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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-04-17
DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO-Ar 7th. ship Cultivator. Reink-
ing, Gate Todd,) from Callao
Cid 7th. ship M Grace, Wilbur. Callao.
Cid 18th. ship Eliza Mcneil. Jordan, Queenstown.
NEW ORLEANS-Ar 10TH ship Caledonia Potter,
Liverpool; brig Onalaska, Hart, New York.
Ar at the Pass 10th, schs j NJ Fisk, Turner, and
Fred Holden, Lyman, Ruatan.
PENSACOLA-Cld 10th, sch Helen Maria, Look,
Havana; Santa Rosa, Gaul. Providence.
FERNANDlNA-Cld 9th, sch VIM III Mitchell,
PettigrOve, Barbados.
ST MARYS, GA-Cld 18th, sch Hattie L Fuller.
Smith, Baltimore.
SAVANNAH-Sld 18th, barque Nellie May, Blair
st SimOn's Island; sch Lizzie Lane, for Boston,
WILMINGTON, NC-Ar 18th, sch w Lewis,
RICHMOND, yA-sld 10th, sch Albert Daley,
Mason, New York,
BALTIMORE-Ar 18th, sch Minna A Reed Strout
Sagua; M Fisk, Chase, Boston; Vulcan, Coggins.
Eastport.
Ar 14th, sch Henry Witninkton, Chase, Portland.
Cid 18th, sch Emily Curtis, Harding, for Fort de
France.
PHILADELPHIA-Cld 18th, ship Merom, Lowell
San Francisco.
Ar 14th, schs Hall, Keene Windsor, MS; Mar
gle McFadden, Cardenas.
Ar 18th. barque Hawthorn, Mason, Liverpool via
Lewes (where she was ashore.)
Cid 14th. schs Belle Brown, Knowlton, Roekland !;
Armstrong Etheridge, Portland.
At Newcastle 18th, schs Annie Lewis, Clio Chill
colt, and W Morse
Ar at Lewes 18th. brig Dirigo Coffin, Cardenas.
WILMINGTON, DEL-Ar 18th, echs leila, Halo.
well, and Ada ; Allen, Dudley, Windsor, Ms.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.
Monday April 16.



Steamer New Brunswick, hail. Boston for East
port and st john NIB.
Ship VIM McGilvery. (of Searsport) Nickes, Liver
pool March ~ with 800 tons salt to Dana & Co.
Barque Archer. Hatch, Boston, to r Lewis & Co,
to load tor South America.
Barque A Brayton, Gray, Boston, to load for
South America.
Sch Fanny K Shaw. Belano, Yorktown, Va-ship
timber to s Winslow q Co.
Sch Nathan Cleaves, Atwood, Virginia-oysters to
Timmons & Halves.
Sch Allen Green, Nickerson, Philadelphia to
Randall s. McAlster.
Sch Bagad1ce, Clement Philadelphia coal to
Grand Trunk RI.
Sch S M Bird. Merrill, New York-coal to Boston
& Maine RR
Sch Aneroid, Talbot, New York coal to Maine
Central RR.
Sch Mahaska, Williams. Boston.
an eastern port.
Sch Mariel, Anderson, Boston for Calais.
Sch Majestic. Small Boston for Jonesport.
Sch Nellie Chase, Randall Newburyport.
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Dunton, Boothbay.
Sch Hattie Lewis Coleman, Gardiner for Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch Grace Davis Davis, st John, NB-John MAN,
Sch Ella Frances. Bulger, Baltimore-Isaac Berry.
Sch Gen Hall, Simmons, Boston, with brcks-Jas
Lucas.
SAILED-Brig W Cochrane; scbs Grace Davis,
and w Sordan, (the latter returned)
QUICK RUN - Baraue Elmiranda, Lampher has
recently made the passage from New York to Dune
din in SO DAYS.
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Barque Hawthorn. before reported osborne at
Lewes, was floated 18th and towed to Philadelphia.
Brig Dirigo. from Cardenas, arrived at Delaware
Breakwaer 18th with loss of fore topgalantmast and
jibboom.
Sch Margie. McFadden at Philadelphia for Carde
mas reports. during gale 10Th inst, sustained some
damage and lost deckload.
Sch Bengal, Of Rockland, from Richmond, Va. for
New York. dragged ashore on Hampton Bar, Va,
18th inst where she remains, full of water and both
masts out Crew safe.
Gibraltar, Mch 2S- Sch Prescott Hazeltlne has
sustained considerable damage by collision during q
gale in the bay.
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Foreign Exports.
ST JOHN, NIB. Schr Grace Davis-19s4 bbls -four.
Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1000 bush corn meal to q
w True s. Co.
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METEOROLOGICAL
INDICATIONS FOB THE NEXT rwrNry.rouR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF S1GNAIl
OFFICER, Washington. 10. q
FOR New ENGLAND ,

and the Middle States. partly clondv
weather with light local rains sss,nr lug =
southerly winds and stationary or SLOWLY fail
ing barometer. ''"iS Aai'
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March 90, lat 20 10 N, Ion 60 40 W, brig Jennie
Morton, from Baltimore for st Pierre.
March 30, lat "a 03 N, Ion 65 3S W, brig Eta M
Tucker, from New York for St Thomas.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-15
rra. 90 rhsir Professions.

During the past two or three years no
society, Christian or otherwise. In Storey
county. has been more true 10 their prinei'
pies and professions. or shown a greater
zeal in doing good. in relieving tho want.
aud d~estitution Of distressed members OF
the community. than the Daughters OF
Eebekah Lodge. No. 1, |. U. U. T., OF VIZ
rinia CITY. Many Of their charitable acts
are we'll known TO the public; but these
form but a 1.-THE 81 the good deeds, mob
acts, and real genuine heartfelt ndnes
performed in the truo light OF ina
scriptural injunction, which commands,
..that when thou ioest thine aims let not
thy left hand know what thy right hand
dosth,' % which tho public never hear OF
know. For months past distress aud want
hay. been steadily increasing In our midst
and in like manner have the calls upon
thsir bounteous bensyolsnce grown until
they find their means incapable OF supply
ing the pressing relief called Tor ~ their
hands. In orier TO enable them To do TINS
III. Daughters have resolved 10 give =
grand strawberry Festival n dance AZ
Pioneer Hall. ON u street, virginia oiy'
on the eNcuinss VI Nfius. 'ss".e~'.
NAV 18th and 10Th. The Society OF
Pacific Coast Pioneers have kindly donated
the use Of their hall. and volunteer con-
tribu,ions Of everything needed are already
mourning in ON every side, 80 that Its sue
cess. both as q social ~pleasurable enjoy
ment aud A financial lift to the society, Is
sycn now an assured fact. Every person
assisting In this most andshie undertake
Ing will 10 giving help to those who may,
M 4, }. not given soon. he an additional
burden 10 the public relief committee.
Lei no, only every Odd Fellow in the
county ALL in the matter, bu, also let every
kindly disposed. charitable person In the
community lend their aid. 80 that the
Daughters may reap . benefit com
men.uraie with their needs and deserts.
Ii is always more blessed to give than TO
receive.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-15
sl,ppea Through.

Last Sunday night three men broke
into the Nevada House In Lower Gold
Hill and were in the act Of going
through the premises. They had secured
three boxes of cigars and . few other
articles Of little value, when Officer
Dan Shechan came down upon them. Hc
arrested the trio and called up
the landlord. Ono Of the men managed
To get away. but the other two were taken
into camp. Yesterday tho case camo up
before Judge Cook. Mr.. Flanagan, who
represented tho District Attorney. first
made out u complaint for house,
breaking. lie then changed u to
felony. and finally concluded TO
make 1t petty larceny. The friends OF
tho prisoners got around the youthful
representative Of Attorney Drake. and
the case was finally compromised by
the payment Of costs. Level-headed law.
yers think this WAS unauthorized upon
the part Of the Acting District Attor-
ney. 1t Is the generally expressed opinion
that District Attorney Drake should either
attend To his Official duties In person or
employ some compliant person 10 repre-
sent him. Mr.. Drake Is now In Ban Fran
cisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-15

GEr YouR wARRiSp.-An parties hav-
Ing bills against the town are requested to
presen, them at once TO the Town Clerk
At tho Office Of Judge Cook. Main street.
Gold Hill. Laborsrs who worked upon
the sewer or the Divide water works are
ssked TO call for their warrants immediate
Nv. The Town Clerk may b. found at
Judge Cooks Office almost any hour In the
day.
SELDOM srrS.-A man with an um-
br,lla Was yesterday seen on G street. VIZ
cinia. lie was looked upon - almost as
much OF . curiosity n . twsnty-doiiar
niece. II 10 estimated that only ave UNI
brellas have been imported into The STATE
Of Nevada during the past ten year,. Inc
sagobrush Is seldom wet with rain.
Can wmEKIs.-The proprietors oil the
Fulton Foundry. on the Gold Hill slope oil
tho Divide, are not only manufacturers Of
svery description Of mill and mining ma
chinsry. but they are sole manufacturers
Of Tho NcAllistsr patent car wheels.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-15

WHAT JoE BAHSERr Is Dorso.-Alnost
every man. woman aud child In Storey
county knows joe Darnert, the popular
proprietor Of the Pride Of Nevada, at No.
10 South G street. Virginia, and those who
don't know him had ought 10. You ask
why do your Well. II Is because Joe will
not allow any other clothing house
In the State TO sell you more
fashionable, better fitting, suit 81
clothing at = less price than he will.
Jos knows what ho IL doing ; he always
buys the best Of goods and sells Mt the
lowest living rates. II you want o good
substantial business suit, . stylish nobby
outfit. or In fact anything usually kept In
q hrst-class clothing store. 60 to Joe BAR
merits. No man who goes there ever goes
away dissatisfied. Try him.
NEW Goops. - Banner brothers. tho
we'll known popular clothiers at the corner
Of u and Taylor streets. Virginia City. rs-
ceivei yesterday a large consignment Of
tho very latest styles and best quality Of
Spring and Summer clothing. selected and
manufactured by their branch houses
in San Francisco and New York
City with special reference TO the
wants Of the people aud the present
hard times ON the Comstock. They make
gents furnishing goods. shirts. nockwear.
gloves. hosiery. hats and trunks . special.
IT,. and II you wish TO know what their
prices are just take q look at the stock list.
The lower stocks and the harder times get
thu moro liberal arc banner Brothers
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-15
GOLD MIL OFFICIALS.
rerssassl % Our Present Tewn
Ruters -Four Democrats and
Three Republieaas-A Variety Of
Inierests Represented.

The idea Of rotation in Office IL evidently
popular in Gold Hill. The new officers
who will assume their respective duties to-
morrow. are all fresh from the people. and
II Is supposed that they will pay such A.
seation to the trust rcpossd In them that no
cause for complaint can possibly arise.
They are all well-known citizens and need
no introduction to the people Of this COM
munity. A brief sketch Of their charac-
t~eristies may not. however. be entirely un-
interesting.
Commencing with Town Treasurer. II
may be said that o. II. Gallup 10 serving
his second term In that position. Az the
election held one year ago he was defeated
by . very few votes, N. q. Standish. cash
Ter Of the California Bank Agency and
agent for Wells. Fargo & Co., being the
successful mar at that time. Mr.. Gallup
IL . straightforward business man. and
his election Ia the CAUSE Of much congrat-
ulation among his friends. He 10 known
a. ssstaunch Democrat. but fefraining
from excess Of party bitterness, commands
the respect and good will of all citizens,
irrespective Of political predictions.
s'wsnS,,'hs ;sS.Ii sno-n on
uA'o y . ~. W.. ~, M. -.
,hs HNs, AZ. vi..iai. al n.iJ
IN uro smP.oy =, 800
hi,i ILL., hslI n.s
~ u.''"e -. ssnas 49,
ployers. lie Is practical business man.
anu VIII es''aia'y ~,
consu,"ehs ~ S.s..
70 wen asto al osao - sM.,PS
10 DO iair IN the,, luusnen, VI omeiAi No.
uons. VT. So -
INC posIs " Ao"n -. pSn
Poseu ,h'C, Dncs 49,. rIPpo
hcsns. " ". S'n"n
puoneans, nA W hs,I
Poi'teai .mpo'sn
SENATOR ~ inc sesSiou"' .n' Ies
isuoh t"o y.sIs aso. Anu "ss eumusu
rresi.en. o, tne Ssna'c pro I'm canS
sei'eu as vn,'ou o"es 0s M
missioner last year ana 10 nus untiring
"a prineipaiIy que 'ne useiued
success OF nevada representation IN tne
great exposition. MI stevenson 70 from
the Second ward; Is shsAsea "a milIing
and MINING anu has oeen iuentineu win
the intersstso' .he oan.r iot man! years.
lie 10 rom Tue seconu Maiu; w A..
Ia \. Toy, .he o'he, rneiioei ~"
seeonu wafu. nS also , AZ
oen,so' ~ ~. ~ .hois~
nsa,y u.ai,' h,,nhsr n, shr,s, AMI
~ r. s.cnm,,.t.a \ cooIly
,m"nn, - mi. va,iJ'. ricbs. ami N he
~. ~ san,a .,,sn,,on 40 m. bu.iness Of
~ 80. IN, ~ IT,, A. ri. own onr c;ti.
lit NoNh III ~ = v, . ~. ees ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-15
Town Trustees

The Town Trustees held another meet
ing last night. Trustees Tyrrell. ogg and
Carriek were present. Inasmueh as the
old Boari had not been able to settle mp
all their accounts. the newly elected Trus-
tee. concluded not TO take possession until
tomorrow. This will give the old officers
A chance 10 make up thsir reports. and the
Board may commence with . clean slate
and no business complications to struggle
with. Two small bills were allowed. after
which some discussion was entered into
a. TO the time necessary for the old officers
10 make their supplemental report. dating
from the 18th Of April. II Is estimated
tina, they have done 5000 worth Of bust
meas since that time. The Board adj
journed to meet at ! O'Clock tomorrow
evening.
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WRESTLING MlrcH.-There will DO q
wrestling match nest Saturday afternoon
in the now wrestling ring back OF the
Washington hotel. on the Divide. between
All. Williams and James Wilcox. two
Gold Hill BOYS. The match will be
w~restlei Cornish style. the stakes tn b.
$50 . side.
Nrw woExs.-The new Gold Hill water
works on the Divide are completed aad in
good condition. Tho bydran,s are at
tached directly TO the large main Of this
Virginia and Gold Hill Water Company.
The pressure is very great. and the supply
IL simply immense.
A Man will never die from, the effects OF
eating strawberries and cream. There
IL consequently no danger In visiting tho
Methodist festival tonight. Go, and take
your lady acquaintance. 1t does not cost
anything To get In.
Tux game Of baseball that was played
ON tho Caledonia grounds Sunday wa won
by the Young Actives. The score stood 36
TO i6. The Captains we're T.. J. Benney
and Nose Stern.
Miss ExMA MILLER. formerly Of Gold
Hill. was married last Thursday evening
In Truckce, California. To James sterling,
and employe Of the Central Pacific Rail-
road Company.
ArrKn TIE CorS.-Presidsnt Dsuchy. oil
tho Gold Hill Town Trustees. 10 in San Fran
cisco negotiating for that loan OF $so,ooo.
He 10 expected to return ON to-morrows
train.
THOMAS Hicks. the man who tried to
cut the throa, Of James Mcknight several
months ago, wal tried In the District
Court yesterday and acquitted.
Tur DAY has BEEN stormy. A heavy
hail storm with lightning and thunder
added 10 the general mixture.
Joux &. MccrHpr committed suicide in
Virginia City yesterday by taking poison.
He leaves Q wife and family.
r. N. DAooxrr will probably be invited
10 write the poem to be read In Virginia
City on Memorial Day.
TIE agency Of the Nevada Bank in Vir-
ginia city loans SIS per share on inc
BONANZA stocks.
FIFTEEN liens amounting 10 s6,2oo %
have been hlsd against the North con''i'-
dated.
BULLION valued at si6,779 "a wn sent
from Virginia City last evening.
Judge bryan dropped dead in . saloon
in Carson City yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-15
'iMPURR BREATH.

Amo 70 al tho disasrecabie consequences that
follow lbe decay Of the teeth. en- impure breath
must be the most notifying and unpleasant TO
ils possessor. and u 10 tbs most Inc Icursble
aud Offensive In society /: and yet ihs cause Off,
daily with that ju.tly popular dentjfrice. fra.
grant sOZODONT. 10 purines AMI sweetens
the breath. eoois and rrfreshcs the mouth aud
gives . pearl like app~arsn Q TO she teeth:
G.ntlemtn who indulge In smoking should
cleanse their teeth with SOZJDONT,. ~ y
rrmoyes ali unpleasant 0dos Of tho weed. Ak
your druggist fr II. aplo I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-15
San FRANCISCO.
Ono Of she Ilussiau Msn-oEwar
saiis-The "Cbreuieie" Inviting
Another Libel suit.

BAN FRAxcisco. May 15.-l:3o p. NJ
yastsck. . Russian corvette. sails to-day
under sealed orjers. The rest OF tho feet
will follow during the week.
The Cronieie publishes . dispatch
from Washington which Is . roitera-
ton Of tho charges against Senator
Sargent. Collector Shannon, District
Attorney Van Dyke. Special Attorney
]. w. Dwinello and others, for their al
legged connection with the Whisky Ring
and irregular conduct In Custom.house
Affairs published from timo TO time about
Q year ago.. when tho special Treasury
agents were investigating tho administra-
tion Of Revenue and Custom-houss affairs
Of this coast. A portion Of tho report Is
made up Of letters from special Treasury
agents Phillips and Crane TO Secretary
Bristow and Bluiord Wilson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-15
NO Ex,U.g ron DgiNG SILK.

No person can use Bo-cnEx's GERnAn srEur
without getting Immediate relief and cure. We
have tho nr-t ca-e Of Cough. Cold or consompa
ton. or or any dise,sc Of the Throat and Lungs
vet 70 hear nun that has not been cur-di We
have Distributed every year. ftr TIRE gear.,
oyer $50 100 sample bolties by drugy.st In ell
parts OF the United States. No other manu-.
fso,urer OF medicines ever gave his prtpar..
tons such . test a. this. TO To your druggist
and rst . bottle for rs cents and try II. Two
doses will relieve you. sauple bcitl't, 10
csnts each. mhJi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-15
rnR PALACE RATING STAND.

For . roast OF beef uneieelled In Storey
eounty. 20 10 Thomas Hefrrou's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon, Ma. 7 North q street,
Virginia uity. Frcsh oysters nj NIL hoafr In
every style. Forty miners always on hand o.
night. For tas,y, home style OF cooking! and
the best and frerl eel Of ell that The mariets
Afford. the Paiscc Eating Stand has no uperlor.
Try II. apps m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-15
A. CARD.

To ali Who arc suffering from the errors 'nd
Indiserstions Of youth. nervous wcsfness, early
desay, loss OF manhood. etr. I win send .
receipt that will cure you, rRkk ~ CHARGE.
rhis great remedy was discovered BY d 9 ission.
arr In south America. sebd = self-add,.ssed
envelope 10 the itKv. IUsKpH T. lNMAN.
station d. Bible House. New York CITY,.
mh30 On
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q. II. GALLUP.

o. II. 0ALLur. opposite the bank Of cllifor.
mia. Gold Hnl, keeps constantly on hand all
f~avnrite brands a Imported C:sars. choice bit
cigars. eli 81 .ds Of chewing iohaccr. mecr.
schaum piprs. nuts, candles. me cutlery, and
toys aud ancy gCods OF all LiDds. APPS nj
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-15

ssnie was tho drug used. but In some cases
Il was % beautifully administsred - 70
counterfeit It's own action. The whole
matter IL q mystery, and IL 10 not even
known when or how or In what article Oh
food the dose was placed.s
King Carnival ia View York.
NEW Yonx. Nay liking carnival IL
in the city to-day. At nine this morning
crowds began to gather in Broadway and
to select available positions upon the
porches Of banks and business houses. Be-,
fore II o'clock the omnibus drivers had
abandoned Broadway TO the retainers Oh
King Carnival, and dashed with their ve-
hicles p~erilously through side streets.
Down tho main t~horoughfaro ehariots 10
gan 10 come on their way 10 meet the mon.
arch. At the battery the people began At
an early hour 10 assemble, In order 70
witness the arrival from some mysterious
shore Of the Mystical King. At last there
was q shout and everybody rushed forward.
The steamboat Thomas Collyer. decorated
with the symbols Of all lands In bunting.
approached the wharf. Az the boat touched
bands played. salutes we're fired, the crowd
hurrahed and tho steamboats, screamed Q
welcome TO the portly gentleman OF mid.
dle-heigth. very fair complexion. with
blonde hair and beard. He wore . vel.
vet hat with white plume and
he was otherwise respondent In purple and
ermine. With him were the Grand Turk
and Khedivo Of Egypt, g~eorgeously ar
rayed. In front OF the Custom.house
wharf this king and his companions en-
tered thor carriage and the procession
started up Battery place. Tho van was
mounted policemen. followed by Q band.
who. In turn. were followed by mArshAls
on horseback. Then came the King. The
industrial chariots fell Into line from side
streets aud from Whitehall street. Nearly
all trades were represented. from the max
ers OF clothing 10 makers Of axle grease.
Tho brewers were out In force with tabloau
cars and living representatives OF Gambri.
nus. A printing house G n out . little
printing Office on wheels and . printers
devil therein was provided with horns and
q tail. When the last wagon bad passed
81. Paul's Church. Broadway looked a. II IL
had just experienced o now storm. pre-
ssnting q cool and refreshing aspect on
this warm May day. 50 lavish was the dis.
tributions Of hand-bills. II the object OF
the carnival was to attract attention. II
must certainly DO credi'od Win SUCCESS
Fires.
ST. JOINS. n. D., May i5.-By q fire In
81. Stephens yesterday . large number OF
business places were destroyed. including
~. ,o,scr,,h omco ,hs C,.r;,, nsw,napcr
nj. ~.
oinSe, anu U watson ho'ei 49, -
@, WAFER stree. rom Ncne - ~ a.
onoi,s Hip,!aiu "S v,np go. tom
a Jun aIso oo'n =, shn numar. Mons. ana
tho New brunswick and Canada Pacific
Railroad depot. wharves, lumber, and .
number oil buildings.
OTTAWA. May = hres nave pro
mi. p.."no,, Pousr.y mi Isns,t conn.
, INV III osa,".,n 49, a.s,r"~s5
m p''r'
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Br,ok, A Lev. Tustses....-.-si'...",'.
AMI IN accordance With la.. sps ~ 1.ss ~ Anil.
bc,ri o. .u sSsc.. Of sssh parcel o. ,ueh .,..h..
ma, b. ars.sy, .il ,, col! q ss.''s Ss' ~ Pine
nir salesfv''n .s-n CailfoniIa. on NkpSks.
49, ash day Of Msy. is''.s :, the hear o.
10 20 .,eIcck =. =. u said day. 20 pay n ny, III. N
.usut s1s.sment thereon. 'vse'ns.
sd'eftiAns "" A. NOEL. Secretary.
omsr-.,s California street. Room 40. !, sta
ynneisco. California "
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San Franciscs Board.
LAST EvKSrSo.
20 Raymond q Ely, AJAX
8 Eureha Con. las
100 Belmont. pc
400 Rye Patch. "
As Leopard. is.i0
100 ella. ~
lso Northern Bale. i2k, lax
100 General Thomas. ne
ITO Manhattan. "a. 6k
lOO Dcfress, a
40 Grand Prize, ass
las Moioe. AZ
$40 New oo.o. ~. . IL
so Golden Chariot. AZ
600 Empire. Idaho. 80
$50 Leeds
$50 California. n. 2sx. n bio
s1s Con. Virginia. as 2sk. 7sx b
30 Hale 4 Norcvss. I 70. II
SO Chollar Potosi. i9k, ~
SIS Bsst = Bsleher. ~
rs Gould q Curry, AZ, ass
AS Oveman. 81. sk. 5s.S
go Y-il,w jacket. les, 4 ~. sS,tr
600 Utah. 81. q. 81
ans ophir, 81. s. ~
90 seg. B.leher, Is. IL
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