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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-03-29

NATURAL flowers seem to be gaining the
ascendency over ornaments of all kinds /;
violets in particular seem to be the rage,
probably because their delicate sweetness
and subdued color render them emblemai-
cal of the penitential season. A new bou-
Quet is called sc bouquet parlant, "
made Of flowers so selected and arranged
as to express any sentiment and emotion.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-03-29

AsTHMA.-It is useless to describe the fortunes
of spasmodic asthma. Those who have suffered
from its distressing paroxysms know what it Is.
JONAS WHITCoMB's REMEDY never failed to afford
immediate relief.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-03-29

DURANa's RHEUMATIC REMEDY never fails to
cure rheumatism. Sold by all druggists.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-03-29

"YEs," said Mrs Black, as she sat Cos
siping with her sister, you have no idea
how much my Jack thinks of you. Only
this morning, as / went to wake him, |
heard him calling out in his sleep: Oh,
0 me, ante, viii your"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-03-29

A POSITIVE CURE for Observation-Disclosures
Rheumatic Remedy. Send for circular to Hell
phenstine & Bentley Washington, D. G.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-03-29

RHEUMATISM cured at once by DR.. Durang's
Rheumatic Remedy. Send for circular to Hell
phenstine & Bentley, Washington, ID. G..
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-03-29

Patents Obtain ed at Half Of Usual Fees,
by Col. l.. BINGHAM & Co., Attorneys and Patent
Low Advocates, Washington, D. C. -.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-03-29

READ advertisement of Florida Homes. Send
for maps and views of that lovely State.
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A CHICAGO paper says that the frontier
is the public ear, but you can't make any
body believe that ere.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-03-29
Vegetine is Sold by All Druggists.

nSS IsAiA; 4 Week 10 Agents $40 QUIT Free
sDttO = y z. o VICKERY. Augusta, Maine.
99n Gar . Best timing for AGENTS. j. LATH.
~ zg ECf "a AM Co., 419 Wash. St.. Boston, Mass
The Morning herald., 1877-04-02

eyes"
For moment lie stood overwhelmed.
lie looked at John. John nodded his head
slowly,
"You've got to do it, dad," said he.
Potts turned savagely at the stranger.
lie shook his clenched fist at him.
"D-n you !" he cried. Are you salts.
tea yet? l know you. I'll pay you up.
What complaint have you against me, I'd
like to know? never harmed you."
You don't know me, or you wouldn't
say that"
81 do. You're Smithers & Co."
True; and l am several other people.
I've had the pleasure of an extended in
tercourse with you. For Pm not only
Smither4 & Co.. but Pm also Beamish &
Hendricks, American merchants. Pm also
Biselow, HiggiDson & Co., solicitors 10
Smithers & Go. Besides, Pm your London
broker, who attended to your speculations
in stocks. Perhaps you think you don't
know me after all.'
AS he said this Potts and John exchange
ed glances of wonder
"Tricked !" cried Potts-"deceiyed
humbugged and ruined! Who are you?
What have you against me? Who are
you? Who?'
And he gazed with intense curiosity upon
the calm face of the stranger, who, in his
turn, looked upon him with the air of one
who was surveying from superior height
some feeble creature far beneath him.
"Who am l?"s he repeated. "Who?
l am the one to whom all this belongs. l
am one whom you have injured so deeply,
that what / have done to you is nothing in
comparison"
"Who are you? cried Potts with fever
ish impatience. Its lie. I never injured
you. neversaw you before till you came
yourself to trouble me. Those whom l
have injured are all dead, except that par
son, the son ol-of the officer"
''There are Others"
Potts said nothing, but looked with
some feareful discovery dawning upon
him.
"You know me now " cried the stranger.
"lsae it in your face"
You're not him p exclaimed Potts, in
rierching voice.
Il am LOUIS BRANpoNv'
IL knew 1t! | knew itW cried John,
in voice which was almost shrek.
"Ciyole played false. I'll make him
pay for this" gasped Potts.
"Cigole did not play false. He killed
me as well as he could-but away, both of
you. l can not breathe while you are here.
| will allow yon an hour to be gone."
Atthe end of the hour Brandon of Bran.
don Hall was at last master in the home Of
his ancestors.
TO BE CONTINUED.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-02
LOTTERIES.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
~ NCl WIN A E0ETTIN r.

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
n TO WIN A FORTUNE.
AT New Orleans, Tuesday, May lst.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPA-
NY.
This Institution was regularly incorpo-
rated by the Legislature of the St.a,e for
Educational and Charitable purposes in
1868, with capital stock of Sl,0 900, 600, to
which IL has added a reserve fund Of $780,.
100. It's Grand Single Number Drawings
will take place monthly. 1t never scales
or postpones. Look at the following scheme:
CAPITAL PRIZE, $50, 900.
LOO, 900 TICK FITS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH
a fNTNR
The Morning herald., 1877-04-02

1853 Prizes amounting TO $llO,4 0
Write for circulars or send orders to
M. a. DAUPlIN.
P.O. Box COZ, New Orleans, La.
Or WILLIAMSON & co Agents,
Sl7 Broadway, N. Y.
EXTRAORDINARY SEMI-ANNUAL
ORA WING. under the personal supervis-
ion ol Gen. y. Il. Bea auregard. OF La., and
Gen. Jubal "A. Early. of Va, Tuesday, June
5tn, Capital Prize SI0O,OoO, Tickets $40
only, mhz7
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-16
FRENCH ROTiSSERIE,,

COMMERCIAL ST, NEAR FIETH,
ELko. NEVADA.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-16
FIRE AT TUSCARORA.
BurnInE OF the Grand Prize IIoI.tInR
Works.

From Mr.. John Mentally, Superin-
tcndent Of tho Company's old mill, who
arrived here from Tuscarora this
morning, we learn that the shaft-house
OF the Grand Prize mine was destroyed
by fire mt i:l5 i. 81. yesterday.
The flames were first seen coming
up from beneath the floor Of the black
smith shop. and hud gained considera-
bic headwny before being discovered,
so that almost simultaneously with the
discovery, the whole building was
cnvcl0pcd in flames aud SO far rs that
structure wns concerned, hey nud COLI
troll.
Assisted by strong. but fortunately
favorable wind, tho flames spread
through the dry lumber building with
the rnpidity OF lightning. scarcely
nifording the employees time to escape
One OF the engineers was so closely
pressed tint he failed to secure q fine
watch md $500 i'll gold notes in
his vest hanging near him, and
workman upon some tiin5ers sixty feet
to lcnwnrti Of the building, hadn't time
10 save the tools with which he was
working, being forced 10 beat hnsty
retreat. All available means TO pro-
tect the surrounding property were
used with IL will and most effectively,
for notwithstanding the proximity Of
the Few mill. shops, compnny's Office,
stacks OF wood md coal, etc., ETC.,
nothing beyond the SHIFT house
and few thinkers upon which
the flames were directly driven, were
destroyed. The steum pump i'll the
SHIFT continued L. work thrOus hout,
which furnishes strong grounds for the
belief that the damage TO tie machinery
GENERALLY, Is comparatively light. The
shaft is uninjured beyond II depth OF
five feet from the surface, mud the gnl.
lows frnInc sllcnvo even. WIS uniujured
by its full; tho reels AMI foundations
appear To he uninjurcd, and it Is thought
Tint the dannge 10 the machinery will
prove to be very slight. Tho succcss-
ful effort to save the large water tank
situate only IL few feet from tho build
ing. enabled the salvation Of the fhaft.
The total loss will not probably ex-
coed $4,000, and Mr. AIcNully is san
gninc TINT the works will ngain he
huiStinS ore within the week.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-16
Iron Tuacaron.

Having returned from visit 10 Tus-
carora, this morning, wo are enabled
to furnish few facts in relation to
the situation since tho burning OF the
Grand Prizo hoisting works. which are
OF general Interest. On coming in
view Of the town on Wednesday morn
ing, 1t was noticed with agtecable sur.
prise that both mills Of the company,
which owing to the cutting OF OF their
water supply by the stoppags of the
pump ut the shaft, were steaming away
rs usual aud we subsequently ascertain
cd TINT the slight damage sustained by
the pipes connecting the pumps and boil
ers had already hOcn repaired. Pro-
cecding at once TO the scene Of the late
burning. we found large corps of men
engaged i'll repairing and readjust-
ing tho machinery, tho debris having
already been removed; portion of the
foundation for the building over tho
SHIFT completed, aud u large section Of
the building itself-that to contnin the
boilers-well advanced toward compile
ton. Heavy timbers for the rcel-frnmes
md kindred purposes, were already
hauled, aud mechanics wcro busily en-
ployed preparing them for their res
pective positions. A blacksmith shop
which had sprung mp as il by magic,
was yielding all tho supplies in its line
required, rs fast NJ needed, and the
work Of Reconstruction" never slipped
Along more smoothly nor expcditiously
under the direction OF any modern
administration. Superintendent Link
ton Informed US that they will be
ready to resume hosting rs usual with
in week, and that plenty of ore to
employ both mills steadily for twenty
days, is already uron the surfuce, SO
that any grounds for the apprehension
OF even temporary suspension of the
bullion yield. is entirely removed.
A very general activity in tho work
Of development Mt all the leading
mines. is particularly noticeable, and
nj each Of the prominent locations. the
erection Of buildings. hosting works,
and other preparations for The continu-
ance of work uniuterrupteliy through
the coming winter, nre being rapidly
pushed forward.
Under the management OF our old
friend c. c. perlina the URuckernn
Is assuming deserved prominence
among tho mines of the district. Hoist
ing works upon the incline shaft,
which has been sunk as far rs pracli-
cnble by hand, are being placed, and
will be covered in suitable building
as soon as possible. A good sized
vein has been followed in the incline,
and samples from the pile already er-
tractcd, show it to be good milling ore.
The town is building up quite MS rnp-
idly AS lumber can be obtained with
! which to construct, aud general acti-
! witty prevails to even grenter extent
than Mt our previous visit; but more
correct idea OF the business enterprise
and financial status OF the camp can be
established upon the simple declaration
that firstcluss hurdy- house is in full
blast, aud that II couple OF town tigers
nre fat and vclvety, thnn could be mr.
rived ut through four columns OF nom
pariel descriptions.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-16
Our iScalm,

We ascer,nin that fnver prevails
among our citizens TO u greater extent
than ut any time previous in the his.
tory Of the town. that va rrcollect Of.
Tn" long drouSth Ia which We have
been Subjected, may have affected the
atmosphere, mnI the sudden change
from hrat 10 cold u:,on lhn going down
Of the Sun, probably contributes also
tn produu tai effects through tho in.
c"u,i"usncss Of PERSONS remaining in
the night mir with no heavier cIcihil.g
than that WORN through tho day. 1t is
noticeable that usually mt this season of
the ycnr cases Of sickness are more fru-
Tncnt than ut other times, particularly
villa! il known rs mountain fever, nHi
i; will b" found only prudent to pay
strict attention III the matter of
clothing, in the evening. in order TINT
the evil fleets Of the sudden change
Of temperature inny be avoided. AL
though MT particularly malignant the
foveIs now prevailing are extremely
facilitating AMI lingering.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-16
Personal.

Governor Bradley has returned in ex-
ccllent health from his receut visit 10
TuscnrOra. and will remain here until
towards the close of the week when he
will return 10 the State Capitol. lie
informs us that Prof. Frank Stewart
started from Tuscarorn for Virginia
City, Sunday. from whence he would
probably mike n trip into South Amer.
lea, ia the interest Of certain mining
men.
John Il. Bradley and Cap. HALEY re-
turned from the ldnho country yester-
day. 4 small band of hundred head
Of cattle for the firm. is now being
driven down to this place.
Senator Mitchell and Judge Upton,
OF the Grover Commission, passed east
by the train last evening.
Fergus O'Leury OF San Francisco.
who returned from Tuscnrora, yester-
day, took the train for home this morn.
ing.
Sam lIe,nizlcman drove out for
Tuscarora with his buggy team to-day.
Green Abel. Of Mound Valley AMI
A. W. Gedney of Ruby, were in town
yesterday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-16

Mcssrs. Hashngo & Co., who recently
purchased tho largo pioneer blacksmith.
ing and wagonmNkiug establishment on
18th street, owned and conducted for
years pAst by +. Phillips, Hro expert.
cnccd mechanics, having followed tho
business regularly for several years In
this State, and ms thoy do their own
work, mono but that OF Ito very best
quality will DO turned out. and that,
too, ut prices lower than ever belt. 2
charged In Elko, or, in fact, In this
part Of tho State. 70 DO thoroughly
convinced That Messts. IfashNgo e. Co.
will do tho best Of work ut the worry
lowest figure, Oll that IL necessary Ia to
give them trial.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-16
From Fridays Daily.l


Governor Brndley, accompanied by
MIR. Shepherd, ST., fnther Of Senator
Shepherd. will start for Cnison City
by the train Tomorrow morning.
Superintendent Mentally and Mr..
Beard OF Tuscnrora, arrived from that
place by private ccnvoyanIe, this
morning. and started on the return trip
this evening .s. ...
Our old townsmnn, Ben. Payne, ar
rived from the wcb.foo. country after M
absence of el%en months. looking fattor
Hnd heavier than ever. lilo brought
down for Mcssrs. Russell & Bradley n
band Of The finest cattle we have seen
In this country for years.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-16
fFrom Mondays Duily.]
a Fire.

For the first time Ia several months,
the town nbuut 10 O'Clock this morniI &.
wns startled 10y tho cry Of fire, md
heavy smoke WIS seen Ia rise from
the vicinity Of Che old school house.
a ruslI TO the scene Of tho bInzc. dis
rovorGd il 10 he issuing from the in
terror uf the new bricl; dwelling owned
nnl occupied by Wnltar Ckasc. A
l'gncocL cStinguishcr, md buckets Of
w":cr, were Quickly brought into re-
cushion. checking the progress Of lhc
flames which were soon brought uEInr
cnutHIJ. hui no! before the interior nG
til" bnlIdinS had been ruined. The
brick walls and tin root remained In
tnct, however, aud the building will
.E""n bC Ggni@ TepInDUWi. Walter in
j@Trva III that he had left tho house
only II !1w minutes bcfDru tho dIscOv-
cry that II WIS on fire, and having just
cooked and notel his breakfast, Sup
posc2 ihG Gro originated from the
stove.
Tho EAbcock machine, brought over
from John AinlGy'G, by Albert Ellis.
%Torkcd admirably; its performance on
tho occasion. doing much to establish
faith iu tho cnioncy Of Mr.. Dabcock's
invocation. Tho many friends Of Wal.
ter immediately proceeded to make
good his loss. aud at last accounts, al.
most enough money had been raised 10
accomplish that object, nu1 only
comparatively few NJ his personal
friends had vet been heard from,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-16

In rcplyto dispatch sent to Clay
Merritt, Mt winnCmucra. from this
plnco Mt 10 O'Clock this morning mott.
flying him Of tho safo arrival Of son
III hcir to tho house Of Merritt, Clny
Gala upon his frionda to celebrate tho
Occnsiou by sounding tho how.gag, tor.
mcntiug the big horse fiddle, indulging
IN copious libntiOns ut his expense,
and jubilating generally to nh cxtont
fully commensurate with the import.
0nce 0f the ovonL. Thoy'r "stnmding
In"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-16
THE GRAND PRIZE FIRE.
The Loss Slight, and Operations to be
Quickly Resumed. -T

1t affords us pleasure TO announce
the opinion expressed in tho INDEPESD-
EST yesterday, respecting the loss sus-
tanned by the burning Of. the Grand
Prize shnft.hOusc OH Sunday evening,
WIS fully confirmed by a letter from
Superintendent Linkton at Tuscarorn
to Superintendent Mentally, received
by the latter gentleman ut this place,
this morning. AS was predicted yes
terday, a thorough examination dis
closes tho welcome fact thut the injury
to the machinery Mt the hOisting works,
was 30 slight NJ to cause only very
brief dclay ut the mine. Pending tho
re-erection Of II substantial Eailows.
frame. n temporary ono will he sup
plemented, and hosting will DO resunl-
ed within three or four days Mt furth.
est. The timbcrs for the permanent
frame leave here for TuscarOra, to day.
Mr.. Mentally nlso returns to Tuscarora
this evening by private conveyance.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-16
4 Card From Waiter Chnsc.

desire to return my most heartfelt
thanks to tho friends who yesterday 30
generously expressed their sympathy In
n substantial manner for tho lOss Bus.
tnincd by tho burning OF my dwelling.
Mny tho han,!s of adversely or Hfllic.
ton never touch or como ncnr any Of
them, but lfthcy should, Tint thcy mny
find such friends as have found, Is the
bcSt wish ! ran express for them.
WALTER CHASE,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-16
II ON Wednesdays Daily. !

The Sentinel Il the 18th, has the
following additional news regarding
tho recent stGbhin1 nffray al TINT place
Jack Snvlrs the miner, who wns stabbed
on Saturday evening last. was resting
easily last evening, and the chances
are in favor of his recovery. The per.
pctrator uf the cuwHrtlly decd Is still at
large, and IL in feared will succeed in
eludins the efforts made for his cup
ture. Spauinrd, Camille Sanchez
by name, was arrested Sunday, chnrg-
cd with stealing II valuable horse, sad
dlo md brldle, the property Of Joseph
Toomcy, aud turning il over to tho
villinn, who uRdY good his escape on
the borrowed property. Saylcs is II
quiet unobtrusivc man, u leading lncm.
Der OF the Miners Union, md il u
fnvorite with all his associates. We
are Informed that the Union aro dis
cnssing the ndvisnbility Of Offering n
rownrd for tho apprehension OF the
would he murderer. We sincerely hope
tho fellow Inay 10 caught and receive
meet punishment for his dustnrtlly
assault.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-16
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

NOTICE TO JACOB HAHN, co-owNER IN
IN the Rose Alnc; You are hereby notified
as owner OF n oue-iourth interest lii tho Rose
Mine. situated In Rock Greek Mining District,
Ello County. -etato OF NeYRds, thai. II mt this
expiration OF ninety days after the publication
OF this notice. you will have failed to conirIuuto
your proportion to the annual expenditure
main on the said nline during aud for the year
1877. - required by the Act OF Congress, APP
proved March 10th. 1872, and amendments
thereto. your interest, as above described, will
become tho property OF your co-oHners, tho
undersigned, who have nude The animal 81.
pendllure. according to law, on said mInlns
property. ..a t7 49,. ,.'FE,i5T ID .
,... THE0. GknRRCHT,
J.J. GARRECHT,
.s.t ID. KOHLER.
Elko. August %. 1877. s2o-ood
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-16
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
IFrom Saturdays Daily.L
Tusrrror,a Mining Notes.

Tile following respecting some Of the
uromiucnt mines of Tuscarora, is
rnito,nizcd from tho Mining ReUietc'
rcport Of the 9TH: The main shaft OF
the Grand Prize is So feet below the
third level. The drift upon this. level
is 40 feet in length; ledge about 4
feet wide of high grade ore. West
drift OH first level Is in $50 feet, show
~ feet of good ore; uprnisc between
first two levels. shows two feet of good
ore. Work OH tho roasters is progress.
lug rapidly, md will he in running
order by the both instant. Both mills
nre running steadily. Tho east drift
az the 250-fOot level is within ton feet
Of The Ar.enta line. aud shows three
feet Of first class ore.
The new Grand Central shaft is down
C0fcct. with hut little water coming in
Tho main shaft OH tho Pnnther il
down about 50 feet, and is being Sc
cnrcly iimbcrcd. Tho LOistiug ma.
chincry will arrive upon the grOnurl
within Il te~ days, nnh will be placed
nt once. Liberal quantities of good
ore is being extracted from different
pnrts OF the mine.
IN the Young America shaft. sta
lion Is just established ut the 2lO.foot
level. aI1 drifting commenced both
north and south. From * to 3 feet
ii ore, ussayiuS $50 to $50 per ton
Il found in tho drifts; no increase Ut
w::icr.
In the De Frees shaft, n station is
being placed ut the 30 foot level, and
shaft timhrrcd upward 10 feet. The
mill will start up oh Monday.
4 depth of ca feet is reached in the
old EHvuj1 incline, aud tho Vein is
yielding considerable first class ore,
The new double SHIFT Is down 10 feet.
"nd is progressing we'll; but little water
coming IN.
Tho drift running cast from the
Hornet lead il in - feet aud steadily
progressing. The heavy volume OF VIII
Ter is handled with difficulty.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-16
From thursdays Duily.l


Mr.. MUEcEY, who came in from
Tuscarorn to-day, informs us that the
machinery OF the Grand Prize hoist
ing works is not injured so but that it
can be used in the new works that arc
10 he erected immediately. Also that
the Superintendent has pnt donkey
engine to hoiatinS ore, AM TINT there
is no doubt about the mill being kept
running constantly until the new
hoistimg works are completed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-16
Died nj Virginia City.

Mr. II. W. Brown received the mel
anchOly news from his wife, Yesterday,
OF the death Of her brother, Preston II.
Sparks, notice of whose critical cunGi-
uon nj Virginia City, called Mrs. Brown
AMI her sister. Miss Sparks, from here
to his bedside several days ago. De.
ce"sed WAS II most promising ycAng
man. and his being thus Suddenly cut
off in the very prime OF life, atds an-
other heavy blow 10 tho already grief.
stricken family, III which unusual la
tality hns entered during the past year;
Preston being the third member taLcn
AWAY wi,hing IL twelve mouth; first the
mother, then ono OF Tho younger sons,
end now the third, by typhoid fever.
The deep ntiictiom TO which tho Emily
has Sd recently been subjected, calls
forth tho warm sympathies OF their
many frieuiS aul nc Iuuiniancos boIh
i'll E!ko aud elsewhere.
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FORENOON BOARD.

So Ophir. ICY, lGsI, 1GX.
go Mexican, l0Lf, ~ sl0.
$50 Gould and Curry, az.
ITO Best and Dclchor, 1877.
GS5. California, 281t, 2SH.
400 Savage, TX, tx, tx.
$40 Con. Virginia, 81 3lX.
90 Chollar, IS.
490 Hule and Norcross, G1I, Gs<.
lUSn Point. Az, 42O.
$40 jacket. 10Y.
GOO Imperial, 9Uc, 05c.
2S5 Alpha. Tx.
10 Confidence, 8.
$40 Belcher, Z.
245 Stern Neyadn. 4soc, 47oc.
40 Utah, 1lh, M.
4i0 Bullion, 8X.
1880 Julia, 2H, 255c.
50 Succor, Sue.
$3.50 Caledonia, 5000, 385c.
3G5 Silver Hill, 310c.
200 Dnrdanelles, *.
$50 South Justice, l.
100 North Con. Virginia. Coo.
so Prospect, g. =,
90 New York, 400 b30.
~ Occidental, 90c.
$50 Trojan, 70c, Csc.
$50 Peytona, 00c, Csc.
800 LeyiHthau, quo.
1875 Andes, zoe, 75c.
700. Alta, 4.
535 Washington, X, 1850.
ll20 Exchequer, 81.
70 OvermRn, 2iZ.
ITO Justice, 13M.