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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-04-24
VOL RS, NO 90
VERY SUGGEsIEYE.
One OF she Ten Tells VIVA, iIr Knows
About 1ha yr aaurer-A shat
VIII He Have 10 sag
AhBus H.

sOmerylle Falcon.
GALLOWAY, Tenn, April Is.
EDITOR Falcon bsvs
1 been daily expecting my copy Of the
"5Cts, " wishing to continue my discus
| sion OF the acts passed As they have
| not arrived, and do not wish TO trust
/ my memory too much in regard to such
! important matters, l will discuss in this
/ letter quite al important measure vetoed
| by the govsruoT-prOhibigiug State Cffi.
/ clal5 from borrowing money on the faitn
! sud credit Of the State. This power rs
! not = normal one In cur State. IC WAS
/ hEst granted ''siuCe the waru By one of
those impecuniOus and irresponsible leg
islatuTe' who have played such havoc
| with our resources and credit, sud
| granted by said legislature for
| the sole and express purpose
o. enabling the treasurer to borrow
money to pey them. Once granted, tbs
officials found it such q convenient,
good thing for them that thoy have pre-.
vailed on succeeding legislatures TO con-
tiOue it. / opposed il, tie borrowing
power, might and main. First-It l.
q very dangerous power. One di hanest
Ctficisi could, during MS term Of off q.
embaTrass the State more than a whole
generation Of taxpayers could work
out. SscOnd-It is not ct all necessary.
To the legislature belongs the power to
levy taxes for the support of the govern
ment; when they fail to do SO let them
be aUswerable 20 their constituents.
Third-It is Unwise and il judic Gus to
tempt any man so greatly as to put the
whole money value of the State Of
Tennessee at his disposal. Not many
men csn be found who are able to SAY
"get thee behind me- Satan" to so great
N9aNga aTrHu ion
present treasurer, DR.. Morrow, is
generally credited with being efficient,
capable, correct and honest. When
first elected ne was ''dead plOr." Now
he is one Of the weslthiest men in Nash
vile. His salary will only little more
than support his family; no rich rela-
ton has left him fortune, AMI his ac-
counts are ell square. How did he get
rich? By successful speculation. Whose
money did ne speculate with? He had
no money or credit Of bis Own, but as
treasurer of the State Of Tennessee he
could command millions. Is not the il
ference almost irresistible? Now. sup
pose that he did speculate with the State
money, as with the present Law he GER
tsinly had the power to do; suppose also
that instead Of being successful his spec
ulstiOns had proved failures, where
would the peoples money be? I think
every tax payer will agree with mo that
this dangerous power should be recalled
as coon as possible, and our Iext repre-
should be instructed that such
is their wish. J NJ GALLOWAY.
DetalcatiOn.
PHILADELPHIA, April % "A defaIcs-
tion has been discovered in the Western
Union Office in this city, and John
chief clerk, and late Sup-riu-
Lendent D. 81. Bates, have Rb-cDuded.
The officers state that the defLc4tiOn
will amount to between five and SIX
thousand dollars.
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THE New York Herald well says that
one excellent effect Of the comp;emors-
i've ooseTvances begun At Lexington
aal Concord on M"lday, and likely to
&c AsP. up ioT .ne ensuing yesr or two,
- tne NI<esp!ead popular interest In
e2Fiy . merican history.
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SENTENCED to EIKnGy-FOur Years I'm.
pFIsOHmenI,

NEW YORK, April 23.-In the Hudson
county court, New jersey, Frederic
Klenner, convicted OF stealing the funds
OF the Hoboken savings bank while
cashier, was brought up for sentence.
Previous to the sentence be was ar.
raigned on eleven indictments for forg.
cry, to which he pleaded not guilty.
Judge Hoffman then sentenced him TO
various terms Of imprisonment, making
in all eighty-four years.
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sn.rtu Cannon County.

woodbury. Press.I
The late cold snap eliminated Sstur-
day morning in a brisk snow storm.
The ground was covered in places about
Woodbury., and on the EhOrt mountain,
in this county, it reached q depth Of
three inches. The fruit throughout the
county is said to be almost entirely de-
stroyed. At this time Monday morn
ing) the weather has moderated, the
sun is shining brightly, and the siH is
mild and balmy.
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The Governor OF RArada Deposed and
EKiIEat.

CALCUTTA, April 23.-Lord North
brook, viceroy OF India, has issued q
proclamation deposing Guikwsr, of
Bsrads, and declaring him and his
issue precluded from all rights apper-
tanning to the sovereignty Of the cOun-
try, and compelling Guikwar to select a
place for himself and family in British
India. The yicerOy says this measure
is based independently OF the recent
trial Of Guikwar upon his notorious
miscOnduc-, gross misgovernment and
incap pacity; and furthermore, the resto-
ration of Guikwar would be<ietrimental
to the interests OF Bsrsda. The viceroy
will select member Of another branch
Of Guikwar's family 10 reign.
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" BlRek ktver BtII" Arrested for
RObbery

LONDON, ONT, April 2S.-Black River
Bill, 8 noted character from Redwiug,
n nnesots, who attended the St. Thomas
as7iEes TO testify in the case Of FitE.
simmons, the alleged murderer Of DR..
Niphsm, has been arrested here for
robbery. Hoffman stated be was the
roommate ~ FitE Simmons, and said
be heard Fitz-SimmOns talk Of murder
10 hls sleep.
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The Burning Steamer Mystery tx
Dlatned.

SAN FRANCISCO, AIriI 23.-A dis
patch just received from Santa Barbara
says that the schooner sent out to the
assistance Of the supposed burning
steamer, reports that q man-of-war
passed yesterday, firing gums In practice.
There ls no other information tending TO
confirm report Of any disaster.
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New YORK, April 23.-Henry F.
and held to await the arrival Of officers
from Pittsburg, where Goodwin, under
the name Of Griffin, is charged with
having set fire to his hair store with In
tent to defraud the insurance companies.
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Ice Cream ParlOrs Now Opei

NOR the reception OF ladies and gentlemen,
4 whtre only tbs best will be served. Also,
10 order by
sPECHT & WALTER, q Madison 81.
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lHE D-oceetings Of the national
board of underwriters in another column
possess uausual Interest for insured ss
we IS insurers
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PaDtrM Mills RuFned.

BENNINGTON, VI, April 23.-The
paper mills Of George Benton & Sons
were burned last night. Loss, seventy
five thousand dollars; insurance, thirty
five thousand dollars.
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n..,.n.... ,nrIt1a-

RoNDoUr, n. Y, April 23.IRoo,
ert W. Batting, for the murder OF
John Tomkins, at heWPsitzI OcIoSel S
last, was sentenced to life lmpflson'
ment.
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NoHlTEH

TIH board OF trustee of the West Tennessee
i University are hereby requesied to mees at
salem Baptist church, arOlIna street, No. %,
May l, ls71, at IL o'clock a IN. Bu ines OF
great i'm pOItanCe to be transacted By order
II. n. RANKIN, President.
L : t..
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hnIefda-

NV YORK, April 2s-ChSrlss c.
Lewis, ~ toe firm OF Webster, Lewis &
Co, which recently failed, committed
suicide al bis hotel yesterday.
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DROWNED,

A SUITABLE REWARD will be psid fer
"A recovery Of the body OF Charles p. Joplin,
VINO was this day drowned near the elevator.
April ., 1875.
CLARKE, JOHNSON & co.
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sehOOssr Lost AT Sea.

GLOUCESTER, NAss., April E3.-The
hshing schooner J. @. Gail Is given up
for Lost, with = crew Of twelve men,
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For sale Low Tor lash.

OO OOO FIRE BRICK Evans s Howard,
CDsUOO and " es NIT-inla brand. 100
bu- hels plasteTlrg ha r very low. Jne car
load Michigan plaster, a. NJ. & l.. X. Z. depot
at bargain. Gail early.
ap2S LUVIN, JOINER & co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-04-24

The WAxahschie, Texas, negroes
have organized relief association.
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MONEY FOR THE SCHOOLS.
APPortIOnment of the POII-TsN Among g
The Public Sc hOOIs of the Several
COuaIies Of the state.

The comptroller has made q semi-sn-
nual appOrtiOnment Of the poll-tax,
which is distributed among the counties
as fOllOYa:
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LISE OF MARCH.

TVHE Lodges will meet at their Hall, at
O'Clock pm, and proceed, in full Tegaliar
IN regular order, under the Marsha
PrUceassOu will move Al 2 o / OK p m, from
hall, up second street to Market, uD Market
II Main, down Main to bea e, out Sra.e TO
Second, up second to Jefferson, Ou' Je eh=r~Ou
to new Memphis Theater, wHeTs the column
will ha [ aud open rank. The ChIef Ma rh1l
and Aids will pass through the COluuu dol
lowed by the Orator OF the Day and iHe e tire
COlumnl, INTO the New Memphis the rer,
WI ere the ceremonies vii take place. after
the ceremonies ar cor CIuded. the members
will reform the process, and move Up JET
ferson St. e-J TO Main, down Main TO hall, 10
CepOsit their regalia.
Chief Marshall. X. Athv.
A Assistant Marshals-J. =. wilkins, +. o. Milton,
+. Z. smith, =. a. Beehn, A. +. keunedsy.
ORDER OF FXERCIsES.
l. Overture by Orchestra.
2 Called 10 order by Noble Grand, =. NJ.
Carroll.
8 Pr yer by Rev. 4 Landrum.
:. Thanksgiving Eymn.
5 Ceremony by Noble Grand, &. NJ. Carroll,
and Vicr-t5ranG, Wm- Henry.
8. Aunivtrs ~ flynn.
:. AddIes Dy & 2 Duncan.
3. Prayer by Rev. A. IOdhunter.
Closing Ode by German LOd ge.
10 BenedictiOn Dy Hev. J. Carmichael.
The pubic are invited. sp2}
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PHILADELPHIA, April % "A defsIcs-
tion has been discovered in the Western
Union office ia this city, and John
Heiner, chief clerk, and late Sup-riu-
tendent D. 81. Bates, have Rb-cUuded
The officers state that the def4lcAtiOn
will amount to between five and SIX
thousand dollars.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-23

CHEYENNE Lodge, No. 81, I. o. G. T, meets
every Friday evening at Good Templars' Hall,
nth street.
limitations will be conducted only on the first
and third Fridays of each month. The interyen
ing Fridays during the month will be devoted I
literary exercises. DAN. FALLEN, w. [. t.
W. n. wooD. W. Secretary.
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President.
JOHN II, WILD,
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?, BtHtn I Co..

conduct an Agency for the reception or ad-
vertisements for American NEwsPATERs-
the most complete establishment Of the kind
In the world. six thousand NEWSPAPERS
are Kept regularly on nle. open 90 Inspection
by customers, Every Advertisements Is
taken nt the home prtce@Of the paper, with
out any additional charge or commission.
An advertiser, In dealing with the Agency, is
saved trouble and correspondence. making
one contract instead of "a dozen, "A hundred
or 4 thousand. A Book OF ighty pages,
containing lists Of best papers, largest CirCu-
%latlons, religious, agricultural, class, PuIIti-
cal. daily and country papers, and all
publications which are specially valuable To
advertisers, with some Information about
prices, is sent FREE to any address on
application. Persons at a distance wishing
10 make contracts for advertising In any
town, city, county. state or Territory OF the
United States, or any portion of the DOmin-
ion of Canada, may send a concise statement
Of what they want, together with u copy of
the Advertisement they desire inserted.
and Will receive Information by return mail
which Will enable them To decide whether
to Increase or reduce the order. For such
information there Is no charge. OrIcrs are
taken for a single paper as well as tor a list:
for n single dollar as readily as for n larger
sum. Offices CTimes BuildingL
4! PAX Row, n.y..
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TEENS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Collecting Accounts from the County
In Trinidad. Colorado.

IFrom the TrinidadiHn1
At a recent meeting of the Board
Of County Commissioners of Las
Animas county.
Drdmdtis person4.-The Board in
session. n. a claimant, whose ac-
count the board had neglected to
allow at several previous terms.
Enter N, with double barreled
shot gun in his hand, and showing
considerable anger, -IoquitiE: Gen
tlemen have you allowed that little
account In my favor?
At his appearance, all present man
ifest ON alarm, fearing an attack
a la shot gun Smith.
ChaIrman.-Not yet, Mr.. N, but
we shall do 50 Immediately. Gentle
men of the Board, shall we suspend
all other business, and take up Mr..
Ms account for allowance. All the
others answer promply-aye, aye.
Chairman.-What say you gentle
men? shall we allow the account of
Mi. N? All answer promply-aye,
aye.
Chairman.-Mr. N, your account
Is allowed.
N.-Thank you, gentlemen now,
Mr.. Clerk, when shall l receive the
county warrant for the amount al
lowed me2
Clerk = somewhat alarmed.-Im-
m~ediately, Mr.. N; here it is, sir.
N.-Thank you, MI. Clerk.
ThereupOn, Dir. N. departs with
his county warrant, in good glee,
exemplifying to the people of our
county the advantages of firmness,
and a determination to have his just
dues.
The above are actual facts, and of
recent occurrence. We forbear COM
ment.
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Delegate In Congress,
Forty laird Congregation. W. II. Steel

Forty laird Congregation. W. II. sreef
Territorial Omeers.
GOrsrnOr-Jno. N. Thayer.
SscretdTV-JasOn b. Blown.
ChitJ Justice u Supreme Court. ", Fisher
iSSOctdts JEEicSs-JOS. NJ. Carey, Z A Tbum.,
Gr"-' StGes COIEsctOT-E +. Snow.
SHTrsyOT GeHsrGt- Silas Reed.
EsosiUt, II Pub{Ic AOHsys-G. W. COREY.
Register .. $. LaHd On6e-S. Il WiuryT.
Territorial TTsGSHTsr-S. ". D.wnry.
TERRITORIAL AuditOT-J. Il. Hay ford.
T L. Arnold.
CnslDItSSiOIICT Of P~EHttrHUGryS Charles Hutton.
n. r.. Post.
Territorial Librarian John ~Slaugh:er.
Co1sDai&sioBsr Of KBtDligrdkiOH-J K. Jeffrey.
Specialization Of Inst RctOH-John Slaughter,
District AhOrHsy-E. p. JOHNSON
United States COfHmis-iOHtr-J. ". Brun.r.
Cbrk Of LL Judicial DitIc!-J. ". BTbBeT.
KgTshGl-FFank WoIcott.
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New Advertisements.

THAT chUicvst IN Tbs wsrld-Importers'
\prtccs-LA grst CnTspany in America
IInO-,Apie aric c-P-rase- every ~bOdy-TrAds
continually inCyca-tng-Al enis wanted
everywhere-brst udusements-don'I waste
tine-rcnd Tor CiTEUIEr To KoBERT WELLS, ~
\cscy street, y. l- 2. q. Box lSI.
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by Interest Pdid on Time Deposits.
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St. Marks Church, Episcopal. Rev. /. W
billiard rector. Sund- y services. II a. m. auu
s p. IN. Sunday school after morning service.
Seats free. All persons are cordially invited &c
attend,
Roman Catholic, kev. Jas. McGolrich, Pastor.
Rev. Eugene Cussan, Asst. Church ono'Nei!
street, above Twentieth.
Presbyterian Church, Rev. W. B. Reed, Pas
tor. Services at II a. IN. and Sp. IN. Sunday
chool directly after morning service.
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. W. F. Warren, pas
tor. Preaching every Sabbath at liza. m.
and : p. m. Sabbath school at az p. L;
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. The
public arc cordially invited to all the services OF
the church,
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NJ nBOnIC.


Wyoming Commandery No. /. Regular con,
clave first Friday in each month.
Wyoming Chapter, No. l. r. A. M. meets
uall, on the first and third Tuesday evenings in
each month, at : o CLOCK p. m.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. l6. meets first and third
Saturday nights in each month. at Masonic Hall
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II r.. Post.
CoasBlissioRsr Of IDauign1hioH-J K. JehrcY.
SspeyhltRdsnI Of IRslr Heti0H-JoLu Slaughter,
DstTtd dhOrHsg-E. p. JOHNSON
United Statss C01Hmis-ioBsr-J. ". Brnnsr.
Cbrk Of hi Judicial DltrIe!-J. v. bTbBer.
RgTsAaI-Frank WolcOtt-
County Or1cer~.
LAHaAIE COUNTY.
oo""ia'io"'r' /. ? 6sa5y,
ShrTF-N- J. O'Bhcn.
COastabies-W Taylor, c. :. Dcvor.
} niIosS OF ne Psaes-Jno. slaughter, TIM Fisher
Frsasursr-D. Tracy.
Probate Judged. &, Tracy.
Prosecuting AHOrney-W. W. CnrIrtt.
school SuJsrinheRdsnt-F W. Hi lard.
COrOHsr-Ja Talbot.
Asssssoy-Ed. J. Morris.
CHEYENNE CITY.
n. c. whiPP'e. Prcs.S-oG Mayor
John ScalOu.
Bird Trustees John L. Davis.
l.. Il Bresnshrn,
Peter HANNA
Richardson. fr. of. Assessor.
HdFshGt-G.S Devoe.
TreGsursT-tsaac Bergman.
ArOTHSy-T j. Street.
.SEyrsyOr-A. J. Parsha'l.
Police J1stictS-John Slaughter, 7. NJ. Fisher. =
settings OF the Town Trustees. Friday ever
Ing in each week, at the City Hail.
ALBANY COUNTY.
Fam. |; ADAM: Chairman
Michael Cs:rofl.
sheriff.. J. layton.
Justice. Of The r.pe. Z: 3 y. F Fi,:sF'
tThomas Shanks.
CIcrE-L. ID. Pearr.
Pr16ae JIdgs-G w. Ritter. er-oeeio Treasurer
Pr osec9H1g dt0rHey-C W. BrAnrI.
Superintendent Of Sch00Is-W. { Wilson.
OrORsr-Jcrcuia BoIrs.
LARAMIE CITY.
Twm. Harris. sr. oreo, Mayo
!; II Einfr0ek.
I. J. Webster,
flames Wins.
Ckrk-Iohn Mel cod, , G-oFcio Ase-r,or
HGrEhdi-M. A. Hance.
TrsdsVTCT-L. d. PeAse.
1~hOTTsy-lluynr Srrrcll.
Police JHs{cs-L. ID. PeaSe.
CARBON COUNTY.
q l.. Smith. Chairman.
to car ColIisIcT.
SAsriF-williRm HawIoy.
Clerk j. 4. Keller.
PROBATE JHd2s II. Tuttlg.
Superintendent Of Sehools-B. p. Kinney.
swEETwATEB COUNTY.
flames Kline, Chairman,
CODUHksioHers VIM. A. Johnson.
=. F. Cheney.
sheriff McGlinchcy.
CerE-T. Mccarthy.
COrOhtT-John Morris.
UINTA COUNTY.
(wiiIiam Mcdonald.
Commissioners A. V. Quinn.
Edward Alton.
ShcriB-Christopher E. Castle.
IIIugh Morrison, Evanston Precinct
ION EfIbssg u AulIby Almy y, prinpt
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Odd Fellows.

Hope Encam Jmcnt, No. 9, /. o. o. F., meet
every I'd and 4th Wednesday OF each mouth a
Odd Fellows Hall.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. /, I. o. ,. F., meets every
Monday evening at odd Fellows Hall.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-02
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

PEEsoNAL.-T. L. Lawlor, General
Ticket and Passenger Agent of the
Eureka and Palisade Railroad, passed
here last evening going to San Fran
cisco. The young man wears his
laursls with commendaole modesty
He will be stationed at Palissde, where
he has been acting as agent for the
Central Pacific Company up to the
time of his new appointment.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-02

= ExHLAnArED. Several individuals
were under spiritual influence last
night. The degrees they bad attained
may be classified thul: Several high.
tined young men were elated;"
o hers. whose calling was little lower
in the social scale. were inebriatsd;
sine miners and teamsters were ill.,
toxicated, and two or three poor devils
we're drunk.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-02

DELINQUENT NoTrcE. - The delin-
quent list Of State aud county taxes for
1873 has been placed in the hands of
the District Attorney, and unless said
delinqnens taxes ore paid to the Count,
Treasurer within twenty days from
this date, action will be taken for their
coilsction according to law. See notice
under bead of I" New To-day"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-02

Ii THs FIksr ErroHr.--A lot Of cast
ings. consisting of wheels and dies for
the Goodrich mill. were turned out
from the Winnemucca Foundry yestsr-
day. aud machinists pronounce it q
arst rate JOB, although the first effort.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-02

posed the following toast, which seemed to be
alittle mixed as to its application: "Here's to
the last Chinaman that spoke"
This sta, ted Mr.. Cassell r''qusil on toast. .
Here your reporters paper gave out You
will find the remainder Of this report written
on Mr.. Richards paper shirt collar, who was
too "weary" t, respond.
Attest BOB ADLER, T. X.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-02

THz DRAss BAND. = The Winnie
muoca Brass Band met at the TsIe-
grsph Saloon last,svsning. and played
several tunes In first rxsS style. 4 2
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-02
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
Last Evenings Board.


100 Meadow Valley 81. 81
l55 Raymond & Ely lo1s, 10 b3O
$40 Eureka 1871. Is b5
300 Phoebe SOC
go jackson 2
70 Belmont
640 Is .pari ~, l0X
80 Prus sian
$50 Jefferson 4
1900 Gila 3T
81 North Belle %
$50 Typo 1917
100 Husssy soc
$50 Mansfield 105c
$50 Advance AZ
20 Coso II,
235 Boltimore 81, 3
$50 Utah 49,,
$50 Silver Hill Q
70 Challenge
SIS Dayton 5, AZ
40 Rock Island 3T
425 New York "a. 251
Is Ocei iental 81.
$50 Alta 214
6l5 Woodfiile IL, 2
so Mint nc
500 Kossnth 3
so L,dy Washington 211aa
10 o. G. Hill pa
300 Lao u
$40 Auoes 81, 81
100 Mides 6
1920 Europa IL, IA
300 Pacific Toe
s75 Cosmopolitan 55c, 500
1l50 Wells Fargo Soc
$40 Leviathan 21s
$50 South Justice 3
$50 Amazon 21Ha.3
$50 Prospect 8
700 Sonth California IL. ~
$50 Bslcher 20. 2814
100 Glasgow
700 Mexican 21;I, %
500 Kentuck Az
1920 Justice 46A. Az
This Mornings Board.
1913 Ophir 81
645 Mexican 24L
2l20 Gould & Curry 2211s. 221
1895 Best d Belcher 63. 60
405 Savage II. 13A4-New stock.
500 Chollar IS, so
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220 Yellow Jacket So, 6SI
80 Imperial 81
gao Crown Point 32
225 Empire 5s4, 5ss
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1545 Beicher 291s, 29s4
las Confidence 20. 10
It's Con Virginia 3S5. 3S3
1705 California II. 701I
140 Bullion 81, so
$50 Exchequer Ia, 1917
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1850 Overman 59H. 500
2665 Justice 81 So,
Gas Union 10. 101.
1870 Buckeye ~, Ia
2125 Lady Bryan
1865 Julia l6. 1914
100 Caledonia 20, 81