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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-15
Howard Has At Length Been Heard
Prom.

He is In 1.-THE field" but in what
particular part Of the field is not ex-
actly clear. lie has not yet overtaken
Chief Joseph, having paused by the
way to issue general order detailing
a court to inquire into charges Of in
efficiency that have been made against
a captain of his command. And now
it would be a good thing II somebody
in authority would detail q court TO try
Howard for ineiliciency, and put an
officer in command ef his troops who
will forego the issue Of general orders
until he catches aud whips the In
dlans,
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weather PROBABILITIES.

For the gulf statss-inereasinR
southerly winds, lower pressure sta
tionsry temperature, partly cloudy
weather and possibly local rains iol-
lowed In the west gulf states BY orisk
nOrtherly winds, and clear and clear
Ing weather.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-15
Ten Thousand Dollars from sixteen
Acres Of Tobacco.

Within ten years tobacco culture has
become a most important industry in
Pennsylvania. Tobacco IL grown Ia
Lancaster, York, Dauphin and Chester
counties, but the main business il in
Lancaster county. The crop in that
county this year, now nearly all gath
cred, Is by far the largest ever secured,
and In quality the best. One grower
expects 10 realize from sixteen acres
$4,000,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-15
BANKERS CONVENTION.
The Federal Government Asked 90 Ex
ercise Surveillance over saving In
situations, Fire, Marine and Lift
Insurance Companies.


New York, September l4.-The
bankers convention resumed session
this morning, poorly attended. Many
having left for home last night the
convention will come to close this
afternoon. A resolution pledging the
banking interests to aid the govern
ment in its efforts to restore specie
basis was referred to the executive
council, ~ was also another giving 1t
as the opinion OF the convention that
it was advisable for the federal gov
eminent to exercise surveillance over
saving institutions, banks, loan and
trust companies, fire, marine and life
insurance companies.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-15
The sort Of Railroad Men wanted lust
Now I'm Dallas.

The quickest piece Of railway con-
structlon on record Is that of the Phils-
delphia and Atlantic City road. The
distance IL fifty.fve miles; the gauge
three and half feet; among the excs-
yations there Is one OF 10000 cubic
wards among entertainments one Of
/ 500 feet long, using 5000 cubic yards
OF earth, which was built In week;
OF bridges and culverts there are more
than one hundred. The whole road
was constructed In sixty.seven days,
and In time for large summer excur-
sion travel. The work Is highly spok-
en- OF A. q creditable piece OF engineer.
ing, and 10 had the unusual merit u
coming within the estimated cost,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-15
Carpets.

Customers will please take notice that our
CARPET STOCK IL now removed back into
our Main Building, and that we have now
in transit AN ENTIRE NEW LINE OF
CARPETS, which will be marked extremely
cheap.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-15
TURCO-RuSSIAN WAR.

the faiI ~ ricVna stiII IL Thing az thc
Future Tho Russians, However, are
GrndnHlIS mnktnE Approaches that
must carry the Works UuIess the
Siege ~ Raised bS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-15
DALLAS AND WICHITA.

The Legal Status oS the claim ot mr..
calder Against the Property Of tho
Company, ANA That Of Pointer a
Obenchain Against tho Contractor
Individually.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-23
National Guard Hail.

Managers Robinson 4 Osborn deserve
the gratitude Of our pSople for bringing
to the Comstock Al opera company OF such
r~al talent as the RichingS-B Bernard Com
binstion. National Guari Hall was filled
to OVERLOOKING again last evening. The
performance was much better than upon
the opening. The artists seemed more At
Ease. and everything progressed smoothly.
Mrs. Eiehin-g- bernard was wonderfully
gool. and cclipsod her former achieve
ments more than can be described. Her
rendition oi II Drcampt I Dwelt In Mar
bic Halls" wss charming and was loudly
encored. kinross gained for himself .
great many admirers for the feeling man
ner in which he gave The Heart Bowed
Down" Gates was quite as successful as
upon Tuesday evening. His finest effort
was la " When the Fair Land 81 Poland"
The chorus was full and spirited. This
evening tho fayorito opera Of Mariana
will H. presented.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-23

ljoARD or EouALIzATioS.- Il. orlsr Ia
keep pace with tho times our worthy
Town Trustees have stool In molly, and
at their last meeting they raised tho value
Of property IN Gold Iiill In the most
liberal manner. The list can DO scen In
our advertising columns to-day. Those
who feel agyrieved in the matter. or think
their property undervaluei. arc requested
10 confer with the Board next Saturday.
BoSANyA DrLLIoS.-The third shipment
Of bullion from the BONANZA mines on Au-
gust account was mado last Tuesday. and
Tho totals for the month arc nov as follows:
Consolidated virginia-August IS, $685.
394 "a Aug. 10. si76.3ss /; Aug. 81. $685.
s07 81 +; Total. siC0.5C9 %. California
Aug. ~. S?67 .2G7 10; Aug. 10. $l35. 757 ;
Aug. 81, si59.s25 50 Total. s5G2. $50 20.
CABx BuRsED.-A lire alarm was
sounded In Virginia City this morning at
$50 o'clock. II was soon discovered that
. small cabin. belonging 10 . man named
Kelly. near the Junction Of and o streets,
on the Divide. was on IRE. Water was
quickly got On the cabin, hut not before
everything was destroyed. Loss, about
$3.50.
orrIcrIs.-Th names OF tho officers Of
the Virginia and Gold Hill Water Com.
psny are rs follows: ]. G. Flood. Pref,
dent ". s. 0'IIrisn. Vice President; W.
y. Hobart, John ELse. ueorge X. Wells,
]. q. fair and J. W. Msrksy. Trustees /;
J. u. ovcrton. Superintendent, and W..
". stetson. Secretary.
THr Chopia Aining Company has bOen
granted . patent from the United States
for the claim located by IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-23
a s,.psrscr'. Dodge.

Tommy Morgan. who has jus, returned
from the Black Hills, tells this ON Harry
Norton, who is now prospecting around in
the country lear Deadwood City. Shortly
after arriving there Harry became con.
neeted in some way with one Of the papers
As 4 reporter. One day a man came into
town to bring the news Of an Indian out
rage. Harry was the first TO 20 for the
rfan. and before he hal time TO tell more
than half Of his story, had him up against
the bar taking = drink. A cigar was next
In order and Norton proposed that they
take q walk together. Tho crowd becom-
ing more impatient every minute again
gathered around 20 hear the news. but the
reporter adroitly piloted his man through
the door and across the street into the lit
tie shanty that served Is . printing Office.
sanetum and bedroom. Another glass of
gin was brought in by the devil. and the
visitor became quite communicative. As
he talked. Harry wrote, and when at last
he started TO leave. he was greeted at the
door by q boy who Wa shooting FIRES
yer latest extra Indian outrage near
whiicwooil Full particulars Of the af.
fair 2" lie bought . copy Jus, to see how
his story looked in print. Harry was
jubilant over the success Of his trick.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-23

gsrvExISa scuooL TE,cHEEs.-lestcr-
day there was quito an Influx Of school,
msrm.. Miss Laura Holman got In from
California. where she has been spending
her VACATION. Miss Lena Smith, Miss
Libbie salkeld. Miss Mary Mcdonnell and
party arrived from Lake Taho where
they hal been rusticaiing for three weeks
past. Professors Van Wagenen and Davis
are the only Gold lIill teacher. that are
now absent. They will he In September
81. 80 a. 10 commence school on the nj.
Professor Ewing 81 Virginia returned
from his hunting trip last evening.
Coon suoorISo.-Two members Of the
Emmett Guard hal a match yesterday for
$40 a side. 200 yards. Following il the
score Bill Noonsn. I, I. .. ). I, 1. 4, :.
l. .I,4.t I. I. 3, }. s.. 5, I. Isl. Frank
Monahan. III, 1, 5, I, >, ., ., ., ., ., 4,
A. Z. A, ), 4, ), >. 4-sj. Both men are
known 20 be excellent marksmcn. This
score /. exceptionally good. Woman still
wears the company medal.
MoEr OF Ir.-The Ea;srpr..s Of this
morning says: A man at Silver City has
found a gold mine that has 80 much free
gold in the groupings that he can't get II
ont himself. lie wouldn't have said any
thing abou, hi- lind hal he not desired the
assistance Of capital in taking out asd
saeklns ny the gold.
Arm NokK Goous.-Galland, u IA
nous Gold Hill dry goods dealer, las
gone to San Francisco for moro goods.
lie will be back In less than \ week. and
promises to show the ladies' something
worth having. lie invites them all to
wait and see.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-23
p-,..,.s-- I.as, E,~n,.x.

is JuL.-Charles Cullen. who has been
enjoying himself by whipping his WIFE
was Yesterday sent n jail for thirty days
by Judge Moses % Virginia City. IL does
seem as IL the courts are determined II
cuta out whatever % manly independence
.tll remains in the breast 81 the Comstock
husband.
Goop wonk.-within the last two days
II bar, u bullion, weighing i,6ac pounds
have been shipped s- freight by the Jus.
tiee u the Mint at Carson, where the gobi
IL separated and coined and ths silver
made into line bars.
Tar sulro public school will lie re-
opeu.d September lsi. with Miss Emma
Su,ro a. teacher. Miss Satire 10 . gradu-
ate II vassar College, Pcughk~p-ie. New
York.
Assrs-Nr>r.-An assessment of % cents
rsr share i levied by the Mexican Gold
and silver Mining Company. delinquent
on the 2sth ~ September next.
FrLn o'SuL. the blind bassar. Is
practisins his profession In Eastern
Nevada. lie l. said 10 he something OF a
Spectator.
j. J. N,oir. Foreman Of the Beleher
mine. MA. married 10 Miss Mary A. Ma
honey. in Sacramento. day before yester'
dsy.
rnE wind Was 81 cool this morning that
"A male a man inyoluntarily button NJ his
coat. Frosty weather will soon he here.
49,.
II. v. 5. McCuLLovou, Superintendent
az The Knickerbocker mine. returned yes
ierday morning from San Francisco.
Nh. roRrrlrGu pays the Virginia ana
Trucksc Railroad Company 81 $50 for haul
ing his ears over the rad.
Tur water in the Hale anil Noreross was
Yesterday afternoon down forty-six feet
below the ieOo-foot level.
An assessment u thirty cents per share
has been levied by the Mexican Mining
Company.
Tur Society Of rsc,he Coat Pioneers
will hold a meeting in Virginia City this
evening.
Ir ia thought ~forepangh. the great cir
en-. man. will buy all the camels In Ne
ssla.
BulLIox. valued ai sS45.e;i 80. was sent
from Virginia last Tuesday evening
CAPTAIN JACK CnAwroap Is working up
ais bepe1t in good style.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-23

70 navigation in the river and In low water
were always impossible. and tho cost Of
transportation OF goods and passengers
around than by rail had fallen on individ'
uAls and will now be saved. The sum thus
saved will amount q about $1,000 0 an
nually. The canal Is seven and threc-
fifth miles long and 800 feet wide. extcnd-
Ing along the Iowa shore from keokuk TO
Nashville. The minimum depth Is i've
feet, the fall Is ish feet. and the earth en-
bankmeut GO 10 90 feet Vide at the top.
There are three locks. $50 feet long and 81
feet wide, Of ~cnt-stono masonry. The
lower lock il at Keokuk. Tho gates can
be opened or closed in q minute or less,
and the lock fills In about three minutes,
30 that . steamer may pass through In
eight or twelve minutes. The work was
begun In 1867. and has cost tho Govern
mcnt S4.i55 200. There Ia q balance OF
Sl0O.0OO on hand. and IL il estimated that
100000 more will be necessary TO finish
the improvements.
Distinguished Ansertrsus Abroad.
NEW YoRK. Aug. 23.-Thc Hsraid's Lon
don special says Governor Tilden and John
Bigelow, Secretary Of State for New York.
arrived yesterday from Scotland. both In
excellent health. Tilden proposes to visit
Canterbury. Kent. where some collateral
branches Of the Tildon family reside. He
will remain In tho neighborhood Of Lon
don for two weeks. and will afterward
visit Paris. returning 10 America about
the middle Of October.
The corporation Of tho city Of Cork has
voted the freedom Of the city TO Justice
Shea. Of the New York Marine Court. A
deputation OF the City Councillors will
wait upon him on Saturday next and for
mally tender him the honor which will be
conferred upon him.
Notes from New York.
NEw YoHK. August 23.--John Morrissey
has given the negro boy Minnie. just sent
to West Point from the First ward. $50
Is an outfit.
The World says that IL Is not probable
that the rates by the Western Union will
lie advanced before the lot Of September.
Some Of the smaller stockholders Of the
Atlantic and Pacific believe that they have
been sold out by Russell Sage, R.ene, and
associates. but no serious legal proceed.
ings are probable.
The nibHn, says that the report 10 that
Jamss Gordon Bennett Ia engaged to marry
o young French Lady. q member Of al ar.
isiocratic old family.
Tho critics generally condemn Joaquin
Miller's play. "The Dances" produced
here last night for the first time.
senator Mortau.
RICHMOND, Ind, August Ex-senator
Morton passed an uneasy night, AMI sui.
fercd constantly from a pain in his right
side. caused by imprudonce in eating, and
Of 4 o'clock to-day His condition was con-
sidered critical. Two hours later he raj.
lied. and up to this hour-l0 =. Ms
resting comfortably. Doctors Woolburn
aud Thompson had 4 consultation at 10
o'clock tonight and decided there was no
imminent danger. aud there was good
reason for hopes.
ISDIASAroNIs, Ind. August 23.-Dis-
patches from Richmond nj D o'clock re-
port that Senator Morton continues to Inn
prove.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-23
BnONCiIITIs.

| fram John fisgg. Esq.. Of ~Bsnningion. n. H.
"Thrss yoars since was very much rs1uesd
with-s irsadfui cough. which rssultsd In Brou.
chitis. affecting me 90. severely - TO render II
dinicuit 10 speak In al audible voice. To this
was adisi severe night rwsats. and l was fear
full Of going Into q decline. Aftsr recouns 10
varlous remedies 10 no purpose. l made use Of
DR.. wistar's Ba;ssm OF Wild Cherry. . fes bot
Ties Of which fllly restored me 10 health.
since that lime have hsd several severn q.
TACK Of cough, but the Bslsam be-. slwsys re-
moved them. alwAys keep 70 by lne, and
Mold b. all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-23
street Qaesatioas.

lrT ux a. AID y. uLruEAru LiSal
SAX FEAScisco, Aug. 2S-2;i5 p. ~.
Eureka Con-, 40.
con. Virginia. ~. 29A.
Exchequer. ca, Gs.
Oyerman. 10.
Grand Pri1e, u.
Savage, Ca.
California, 26a.
Mexican. o. ~.
Con. Virginia, 2yh.
Argonta. ! 20.
Oycrman, 23'..
Orhir. I5t.,S
Justice. . bid.
Dcfrccs. I 10.
Hussey. i5c bid.
Ophir, ia.
Raymond 4 Ely. lea. u.
Sierra Nevada. . 40.
Caledonia. J IS.
Savage, ca.
Mexican. -.
Con. Virginia. -.
Eureka Con-, IL, i5'. so.
Northern iielle. IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-23
ssoonD DISPATCH.
suicide OF = Proninsnt aermas-
The American Free seheei Party
Orgnnination.

s,S FRaScIsco, August 23-3:30 p. NJ
Frederick William Schultz, residing at
1915 Powell street, committed suicide last
night by shooting himself In his bed room.
Deceased was q native Of Germany. 50
years Of age. lie had been Q resident Of
this city for 90 years. lilo was President
Of the Schuetzen vsrein. and . member Of
Herman Lodge F. A. NJ. Ills friends
represent that for several days he has moi,
been In his right mind.
The proposed Crescent o~smbination Of
the Free School League Citizens Union,
and other kindred organizations, has been
effected. and delegates have mot and or.
ganizcl In convention. The name adopted
by this organization Is the American Free
School Party Organization. II claims .
strength Of over 5000 votes In the city.
The bills Of the National Guard against
the Safety CaIamittce. for services during
tho recruit disturbances. aggregate $6.2en,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-23
ruE AMERICAN PEOPLE.

Nc people In the world suffer ~ much with
Dyspepsia ~ Americans. Aithorgh years of
experience In medicine had failed to accom-.
plisl . certain and sure remedy f.r this diseaie
and iis eaec.t. suca ~ sour stomach. heartburn.
watsr brash. sick headache. c~o-tivrness. palpi.
tation VI the heart. liv-r complaint. coming up
Of food. low rpirits. general debility. etc., yet
since the inifoidetinn Of Greens August Flower
We believe there IL no cs.e Of Dyspepsia that
c meot be Immediately relieved. 5000 dozen
sSla ls' {sss. wl.hoa. on. case Of i.ilur. e.
hottie for 10 cents and try u. Two doees will
relieve you. Regular Sire rs cent?. de?i Gun
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-23

CAPTAIN T. q. TAYLOR, Superintendent
ri the Yellow Jacket mine, has returned
from San Francisco.
A CmsAwoNAs waa recently Kidnapped
from Virginia City and taken to Carson.
The case Is being investigated BY the
courts.
The washoc zephyr..is about to-day I'LL.
ingsthc Dyes with sand and dust.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-23
AZ ths Fire.

Al sn named Dillon Was bally burped
in the ire which destroyed tina, cabin this
morning in Virginia City. II is supposed
b. was under the influence o. liquor.
though nothing definite on this point u
known. Chief Brown took the man home
In his blackboard. His hands anil face
were badly burned. lie Is resting easily
to-day though his injuries are severe. But
for the timely assistance % Chief Brown
the man would have psrishcd Ia the
llama.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-23
The Treat Circus.

The Nrws has hal occasion to give q
passing notice 10 ~forpaugh's great circus
and msnagerie. II arrived this morning.
and 3. pronounced by all 10 be the most
extensive aggregation Of wonderful wild
beasts sen since the days Of Noah, the
veteran Snowman. The ark did not con-
tain any animal which IL not duplicated
by forepingh. The tents arc stretched at
the old place In the lower part of Virginia
City. anj were crowded BY eager Specta-
tors this afternoon. The performance given
was nrst-elsss In every respect. and gave
~unbounded satisfaction. Tonight there
will 10 a splendid entertainment. cmbrae-
ing the usual acts Of 4 circus programme.
Splendid horses and elegant riders please
the little once. Do O let them miss this
chance for Nm evenings enjoyment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-23
That Case.

The Nsws last evening insje mention Of
the fact that J. 4. warieli hal been ar
rested for assaulting J.. q. wittcn. After
tho case hal been dismissed by Judge
Cook. Witten suddenly became very clam
orous for the prosecution to proceed. lie
claimed Ia have hscn misled in regard
to the timo fixed upon for the trial.
anil finally asked Judge Cook II be would
issue another warrant for Warlelrs arrest
IL lie twi,tenl desired Ii. Tho Judge
sail he would. witten then left anil has
not been seen since. The officers natur-
ally think he purposely mistook the time
% the trial. and are Of the opinion that
he dill not wish TO prosecute the case.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-23
4 New Tow %.

The town Of Doiie, about which 80 much
has been said Of late. l.. situated twelve
miles southwest from Aurora. II contains
from 100 10 $50 buildings. There are two
stores At which are kept large stocks Of all
kinds of supplies for miner. and all other
goods such as are kept In the stores Of
mt towns. There IA q p~ostoficc In
the town and Wells, Fargo 4 60. have
established anil express Office there. Many
promising mines arc being opened In the
neighborhood Of the village and every one
IL confident that Bolie will eventuall!
prove = good aud permanent camp.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-23
A Miners ZACH.

In answer To a correspondent who de-
sircs 10 know what is meant by q miners
inch 81 water, We reply: 4 miners inch
is an opening one inch square through =
,uo-inch plank. with a head Of water six
inehe. aboye the opening. One inch viii
pass % pounds oi water In one minute (;
two inche. will pass 1867. pounds in one
minute. ani when the opening measures
100 inches. each inch will pass Ill pounds
per minute.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-23
VACANT PLACES

In the dental rashs will never % ur II 20, are
particular with your teeth. aud cleanss them
every day with that famous too,h.wssh. zOzo
DON'T. From youth to old age II W j keep
the enamel rp'ties- aud u%nlmpair~d. The
teeth OF per-ohs Who use D iLOSr have q
pearl like wilderness. sad the guns q fos ate
hus. while the breath IL pur, ned. and rendered
sweet snd fragrant. 10 II compos-d OF rare
antissptic herbs aud 10 entirely free from the
Objectionable anu injurious ipgredlenis Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-23
IspgciAL ATTIvrIoN mERR.

Notice the "stAr Rsmedies." Dr. Van
Dykes "An,Lbilicus Cure"is preferred TO all
Other d,sptpt'c medicines. First, Il dses not
grippe. recons, Il does not nauscats. Third.
Il 10 pleasant 90 taste and 81 oil.
"Trout OIL Uintms. " 10 prepared from LAks
Tahoe Trout, and .. the beet I.iniInent N the
world for hh.unailsm, Ncur..gia and sprsins.
TO 10 your druggist. get = sample bottle OF
.,ch. nee VI ,harg-. Trout oil. 20 cents p.r
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-23
run pAi.,rn EATING STAND.

For . ra,t of beef unereclied In Storey
county. 20 10 Thomas ftfron'- Eating Stand.
IN tLr Palace Sal on. no. Z North q street.
Virginia city. l'rcsh oysters al all borr, In
every style. fofty Liners always ON hand at
night. For tasy. home style Of cooking. and
the best anal free. sst of all that TIC markets
snori. the Palace Eating stand has no superior.
TrJ H.. apis m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-23
srOcR REPORT.
san Francisco Beard.

nan Francisco beard.
LAST EVENING.
40 Meadow Valley. 10, Soc
alS Raymond h Ely. Is i5S. iss
VS. Enfshs cou.. IS. a., Ts. "s' az. AZ,
iGs
40 Jackson. CO. n.
l;O I'hsnit. &c. ccc
80 Pelmont, 500
10 I've Patch. = IS. ] oS
iID ri Dorado south. ~. ~
r1EK consolidated. 81, 8.
30 n Doiaio North, SIC
$50 LsoPsrd. I ~
80 Alps. I 81
$50 Gals. sc Toe. &c
so psnther. I -. ~
:. NOfthern Bale, L.
81 lius-sy. tsc
iIO Manhattan i0s. l0x
itD De Frees II. I ~. 1 ~
40 Grand Hrize. it'. .itS bio. Ia
80 Arzents. I 70
i3O MOODS. t5e
80 Ses Coo, :c
sS Minnie Belle. I Is. IL. I ~
100 Golden Chs'iot. Sc
$50 tmpire udshal3 a.
40 Leeds. I ~. I
Isl Con. Virgins. -
a1S Overman. "a. - 81
10 Caledonia. ~
ls0 silver mn, ~
10 yellow Jsei,,' -.
20 California;. n, ~, \! bio. u 81
~ bullion. "a. Cs
"a Ftehsauer'sl. a..
IO Cmsn Point s5
as Uphir. is'.. ias. i5s
n D,.tS U.lsh.r. isS. Il.
aiu sults- 4 as
~, Ja.tles. 81. y bio gLS
.s Could 4 Garry. Sc. "a hiJ
.ss Mer'ean, .
10 savage. 81, g..
~ unloa Con.lS
9ss Oph.r. io.. iss
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