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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-04-17

THE April number of Woods House
hold Magazine, now-upon our table,
well sustains its reputation as a first
class, live publication. While its con-
tents are not deep or scientific, its
pages are free from trashy, sensational
stories, and are full of bright SUNNY
reading that goes home to the heart.
The magazine contains its usual num-
Der of illustrations, and its general
appearance compares favorably with
the higher priced magazines. Sub
scriptioh price one dollar a year; with
chrome Yosemite one dollar and a
half Subscriptions may begin with
any number. Address, Woods House
hold Magazine, Newburgh, N. Y.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-04-17

VIvIAN's entertainment at Pacific
Opera House, last Tuesday evening,
was wen attended and seemed to give
the fullest satisfaction. He introduced
several new features, all Of which
sbrought down the iouse" with wild
est enthusiasm. Mdme. Reifiarth was
as popular as ever il her ballad sing
iuO
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-04-17

WILL CELEBRATE.-The Odd Fell
lows of this city will, on the 18th inst,
have q grand celebration, picnic and
ball. It will be one of the most en-
ioyable affairs. if the weather is pro-
pitious, ever participated in by our
friends of that Order.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-04-17

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON


Whose studies have been pursued under the
lrst European Pathologists. He passed his ex.
aminations as MembeT Of the Royal College OF
Surgeons, England, In 1856 I1centlate ot Nc
centhte In Midwifery, Iyondon, 1861 and grad.
uated as Doctor OF Medicine at Ilebig's Unlver.
slty OF Giossen, Germany u 1870 All these
Diplomas can be seen in bis Consulting H0omsl
With the signatures OF the FIRST English and
Continental Physicians attached, attesllng 70
hts proficiency. The Doctors sole reiuons for
giving a list OF examinations passed IL merely
10 prove to those requiring asslstancc that he
had r6ceiyed a thorough education, and 10 dis.
tlngush him ff0In pretenders or sell'styled
Doctors, who IN nearly every Instance are un.
possessed uf apy alincations Whatever, and
who ehdeavor Ia their adYerthement 70 cast
odlun UPON the legiumdte practitioner, and
deceive the weak.mlnded by bogus testlm0ni-
ais and Misrepresentation, Phlents DyIpre
placing their lives IN Che hands Qi q medical
advisor should ASCERTAIN ~ what University no
graduated and see his diploma.
= DIR. THOMAS eNpericnc9 has rRnRei over
tWenty.six years IN Europe, south africa ma
Melbourne, Great lonsdaie ana Collin streets,
Melbourne, Australia. His treatment Of SENT
nal weakness and physical lncapaclty y unc.
qualled. During the last eighteen inonthsthat
he mss prnctced IN San Francisco, there has
scarcely Ss{ Pasiea 9yef ra wlnoa pse1is inR IRs
have been under medical advisors for years
without benefit. and there IS no one, however
shattered and brol,ep down In constltution' but
kNOulu hfNh Ulb MuNllN.
n on account NJ n daily increasing practice,
DH. THOMAS has opdned d Medical Institute
in tLUsu NlH itf
Montgomery Street.
II consists OF tRenty.eight beautifully Furnish.
cd rooms, 10 that patients visiting the city, ono
| wishing ~ place themselves under his imme.
diate care, can be accommodated WIN hoard
and residence where they viii receive nil INC
comforts Of homo, including baths Of every
description.
/ Patients Tor admission should write or appl3
/ 20 DIR. THOMASns above. Parcels Ot nledi
/ cine. carhmlly packed 70 rs 70 prevent ohsc.r
/ yatlon, forwarded % all parts o. the interior.
/ IA Consultation by letter. FREE.
/ In urgent cases. requiring iinmcdlete ntteI
tion. hi enc losure of 80 coin. ~ equiv itent II
currency, BY post, Or Wells. Fargo a Co, vii
/ insure nI0mpt reply, with medlelp -. 7
] DIR. THOMAS VIII forward bis w lnable Iitii
work on ConMnptiun of the iurgs, 70 eult
| 2lzed by the Press, ON receipt Of ten Conts 4
Or. G.. r. THOMAS,
6oi Kearney stroet. oor. Eac amehts. ups tab
Gen Transtseo,
J M ysneyi,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-04-17

d. O. Eve learn that Covenant
|ee, No. II, of Harrisburg, will cele-
Z the 9th of this month, in grand
Q. Gen'l E. l.. Applegate has been
red as. Orator Of the Day. The
Ation win beconducted in grove
that town, in the old-fashioned
lie style, if the weather is pleasant;
herwise it will be held in one of
Warehouses, fitted up for the oc-
| oil. Everybody is invited to at
and those living near Harrisburg
requested to bring with them, a
| supply of provisions. lk}
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-04-17

THE Aldine for April opens with a
marvellous collection of beautiful illus
trations, some Of which are the finest
yet seen in The American Art Journal,
while all reflect great credit upon the
enterprising publishers American
scenery, as heretofore, forms a striking
feature of this number of the AJdine.
]. D. Woodward contributes a tender
and beautiful full-page spring-time
view, which is printed in,tints, and has
all the fiDeness of a steel engraving,
the block coming from Che hands of G.
Maurand, the eminent engraver Five
great and remarkable pictures of Lake
George and its glorious scenery en-
bellish this number, in which the we'll
known artist, Thomas Moran, and the
engrayers, have WED with each other
to put upon paper faithful pictures of
the most exquisite scenery in the
New World. The other Illustrations
are fully up to the.exalted standard of
this most superb publication. The
literary contents Of this, number are
also of a high order, varied and inter
esting. Subscription, price, S5, includ-
ing chromos "The East and "The
West" James Sutton &. Co., publish
ers, IS Maiden Lane, New York City.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-04-17

ND EItERRING TO THE ABOVE I GIVE
MA notice that the notes and accounts due
VIM. II. Kuhn & Co., will be collected by Jas.
B. Wyatt, of the firm Of CLARK 4 Wyatt, who
may be found at the old stand OF Kuhn & Co.,
and who is fully authorized tq receipt and set
tie tile same. - L'P!C. SCHUIhh,
Guardian Of estate of ]. G. Van Rensselaer,.
u2Bn3 III fHI ONtN
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Willamette River Transportation Co.'s
XII # r EapHS
STEAMERS .Es.s-

WILL LEAyB
FLANDERS WHARF at 9 o'clock, A. NJ.
AS followsi
FOR CORVALLIS AND INTERMEDIATES
POINTs-Mondey, Wednesday and Friday.
FOR ALBANY AND r. INTERMEDIATES
POiNTs-M Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
FOR DAYTON AND lIcDIINNVILLE-s
lirday and Monday.
Passnre to 90
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-04-17

Yff
asoNAI.-7Mrs. S. Canon and her
hter Minnie started yesterday for
sburg, w. T., on a visit to scme
ar relatives who reside in that
nity.
III Beach starts to-day for Paradise
ey, I. T. He will make his home
le future with his brother Ed. at
place. NCT IDLJt
M Aurelia BIain, who has been
ing for some time at the Dalles,
ed at the residence Of her mother
ia city last Wednesday evening.
N0ULAR Survive understand
ID. Driver, on behalf Of the M
hnrch, has sued Rev. c. ". shaw,
81 Salem but formerly pastor Of
X. =. Church in this city, for the
very Of the money derived from an
ion gotten up by Shaw last year.
says the money belongs to the
and Shaw claims it as his
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-04-17

We will .vrib again when the next
battle takes plice. BLAcKBURN'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-04-17
MONTGOMERY Street.

eOi Kearney stroei, cor' Sacramento, upa tatI
Gen TTanHtsto,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-16
DIsPAToH
Shooting seraps between DeYoung
and Napthaly-Fire.

-
SAN FRAScIsco, June l6-2 T. NJ
A shooting ARRAY occurred about II
o'clock this forenoon ON Washington
street, opposite the Post-oficc, between
Charles DeYoung Of the Chronicle, and
b. F. Napthaly Of the Sun. Eight shots
were exchanged and neither Of the
principals were hit. One Of the bullets,
however struck little Henry Mitchell,
messenger for the Western Union Tele-
graph Company. who was crossing the
street at the time. He received a flesh
wound in the leg. Napthaly states that
he was going to the Post-oficc and sud-
denly found himself confronted by De
Young, whose face was mufied up with
u large scarf; that DeYoung instantly
drew a revolver and fred, the parties
standing within ten feet Of each other.
Napthaly then drew and fred Ave times
Mt DeYoung. who shot again at him.
At this juncturc citizens intcrfercd and
the combatants arrested. They are in
Jail and charged with assault with intent
to commit murder. DcYoung declines
to make any statement beyond saying
that Napthaly fred the first shot and
that he sought the encounter by eason
Of n scurrilous attack by the Sun last
evening on tho character Of his mother.
The affrir caused intense excitement and
public indignation is loudly expressed.
A Largo tannery on the San Bruno road
was destroyed by fire this morning.
The name Of the owner IL unknown.
Loss, probably 5000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-16
Embcz.Iement Trial-Indue~t-The
Louisiana Sufercrs' fair..Suicide
ia y hath Tub-Oecident-At.
tempted Murder.

San Francisco, juno 1G-l r. NJ
The trial Of John J. Marks and his sor
Thomas Marks for conspiracy to en-
bezzle funds from the Harbor Commits.
sion Fund, while the former was one OF
the Commissioners, was commenced In
the Municipal Court again to-day. This
time there was no delay. Attorney
General J.. L. Love is making the open.
ing speech on behalf Of the people.
The courtroom is crowded with people,
among them most Of the old members
Of the Board and those Of the present
Board. II IL believed that the trial will
occupy three or four days.
The Fair at Platt's Hall in aid Of the
Louisiana sufferers promises to be o great
success.
Thomas Donahue killed himself last
night in a bath tub at the Cosmopolitan
bath-housc by cutting his throat with a
razor. He arrived recently from the
East.
0ccident has been been brought down
from Sacramento and stabbed ut Oakland
Park.
Chas. DeYouns has just shot at Nap
thaly near the post-oficc. three times
with deliberate aim, but missed him and
hit a boy named Mitchell, q messenger
OF the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany in the calf Of the leg.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-16
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
lula Id

WALLER on cRxxArios.-AI good men who
deal fairly and squsrely by their fellows will b
pleasurably remembered long alter their souls
shall have returned to the companion-hip Of
the Just. and their bodies are properly crcmated
In tSs most approved modern style. There ara
plenty Of men, however, who deserve TO be
bunt before death Tor their inherent wicked.
ness, and amorg these are clothing dealers who
swindle their customers by selling clothing'not
worth half its price. such men ought to be
crcmAted, and their stocks OF clo,hing with
them. Call At my store. In Halls building.
Main street, opposite the Office OF the GoLD
HILL News. when you want clothing, and ! will
do you honest and square justice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-16

The GREAT PIcSIc.-The tickets fol
the grand picnic Of the Pacific Coas'
Pioneers. which takes place next Satur'
day, at the Bowers Mansion, washo,
Valley, are selling at n rate beyond nj
precedent. Two thousand tickets werC
printed for u starter, and yesterda.
another thousand were ordered. IN til,
first lot was running short. In all prob.
ability there will be 5000 people or more
attending that picnic.
TIcKxrs roR TnE PIcSIc. Tickets for
the Pioneer Picnic, next Saturday, can
be procured at all the principal saloons
Of Virginia and Gold Hill. Whoever in
this town has tickets for sale and needs
n further supply can find the same by
calling on ]. W. Noycs, Maynard House.
Corr ron II Sr,rE.-County Treas
urer Nye yesterday paid to the State
Treasurer the sum Of SI7,027 G2, being
the balance Of the first semi-annual set
Element for the year 1874.
MoRE SMNLL-rox.-Caspar Haupt, OF
Silver City, has been attacked with
smallpox. and was sent to the County
Hospital yesterday.
MgTEoRoLoGicAL.-I Gold Hill ut ~
NJ. to-day the thermometer indicated a
temperature Of ~ deg. in the shade.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-16

The best for BAKING purposes Is
JouN DwIanr & Co.'S.
my20 I'm

A yEK, RAPip. safe All easy way to make mo
ncy. l. 10 procure territory 10 Introduce the latest
usefuilnVcntipn Ina, 1. wantcl every DAY by ever,
one, very where. who has a tmly. q mllsltsd
S-win. Machine With Table AMI Tfrailc tor only
$40 that dp-s the sam. work a. q machine you
wouhi piy 81 for, rapid. smooth AMI arm. makes
4 seam - strong that ~" cloth viii tear before the
all WORK aul the lmpsUyyl Baton Hole worker USED
by US only. Agents only need show thru In opcra-
ton To sell In cNeD house they enter. ~, AMI up
chine WAS ever offer~i at any such price. l.uu sold
Last year, lG,oD families u.s. them. Demand In
er-aslny every day where they become known.
Tallorx, etc. recommend them as perfect. Rights
given free To nrst applicants. II there IL no agency
In your place, write Tor Il. or buy . machine for your
family OF a relation, there Is none better OF ~ cheap.
Machines sent to all parts u the country on rccslpt
Of price, STA Read advertisement besinnins -
Saved IA every Family" In another column OF this
lapsr. Address the proprietors. Kohrsr j. MvL.
uaAS a Co.. r6 Canal street. New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-16

AROUND AMONG Us AsAIs.-G. W. Hall, T.
military known as" watty,'' having bought In
To the Pioneer Laundry again, with his father,
IL once more iourshing abeut among US At
tending TO the business department OF the con
csrn. watty IL the old stand BY. and under
stands all the details OF the business most thor
oughly. The Pioneer Laundry IL turning oui
any amount OF work. done In the most satisfac'
tory manner. II 10 tescrvedly q highly popular,
wellpatronlrcd Institution. 1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-16
PIONEER PICNIC LUNCHES

All persons from Virginia or Gold mn. who
win be unable TO attend to the transportation Of
their own lunches to tho Bowers Mansion, On
the occasion Of the Pioneer Picnic, June Goth,
are requested to bring their baskets and pack.
ages. properly tagged or marked, to the rail.
road depot, In either place, early on the NOM
Ing Of that day. There they viii be taken
charge OF by a special committee who win see
tina, they are safely delivered on the grounds,
without extra charge. Have your packages at
the depot by ! O'Clock In the morning. II pos.
sible.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-16
OF suLr CELEBRATION

mseting N ,hs c;t;xons -, Gala uu,
o 'otu
was heia ~ inc nah OF Liberty Engine
Company No. !. last evening, to take in
TO consideration the propriety Of uniting
with the citizens of Virginia in celebrat.
t. n. 80
caIisJ ,.mmasa.s,. WIS
Tav was sisc,Sd SN.,'. inc n.a an AZ n.
MI nNeu oo,i..uy Pfo 'em' anr'
ha',ns sta'ed the OBJECT d tne
ns' ar. Sohh II. aiiiis was unahi,
siy eiee'co permanent rresideht mt
W my P~erinanens secretary unuI an
ncla anu anairs connected wi,h
s,n eeieviahoh snai ~ eoh'
eiuaeu, ~ was tneh ,,
,ssosced, ihat tne ciuzens Oh Soid
mn 40 oe'eolate tne Fourth Oh July In
!" veoonlnS aia nuing manner.
hesoaseu ya,her. That a committee oil
20 rom the fIrst ward and 0 rom
me oeconu mardl 90 appointed 70 meet
'ho .onini,.ee nPPoihtea IN 'irSiiih TINS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-16

AsraoLoor.-Madame @. Norman. the great
Astrolocist, has returned to Gold Hill, and IL
now ready TO be consulted In regard 10 tho
past, present and future events Of life. once
hours, from ~ Y. TO . r. n. Residence, Flo
neer street, rear Of the Hclipse Stable. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-16

FINE Piano foI SALE - ane plano 81 10 Of
Tered for sale, cheap for cash. A rare bargain.
For full particulars call Immediately at the
Metropolitan Boot and Shoe store, No. los
so1th'C street, Virginia City. II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-16

NeLrKxEIER, Of the Metropolitan Boot and
shoo store. has removed to los south q street,
Virginia. Buy you Boots and shoes OF HIN
as he IL relliny cheaper than ever. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-16

Pos the very hest Photographs. co to lirsdky
a I,nlofson's GALLERY without BTAlRs-
~ ASCEND IN TIE ELEVATOR, No. ~
Montgomery street, San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-16


CHICAGO, juno 16.-A Washington
special says the Currency Conference
has not reached any conclusion and the
leading members are FREQ to say they
have a very faint expectation Of any
agreement that viii be enacted into law.
The Moisty BilI.
The Moiety Bill Conference has made
considerable progress, and thus far all
the indications are that the bill finally
agreed upon will not differ greatly from
the one passed by the House.
Grant and schur.-A Cansrd.
Senator Schurz being asked to-day II
there was any truth in the statement
telegraphed from this city that through
the mediation Of Senator Jones he had
been reconciled to President Grant, re-
piled that he knew nothing about 1t, but
would ask Jones. The latter on being
Intercepted, said he was ignorant Of
having brought about any such arrange
mentst
District OF Columbia Investigations.
The District Of Columbia Investiga-
ton Committee finished their report this
morning. 1t is signed by all the men,
bers, Ave Republicans and three Demo-
Gratis. The bill heretofore reported for
an entire change in the District Govern
ment, has been amended by the commit
tee, abolishing with the Office Of Govern
or that Of Secretary Of the District, now
held by Harrington, and the Assistant
District Attorney, and also providing for
an equalization Of assessment, much Of
the property being now assessed beyond
It's real value. A motion will be made In
the House to assign n day this week for
consideration Of the bill. Tho report
will show that no far as asccrtained the
Indebtedness Of the District Is twenty
millions.
wall street Failures.
The suspension Of Turner Bros, and
Il. W. Berry, Wall street brokers, is M
nounced. Turner Brothers failure is
said to DO owing to advances made on
Western railroad bonds to the amount OF
81. 500. 900. The firm says 1t will pay
everything.
Congregational.
WAoHNGTos, June lG.-House-the
Jules were suspended and the bill pass
I'd for the relief Of saving institutions
having no capital stock and doing bus
mess solely for depositors.
Smith, Of New York, from the Com.
mittec on Elections, reported n bill pro-
viding that nobody shall DO eligible NJ n
delegate in the House who is guilty Of
bigamy or polygamy. The bill also
fixes other qualifications M at the
present time existing. It does not
apply to sitting delegates, however.
The House proceeded to the considera-
ton Of Senate amendments to the Indi-
nm Appropriation bill. Tho amend
ments. A in number, were mostly Of q
verbal character, and those were gcner.
ally concurred in. The more important
ones were not concurrcd in, and Con-
ference Committee was ordered.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-16
This Morning.


900 ophir, is... 49,: 70. is.. Ny Is.
100 Beet q Belchcr. ssS. n, 2sk .
lS5 savage, "a. -, 81, s1N, s3S
10 casisr'rsiosi. e.. eIS. SIX bs. Ggx. eTX
235 Hale a Sorcross. t6A, t5A, VI, an
$40 Crown Point. sly, 81. sik, 81 b, siS,h
81 Yellow Jacket. TIS. Is
1910 Imperial. 81. 81, d, CO b5o
4l5 Empire, a.. ~
iito K.stsek. isx, isx. IS. bso. isS, 49,.
T9S Alpha. iiN, u.., iiS. ii1.. Is
i2,o RsleAsr, ~, TsS. 70 bjo. ~, ~
I60e Confidence. 81, o, 50. 81, 0 b3
75 Cen Virginia, seS, sou bO
20 sierra Nevada. AN
lass o,srnan, IS. Jts, Is 80. - .9o. S5k, u
SIS California, D.. Ss's, j., sS bp
Us Caledonia. 10, l2S
soo Justice, Q, So b5o. s,.,Tk
coJuliA. ~, az
30 Seq. Belcher. 81. -
80 Sueeor, lk
4is Bsltinsrs Cen. TX
100 American Flat. ~. ~
800 Kniekerhoeksr, s., 81
ITO Dayton. 81
as Globe Con, ~. l.,iS
SIS RIcseaasi. 4. q so. 81 bso
100 Lsdy bryan, s2Se
so Pietsu. SC
iS New York Con. asa
400 kcck Island. 2, Ia, ~
~ Union Con, -
90 kelipse.5
7sS woodvill.. ~, a..
80 Andes, s1kc, I b1
I've Ballioo.s
$50 Utah, 4, ~
zoo Seq. Rock Island, &c
so Mint, sc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-16
wall street Failures.

The suspension of Turner Bros, and
Il. W. Berry, Wall street brokers, is nm
nounced. Turner Brothers failure Is
said to be owing to advances made on
Western railroad bonds to the amount OF
81, 500, 900. The firm says 1t will pny
everything,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-16

Turiarvcsts ofdyroodsaibsaland come
andsee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-16
WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM SAN FRANCISCO

SPECIAL 70 TIE ooLD NIL DAILY NE,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-16
STOCK REPORT.
iHursxrxs DAILY MT nxra . NALL
Last Evening.

100 Meadow Valley. 9k
IS Raymond ? Ely. "a
40 Eureka Con, II, IGN
American Flag. } bid
$50 silver Peak,
IS Belmont, N, a.
as Newark, J!
5OstandArd.5
22o n Dorado Sonth. ~. a..
100 Cherry Greek. N. Xix
400 N Dorado North, AZ
4Oc Bellevue. 4.
10 Cederberg. ~
$50 Chariot MIN, G. 6x, sx b,o. O.. bso
"a Golden Chariot, Is, IAN
go Ida Ellnorc. AZ
80 Mahogany. ~, ~
90 Red Jackets
500 south Chariot. 10 b3o
100 War Eagle, 81
go Silver Cord. AKA
ls Empire ldaho), Nv. isS bO
40 Poorman.i ~
ISIS oysrsaa. d. n. So. Is. 70 bSo. &S, 20,
20 b,o, - 40. 70, -.
sSS esoi SlIs,S,.i; sas 70 81 Ss ns I; 81 sss. @ rs,
% bc0, cS
bseg. Beleher. 80
loo Grown Point. ~. 50 bio
iiss Bsleher. siS, 81 hoo, 81, sos. Ss. 80. IN
10 80
3io Caledonia. 20
IS Savage, 81. siS si0
so0 Imperial. ID $50. 81. a., O.. rs
iOas ken,nek, II. IN, ieS. iss bs. ie s,o.is's.
10.
80 nals q Norsrs-.. a.. Is. Is b5. IN
i70 Feet 4 Belehcr. IN
c:5 Empire NH. t..iS, ~ boo
2iO California. 30 rs, sss. ~
80 Could 4 Garry, aiS. "a, .aS boo, alg,