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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-07
smaiI Pox Ia Nan francisee-rhs
whisky Ring and 10 DoiuEs-
stasfsrd and Miller % be Again
Arrested.

bbaot9ru NM N.sssss 49,"
Arrested.
San FRAScIsoo, July7.-l r. MI. II.
Robinson yesterday hlsd a new com
plant In the Police Court against L..
land Stanford and E. H. Miller Jr.. Of
the c. p. r. II. Co.. charging them
with a failure to show him certain re-
ports which be, as q stakeholder OF the
company. claims he had n right to see.
Upon this complaint a warrant was
issued for the arrest Of the accused.
About Z O'Clock on Wednesday morn
ing a lad aged 10 years, o OF William
Gsistlichs, was knocked down and tram
pied upon by an Infatuated Chinaman
in the vicinity OF South Park. Some
body threw a peach at the Chinamsn.
hitting him when he turned and
attacked the boy. The boy has inter.
nal injuries which II is feared will re-
suit fatally. The Chinaman escaped.
Reports OF the prospective movements
Of troops from the posts In this military
department seem TO be III founded.
There Il no available force either at the
Preside or at Bsnicla. and the only
troops ON thu coast that could 10 for.
varied To the front are six companies
Of the First Cavalry. numbering three
hundred or four hundred men, now sta.
toned at walla walla aud vicinity.
These could probably be marched to the
scene Of action rs quickly M any rein.
forcement could reach there. hut no
orders have yet been received for such =
movement.
Tho body OF 4 drowned man found on
the beach near the Preside this morn.
ing Is not yet identified.
An 'old Frenchman. who had been
elected from a Leidssiorf. street lodging
house for inability to pay for his accoin.
mediation. was found In the hallway Of
the house this morning in . dying ron.
dition. and taken to the City Prison
Hospital. where he soon expired.
Eleven cases Of smallpox were reported
at the Health Office yesterday. i've Of
which were in n family. Five have
been reported this morning. The deaths
for the past week were eight.
Press dispatches FROM Washington
are published this morning. reporting
on good authority, that the President
has demanded the removal Of A. u.
Clark. Special Agent Of Internal Rsvs-
nue. in this city. This Is confirmed by
private kilograms. The fact creates
much feeling In Republican circles here.
Clark has been very active In bringing
members Of tho whisky ring TO book.
and the action Of the President in re-
moving him is considered a decisive vic.
tory for tho ring, who are In the best Of
spirits over the event. It'is understood
In well informed circles that several
other officials who have been rather too
onicious in attempting to straighisn out
cr~ooksdness will 60 la q short time.
leaving the ring In undisiurbed posses.
sion Of the field. A good deal OF svl.
dence has been collected from time to
time regarding the operations Of the
whisky thieves aud their coadjuton.
and il is expected that II suppressed In
Que way 1t will bs brought before the
public in another, when II will be like
ly 10 create a sensation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-07

BRoILED. FROZEN AND BLosS AVIAN
On the Fourth. and for ome days previ-
nus. il Was 81 horribly hot Ia Gold Hill
and Virginia that life Was a series of pant
iag,. ~moppings and cursings. The Their
mometcr crawlel up into the ninetie-. and
everybody VII" could aiiorI the luxury
lspt al the burning streets. This morn
ing ". we're favored with n refreshing fall
&c snow. In addition tn this blessing. u
zepLyr screamed it, presence aud virginia
raitlel aud shook in acknowledgment. A
fragile NEWS reporter VAS nearly blown
away while struggling desperately Ia get
over the Divide. IL WAS quite impossible
to face the fierce gusts VI Wind that came
roaring FROM the -outh. carrying with
| them cart-loais 10 gravel aud sand. Stones
| A. big A. bans were lying about with \
| speed that made II painful when they got
A. high a. ones face. aud tile Sand
was driven into tbs skin like 81 many
| needle points. People were blinded aud
to advance al all. IL wss nseessary I" pull
ones hat over ones eyes, iTiid nearly
| double aud bunet the breeze as u II were
n succession 10 heavy seas. Even h"r-e.
| wouli stop and turn aside their heads u
smart impaiiently at the driving rain ~
| stone AMI dust. The brief shower of rain
which fell during the night dill not serve
| 10 vel down the roads. but IL cooled the
| air. aud on the Divide the blast made the
ear. anil fingers iingle. But for the look
of things o,,rcoai snL muller would have
l.,n In place. Melted on. day. chilled
through ia. next. Not a breath of air
Yesterday. blown on the sidewalk to-day.
| The meath fill.,l with hot profanity tn
monos. only gravel AMI sand brtween
IA. teeth the day after. As a gentleman
remarked this f0t.poon while be- sheltered
| himself Temporarily behind a woosipile on
IA. piyil. and tried 10 warm his hands by
,pbLing th.m with his Luster ion bet
yer i,Is Nevada Amt got lno one-eoai
climate"
SrNa raE si0.0 oo D,s,ors. On Tues
Ian u.N, the ease ~ Robert Perga~an
agaig.t the Virginia AMI Truckce Railroad
cnmiany g.. $40 0OJ damages. comes mp
for rial ia IA. District Court. The
grounds on which Ferguson bases his
| claim a,- 81 forth Ia The coipplalnt as i"l'
lows: lie was employ-I b. Miles finlen
A. a helper la delivering coat. On the 'th
~ Noy.mi~r, lss5. be- MAS sealed on 4
wagon which was being driven aeross The
niipaL track in front 10 the uouli and
Curry dump. When a wheel ~ the vehicle
Lr.l., ,hrnugh the bsarls plaesi over a
hale and IN. Was thrown 81 the ground.
IN the fall his kae- was so badly injured
"a 10 deprive him ~ The use u his lex Tor
life, III. muscles 10 the thigh sld rsif hav-
inc ever since been whitening away. per-
.,.on claim. Thai his fall Was due 10 the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-07

HK carried q couple Of railway torpe-
does IN bis bip pocket, under . vague
impression that they might 10 useful in
case he should 10 stopped while return.
ing from Essiop late Ut night. The
other night h. did reipin abont II
o'clock. pretty well gslliri,sd. and con
clujed To Ito across tbs middle Of the
plank.walk until the fog cleared. The
iirt pedestrian that camo across him
stopped and proceeded to administer the
civilitiss usual on similar occasions.
There was u fash. and q report like .an
amateur broadsids brought before his
startled intellect all the magazine and
boiler explosions lie had ever read of.
The object Of his carrsses had vanished.
Two rods OF he overlook m individual
scaniily clothed who was proceeding
a 10 potato bug ~ 10 remarked: 81
lhirl gay old flsr. did yer zee angling
o'psir pants sn' couple o'eost tails, got
bowed Oh in sai earthquake gust nowi"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-07

A u srE,rr DIn,rr.-Yesterlay after
noon. aLout 4 O'Clock. Rose Benjamin. the
keeper % q low dance-house ON II street.
Virginia. came near having her miserable
lie brought Ia = violent close. 4 Young
man named Timothy Leon. better known
a. "snorkey.'' an ex.bootblark. WAS drinl-
ing in the place. when a quarrel arose i~-
tween him aud Rose Benjamin. lie SAYS
ltst the al came toward him altering
.o.lL- anl sith a bottle raised 10 strike
hils. lie picked up a large beer glass aIi
struck her ON the heal. INJECTING n fright
ful sa-L about four inches long. she fell
20 the door inssnsible and bled fearfulls.
A Ioctor Who was called ia sswed the
.souni up. Leon was arrested. IL -
probable that the skull " injured
Qr,rIrRLs Ho-ru,L lirroHr. DR..
Kirby. County Physician, yesterday made
his quarterly report To the boani "i
County Commissioners. a. follows: IA
fi.nt. remaining ia the Hospital April lst'
~: admitted during the month, Is; dis
charged, 80 died. 8. Patients remaining
Nav let, 81 admitted during the month.
81 discharged. -; di-l, !. Pailenis re
naming June LIST. ~: admitted during
IN. month, ~: discharged, ~; died, =
Patients remaining Ia VI. Hospital Jn'S
1T. "a.
Expenses or rur ~CrLssH,tIoS.- The
Fourth % july Executive Comtaiiiee held
= meeting ina Virginia last evening. u
va. foand that the sspens"s IL the e.le'
Lrat,on would amount to ab"ut sS.-""'
Enough hal been subscribed Ia cover thi'
bat all hal Md bren collected. twas 70,
solved 81 stir up subscribers today ana
hold anotber Meeting during ths si'r''
neon. when drnnii. hgnts- would " POS
-ibis. he arrived at.
4. u. u. y. ISsr,LL,rI0S.- NJ a seSnlai
meeting % Parker Loige. NJ. u, !. u u
A.. held al iheis hall. Gold Hill. last even,
,ns. u. %. Grand Master j. H.. Marshall
iu-talied the followisg officers Ia ih"''
respective Offices far ih" s,isning term
y. a.. ysms. Lnynsehan: v. IT, Conrad
Hanb: i;snoriisg aud Permanent hssf,-
tary. Jsna.s I.ssgsn; Trasnrrr' D. u
Nlr-kAii.
a..
-. -, MAJ, .,,e,,
III. fo,.nonn mn. stream was ihroul
n,.,. ,he surrounding ,oaf., aud a Nrw,
1,,.,,., xy,,.. mi. item .hile a smsl
[,,,nl.t ,ri.ll,- lawn IA. hack of hi. Dscl
from the ceiling abose.
Llsr evening about G o'clock . d'srepn
tail, ,oung woman named Mable Ora,
~ IN "a N.
sh.,s ~ t'A, ,a" ~ ,sr.s Mi street
virsinia, "a ihe oph,r works and cut be-
ht., ana i.,r ps'hs
." 'he'"S JAZZ sHh 'A'"""'
ANNUAL N~rtrISo.--rte regular annna
meeting Of the fie'on S'1iIs COMPANY
,s ~. .,rcu.n o' on'sr'.' rs. N"s.,
49, n' "n'" y 'ns "pihs' ."n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-07
UTAH..
a rs,yx.a.I.s Convicted At Last.

A Psiyxsmiss Convicted ~ Last.
SALT LAKE. July Z. -Gsorgs Reynolds.
whose cast was a test one as regsrls
polygamy. was convicted In the District
Court and sentenced 10 two ysars' In
prisoumsnt aud $500 nne. The case
was taken to the Territorial Supreme
Court, which has affirmed the decision
Of the District Court. aud now II 10 APP
pealed to the Supreme Court Of the
United States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-07

tain W. y. benton commanding left wing I:
Captain William Kcogh, commanding first
battalion ; Captain q. W. Gates. conf
handing second battalion ; Captain W. T..
bier. commanding third battalion ; Cap
tain +. ii. French. commanding the fourth
battalion ; Captain N. Maryland, command
ing Company A; Captain =. 4. .McDou-
gal, commanding Company ID; 7. W. Gus
ter, commanding Company G; Second
Lieutenant W. y. Edgcrly. commanding
handing Company Z; Capt. q. W. Yates,
commanding Company 7; First Lieuten-
ant ID. Mcintosh. commanding Company
q; First Lieutenant Y. W. Gibson. con-
manding Company II First Lieutenant j.
+. Porter, commanding Company l; First
Lieutenant T.. y. Godfrey. commanding
Company X First Lieutenant J. Calhoun.
commanding Company l.; First Lieuten-
ant Z. Motley. commanding Company NJ;
First Lieutenant d. G. Darudio. attached
TO Company A; Second Lieutenant ID. @.
Wallace. attached TO Company q: Second
Lieutenant II. N. Harrington. attached to
Company G; Second Lieutenant l.. II.
Hare. attached TO Company X; Second
Lieutenant j. q. Siurgis. attached TO Com
pany T.: Second Lieutenant W. V. A.
Reilly. attached to Company f.; Second
Lieutenant q. A. varnum, commanding
Indian scouts.
WASHINGTON. July G.-The news Of the
death Of General Custer and the terrible
disaster. received from the West. created
4 profound sensation here, particularly In
army circles.
miro GaIus n Pslut.
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lAnK URRkt

II 10 worth knowing that FURNITURE
BEDDING. CARPETS. LOuNoEs. SPRING
MATTRESSES. and many other things, eau bs
bonrhi of q. ". GRANT. Gold I'LL iabove the
iouss In the Mats; and bile goods are just hat
tL J are represented 20 b.. IAN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-07
onsr.cLR- 10

OisTACIRS TO MAHhtAs'h.
Happy relief Tor young men RON The enre's
of .rfofs aud sbusrs IN EARLY lie. hsnhood
restored. Impedlments 10 marriage removed.
New method oi irrsim~nt. Neg aud remark
able remedies. Bonks ADD circulars sent Tree.
In rea,ed cnyelops. Address W An
NOTATION, IisN. Ninth stfevi. philadelphia.
Pan Institution having . high reputation
for haaorsbls conduct aud professional shin.
Ian I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-07
ylclxr places in the dental ranks Will

never occur u you are particular with
your teeth. aud cleanse them every day
With that famous tooth.wash. SozoDoSr.
From youth 10 old age. Il will keep the
enamel spotless aud unimpairsd. The
teeth Of persons who nas Sozodont have
a psari.liks whiteness. and The gums u
roseats hue. while the breath Ia pure.
aud rendered sweet and fragrant. IL Is
composed OF rare antiseptie herbs. aud
is spiire)y free from the Objectionable
aud injurious ingredients Of tooth pss!es'
etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-07

RHEunirisn and govt are l~nvarsbly benent.
ell By sulphur bathing. The dlneuiiy VI pro-
curing Trustworthy sulphur bsths without the
danger us eip,sarss ibriient 10 public bathing.
houres hss been fuzzy met BY Olenn's invslu.
able suiShur soap. IL 10 soli svsry whsrs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-07
a NEW METHOD OF vENriLA.
TING MINEa-

The Issrsauesis. % shs Gsibsids
Suesisa Faa BY Ceisnei Jsass u
fair-lts Method OF op<rasien ~
the lover sssuid - t'usry Tun-
neI-Complsts Sueeess. sss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-07

EAsrERN N.
The Great wind ana Raim storm.

Stockwell were killed instantly while lyint
In their beds; Mr.. y. Dyke. whose HON,
was In Minnesota. was visiting Mr.. II. y
Root on Summer street, and WA Instant,
killed and his body was found In the wrecl
OF the dwelling. which was leyeled 10 the
ground. Numerous others were more OF
less injured. but none seriously. Twenty
nine buildings were riddled to pieces. The
old Burlington aud Missouri freight house
fell and smashed to atoms six freight cars.
The storm was Of but an instant's dura.
ton. aud Its work Of destruction was like
q fash Of lightning.
DAVENPORT. Iowa. July "a terrific
storm passed over the north part Of the
State last night ON the line of the Illinois
Central and Davenport and ~. Paul and
Midland roads. The bridges and embank-
ments Of the Illinois Central were washed
out. and no trains are running on either
road to-day. The village Of Ilockdale was
washed out last night and forty.two per-
sons drowned. Rockdale Is six miles west
Of Dubuque. The track between Joliet
and Dubuque il washed out, which II will
take two weeks to repair.
DuBrQrE. Iowa. July GA Herald"
reporter. Just arrived from the scene Of tho
Rockdale river disaster. reports that up To
this time but one more body has been
found-that 81 = girl. Minnie Bauer. o
sister Of Lizzie Bauer. IL o known 10 lie
missing. which will swell the number Of
lost to forty-One. Of which only thirty
three have as yet been found. Funeral
services are being held ON the bank 81 the
stream for such Of the dead a. have sur
yiving friends. IL l. not unlikely that
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A @sUprocArINa COuGm.

In = letter to Mrs. Lisls, Of chicago. = well
known e%onitbaior. to the Western pir-.. shs
ascribe- the cure 0f = dangerous cough. accom-
panied by bleeding nj the lung. Ia llAlr's
Honey OF llorehound and Tar. "My raagh.'
she says. .thrrAirnetl To- snfi0cstr NE
hut the Honey of l~iorrhpAai aud Tar has
removed every irsre vi IT," The LITTER Was "a
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the dlsposal of q. ". Crltis nton. Z Sixth ave
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-07
WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

.r.crAL TO rn, solp n DAILY NEW
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-07

Tar bisirIr. Attorney was yesterday IN
siructed 10 commence snit immediately
against delinquent taxpayers TOR ihr lis.sl
war is1J.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-07

Oar S%HIPNESTs. - During the past
twenty -four hours - carloads % ore have
passed over the Virginia aud Truckee hail
.naI
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-02
Those Caps.

The Rockford, following the example Of
other roads, decided last January on caps
to distinguish conductors and other train
men. These caps were purchased at
wholesale IN st. Louis and supplied to the
men at actual cost, and wo'pay. days passed
before the money was collected tor them
Union.
Was the price increased because two
pay days passed before the money was
collected?' If so, it was pretty rough on
the conductors to nearly double the price
for that reason.
The skinner organ says they were
supplied to the men at actual cost. II
this be true it shows the imperative
necessity of new purchasing agent for
the reason that the very same caps which
the Rockford boys had to pay $3.50 for
are supplied to other roads for SO, and
the caps which were charged to the Rock
ford boys at $3.50 are supplied to men OF
other roads at $3.50. This shows that
the purchasing agent for the Rockford
don't know how to buy goods, or that he i:
two much of a skinner for any road t.
endurn a great wilhelm either case he i:
unfit for the place.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-02
New Road.

Thomas E. Gray, Harrison Borgess., Al
vim Hull, Charles L. Case, Chris. Haber-
lob and Henry Hayden we're, on Saturday
last, empaneled as a jury, before Magis-
trate Chopper, for the purpose of assessing
damages for proposed new road from the
south end of the Eagle street road, lat
Aiken street, and running almost south to
the cemetery road on the south side of
Chippianock cemetery, distance of three
quarters of mile.
The road runs through the land of S. X
w. Field and j. r. G. Field, Roswell
Richmond. heirs of the Hunt estate, Philip
Keene, William H. Sanderson, and the
heirs of 7. B. Gorton. The jury proceed
ed to the place and assessed the dam ages
at $50 per acre, and also allowed $2O7.75
for fencing the road. Nearly all the par
ties through whose land the new road will
go gave the right of way. Work will be
commenced Immediately. This road will
be of great benefit to the people who own
property adjoining it and it will also be q
very pleasant drive.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-02
River n G ws.

The Diamond 10 went up this forenoon,
after taking on considerable freight from
the glass factory. She will be down to-
morrow for Burlington.
The Belle Of La Crosse is expected up
and the Red Wing down tonight or in the
morning.
The Florence went down this morning
with three loaded ice barges.
The Saltwater, after painting her
chimneys and making other improvements
left our levee this afternoon with tow OF
four large empty ice barges for above.
Three cars of freight from the Peoria road
and three cars from the Rock Island road
IS waiting shipment on the Belle of La
Crosse for above.
The river is III above low water
mark-on a stand since yesterday morning,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-02

an assessment upon parents of children.
In answer to this desire to state that
member of the Turnverein pays monthly
membership amounting to $6 per year
and no more; there is no assessment about
it. He may become member OF either
branch of the society, singing, gymDastlc.,
dramatic, or library, and have free use OF
the books. He can send his children to
the German school. for which they pay
nothing outside of their dues. Non-mem.
bers desiring to send children to the school
have to pay per quarter as follows one
child, 81, SO; two $3.50; three, Sc, If any
parent wants his child to take extra studies
10 French, Latin, or other branches other
than the regular course he has to pay for
it. Now il. our American born citizens
want their children to learn German let
them pay for it also, as we are doing,
when we pay our share of taxes for having
our children instructed in the English
branches. What is right in one instance
is equally SO 10 the other.
Yours respectfully.
C. r. GRANT,.
Moline May l. 1876.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-02
NOTES HERE AND THERE

Pleasant day.
Fourth of July meeting in the court
house this evening.
Large and very successful surprise
party at Capt. t. J. Robinson's, last
evening.
And now it is Isaac Epstein, who
brags about bouncing female baby this
morning.
Kruger Il Freytag, the Palace Row
furniture dealers, nave made an assignment
to Judge Lynde. 1t is said, however, that
their assets will largely exceed their
liabilities.
Quite number of errors appeared in
the council proceedings in the Union, which
have been corrected by the city clerk, in
HE ARGUS; also several additions to the
proceedings. which were omitted in the
publication in the Union. The proceedings
will be found correct in HE ARGUS.
of all the queer antics, in the use of
swords,-that image of a man, on pole, at
Klnney's nursery on Washington street,
near Fields store, beats ALL He seems to
| be possessed with an anxious desire to
slash somebody's head off, and he makes
more motions of that sort towards the
Union Office than in any other direction
If we were to go into the details of the
railroad management of Skinner, Oster
berg & Co. these adventurers would be
hooted out of town. There's scarcely a
brakeman on the road who is not more
capable of managing the road than they.
We may be tempted by and by, to give
some details in the lives and management
| of Skinem Scalpem IL Co
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-02
Real Estate Transfers.

Thos j. Baker to j. s. Cool, part of the S
J Of the n Il / of sec 81, township 20,
range 2 E-Cordova dated April "a,
1876, for $1,000.
James A. Duffield to VIM. C.Sweetpay-
er, acre in the s E / of sec IL township
l6. range 5 W-Drury-dated Feb. S,lS76
for $40
s. D. Elliott to J. B. Elliott, the E of
the n E I of sec SO, township l6, range
W-Buffalo Prairie-dated March 2, 1876,
for $1,000.
John Stewart to j. r. McAlister, the
und J of the Z 40 feet of the s 80 feet Of
lot l, block /, old town of Rock Island,
dated July l, 1875, for 1883.
Lydia K. Bonham to Anna d. Bonlam
sec 80, township Is, range l W-Hesley'
sub div to Moline-dated April 30, 1876,
for $500.
Mary A. Stephens to John A. johnson
lot j, block s. in Pitts, Gilbert & Pitts
I'd add to Moline, dated April 6. 1876, fol
$500.
John Heath to Benjamin Roth, the w
of the s + of sec IS, township II, range
3 W-Andalusia-dated March /, 1876
for $4,000.
A. j. Cushman to Sarah Nelson, the w
] of the N J of the n w ! of sec s, town
ship II, range l E-Hampton-datet
April Is, 1876, for $500.
Geo. Vincent to Susan Griffin, the unc
l of the Z ! of the s w / of sec 80, town
ship Is, range E-Hampton-dated Dec
%, 1875. for $42.
Alex. Jamerson, ct. al. to Susan Griffin
same description and date as above, fo
$40.
Joseph Dale to Dora Poempner, out 10
81, in VIM. j. Sheppard's sub div of Sc,
"a, township 10, range E--Port Byron
dated April 8, 1876, for $500.
Samuel Ii. Gordon to Cyrus d. Gordon
the N w of the S Z of sec 10, town
ship l6, range l W-Rural-dated Apr
%, 1876. for $500.
Irene A. Thompson to David s. Hobart
the und ] of lot |, block 6, in Port Byron
dated April Is, 1876, for $3.50.