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The stock Of gold in the world in 1913 was
estimated at 2,7iO. 100000. and tho produce
ton since then So 500, OOO, 900, making an az
gregate of $5,5iO.OOO 900. The annual loss
by wear and tear is estimated at about $l5,-
100000, SO that about twenty-seven years
wastage would amount to $405, OOO. 900. leav-
ang So, 135, 100000 as the stock of gold at
present in existence. These estimates include
all the metal, whether used as coin or for other
purposes. The annual waste, it is believed.
will be greatly Increased in the future, since
three new countries, Germany, Japan and
HOLLAND, have adopted a gold coinage.
A Detroit gentleman walking behind two
school children the other day heard the boy
inquire: "Will you be at the party tonight ?"
Il shall lie there, answered the miss, "but
I may as we'll tell you now that your love is
hopeless. Mamma is determined. father is
SET, and it isn't right for me to encourage
YOUR attention. can be sister TO you, but
nothing more. Therefore you needn't buy
me any valentine or give me any more gum"
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NOT LIKxLy.-A railway porter who shouts
out the name Of the station has been COM
planned Of for being indistinct. lie wants to
know if the public expect first class tenors for
70 ghteen shillngs week
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The PENALTY. A man had better have a
milestone tied to his neck and be cast into
she sea than to promise TO marry Texas girl
and then refuse, The whole country turns
out to hunt him, and he is generally loft to
grow up with a tree
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xo h.,, horra,s WHITE WHITE.
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aso basal. pOr1RRON and RYE WHISKY.
-
lOOo boxes CHoiCE LAfEhs'
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Marble-top tables are unhealthy. according
20 the Hera'l Of Hellts, but it does not state
ELeir diseaSt
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-09

YEyHE MAGNOLIA HAS BEEN FITTED
u up in the most attractive style possible
with view to the convenience and comfort
of patrons. The proprietof desires to call the
attention of customers, friends aud the public
to his superior stock Of H@ A7
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-09

Executive Committee Nevada Board OF Gen.
tennial Commissioners. aus I'm
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-09
stockholders Meeting.

AFFICE OAKLAND GOLD AND SILVER
~ Mill aud Mining Company, San Fran
cisco. Auuust 2. ,la75. IAN adjourned meeting
of the stockholders of the above-nsmed Com
pany, for the election of Trustees for the en-
slina year, amendment of the bylaws of the
Company and transaction Of such other bust
ness as may be presented, will be held at
the Office of the Company, Rooms and 9,
No. 3O2 Montgomery street. San Francisco,
California, on SATURDAY, the 2lST DAY OF
AUGUST, inst, at O'Clock p. NJ.
Transfer Books will be CLOSED on the 18TH,
and until after the meeting.
auI 2w WM. II. WATSON, Secretary.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-09
POLL TAXES.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI
IN under the law each male resident OF
this State over twenty-one and under sixty
years IN subject TO roli tax Of four dollars
ANY person or persons, company or corpora
ton doing business in this State, and having.
y direct contract. or indirectly through other
contractors, in their employ one or more per-
cons liable to and owing PcllTax, shall ne
liable for any aud all Poll Taxes that may De
ssle from such employees. The law will be
strictly and promptly enforced.
JAMES BUCKNER.
HtAt County Assessor.
winnemucca, April "a. 1576-n
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-09

aRrIEs WISHING TO LEASE OR PuR-
chase Lots in the town OF Winnie
mucea, are hereby notified that all ap-
plications for the same. or on business
relating thereto, should be addressed to the
undersigned at Sacramento, where they will
receive prompt attention.
az Those occupying lands belonging to the
company, without having bought or leased
the same, are also notified to attend to the
matter without delay, and avoid trouble.
nol5tf d. II. HASKELL.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-09
Wines. Liquors and Cigars.

The REArING ROOM of this Saloon 10 al
ways supplied with the latest Papers, Plcio-
ais ana Magazines. ie24 u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-15

MONDAY, June ll-P. 81.

The week opens ut tho Stock Exchange with a
market which may be cldsscd as a strictly broken
market, and which, therefore, presents few features
of general interest. Union Pacific, in the apparent
absence of stock for sale, has exhibited iar lie
gree of strength in maintaining an advance Of
PET cent. Seemingly the stock which had been I'M
loaded at 7S670l2 q short time ago, has been alb
sorbod and fonnd resting place. The Northwest
err, md ST. PAIL stocks are somewhat steadcr than
Of late with an advance in price, while Lake Shore,
urder All apparent effort Of the clique to SELL not 50
strong New-Jer-ey Central, Of which there is some
suspicion that all IL not right also shows
a weakening tendency. Perhaps il may have been
as "a coal road in sympathy with the rumors which
were to-day current to the erect that the Reading
Railroad is likely TO pass its regular July dividend
less was heard to-day OF tho great benefits 20
crue 70 the railroads from The settlement of The war;
and there were strong indications that these bene
hts--whatovcr they may behave been discounted
In the stock market. The tO,al purchases and sales
Of stocks to-day amounted to only lJO,yOO shares
If which J4fO0 were Western Union, - 1850
~, 14la ia, gain of L pef cent fIo'n Satnr-
DAVIS closing price Pacific Mai, 2s,.,00 shares AZ
32ltd 33d32 pa 3Ja-a33li. gain OF Os per cent;
Union Pacific. 1890 shares at 7flt67407iicdD
73a,N 7zas a ~ vain of per cent: Northwestern,
1880 shares, at 3Gi2a 3G7s037 b d37 lsaJ1as a
~ain II y rcr cent Preferred 800 shares at 4ssl
a40QiS3i a i9aI q 1858, gain Oi 3 pes cent; st.
Paul, 800 shares at 29li9300s, gain OF rs per
cents Preferred, 200 shares at J3i24Ji, gain Of 2
per cent; Rock Island 900 shares at 1921 ia 100,
a decline OF 81 per cent; Ohio and Mississippi. =, 700
shares az 23le023as023af, u gain OF Il per cent
Lake Shore, 50 800 shares at 6l5sa6iaG4Iaa 632i
a 81 a D63a, decline of a per cent Erie,
:, 700 SHARES at 1781Gal 179167s. gain Of PER
cent; Central and Hudson. 600 shares at 1910
1884, decline Of 4 per cent Usntral Of New-Jer-
sey. 800 shares at losala107' a decline Of Il
Der cent. The market cosod duh and steady. The
opening highest, lowest and closing prices Oi active
stocks sold to-day we're as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-15
DESPAIR OF rARurRs IN NEBRASKA.

TO the EdttOr Of rae IrtbuHe
SIR Let the world understand that there are
ella Of 10 Chrstendon Wen rreIs' 81
deal with this Troublesome problem NJ getting rid ofthe
grasshonpers a. those who have gained their knowledge
IN the actual Geld 81 battle from day to day contestns
every inch Of ground until they were compelled To s
render Where such veterans fall person from the
East needs prefer counsel II any one can tell farmers
who have xhauatcd al their WHO are out OF
seed grain whose teams poor and must live solely on
prairie grass who have only lltc nouTishirc fooh III"
themselves or their families. whose patience is cone ana
whose farms are alive with g1isshoppers Just 10" All
th olstaclcs "a lie overcome and their rranars
are filed with OF their toll then let nm
speak, and h. win find patient listeners from sontn
Eastern Nebraska. w Mt you print rs coming from Pro
hughey OF University may sound We'll enough 10
pse vino thcorize upon the suhect In their laboratories
Lt ao,a oApcricnce Teaches fact. ernhinc facts at
variance Win al 10 utters wish IL painly understood
thnf She rsas.huppcrs which we're Matched here IL
sprnr haye Eo; c,t aLl gone "a Missouri. ana eafh"
I've until they haze wiars Wish u plainly IND r
t1od thai wheat ots rye, md barley are raj c"ig
no ncain alt h, iu been destTO! ed Or eut do
IS ,r IpoIsis. rirAe L.ii5 -, ~ bare 0dY - Wi.h
Counties there viii be bur little. II any, small gram
raised. ana inc Ouy hor- oi raising cora ~ th'.
irrc - The corr IN his copn'v tnl. n
a4 ycar IN August ~ mo parents Of thc army winch
"a = 9rii = trs was ,.c.-i and prosecuted unj.r dii
mi INV Tia, n ~ al 40 be- dom, ,yc~ .. ibis 'are
bulr. one can readily Thar muoft.t "i our c"li
el i,5 must remain t.it t.!s year Great cAitt'
tons were entertained ~ naHy % having early lolh
o,s heois pcqs tomatoes ONIONS AMI rii-he- 3" cary
fACm over tie cpr.Is ana Summer months 10 te "o
m it "a liiuct- Of The latcr harvest; but fLis boz
as b, IN destroyed BE- the Tsr-2s ~ tac Mf'r,S We
.'e now lnlus chi,fy on bread aud mix: Slch men
;,,. LILLE or no patience Win your wciicd and nnsy
messed n.h N0, AOWlng np.Lng 81 oar sdfiO CUMMINGS
ami !lc.l.g pTtinr 30 doe Us vain thelt n"Hr4"a
wa.r! do no. aua rinnOt The disease 90 Whrh we
aic toe sGGef.is. IWd.e winch. whCn We were h"ihS
we'll wuuu I.i4. uynn harmless, nov, IN oar ctii-la
t.ii and wes4aIes. Is painful 10 neal IL j. bi'h, =
VIA Is saiisu r,Icl,s. jaws o thi lNi'
b.D,cHsrilts, SeG, June >. 1-75.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-15
7ahe. sah. Cherokee Walton. June 8.
INSUFFICIENT PROTECTION or THE PARKS.

CONTRASTS THAT THERE ARE TOO FEW KEEPrRs
II CENTRAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FROM TIL
DFPAnTMENT-THE hADTENANCE FUND TOO
SMALL
Complaint is made in some quarters that the
Central Park neglected and Is longer safe place
for women and children walk In unprotected, in
sequence OF the lnalcquacy OF The police arrangement
The blame Il thrown the Department OF Public Parks,
and a.criled TO quarrels Of the menbers Of the Board
with one another aud with he Financial Department OF
the City Government
The Department Acknowledges the present deficiency
g. rhc number ~ police aud keepers In The PARK THIS
det cy il stated is due entirely 70 lack of funds The
euiIee Ore OF police and keepers employed on the city
prks ron-iss ~ captain, lieutenant aergeant-, 10
etaied ~ marx keepers and night watcinen. About
40 Of nesc are ASSIGNED 10 Central Park, force avoWedy
u.uieenftO cover 10 larne an extent ~ bl"hnd anu
attend properly 70 the many thousands OF persons VI III
ages io throng the Park, ~ this senson especially
The reason given for the luck 81 funds j. This: f0f the
mast two years the M3utenance fHn 81 The apartment
hes been cnt down about 80 per cent by the hoard or
Annorumenf. When Col. 80 b5ns. The present Presi-
Uent had far beyond ts means ami incurred con-
siderable debt In adition tn the debt came the feone-
ton Of the appropriation, 80 that " was necesealy
20 Dismiss large force o. abOres anu about ~ "a o
Dolce The force has never becn stTens nfu since, as
The appropriation instead " being Increased has
dDinIsned. All petitions for an increase Of the M
have yuVcd un.Vaillng. II IL denied altogether thdt
dsse.ns other from within without, have had am
There mas been dissension aa 90 want of inus, a
war; OF more int the parks Notwithstanding IA &c
drirultes The Department claims That TIE central fark
w. ON The hole never In better condition than II II
women and children have been 50 lew IA to Indicate as
the causes vi such paints are OF rare occurrence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-15
PUTNAM At RrNKER HILL.

TO fhs Editor Of The frtbune.
SIR: The following incident, which is said to
have occurred at battle Of Bunker Hll do not nd
referred to in half dozen writer's whose accounts
~ the battle have read Even FrOtlngl III, Who in the
Siege Of Boston," seems 20 have exhaused well nigh
everything Oh the subject appears not to have known "
the incident to which refer. The same remark may be
made of Lord Hahon, Washington Irving, Bancroft III
dreth aud Graham Ia looking over the account o. the
hottle IA related by Canon Hughes In his History OF
England from the Accession OF George H. 1TCo, % the
Accession OF Queen Victoria, 1887" find tho anccdote
lie quotes as bis authority letter written by Col John
rrrmbui 70 Danal Putnam, esq dated March 80 1919,
which letter Is jim Vol l. American National Portrait
GALLERY" in the biographical sketch Of Israel Putnam:
In the summer Of 1886 became acquainted in Lon
de with Col John Small Of the British Army, who hh
served in America many years, amt nad lO wn ei Ill-
mn, ntma during OF Canada. from LOO 70
I-GS From hm had the following anect0tt respect ~
the battle Of Bunker Hif. I shall nearly repeat DIS
words Looking tine picture, which had thea almost
.ar,e te,l lie said: q" d0at Like the situation ia "icii
you ave placed ny old friend Putnam you nave net
op him iiistice wish yoa co alfer tha part OF your
uefllre and introduce circumstance wisch actuiily
Lappeprd and which can never Forget. hneh tns
EIs troals advanced the Second Tine 70 ne attach Oh
Inc reput1 with other officers, Was IN mont OF he me
10 encourage the meL We had advanced worry mar
Tie works. undisalbrd when an irregular NE JAG en
dc joe was poured " II wac cruelty taaL ihe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-15
ENWOKTHY STATE SENATOR'S.

Tup NPw-YORx TRIBUNE, following an eX-
annie sci by s founder desgnates 10y name those stale
SENATORS who In opinion, Ought not ton returned
FIRST fl,re Is SIR Lord who VIII doubtless o per
united 10 re.nain Then there ~ Mr. ilin j.
NOodiu hn according TnE TEiBuNE u the sole SIR
viyor OF That amous clique OF Republican senators whom
Tweed ued Ia fee simple ana whO, 10 display - pt
sana svmuahy with corrupt organizations, Stood ny ~
the senate Ia the cia pieadsr Tor the CANAL hihS
Finally d. T.. wood 10 spotted 1--WE nave waliea 81!
THE TRHt'NF for the statement, on Tao iismnui d
plan which Mr.. Wood II known 10 nave had IN con
ION ia not la preparation lbs ihIb
thinks il has accomplished pu1iic service Dy 81
yosing ood and thus dispOsiDg OF INTENDED canal
late for the responsible office Of Controller ana We
think Ths early discnssion OF improper asltans
should b. taught that their choice OF s
not merely q matter between themselves and the cadi-
date bu that the large Interested IN securing
Legislators 10 whom public business may De safely
cOnfied nnt TIE TKiBINE has not made IT. list loiS
enough W. shall supplement- II one Of these days vita
the awvers whose eiegation "a private
Lie Ia demanded aud shall DVs lake any particular
pains 10 exclude from the r 0f fathess servants some
who WEI elected rs Democratic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-15

troops zen back and when looked to the right and lot
l not officer standing glanced my eye TO the
enemy aud several voung ieveing their pieces
az me. knew their excellence maiksne, ana g n
sfercd myself gone At this moment my old fend ut
rushed forward and sticking up the muzzes Of tir
r'erre with hts sword. cried out ." For Gods sake ny
.ads. dsnt fine at that | love him as brufft
We wcre each other ibat heard his WOrs u.s.
trctly. He ohcYed. I bowed. thanked him, anu
walked away unmolested
Hero II question for casuists 10 discuss III the ntacA
the British forces who attempting to take the
rcdouht ON Breeds Hill ju-fabe Que, was "Oh
Put" excsabc in allowing his feelings OF friendship TOT
English officer thus interfere with his dnty NJ IN
American General not to interfere In tho destruction OF
the enemies OF his countryi The Of sentiment VIII
answer the question in way; tho rigid discpnarian
In another. l. c. s.
Iroridrlce, Y. T., June 10. 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-15

70 ne EdtfOr ~ IN Trtb ane.
SIR: Your position on the Indian Question"
g. founded In l,f.tcc aud humanity. | SIN Cherokee
end. for orc belonging what so.c would tern fatd
race desire % thank yoa IN behalf # all orr tribes for
the manly defense ~ their rights which you now con
duetug your columns. desire also to heartily thank
Prof Ma.sh FOX the generous sympathy which lie has
nnirss,ed for our helpless tribes ana also for Tho valu
o6e assistance which lac has recently rendered Ia prop
rlv stating their claims before the Government NJ W sh
ine>or know not when hal been =" intensely PANIED
n to-day when noticed hat The President declined 10
listen 10 reply from their iui9n dcrcicus n regard 10
tie surrender OF this country Very Respectfully,
~ ". "A. DUsCAa.
Tahe, sah Cherokee NafiOn June 9. 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-15
Jobrpv saws: spose babies is difernt from

Tommy says: ] spOse DdDl7s + QIIIcIHt IIUlu
folks cs ihey lunt no better but II them you
wudent ceicn PUTIN everything IA thus world into nay
m.u,is can NJ YOU like does Mary. tbais the
house maid she only ohlle wen she Was 10 hOh"
rnd she use 10 have dolls but she never see meat baby
rea cloee IN she come house. and that girl was 1s
stonish o the time wot baby wnde DO ad IL was
morn tunth fore she wude tucb IT, Ono Gay Mary she
come Z Dustin In the dinn wen IL was dinner VIE
like sheet and hardly any breth aud she sl o. " y"u
Deas num- baJby has went aud et tue hirsry dol" cNoiy
bit up irs tie mob, but my mother she weaL 10
wOt was the matter II Ony father had luxe on
the dole Ia mend H. and baby vas snesn round paper
wate. seen giri When sLe ngs 10 ave with rs
One dag Uncle Ned lac plain with baby after
lueAeI and lac had the cork of ale bottle stckin on
the cork scr and he letiD baby take 10 IN his
fnOwth Mary she vile he dom IT, and she
MIN pn quick, and she ia the kitrlen as las
ever she cude and bret Uncle Ned tunlbIer on a
tray! Twe~fipe and you d0nt blesye that girls got
Any thLnxer!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-15
THE RANK or TIE JAPANESE.
To tho EdttOr OF The IrfbHne
| SIP. Ynur corresnnndent kitsle No Lilo is

SIR: Your correspondent Mise NO Llto is
mistaken in supp posing that wc generally rank h.h
countryinen - low H. tinSs We do. nave hat a
Good oport;ni,y "a know Japanese stu MS. and have
found them truly elevated IN most ;h.nSs s we are,
aui think mIuy among us understand tae matter IN
the same way. Oar gcogrphies PIT The laanese down
Is "Aalf ciyil,7cG: AMI ta. hardly moro So.
1 prefer religion and cannot deny that we nave
moro knowledge they; hut have never met yodng
men that seemed acc0mpi shed in all that
nert,irs to nppue-s or of beser principles far rs
coud luigc thru the students tait nave had under rly
care. auibn- ia are TN victims OF
preince Respecting most AL foreigners hnf ktszc No
t1 may icl assured that the intelligent among ms place
Lsn ana h's count yncn quite a. high IN thl scale oI
hum uity lac Gould to do. some advar.ages
tney have needed: but these they now apprecate Many
advantages are ripidy ghinrn ~ 'i"se VINO are
in o position - s'ck IN IA. A :. COLON.
Princeton. =. d.. june IL, 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-15
TIE BRAIN woGNLR's VACATION sEAsoXs.

10 the Edftor Of RE TFfbHpc
SIR: The following hint with respect to
tie choice os -s0ns for resi- may not Ice deemed pf"c
uca1r FOR b,a1-yorllcgs among The least manng-
able OF patients in tie earlier stages Of the nervous dis
eases which anct them st think That an ob'rrv-
anco ~ the suggestion woud act preventive 10 the
din..ns.s,n entire ,-s brain power Every BRAIN
worker viii have experience Of Alternating increase and
dccrr,~ 81 brain rn'rcr Amid projects ard subject IN
which jhc mind is been woiAng CLEARLY sid vieOrons
ticre viii come a vs aon 0f mental imroeepcy. Then
- rhe time for rest Th:- j. The mini sunday
Recreation should be sought. Diversion Is ia order
The visitation will bee Transient In due season ~ ar
rive again the mental power 10 urge To re-
uewed use the res.el brain. This natural method
ia simple, and ia the preventive against pro-
loreed or lastinc mental impotence. Tho Gus
tofrarv method - Grrcn' The demand Tor thought
and invention ana art the r.h OF trade ms 'agefneSs co
Fnl calculations carry ont enterprises, ara Inc
disuusit1u 20 indulge the inclination keep me BRAIN
wnaer working on when hs Thought togpi ana Ais
mobilization a I'D -lvoGs .r iit. Is NJ re-
-lli Disease follows rp.iiirn IA tbs course. Nrn n
u. O.. cuce when. - it, sl ,ira STATE was heal . -ii
cuin as men q .gt o. normal sic, al N-it, nov
r,rs u.s. transient ehIflct ad It's re't- - luHciohi
and 81 hrll-D.- CtnIaCa l. patti MI He may learn
10 est ont DI tie DOCTORS auds b. himself apply N tic
preventive means. which j Simply an Onetlerfe ~ IA
tur. i.!w ~ E.m. me leiharg.c season 81
Summer j. i'll, ci ~ ;imc for vacation ba FtoHii0!s
brief long should b" scattered NJ aor. thc Ipntns
and weeks and DAYS ~ the year. W, W. IJrIs N ID.
Ae3safI. y. j., May 81 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-15

To the Tdffcr ~ The Trib"He:
SIR: In ny letter on the destruction ~
er.. loppers IN tls colony somehow mode 10 81!
That Of 5000 acres Of WHEAT only BOO acres are
sa,eI This stoI ne corrected 10 the EJECT that We
shat! ugnahiv save 900 Tho south SIDE ~ thc
river, ana 900 .'cr.s on tire north side ~ G. d.
Grsei6y, COL, June :. 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-15
nnex elosing street price.

In state bonds, Georgia 7s gold bonds sold at "a,
and South Caroline, new unfundahle, at @. lot
of Yirrinia S. deferred, fetched s2, Mssours were
stronc at 1929, for Sc Of 1873 and NJ 1913 for Han
nibal and ST. 10. The following arc the bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-15

The Intelligent CoBspositOr stated yesterday
nOruing mat no New II I'siire supreme cOut bad
De le that the State The iina Judge Of te
"niegbsiify" Of Us members The l. c. beng ques-
toned decare that telegraph operator who nlae
tle copy ,ld not write eA sblo hand indianapolis
Journal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-15

Mining stocks in San Francisco have declined the
past few days. Tho Mini was TO be stopped from the
10th inst tn the first day Of July Fer the annual ex-
animation, cleanup and settlement. The bullion
Shipments Of the Consolidated Virginia Silver Mine
for three weeks and two days of tho fiscal month
were:
Tirst week ..... e2s9 o44 e2 Two Gays OF oGrtn - 90
second week. 2os g5f 90 week.. SO TT %
Thiri week. 3y7. eoJ 90 -. . -