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County officers.

County officers.
p,oh,,e Judse--John P: Bruce;
,sco Com'rs Up. w. Meadow.
baru VI W. \G. w. Wakefield.
sbeif-C.L. Clark.
r',t rusl and Recordcr-Arch Graham.
Tra,lrer-J. d. McCamman, c
iir,nariu,eudrnt Pub. In.-F. L. Stone.
sureyor-S. NJ. Reed.
CDuner- \. y. Mcpherson.
issssor-B. nj. Dawes.
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r.. R. Edwards,

A TrORAEy At LAW-Ofiice next
"A door to A. I alpme & Co.'s. Bozeman,
Montana. WI. practice il ~ Courts OF
Tue Territory.
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]. J. Davis,

TTOKNEY AT LAW Office ON
n Black street, Bozcman, NJ. I. Will
psac,ice in all Courts Of the Territory.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
,.aeral and Terr. torlal OHce'@'

,.deral and 1err- torlai ~A
s'rcrnor-pcni +. :,I!',,,s: Potts. Helene, Helene,
.sssiit;,,nr-Sol Star. Virginia thy.
A4.u'aasurrr-D. II. Weston Helena. Helena
Iias IsasuJIo,i uJIu.,icc-D. $. Wade, Helena.
Chez ;',a S"sIi sII',s,icrs-H. n. Blake. Virginia
a AsSs; Hiram knowles. Deer Lodge;
n fs nI'n pi.' Auy-Nc. Page; smi's hs'fpai Hsiena
sGs1uao, 1uaarshal-Wm. F. Wheeler, Helena
cc.iIac,"r Int Rev.-T. 7. Fuller Helena
CoIee,o, nc,or &c Cu,,oms-T. 4. Cummings
Helena .c,rroons-Chas Mussir.
u 4 nerr M Lodge; Thos. Reece, Helena.
Ta D'., : Can't John Potter. Hamilton.
ssn.s : s:% Land S:-:I:., " nS,s W's',
tSSt,,' S.'%, i Land an Dis,ris!Nw. G. Child,
."y. h'.,' n NJ. Key>cr. Receiver: Helena
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STOCK HERDER
AT THE
@anlnloM Hot Springs.
s. D. HENDERSON.

"aose rancho is located seven miles be-
49, =. Ns springs. has q tine stock range.
~. n.y. VII he prepared during the Season TO
a.s charee Of. and hcr,l. the stock of vie.
h. 'ne Springs. Stock will be called
Is.;..s .uo delivered at the Springs whenever
~W. Charges moderate.
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r. =. Vivion,

A TTORNEY At LAN-O6ace. frst
"A fioor Perkins brick bailding, Main
street, Bozeman. Will practice in all the
Courts Of the Territory.
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George NAV.

4 TTORNEy AT LAW-Ofjcc in Per
"A kins' brick, up stairs, Main street,
Bozcnan, Montana. VIII practice in all
Courts Of the Territory.
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Very Low per csntags 6 Profit.

Old customers will find 10 up to the
times, and new ones are invited TO Call
and examine goods and learn prices.
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A Michigan Geyser.

Mr.. Joseph Hahn. of Marine City, haa
been for some time engaged in sinking ~
Iartesian well. On Monday night the
Iauger had penetrated to depth of 125
feet, and the next morning. an air or gas
'chamber was reached. Then occurred =
phenomenon which the bystanders will
not be likely soon 10 forget. In thetwink-
ling of sn eye, upon the removal of tha
aueer. the wooden tubing shot out from
the we'll like stone driven from . cata:
pult. followed BY a volume Of gas, wa.
ter, gravel and mud, that rose full two
hundred feet into the ar, while the
trembling earth, aud roaring torrent and
SIS SasIe na1S sSsS MADE esa M q Hahn
the regions internal. Stones weighing
from ten to twenty pounds were projected
into the air. and some OF them fell crash-
ing through the roof Of Mr.. Hahn's
house. near by; in fact, the family were
obliged to seek shelter at . neighbor's,
for human life was not safe moment at
the farm house. In the nelghborhood Of
Mr.. Hahn's farm house stone. large or
small, was rarely found, but now they
can be taken away by the cart-load. The
lhaavy log chain binding the derrick wss
cut by the flying missiles into dozens OF
pieces, and Oae of the timbers was blown
away as by the breath of cyclone. Tho
discharge of mud and @oter soon began
10 overflow the fields and bear rum upon
the poor mans crops; it was as if water
spout had burst and the floods of heaven
let loose. For eight or ten hours this ex-
traordinary well kept emitting mud, wa
ter, gas and stones; all around, on field,
barn and house had settled leaden hue.
I he corn was broken off and uproOted by
the flood; the house and baIn have been
riddled by falling stones; destruction was
iyi.ible on every side. 1t was then no.
ticed that the subterranean monster was
pretty wei blown, and, although itsti}l
sent up q furious bowling. the force was
spent. 1t IS estimated that some eight
hundred cubic yards of clay and boulders
were cast out Of the well. Hundreda
have been out to see it and hundreds
more will probably 60. The damage to
Mr.. Hahn's property is very great:
Marine City Mich Gazette.
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p. b. Clark's
STAGE AND EXPRESS LINE,
nDvYNr rr1E n q MATI

Coaches leave Bozemau for Helena daily
except Suudays) at 7 T. m.
Coaches leave BOzeman for Virginia
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday alta NJ.
Passengers and Freight carried st mas
enable rates.
RICH s WILSON Bo.eman
DAVIS + WALLACE Heiens
RAYMOND BROS ViFgipia
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ST. LOUIS AND MORGAN COUNT!
MINING 4 SMELLING


VIM. N. WILSON, t
Business H1anager'
NJ aoo. north sixth Street, pn
wv der Lindell Hotel
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Probate Court.

NOTICE IL hereby gwen that IN psT-
~ euas ce OF statute term OF the + RI
bate Court IN end for Gsllattp cs'unty.
Territory Of Montana, Will be he!d 10 tnt
tO~n OF Bo2einan. on the hrse n0nns!
10 Sep,ep,',er. 1875. and cootinne np the
business il aisPoseL of: ,,,,.,u
- John r. BRUCE,
Aug. ia. 1875. Probate Judge.
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We have Q full line If Ladies' Goods,
embracing as complete an assortment as
can bc found in this market, all Of which
is marked down at .
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-30

AWoRD TO BILLIARD PLAYERS. Henry
Mahstedt, at TIE Panaca Saloon, Lacour
street. has just placed in his saloon two
of the finest billiard tables TO be found
on the Pacific Coast, one OF them being
full sized French carom table and the
other a small three-fourth parlor table.
They are fitted with Phelan E COLLEEN
der's everlasting steel plate cushions
and we're made by Liesenfeld, of San
Francisco. Now, all you billiard PLAYERS
here is chance to show your skill both
at billiards and pool. You need never
leave the saloon for want of finding an
opponent, for Ely will always be on hand
to accommodate you at either game. and
VIII be liberal enough to give you a GOOD
show and not beat you all the time. You
can always find on hand also large as
sortment of No. liquors, with cigars of
the best brands. One price One bit !
A word to the wise is sufficient. If
The Centennial Commissioners have
visited Phoebe, and expressed themselves
as pleased with the appearance in things,
especially of the drinks at the Panaca
saloon. One price, one bit.
IL you want any tin ware, sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repair.
ed and also plumbing at very low prices,
go to j.. Halpin & Co., who employ
none but iirst-class workmen. IL.
CHEEsE! Cheese One thousand pounds
OF White River Cheese; also, best East
ern Cheese, for sale, to the trade or at
re'a'i' at t. G. PouJApE's.
Ice CREAM at the San Jose every day
from l p. m. to 10 p. M, manufactured
from pure cream and fresh eggs.
Esrbrands of Sack and Plug Tobacco,
Pipes, Pouches, ETC., at Rolla Watts.
DIR. Lees Drug Store.
E. McAvoY will deliver any hay free of
charge to all parties buying the same
from Billy the Stage Boy. jy7-1w
Ice! Ice! delivered daily by me.
Leave orders at Fulks e. McAlpin's
saloon. IT, w. II. WILSON.
CIGARS, all brands, qualities and kinds,
for sale by Rolla Watt at Lees drug
store, Main street. ~
Lex, CRYSTAL Ice, delivered daily by
5. B. Martina. Leave orders at saloons
OF Il. Hamilton or Fulks & McAlpin. tt
The best of sherry and claret wines
are to be had at t. G. Poujade's. 1w
EXTRA California butter to be had al
CULLEN u Donohue's, at 81 per roll. :
FRESH California ranch butter at Jos
Coschinas, 81 per roll. If
Go to Alexander's for your drugs.
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Foreign N ews.

LONDON, July 30 The Post in a finan-
cial article says: Shares of the Anglo
American Company advanced yesterday,
while those of the direct L. S. Gable de.
clined, on an upconfrmed rumor that
s. 5. Faraday has abandoned the attempt
to repair the injury to the direct cable
and is returning to England. Direct
Gable shares are now quoted at e..
A grand banquet is to be given this
evening at Guild Hall by the Lord
Mayor of London to the various munic-
ipal heads of British and foreign cities
and towns, assembled in response to the
Lord Mayors invitation. The prepara-
tons are very elaborate, it is said the
decorations alone cost $4,000.
A ball in honor of the visitors takes
place o-morrow evening in the builling.
Gold to the amount of ELS, 900 went
into the Bank of England on balance
to-day.
PARIS, July 30 Many kilograms have
been received here from Americans in
various parts of the continent holding
letters of credit issued by Duncan,
Sherman a. Co, which have been dis
honored. 1t was rNmored here to-day
that Englisn aud American bankers
would discard Duncan, Sherman & Co. 5
circulating notes. and there was much
discussion, when the report was found
untrue.
LONDON, July 2a.-The Bank OF Eng
land to-day reduced the rate OF dcount
to 2R per cent.
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grants; did not see him in Beave, b.tors
or after The train passed; heard Parns
worth, bishop of Beaver. read a ,s,,er
from the authorities at Salt Lake, telling
how to prepare for the trouble. Franz
King-Was with the emigrants AT Fm;.
grant Canyon. east of Salt Lake; know
nothing after they passed west from there
Bishop and Baskin had some sharn
sparring during the day. Baskin said
Bishops apologies were worse than the
first attack. The prosecution will close
soon. spicer will make the opening
statement for the defendant. Bishop
and Baskin are preparing some strong
speeches for the summing up. The in
terest increases. and the town is full OF
rumors of all kinds.
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Eastern Dispatches.

New YORK, July 29.-The Trenton
Banking Company, of Trenton, N. j.,
which lost 100000 by the Jay Cooke
failure, loses 100000 by the suspension
OF Duncan, Sherman & Co. A responsible
officer of one of the largest banks in this
city yesterday stated Duncan, Sherman
& Co. had nearly 100000 tied up in
securities of the Mobile and Ohio Rail.
road Company, of which Duncan is
President, and small amount in the
Selma and Gulf Railroad; also in one of
their settlements it is understood that
Duncan. Sherman & Co. had been
obliged to take 100000 in Alabama
State bonds, which are now quoted a. IS
cents on the dollar.
j. b. Ford & Co., in a card. s,v the
depression in their book business s,nce
the panic of 10, was aggravated by
fire in their bindery February last, which
paralyzed the Spring sales. They claim
their assets, at bare cost, exceed their La
bilities by over $4,000. The Christian
Union they say il sustained by ample
capital; its condition il sound and its
prospect bright. The statement that il
has lost ground since the trial is not
true. Ford Il Co.'S connection with il
is simply they have ben employed as
publishers of the paper; they have re-
signed that charge, and after tho 18th of
August it will he transfrrr-,! to their
successors.
DENVER, Col, July pa desperate
escape By seven dcspara Toes was made
from the County Jail here yesterday.
When Sheriff Wil!oughby aud the
iailor were absent, and two guards. Ell.
ward Holtz and Lee Sophiers. were on
duty in the ante-room OF tn, iuI The
prisoners sawed off bar and 81 l.,enlv
came upon the guards, when dtsnerote
struggle ensued, the prisoners using an
iron bar aud slungsbot ,of iron in n
sack The guards were terribly beaten
and locked in cell Tue prisoners then
armed themselves aud left Their names
are Hall, Wilder, Leighton, Collins. Nc.
Donald, Strauss and Martin Daley rhs
guard Edward Hollz will die, ana tho
guard Sophiers is badly iojared pnr.
suit Was made by the County officers
Two hundred dollars reward is opf.rea
Tor each, dead or alive.
LATER. --Collips apd Daley hava h.o,
captured.
MARIETTA, O.. July 80. - A severe
storm passed over US last night, eapsin,
heavy loss of property. The Ave.
story warehouse of the Ma,i-tta Cha;,
Company, filed with furniture, WAS
blown down and with the contents DIES.
troyed. The loss is estimate at STA.
900. The whole country is snhme resd
and crops greatly injured.
New YORK, July est appears trans.
fers Of real estate have been made at the
Registers Office this week on the part OF
VIM. Butler, Duncan and other members
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KErTLED DoG.-Kettling dogs is again
getting to be one of the popular amuse-
ments of Phoebe. We noticed one going
down Main street Yesterday with kettle
attached to his caudle appendage; when
we say going, we mean going pretty fast,
say at the rate of fifteen miles an hour.
The way be went We judge be would
reach Hamilton, il not stopped, in about
ten hours. We felt inclined to telegraph
to that town and inform the inhabitants
that the ke,tled dog was liable to arrive
there any minute. II the dog succeeds
in getting to Hamilton at the time stated.
we intend to run line OF that kind to
carry the pony mail.
A LECTURE was delivered at Bullion
vile on Tuesday evening last by Prof.
Pierce. We have tried to get some par
ticulars of the lecture and also the sub
| iect on which he discoursed, but have
| ANONYMOUSLY failed. The parties from
whom We sought the Information telling
| us that the lecturer did not know on
| what subject he was speaking, 1t being
a sort of pot pourri, commencing with
the birth of Adam and winding up with
| the number of kittens cat had at q
| time.
Boz. FULKs, accompanied by Geo. Z.
Johnston, n. Wescoatt and DR.. Deal.
knowing that the proprietor of the Re-
CORD had been confined to the house for
| a couple OF weeks, called on him yester-
day with four-in-hand turnout and gave
him an agreeable ride, Bob holding the
ribbons, in which he is an adept aud
managing the team with the skill of q
| pilot of steamer.
We have engaged at considerable ex-
pense J. E. Lucas. Deputy Census Mar
shall of Phoebe, to furnish the RECORD
with items of interest from the Centen-
NAL Exhibition of 1876 at Philadelphia.
We have been thus early in engaging Mr..
Lucas as he intends starting shortly so
as to get to Philadelphia early, as he ia
| going by Walkers Line" and that line
is rather slow.
BLESSED is he that bloweth his own
trumpet for then it will DO blowed, is a
text from scripture, but we forget of
which part, and We were forcibly re-
minded of that fact by hearing O number
OF the fire boys discussing the relative
merits of each other in case of fire.-no
one praising his neighbor but all going
in for themselves.
A SLIGHT skirmish occurred last even
ing at the corner of Main and Meadow
Valley streets. Only one blow was ex-
changed, and the man that was hit did
not find it out, and consequently did not
return it, thusly the war closed.
TIE wind blew considerably yesterday
during portion of the day, and the
clouds looked dark. We were in hopes
of having another shower, but it failed
to sprinkle.
FREIGHT.- Yesterday Mott, Fish &
Co. and D. c. Clark & Bro. received a
lot of freight forwarded to them via Salt
Lake City by the forwarding house of
Hugh White Il Co.
HE pump of the Raymond & Ely mine
has not been placed in thorough working
order, but it is expected it will be to-day,
about the same amount of water in the
shaft.
ISN'T it funny to think that we are
100000 miles, more or less, nearer the
sun than we we're last January.
The Hamilton stage arrived last even
ing at $50. One passenger aboard and
Fred. Gilmer.
The Salt Lake stage arrives in Phoebe
to-day
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THE LEE TRIAL.
SPECIAL TO THE RECORD. I

BEAVER. Utah. July 20, $50 p. N
The defendant fled a written objection
to tn" court proceeding further in the
case. on the grounds that there is no
legal term oil tho court now being held;
that the Governors proclamation ex-
tending the term to July is void. Wells
sp'cer then made the opening statement
Tor the defendant. fully reviewing the
facts and history of the case, giving a
hne and interesting state ment Of the
condition Of the country people in 1857,
ana the mode OF governing people by their
rules and dangers from the Indians. His
remarks were listened to with marked
attention BY large and interested audi
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Of the firm, to the amount Of one million
and quarter dollars. The deeds Just
recorded date from SO to IA, the name
of the gantee is freshly inserted in diff
ferent hand writing from the body OF the
deed.
CAIRo, ILL.,. July %. - Capt. Sydney
was shot and killed last night while sit
ting in his own house at Carbonate.
The perpetrstor is unknown, but sus-
pected to be one williamson of the
county band, as he had been threatened
by them.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
ARRIVALS.
BY GILMAN 4 sALIsBURY's HAMILTON LINE:
Mrs Beck

ma o"' "o''n' Dpa'' oNN' "o'
blrosail' Is ueVout reaaer Oh the SCRIP
lures is fact not generally understood.
Tn nracticaI following of the nrecepts
go n,.;,oaho xool, 1noaoua,aoo
III .a La,s' h,,, 800 80 ~ aoudno 60
~. IL III hnni os,..dam S;s ~ ~ ~
, n"t n 49,. 49, a.i;u"uants r wv 10 ses ~
sn.,1 in The dou;onlIea Rv than was
large pile of dirt removed. That a
pious regard ior tne heaitn Oh ms charges
wa have no doubt. That the contracto,
for prison rations will petition for an in
crease of his remuneration is exceedingly
probable. That the health of the pris-
oners is much improved is q fixed fact.
To the shorn Samson of the establish
ment we extend our sympathy. That he
may grow in grace and wisdom as his
n nm1 hon "ao' 'n' ''"s'Ae''' ID o"f ''e-
, .eD' 'A"'', a'sneS'
~no ail''eu iroln Arizona yesterday we
learn that he left Williams Fork, Mohave
county, Arizona, on the 18th of the pres
on, month. chat Dava p,o, ,,,, a,;o
and we'll that dav and was ;rst .hnr.
anu wen 'na' uay, anu was just ABOUT
place. so the rumor in regard to his
aea!n; Puonsnea 10 me enterprise ana
ont foundation Mat renorts svarvth,n,
At nresent in that conotrv 90 be;ns ~ .
yerv stscnan, conS;,;on no,b;nn a."
and moray verv scarce s
As THE trial of John d. Lee for
participating in the Mountain Meadows
massacre, is now the absorbing topic,
and many would like to see what kind of
an appearing individual he is, their
curiosity can be gratitied by calling at
the business office OF the RECORD, where
there is picture of John D. Lee, his
counsel, the U. S. Marshal Maxwell and
the Deputy Marshal Stokes.
REFEREE CAsE.-The referee case in
which Donahue & CULLEN are plaintiffs
and John A. Steele defendant, came up
again before j. q. Foster, the referee,
yesterday, but on account of various ex-
cpses presented by the several attorneys,
Was nos.nanoa ' 80, 10 i"1 T. a,tei' anu J.
the Sd. ~ =, :
RrNov,, Tha 1;,,,,o.u.s,
NO isa'hel hooh d Lad
"'1 company ana fioche Hose Company
yesterday moved their apparatus and
old REcoRp oft;ce9 On Ma;n Stu ot'e .. we he
lot owned by both those companies ON
Main street, immediately ADJOINING the
San Jose House, by which operation thew
~ paying any rent.
r'oN HOSE No. IA. E.
Arnold Secretary of the Protection
Hose, received the FOLLOWING d;sna,oh
from Po;.d Inc terminus ea, of the Utah Southern
Hose carriage sh;nnea !. ao5k. July 20.
WS;.. q C~ Inppeo To-day. Hugh
Phoebe about the 18th of August y ~
P1ocHE HOSE Co. intend e,eor,
erecting a
on Main street inside of sixty DAVIS Thar
will have it built 80 it can be used 70,
the apparatus and also for business meet.
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CENTENNIAL NOTICE.

rJNHIs Is TO NOTIFY ALL WHOM IT MAY
concern that the only persons authorized
by the Board OF Centennial Fair Commissioner
for the state Of Nevada to act as collectors of
mineral specimens for exhibition at Philadel-
phia are HENRY r. WHrTKHLL and W. FRANK
STEWART; and that all such specimens ulsced in
their hands will be transmitted in dne time to
the said Centennial Fair e a NJ
This notice is made to correct any misappv--
tensions which may have arisen ont Of the fsce
that another party, person bearing creden NJ
from the National Board ~ specimen cfIierfor
has preceded Messrs. WHITEHALL and Stevsrt 1,
some parts OF the State, causing mo douht a,,.
intentionally the impression TO prevail thst hs
Is collecting in the name Of, and By authorize
from, the State Board. LIZ w
Signed, ~ asnsa a.
g. O. STEVENSON, -
Nm. YERIN0rON, aas
a+a H.F. RICE. tsass
Executive Committee Nevsds
Board Of Centennial Dom.
misaioners.
Phoebe Record. Eureka Sentinel and Dsily
Silver State please copy for ono month.
jy27,1n ~ erv
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DELINQUENT SALES.


nahn and Hunt silver Mining Co.
pany.-Location Of Principal Pisce Of Bus
lness, san Francisco. California; location Of
No.s Hiy mining District. Lincoln county,
the Following described stock, on sccount Of
assessment mo. III levied on the 7fh day Of
May. 1873. the several amounte set cuposss. che
, names OF the respective shareholders, e fol.
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s.I FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
SAN FRAscBco
MORNING SALES.

san FRAscIsco. Iuly %.
sa,, MORNING SALES.
qsao ophir-s5 ak ssh ssh 5is. s5s ID
2I65 Mexican-2lh Il ~
as - : ReIcher-53 81 y 53b30 52i4 52A
is5 sayage-ISO ia isI l33hoO
90 Chousr Potosi-s5 70
IN Hale & Norcross-4h -
-2s rrowu Point-S3% - u
I5j yellow Jacket-S6 as S5E
$50 Imperial-l0 9,s l0blO
440 Empire Mill-7fsbS0
800 Kantuek-l5k l6 ISIS
3lO Alphs-2l 201S 20a
ti0 Belcher-2s - y 29'. 29sb5 29s
200 Con yirginia-332a S3l 335b3O
as Conhdence-24 -.
1855 sierrs Nevada- 10 1873 1875 I9hbiO 1873
a.sO csiifornia~sa 62k s2's ssb5
$50 Daney-i
IS Bullion-53h
S Exchequer-200
7lO Overman--.7 a. - ~ ~ ~ $50
10 Seq Belcher-9s
IS Justice-l40
1865 Union Con-ek 81 "a sss
2lIO Lady Bryan-lk Ia IN
eco Julis-22b5 % 81 % 22H 2i's
$40 Caledonia-2I 21h 2'A
$50 Globe-lls
40 Knickerbocker-3 so
500 Baltimore Cons Al ~
1856 Utah-l6 l6S ~
40 silver HILL y IL IL AVS Az
AFTERNOON SALES.
70 Meadow yalley-6A 81
$50 Eureka Con-56 ssh Son ssh
40 Jackson-2A "a
200 Phoenix
20 Pioche--34
10 American Flag-l2
100 Belmont--3h 81
$50 Raymond s. Ey-T i6k
100 Rye Patch-Ia
80 Prussian-lR
AIS Leopard-15a 1917
100 X Conf
745 Jefferson-4A AZ a.
495 Gila-4a Al
so Panther-lh
$50 Tigers Ab30
80 st Patrick-lA
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400 Golden Chariot--la IL X
40 Mahogany
100 South Chariot-7Sc
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450 South Mountain--2h
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$50 Challenge-6@ 81
535 Dayton-54A "a
$50 Rock Island-3b
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400 American Flat-27s
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1925 Andes-5 "a b3O
400 Florda-3 3b30
1900 Wells Fargo 40c
$50 Amazon 60c 62&c
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500 Georgia-l0c
200 Maryland-4
100 Paciic-2A
$50 Cosmopolitan-55c 60c
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LOST.

A CHECK DRAwN BY +. W. CLUTE,
IN dated March 9th, 1875, on the Bank of
California. San francisco. California, in favor
of Reuben Alton. The said check IL numbered
1856 and drawn for s2O0 was lost in Phoebe July
9Th. 1876. All parties are cautioned against me-
gotiating said check Ms payment has been
stopped. jy7-30d