel impelled to give you M affirmative
answer.
1t bss been my aim, during my term OF
-ervice, 10 perform NY duty ~ was enn-
Died TO see my duty; and II, in snyihing,
I failed, beg to assure you that the head
was nj fault aud no, the heart.
In oonsenIirg, rs | de-. 10 become
candidate for ra-eiec ION eel caiiep
upon to make no promises Of more H.
lent service than have hitherto rcu.
dsred. can only ASSURE you tbst il
elected ! will las always did, strive /
do my duty faithfully and fearless y, re
g.rdless Of all consequences personal to
myself.
Thanking you, and those who joined
you in the 'cail, for tho hattering ex
ression Of confidence you have given,
and for our prom Sc OF generous sup.
port, permit mo to -ub.cr be- myself,
Youis Truly,
ALEX III IhvIN.
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OBSTACLES 10 MARRIAGE

III rrrors AMI Abuses In early NE,
Manhood Ma Restored. lmpediments 70 Mar"
siss,. r moved. New mrlh dol Treatment;
s na and r.markabls rem dies. 30 ks and
y .,rcv,srs senr nee in s aled envelopes, az,
ires.. HOW AID AsSoCl ArIoN, 4iO
nth Nj tn St, Pniladelpnis; "a ,- sNr
,orosh,e con aust and professional Skill
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STATE OFFICERS.

..iuHf--I1hu l. bsY"ndrs
.r4f.rsut-' IDye rnOr-
rrtt4r. ~ Sfate--ffeOrgb n. HATiH ~
ditiTof 5 aie--C. T.. LippiLcou
ats lt,B irrr--Ca-per tux.
.J,frsv tfrr,ral--iam-. ". fd-a.
~ Public iu-truc'ipr--S ewf04 ll'.
,DSOkE-SMES.
Richard !. Ogie-by and antn
'An.
representative Eighteenth Di-tric;--lss
mentr.
NJ A.BEK- ON Ia ASSEMBLY
.. ..ar--uta'lss- IN the 10th di-'-ict.-
10 %. nr,riy, VIM 4. Lsmma AMI Mat
!. in-rOre.
o. .,pr tor the A'tn Gi-trirt.--Je--e We
COUNTY BFFICEis.
cruCtIT COURT,
I'D =. Baker. OF A'eEagtr
~ .rey--PNrich u. r0ls
IL = lOcum.
A. N. lrytu.
T4rtin--Arsas-oT and Treasurer
t,r--.Ioun l.. !lely.
COUNTY COURT
u,'gg- r. bross.
..ociatea--J. =. McCrite snd 3. Marchii'
q.
v!k-Jacob q. Lynch.
Coroucr--John ". Gn--lbst
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-ECRET ORDERS.
THE MAsOSs.

TIE MAsOSs.
a., ~ COMMANDERY, No. iS:-stat"o
" pbly q, the Asylum Masonic Hal, mr.
- a.. ID Mondays Ia each month.
no COUNCIL, No, 4.-BeRuiar ConNo
~ At Masonic Hall, the second Finds
70 sA"h month.
ARC CHAPTER No. 7l.-Regular Coz
cation At Masonic Hail, on the thir'
uesi4y of every month,
lKO LOD8|. SO. z31 r. a A. " --HeRu
~ " .nmunication- st Masonic Hall. N
.acS Il and fourth Mondays OF each INC nth
THE ODD-FELLOWs.
'LSANDER LODGE. R24-Mest- IN oco
velows' Hall. IN Arter's building. ever
thursday evening NJ O'Clock.
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A fLW Gn.DRrASnNS,

LA Kew lnSCh on thoroughly tested
aud cue d 10y Leu 10 Pat ut.
Make a. PERFECT Lock stitch, alike
on botb side :, On sll kinhHo1 good-.
Runs l.isht. Siuo III, Nois-les and
Kapi i--bcst ombina Ion ~ quail, les
4.-Durahle--Runs tor years without re.
pairs.
OWN do all yariiles u work and Fancy
slit hi X in u ~uucrlor manner.
lis most eaisly managed by the opera.
tor Length OF itch IN - BE- altered while
running, and machine can he threaded with
Dut passing thread through holes.
7'-De.ign simple. Ingenious, Elegant.
forming The stitch without the use 81 Co.'S
Wheel Gear, Rotary rams or Lever Arms.
Has tine Automatic Drop Feed. which in
.uies uniform l-pgtb OF stitch at any speed
las our new Th-tai Controller. which fol-
1--we easy mn,emsnt OF needle-bar and
prevents injury 10 thread.
s.-Construrtion most careful and fin.
ished. I'll. manuf,ctured 10y the most skil-
iul an experienced mechanics. at the e, lie.
pr ted REMINGTON tRMoRY, ILIoS. y Y.
Western one Of the 'mpuy 237 State
street CHI ago. Ill. 3l2-i -G-dSw-im
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SHERIFF IRWIN.
A CALL UPON HIN TO STAND
FOR RECOLLECTION.

To II laws
We, the undersigned citizens. respectfully ~
quest you TO become a candidate for sheriff. in
dependent Of any party nomination. Knowing
that sou have filled the Office Of sheriff with great
ability, and believing the nterpsts of the county,
and Of law and order, viii be better conserved by
your continuance in the ofiicc than by the cleo
ton ofany other person ut III lna. We prom o
that in thu event of your r"mpi.... with u,
quest herein made, we viii gi,rt1 ,ou our sup.
Dort In the canysss and our \ otes ~ the election
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NeW'p'pcr advertising promotes traie, for
even the dulcst times adve ti.ers secure
by Tar i.e largest shave Of what I, belng
done.
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CENIAR LINAMENT.

he great discovery of the
~ age. There l. 40 pam VII en-
0f% the Cen aur .inimtnt Sil NJ
TIL relieve, no swci ing which II
INV VIII rot ,uhdue aud "a" lame
T~ ne.s which it VIII not cure
lG rhi, 1, strong language. hui
IL Is rue. IL ~ 20 humbu {;
EFWpu the Ieclpe printed around
carn 90 ttr, A circu ar containing e, Ilin =
ea - OF wonderful cures OF rheumatism
ueuralg,, lock;j iw, sprins. swellings,
sea- ;, cakcd b,easis pc ,onous hi { Oxen
feet, you d. saltrhcu q, cara he &c, ard thu
reeip, OF The III inn NJ wi be sent gratis TO
- youe II l. the most wond ltul healing
aud p IN re ieying z M he world has wI
produced. l. s~lls a, no articlr before did
sci and 1t sell, because | doe ju what u
y eten stido. ON 10 lie | tn c ntaur
Eminent tor nmal, tycllrw wrapperlis
worth u hundr Il dol for spas red,
sira ned or ga led horses and mules, n Il Tor
crew-w' rm IA 'hetp. f'mily or stock
ON ca afford Ia he without }'ntaurLr-
iment Pri r,5l c mt | rye botllss 5 j
Is. Rose Il Co , 50 Broadly y. New.
CASTORI is more than n substitute for
Castor oil Ii Il the only sAFEa't Gle in en-
teisnce which Is sure TO gulate The bow.
ell, cur windcolic and pr du enaturals eep
II l. pleasant t. take hi'uren need terry
anu mothers may sleep. OF WY
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FO u N ID r Y,
NJ A C HIN f S II o p

FORCES AND TifE rlIIiHo'
,rRAM ENai~Es MILL. srrA HnOA1
M CHIN BR Y
Manufactured abs repaired.
Special attention given 70 light ana heaVS
.oreing, house. bridge, railroad and jail wors
and All work of q similar character
Steam and gas lifting Ia all its branches
A full assortment OF Morris, Tasker Il Coz
PhiIsdei phis pipe and httings Brass goods
ate. and gas fixtures ALWAYS on hand.
PIPING or HOUSE FOR 6AS
MApB A SPECIALLY.
AGENT for Cameron special steam pump
and boiler feeder. The best manufactured
Coils patent syphon pumps, and Judsonf
natent governor and governor valve.
The following engines, etc., for sale
Two ate ambost engines, 1871 inch bore Of
cylinder; ave feet stroke, and In good ordei
'Oue steamboat shalt and crank; Wrot iron
one engine for hosting freight; AXIS.
one iOX20 saw mill engine, with shait ano
crank tor muy or gang saw, second hand.
One new TXl2 engine; my own manuiao
ture. o .r,,,ro ma
,hine aud jointer, and warehouse hoistins
naohine, In good order.
Envinss and machinery Of all kinds bough
md aoid
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John Rogers,
Martin strauhal,
y n thildrcss.
T. X Kelly,
Gus Duder,
q T. Sullivan,
Gins Budcr,
N 4 Geroul,i,
George u Sargent,
! Is T. McGcc,
! J II McCee,
/ Thomas - IIolincs,
afnes VI Totten,
ID w Iiamlin,
) Patterson,
q w Metric,
Zachsrinh Mcdaniel.
james 4 McCrite,
Isaac Lee,
William Nftfler
q 4 ss,,r
Ihos f.si.rc,ce nm
JOnn n Quinlan,
Ben Worthington,
James Benson,
Iuasa.at Hal
Dan Mill.
I,T Cavende,
ot,reenlev
RTSuiieI
lame. Iyillis
e. M Will.
.J,ckson knig,,
Fn,i Iispba,,
I'm ILL.,,
49,, 49,,
N No.,
n ns.,i,
S,,,,n,
,, ,,u,'v
IA a,a,,'.,',
psn,ai
4 Dictarsan
pirhs,,, pya,,
s,v si,nnnn IL
'Io'bu, 'ii.a.,n,,.on
IcgI. Tvr',.,,
nsvi,lii,,e
III a. e,.,,or,i
Witp,I,ip,'.n
No. 4 sni,h~
~ p,,',d',''y,
IN n, i,a,,,al,i.
uuII.,.,.ii
III Hici,snt..,
WsWicksr
.Jnhn pinsiei
Chas n Angiln.
NitcbelItsare
,Tohn Allen.
t,eo,ye G,irar,i.
,Gohn ~ Irl1y
.TK THOMPSON.
Ezra kim.
.TH RiVyr
leonard Norris
Ben Denton.
A Hinton.
CalyinC,leaycr.
ID, Watson.
John Afinton.
Roiert NJ L,liuopd-on,
Harvey 1.Iper.
Jane Weather..
Robert Peu,ers
Gf,en Newkirk
y IIutchinsOp,
Columbu- Oliver
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= Schlesinger,
VIM Trump,
: II Campbell,
ID u Marsh,
4 X stuart,
A A Missiger,
John Myle-,
7. W sauer,
james W Mckinney,
James Clark,
Jane Iiigien,
George shank
a Magee.
J , Hawkins,
= II Wick,
Reuben Vaughn,
Jesse q Wilson,
John A Morris,
a West,
Peter Miller,
Dr W Wood,
Jesso Jackson.
Bailey Allen,
u . Mckay, " u,
James Ellis,
John Barton,
John A Milford
L. y King,
i { Iemay
W II Robinson,
Andrew Reed
Oirard Wilson.
Vim w Millikeu,
samuel Brad -haN
II NJ Mckenzie.
% a Clark,
Id Adams,
Victor IIusell,
u Is Willis,
Marion Davis,
Marion MCJOllum
a Is Peterson,
WIN NJ Nichols,
Anderson simmons
Leonard Bishop,
Marion IumaiBte,
John billiVn,
T. WOrthingtOn,
Joseph lee,
Alexander ferrill,
Green Bishop,
= l. Brown,
John ) Reynolds,
W W Reynolds,
simeon T. Evans.
b. b Meicalf,
george " Pillers,
William farrow,
jaime, Dexter,
Silas Dexter,
q w Kemmek,
Ihas Perry,
X A EdmundsOn
" INA X Kendall.
james III NOOle,
Geo " I4arbey,
VIM Caldwell.
= NJ williams,
Moses Is MintOn,
John briiiin,
Walter : DamrOn,
b.Vrge Cherry
febin Prize.
Alberry " Gathers,
b. X Gam, lily,
Jane. Hue. inson,
John Cashwu.et.
james Morris,
VI I Robinson,
George Wright
IIy Jarvis,
John Williams,
John Masterson,
l,eiby Reed,
John Harris,
VIM Thomson,
William Petit,
g. NJ johnson,
J. = Bridgnan,
David J AbeIucihy,
AbiuIn r Peeler.
Thomas snyder,
Henry Planert,
John Iru-iy,
Oarlan Foes,
4 j Robert, Pru -ideni
Labor Reform Pariy.J
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- Va AAAAEAH
u , Billingsley,
Joseph u Reed,
J ~ RitienhOuse,
Matt = Walsh JT
John wood,
John \ Reeve
VI T. FULTON,
! l. Spillcr.f
j 4 Moon,
4 l. BausIuan,
james y Miller,
j NJ EmsTsOu,
Fp-i : smith,
Nm J Howe,
I Gilman
\ " - Neal,
\ O'LoHghlin,
D : Kent,
II l. Robbins,
James Fleming,
" III DczonlS,
" q Robbins,
II 4 lofiin,
j : Barclay,
John Clancy,
Frank OazzOlo,
smith Torrance,
T. Fitzgerald,
Jane. - ooldTidgc
VI VI Moore,
Miles : Gilbert
1 Drih,
Henry Appel,
I harle. Frank,
John W Cornell,
John = Aubery,
Louis kmhleT,
J n Kelly,
Vim Happier,
Louis Joryensen,
Jacob Walter,
John q >taBcil,
D VI -hu-ter,
J 4 sullivan, VI ID
Henry ! Martin,
john kIchlcr,
Fred ~tiMutL,
~ Waltisemidth,
Adolf Miller,
II ' Dalm-rn,
~ Mhitcamp,
! " Mock,
j ~ Sletcalf,
g d Parker,
Eugene t,liucs,
: ScuWduitL,
George T. I.oun-bcrry
- j solomon,
4 Fink,
X V Belzner,
William Builder,
g X Lentz,
VI j McGauley,
" Bland,
" X Mccullough,
Burd smcziley,
Henry McCarty,
: J Iiumin,
Jesse Aicliaiisr,
y VI hinnedr,
Robert smyth,
II BlOm,
Frank | Peckcr,
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