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, 1876-02-29

per cent leeB-
Tho moet difficult 10 reforn arc TIM thieves
Convlcts for crimes sgslrst tin person sre the
most reliable. In very few Instances arc thoY
ossr socommjtsed. There arc thieves In thu
renitentiary who havo graccd tho cells with
thoir presence for the fifth or nlxth lime and
there ia ono who is now serving hts eiRhth term.
There Ars instances whore tho interpos,tion Of
Tho Executive Is necessary, not for clen1rncy
Of naorcy. but for Justice. Juslos In dNereut
suctiona Of the Slate have notions weIy vary
Ing from those Of other iurien iu different To-
cAlfsy. Al ona time they will ba auro to rocom-
tnend ten OF fifteen ysara a. tho necessary pun
iehment. Ths uaxt Jury will docldo yerv li1or-
entity and recommend not moro tl,hn ono.hhlf
Of tho punishment for similar crime commit
ted not oycr year previous. Ono Instance
would auillco to proyo this. In ono ooun..
~ Of this Rsaso man waa found
guilty Of RlenIing 8 horso worth por-
haps $40 or $50, aud WAS sentenced to
seventeen ycar1 impfsonmont. A man In .
county not far distant stolo t2o0.hotso aud ro-
eeired but throe years. The lenitenttary eau
not bo entirely refornatory, uulosa = course
sinilar to tho tine III force In ireland ID adopted,
There, Commissioner who ARC thoroughly fitted,
and sufficiently wo11 paid to devote thoir wilo1o
tfme 10 their business. examine very critically
tho character and record OF tho convict, and sro
very soon able to dotern1ino when ho IL tit to 90
out again into society.
, 1876-02-29

Ctegier, aftor charaotcrizng tho letter AmAlt-
cloua attack crnanhttng from an irresponsible
source surrounded by denae atmosphere OF
Ignorance, declined sasinR anything. further
concerning tbs matter. and htatcd inst ha would
not dsnJ s'sch charges, though thsy should como
by the bnBncl.
Tho reporter then ,i.tted Mr.. E. 8; ches.
brongh, Ctr Engineer. Mr. CnesbrouRh. who
and then said The whole thing fell
through from tho fact that tho premises
| arc incorrect. "Thc writer starta out" said be,
On tho contrary. tho engine Is running now, to-
day, thta moment. we stop i osery little nhile
to SEQ II It noc1s repaftng II can't run con.
stant'y: No vntcr.pumping engine n the world
eau, Eveu tho EngIs-l, cnglnes OF which 'Veras
speaks aro stopped occasionally. but that Ia 10
evidence thai they nre breaking dorm, or in my
| wAY unit for servicc. Owing to tho Increased
demand, NC hare lot The south engine rtia lately
little longer than wo nsuaily DO. and Il Ia runs
nIng to-day As vol as II evef did. Just As soon
81 We con, no wilt overhaul 1t and atari tt up
again. - ~. ,x,..n ), o7o ,o.,,a,n.. and II.
efreos In pounding the ongine to pieces shere IL
nothing In is,-nothinB in It 1t all. It isnt mo-
eBsary TO argue the 1nhttor. 'yeras c1sims tint
| III what Is knocking tho onRlno to plocss. Nuw,
as THO engine is not being. knocked to pieces,
4 fo!tons that tho waste ot power ia not doing
! It. As 10 tho English ouginos. thore Ia no evl-
dcneo got that this enginc il uot ~ good ~
those across the water. lie says SOHO Of thoin
! hayo been running thirty ycsrs, but he will not
c1nim That they lAyo boon running continuous
| II. Now, thoro ts no indication tint ours Will
not run thirty yenrs for, so fat, It Is a. good
| as ovar, excepting tho necessary Woar and teat
Of ali tnRinos.
"As to Tho presence OF Tho Knowles ongincs,
| bridgeport, which wo hopod to haye up in Do
| cemhcr last. will not be up until sorne time In
| tho sumn,er. Foresceine this, and knowing tho
consequences Of cold winter Or hot summer.
, 1876-02-29

John dallagan, gueHt at the National Hotel.
compiaiua that be Was cheated out Of 45 last
night 1T tho hotel by tho throecasd. monte game.
~. Coyne, for assauting aud batterIng Cou-
stable A. O. Underwood whllo In discharge of
his duties was yesterday fined $40 and coa&s by
Juatice Meech.
Tho llquor.store Of Joaoph Dlggio, At No. 80
West Randolph street. waa enterod last evening
by burglars pfytng opeu tho front door, and
sour mash valued At $40 stolon. No arrests.
Horny Miller vas arrested by Officer Gramer
last oyoning With rome harness, for the pos
ecsalon Of which ho was unable to furnish any
satisfactory explanation. He wa accordingly
locked up.
DR.. Charles A. Payne, who waa srl.ton up laat
week for malpractice. was befoso Juhtico Foota
yesterday on tho COMPLAINT Of Laura Johnson.
Tho caso Wsa continued till next Monday, bail
being axod Ut 81. 600.
Thtsvos opened tho front door Of J. NJ.
sehnsza'g's private boardIng.houae. No.. 1ol
Weat hando!ph street. BY means q duplicate
bed-ciothing, with which they departed.
Michael McCArty, charged with passing a $5
counterfeit bill. lad hoartng before Commits
donce lIoyne yesterday, and waa hold in 81 600
bail in dofault OF which ho was committed to
jail. Tho v!so man will hsreafter scsutin,zs all
accepts them.
r. H. Woodward owned a wascl, which 10 in
trusted 10 Laura Moore, the keopnr Of house
Of tll.Iepute Oh Clinton street, from vhom It mas
! obtslned BY Frank N. Anggs, i1ioud Of Wood.
ward. Tho watch Nss stolen from him, and
| Briggs brought sul4 for lnrcauy befora Jussics
Hainea- Tho prisoner vas discharged.
4 psddlor named Michael LtebsnRtsin road i.
Ing a. No. 8SS Bouth Clark asrees called Il \ nu.
tioa stors No. l2l aeybold street, abous noon
yesterday. TOT the putposs Of obtaining supplies.
| When Ae displayed Ills wealth to pay for the
stock, An interIopei snAtched 2S5. and anpped OF
before Al office, could bo notified xpl hta arrest
| secured.
Last Friday Hrs. New, passenger an Nsu-
do1ph stseot car. caught man oocupyiug tho
eeat adjoining her ondoayoring to fiol her wal
lot. Bhs gave the alarm and The thief left the
car He wAa captured by citizen It tho corner
| Of Nalsted and Asulolph Streets but eluded his
grasp by slpping out Of his oysrcoaL 4 d.
sc1iption OF him NAs lett 1t Madison Street Eta
tlon. and yesterday Detscti1e Flynn arrested
Jack Connolly, alias B,kck JACK. !" who w2s idel-
| titled by Mrs, Now ~ the thief.
Henry O. WsllUan has bean arrested Oh =
charge Of etnbezslemenk preferred BY hls for.
uardia cotIse and tea mnzcaAasa. Well1nAn
, 1876-02-29

10 the Edfsor ef The Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO, Feb 26.-1 Aavo boon much amused
Of late In oosarvlug tho general miaundersthud-
ing which seoma to prevail among American
peoplo In general with regard to tho English
tnlsuso OF tho letter "h," audI would respectful
ly beg d ahost space In your columns In behalf
OF tue subject. It eopma to bo thu general ina-
rrossion that this POPULARITY Of speech exists
With all Englahmen which Is totally erronoous,,
tho omission or Introduction Of m Nh" at tho
commencement Of q word bainE only made by
the unoduchtod. This Ia without exesptio u.
The poiut. however, witt, which tho lnisnntfer-
standing saoma to originate Ia tas uso OF tho let
ter "h y preceded BY . 'w," aB In the words
"whnt." Which" "uhoat." Tho aspiration OF
the "h" In this case ia d pecaharity OF the
American pronunciation, which ia obaesved in
England neithor By the educated nor iho unodu-
catod classes. Tho American method ia without
doubt tho correct ono. as words Of this oladB
originally began Will, tho aspiration as is shoxn
BY their chronological history. This "what " Ia
dsriyed from tho Angio-saxon - ''hwaot+" .. Sax
"huas," Icoi. 'hvAttir.r etc. II is not my do
afro to SO any Iu1thor into tho subject than to
point out tho error aud to Bhow tho injustice
AnericalB unwittngly commit In laying this
charge n tho doors Of tile educated cl1saos OF
Eugllsh people. JOHN BULL
, 1876-02-29

Tha meeting Of tho pscaehers' Assoc latlon
yesterday forenoon, waa presided ovor by e.
der Jutkins, aud vaa called to order Ut 1886.
Pastoral reports wcra nude by Mcssrp.
Hoover, Boil, T. q. clondsnuiog Of Joliet,
BorinR,Asnold, Poster, Youkor, aud Martin.
Tho nov. r. L. O'mstead, who Is about 10 rc-
move to PhiladelPhis, WE present, and e1.
pressed his gratitude for tho resolustons recently
passed in vieE Of tis departure. and also 70.
turned thanks for al past kindnosa received at
tbs handn OF bis brethren.
Tho order OF tho day" Tho Duty Of tho
aslIethodist Church in tho Social Culture Of Our
posutu,ent, 9. II. Adam took the iead. aud
vas followed BY Messra: Foster. Leonard.
been taken up iu discussing this question. =
motion vas niado and passed that tho discus
sion be continued for two weeks, and that the
question bo a!terod 10 - to road as followo j:
What Amusenonts Shall the Church Allow 2"
Tho 1sey. Mr. Sheppard wau appointed to load In
tho d,sousslun.
THE pllEsByTkR1Ass.
Tho Presbyterian ministers held their usual
waekly meeting IN their rboms In NfoCosmlck
Dlock. tho lsov. Mr. Dul!vld presiding. Tie
meeting began With prayeE BY tho Itay. Dr. Pat
teraon, Mr. James Mcleod, Of Joliet. introduced
tentia.y. Alter TOW preliminary remarks Mai,
atcl|auHhrey proceeded 70 give h!s vsoHs on tho
subject oi pf,son discipline, Tbs convict ia
obIiRou to obey tho commando Of tho kuepsss,
however unreasonable thoy may DO. Bat ho has
hs romedJ. lilo las tho privilege of appealing
10 tho Warden, who thoroughly investigates tho
case, Rnd II tl.o story Of ttlo convict p1oyos to
30 true, tho keeper il Immediately discharged.
! They had, presumably, the worst classes Of
| characters to deal with. aud IT VAS necessary
that tho conytot4 bo impressed with the idoa
| that The keeper is 10 be sustained In tho
dlscharRe Of hla duty. The Arnt oHense of tho
prisoner Is overlooked, provided there are any
mitigating clrcumatauces. The second otfsnsa
Ia treated In like maunos. II third QUO ia
committed, tue good-eontuct tickets Are takon
| away. lie 10 also deprived OF the privilege Of
writing or receiving sl5itors- His tobacco and
| candies asa aiso taten away. II lsgraut viola
tons OF discipline arc committed. he 10 confined
in the solitary cell. on ; dot Of BRAID and
water. lIis confinement continues until be
| satisfies lis keepers Of his des,ro to behAyo
himself. Formerly punlihmtnt BY ring -bo!ta
| Mal inflicted. His hAnds weso fastened tOgotb-
Or, PLACED ou level WITH h!s chin, and then, by
uesus OF 4 chain, faAtcurd to boIss ia tho wall
This method il nov entirely discarded, except In
cascs Of insanity. Also. fosEerjy. he vas CON
5,elled to carry = tnspsAck NTH 7b-pouud cb s,u
| in It. II hAa beon aacorlained that, Wheso men
weEs subjected to . very HoyeIe phys4cs! pun.
| islmtnt, 1t took much !onguT tina to get uyel
| hin rage, Desldea, be cherished feoling Of 70
| vengu. So far, no easa Of revenge has Resulted
from solitary con6namsnt. There are now 2ol
] more ptiaoners thAa wien tbs chain and boil
, 1876-02-29
THE PUMPING ENGINES.
NAt cHEsnluuu4'a EXPLANATION,

In Sundays tssue Of TIE Tribune sppelred 4
lstter from "Veras" containing soma very
direct charges sgAinst tho machinery IT the
Watsr.Worka, aud pointedly condemnlng tho
south ongine Al practically usslsss. The letter
spoke o! that engine ID crippled aud alpost unit
for serrice. and dron = gloomy picturo Of the
1usufa Of Chicago unless ehs peopls wsss ~.
naied II Al improvement in tbs Pssasnt sssts Of
AGRith.
A reporter mat Mr. D. O. Creglss, engineer ii
The WAtat-Works, Yesterday In the Csty.Hsll,
and lntszso9ated him On TIN subject. But Ar,
, 1876-02-29

ordered paid.
REVOLUTIONS.
M.. MsBao Introduced resolution calling on
tho Committee On Roada and bridges to ascer-
tain how many mi!oa Of gravoi road upon which
Toll WAS collected In this county. were owned
aud operated BY each corporation and report tho
samo to tho Board Alopted.
hfr. Durdick introduced tho following.
wuEnrAs. The necessities Of tho Recorders Office
demand further vauitrOom; thorc!oES,
Neso!rtd, Thai tho Board accept the proposition Of
III. Whito to furnish certain nr1olinl Of yauroon
Id tho basement Of tho building occupied by tho
Recorders otce 1t rental Of {2o poi month for eueh
time the same may be occupied By tho county.
Nj. tcCallroy moved tho reference Of tho res
olution to tic Committee on Records, and tho
motion prevailed.
Adjourned until Thursday.
, 1876-02-29

otlc,stca In tue capAcity Of salesman and co!isc-
Tor. making daily returns and WAS supposed TO
monthly ntatcmonts had been sont. reported that
thsy had paid Wo'lman. Upon being charged
with tho ombszztoment ho admitted The Abaorp-
tion, which waa finally discovered 10 amount 70
1925. Ifo afterwards denied tha smbozzlentsnt
though he Esvs l,ia nosos for tho amount. lii
nou awaits examination before Justice I1Atnoo,
, 1876-02-29

Lyon Htslys, Btats Aad Aanros strssss, Il the
general distributing headquarters tor thsss fup>rb
church aud pasos Instruments. Prices, 2lpo y $500.
Fanos end o1gsus for rant.
, 1876-02-29


and ashtJ-thFes men NTH guns passed norta yes-
ts1dAy afternoon. II tbs money theso Nlm1ods sx-
pended In ammunition hAd been invested ID nav
"nonesslct" It would hsrs asda aoms WOMAN happy,
and Asysd frightening ths ducks.
, 1876-02-29

~ (hs Eattor or 3As Chic19u ITt6HHf:
CHICAGO, Feb. 28.-1n yont Saturdays edition
I notice highly-aavored article III refaronce to
mo. MAS not driven out Of Baltimore Is that
srt,cle Bsates- loft t4ero OF my own will,
through tho porBuas!one OF my Hitet which ts
vcli known by parties living he1o. During the
soyen yoars thesn did work for between fifty
and sixty Wholesale aad retail jsHe!ors, which
Includes nonsly Ill Of shom, aud mono Of them,
nor any ono elso, eau say that did anything but
straight, honest busiuehs, Was nnithor cou-
voted nor tfcu for any c1imo two years ago, ns
that article stateB. lily customers. as sound
business men ~ you can find in ChicaEo, thnt
have boon In my place every day for gears, will
answer That am a poor man and GATH my broad
by tho sweat Of my brow. i. H. FnosT.
, 1876-02-29

10 the Ed.for Of The Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO, Feb. 28,-1f tho author Of tho oom-
munication signed "Voras," in your pappr OF
Sunday, Fob. 27 will send his addross 10, or call
At, tho rooms Of the Citizens Assaoctation Ae
will confer favor. Yours respectfully,
J. G. AMDLE1, Secretary.
, 1876-02-29
TIE ''coun1En.

To tAs Editor nf Tbs Chaeago Tribune:
CuloAoo, Fob. 2B,-The soreed against mo.
Which you published this morning over the sg-
naturo Of ono Adair, is worthy only Of tho nin,-
p!o statement that he Ia "Union printer" I
have sccn tit to employ non Union men. The
animus of tito fellows atkack Is obvious. To-
Bpoc.fully, 4. J. pEnoY,
Duainc6a Manager Courier,
, 1876-02-29

Help or Wa perlsh,
This Il whst neglected teeth would sAy II they could
fsmonatrAse With thsit owna1a sAud marx this tho
tseth cannot pesh or becotns black os ysiloy II tho
6o1odont u used daily.
, 1876-02-29

LundboEg's Perfumes
Ays ntA natural doNs1 md houQuAts,
, 1876-02-29

DR.. de Jo1gh's LtRht-Brown Cod-Ltyor
.... Oil.
"Whext The GeneFAl hsalth IL impaired )" obatryss
fiji Henry MAtsh Dart, Physician 70 aer Msiesty IN
Ifsl.nd, "ths Fsst!tn8 sad 1ssna.hng effects Of !
regular daily eouzss Of this oil an highly satlstaetor
Ii ~ ths 1iIal functions" sald tn oapsalAd upaFil
, 1876-02-29

WHAT ACCOMPLISHED LA0E 1EAHs
Tho Relief aud Aid Bociety's report for tho
year 1876 made It's appearance yesterday after
noou. II Ia small affair, when compared NTH
somo Of the previous roports OF tho society, but
from it's pages the following facts are collated:
The property owned by tho corporation ts Nos.
81 and So LaAallo stroct, known Is the Re!iof
Block. The shops, factories. lumbcr districts,
o.o., OF tho city have been visited during The
ycar, and thus a clear insight has been OBJ
tanned In the labor lnarAot, by tho aid OF which
tho Society has been greatly asslBted in dater-
mining tho necessities Of large proportion Of
tho applicants for te]lof. Ieesonsl visits 10 tho
tomes in oynry caae has ouRblcd tito Society to
act with discretion. 1he investigation BY a
aud tho report Of the COMMITTED, ~ made At
the time, reproduced.
DRY GOODS DISTRIBUTED.
Duriug tho year tho following. number of
5.a9l; chjidren's. 2.093; pairs Of shoes, s. 81 !;
pairs OF blankets, G34 comforts, 81; yards Of
rcd flannel, 729; wlito flannel. A75i plaid lan.
mel, So; Canton, 182; uhbloachcd mnalin, 41G !;
bleached, 433; worstcl goods, Is yards; yards
Waterproof, les; yards Of check. no; i plocas
OF toweliug, 40 pounds Of Hoolcn yarn, 10
ahawls. 10 buaho!s ot beanB from J. P. Fogg t.
Bon; lot of secondhand clothing froni J.
O'Neill, and % tons OF coal.
Tho Society supports thtce froe lodging
houses. a. soilowa; 241 North Clnrk street, IL
North Union street, 49, u, and "A Fourth
hv"1ue. Average number lodged nightly. 225 !;
Tickets 10 tho Bethel uoms Nere isauoa for
41o days board and lodging, 2.226 singh meals,
aud !. 425 aiug!o lodgings.
AID RENDERED.
The number OF potsonB who received aid dur
ing the gear IL as folfows: Once, 3.257; twice,
1900; throo tiuco, Gus; four times. 360; tivo
times, 1850; six tinlos OF more. IS. Number Of
accounts, 5,oa4. Number OF adults dded, 10, 624 T.;
children, 1880. Tota! numboF Of peraous,
2G,5l4.
Tl1e report Of hospitals Il - followa:
I. ,Afercy-Admttsed during yeaz, 81; remaining
Jan. ]. 1876, rs.
81. Luke's-Adntsted, a.; remaining, 1.
s. Joscphs-Admisse<l, e5; Remaining, "a.
1Vomen's and ChiIdren's-Admitsod. 81; ze-
mainEng, ii.
Ale1ian Brofhers-Admitted, Ill; rcmaiuing,
Ilahnen,ann-Adm Is; rcmainug,4.
Total humber admitted, 402; romAnipg In
hospitals J.u. l. 1876 Y.
OF the total {, 98f caHeB aldod by tho Society,
LILO Wese aged, sica, aad iaAsna men wItl fsmi-
lies; do, 68U; aged, SICK, aud iuiirm aingla men,
lies, 2.22a willows. SIT single men, 42 women,
~ deserted women With families, 2,i6; tasea
burned uus, 2.Gl5; not burned out. $3.50.
NATtoAA11GlEs
Of families were divided ~ follows Irish,
1,o5a; Scandinavian, 525; Germnu, 1,94y !;
American. 1,3uB English, 629 French, 104 !;
Cnnadiau, 1lB; 6cotcb, l63 ; lioila,dors IL !;
Bohemian. 81 colosed, 10a; Poles, 81 Italian,
"a Welsh. * bwlss. 10; Russian, 20 total
5,95i constituting l0,G24 adults. and II, 500
children.
TnEAsunEn's REponT.
IT. ". King, Esq., Treasurer, makes tho fol-
lowing report
..... NEEE1YED.
, 1876-02-29

In the casa OF Jesup Patton d Co. VI. The Chi
cago i Alton 1lslroad Company, Judge Dodgott
entered an order yestorday reatratplng tho col
loction Of tho taxes for 1879 on the EompAny'a d
capital stock.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-22
PIE CRUST.

Latsst-The gentle rain is pouring
down gently.
James G. Fair returned home yes
terday morning.
The registration in Gold Hill pro-
crossed favorably.
Centennial Jim-Jams have made
their appearance In town.
1t doesn't follow that because a
man "augurs" we'll, he is bore.
1t was cloudy almost all day yes
terday, and several light showers
visited us.
To storm or not to storm is the
question that bothers the clerk of the
weather.
The Empress Of Brazil has not
played cards since she caught that
Dom. Pedro.
Last night there were a large num-
Der Of stove-herders in all the saloons.
The cold snap drove them in.
The fine trotting stallion which
IS ~ p,anl Ma,ra sta:L H.; a -,
80. ..' 1880 .as - s'oe"' 40 % "''
~ ''pp
ltis saiu spIihki'ng carts nave com
menceu opera!iohs IN Virginia. we
don't believe it, at least they didn't
on @ street.
MS renortoa th.+ ~ c,roror u.
49,, III, ,,;;. ~. la S -, ny: 9
dsv ~ tua. az ~ ~ aa 1911
nla,as ;a,a",;.,s - ~ IT,; :" e"'e"
p' - .A' .'iN.'
some parties talk OF starting a
sparflng-room. IT Is not necessary.
sasrr;n', ar;nna s,a,, III, .b;,', We pc
silicon Z tnmn ,.s o .ar .;,aA 49,, 80.
''o>' - ''' ' " e''''' ~ ioo'''
Teachers are said to "teaeh the
young idea how to shoot" This may
have something to do with the Cen
tennial rifle match, as all the teach
ers want vacation during the exhi-
bition.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-22
MINING ITEMS.

An assessment of 81 per share,
delinquent May %, has been levied
| on Caledonia.
The Eberhardt and Aurora Mining
Company's incline shaft is now
| down depth of over six hundred
teet.
The engine aud boiler for the
hosting works of the North Carson
are on ground prepared for them on
the top of the hill difficulty" and
Superintendent Gould is as busy as
hen with one chicken, getting UP
the remainder of the tixings. 1.-THE
Tribune.
III. Page, of the firm of Hale, Page
& Wilson, has been nominated for
a seat in the San Francisco Stock
Board. Jack MeKenty has again
sold out his seat. II is expected
that this time it will be a go, as
Brown, of Brown Bros, is the party
to be elected. Jack is about to leave
on an extended trip.
On the 10th inst. the work of eract-
ing the machinery for the new
hosting works at the Lawtou shaft
of the Eureka Consolidated NINE
was commenced. 1t will require
four or five weeks to put them in
running order, during which time
no work can be prosecuted in the
mine. Before starting up again the
furnaces will be thoroughly over
hauled, the ore-dump reconstructed,
and several other important changes
made about the mine.-IThe Senti-
mel.
We said the other day that the
''squealing" in regard to the Leopard
company was because some got
s'einched" on the stock. The fol
lowing dispatch proves it:
SAN FRANCISCO, April 20.-At the
second meeting OF the dissatisfied
stockholders OF the Leopard Mining
Company, held last night, the com
mittee reported that they had exam.
ined the books, but had found no ir-
regularities; that the implicated Off
GERS OF the company were all right,
and had done their duty. However,
some dissatisfaction was manifested
with the management, and a com
mittee was appointed to get stock
enough to Gust the parties now in
control, il the thing could be ac-
complished.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-22
STOCK REPORT.
iFsrmisAed BY Andoe 4 Aovy.,


Mormimg hoard.
Fn1pAr. April II.
Ophir. .59S at "a; soa64h; total. 675.
Mexican. s65 at son 120nSe I 25as9sS l5os
SEX; l10a19yS; 5Onl0b3; total, 800.
Gould / Curry. $40 At TN; SOAl7ii; total
Best \ Belchsr. $40 It sax, eoAsax; total
californi. 10 at oaa; l1sassh; soassk; $500
-; 3OaS3z; total, $50.
Savage. 800 at II; 4oaisA; looale.s; total
Con: virgins. .sss =. TAX: sso.7.s. 7o.74,.
choiisr. so It ioah: ssaloo; ioo.lo2; aoaIol
10a10SbI total, 265.
Hale b Norcross. Is at Is; 150a64; total, 165.
Crown Point. $50 at 20; 35a20A; total, els.
Yellow Jacket. 1920 at 81; 4oasl X; sa5a3Oa.
s5osao'i; 4oas0s; sash y; total. $500
imperial. 354S 1t 5ks 5a6l; 50a5As; 54a5ss
14o0a5k; l00sss = BIO: total. $500.
Alpha. $40 vt 50: 300a6Sk: 120a67 III 100a67 4;
$50; 200a6Sk: total. 1910.
Belcher. 100 at s0k; 5s0sSo; l0oaSo,s 5OasOh
total, $50.
Confidence. 200 ut II.
sisrr. Nevada. 900 Il 2oA; I2os2o; lloaa0A
626a20si total, 1913.
Utah. $40 at -.
Bullion. so at 81.
Exchequer. 40 at a3h; 2ooaa3; loca2ibso; q
Oyermsn. 100 at 6S; 100a70; 3i5a7l; 50a69,S
20aIis: total, 5s5.
Justice. as at asN; 15oa29; 32sa2sk; saas
total. SOS.
Succor. 80 at y.
Union Consolidated. .25e at l7L; 365alTk: 81
TAI total. 1ss5.
Lady Bryan. les at 75c; 17oass: total, a35.
Julia. 80 at IN; lo0al3A; i20sl3is 4Os13,,
5oalsss; total. $50.
Caledonis. go at ss.; 57oass; total, 1880.
Afternoon Board.
Meadow Valley. 80 st2a.
Raymond / Ely. 20 at 10.
Eureka Con. 100 at 12A.
Belmont. 100 at IL; 50eslss, GOAL y; total
CAS-.
Prussisn 100 at ~.
loss.
Alps. 40 at 9.
ella. 30 at IN: s0alsi; total. no.
Hussey. 400 81 s0c.
tai. SOS
Metallic. $50 at az
Mansfield. 20 a, Soc
Coso Con. so at 500.
Silver Hill. .a5 ut on
Challenge. leo at 5.
Dayton. so n Z.
New Cosn. $50 at 1; SO0aaoc; total, $50.
Golden Chariot. 20 at 3s: STQa3a; total. 800
south Chariot, 80 q, soc.
hnickerbocker. 100 At 4.
Baltimore. $50 ats
New York. 1855 at ~
Occidental. .1i0 ut AZ.
Tybo. SEQ at soc.
Alta. 400 at 3 y; 35oasA; 20oas; total, $50.
Woodyille. 80 at an.
Seq. Csledonis, 500 at Soc.
kossuth, 100 at 2; iJ0a1 Il: lioal u; total. $50
Lady Washington. so st3S.
andes. 90 at Ss; 2staS, 7aa3ss total, 395.
Florida. so st : u; soa2; total, loo.
Silver Central Con 100 at asc.
Wells Fargo. 200 at loc; iu0aa.; total 500.
North Carson. 80 at Il.
Ward. sis at AZ; lsoS2h; total; 655,
Lcviathan, 500 at IL.
South Jasiice 200 at az
Amazon. 20 all.
North Con. Virginia 60 stlN
Prospect. sd at .: aua4s.
Cosmopolitan. so at 35c.
Trojsn. 100 at 1.
Brooki. 100 at ).