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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-13
SHOOTING ARRAY.
Q%unrreIing Oye~ size Hattie OF ti,c
Royne and Fighting h over
AgNtn.

+. .,.ia,l H., .,a,i,, I,L, nor,n
Az 'o''"'A ""' o""""s
was shot by James snllnbcrg. alas Oianeey'
at the Railroad mill. In six.mile Canyon.
III. tvo mon Legan ouarr,lipg night be-
. ,,o,,,,, ,ho ,,.rr,,
'"'e i"'' !''"'"'' "'o'A "' i".
was renewed, and they finally agreed to
meet last evening and settle their differ
.,..s Tl,.y On, ,o,.ti,.r anil hal .omo
80 49, -.
'aih. "heh ,hey separate". iIhaIlS Dorah
went 10 ~Sniinp,rsers ctpih; wher. nc
ioniii th' ia!ter ,yihg on h,s peu' na,u
words passed ana AZ Ieng'n Dorsh saugh,
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Z ruE ADDRESS
Mystery.

Our wonier-losing people arc 10 bc o u
graduated upon the appearance Of the en-
peror OF prcstidisita.ors, lie Comman-
dcur Bernard Marius Cazsneuvc, who will
tonight give Que Of his great aud interest
ing entertainments at National Guard Hall,
Virginia. This talented man has made for
himself n reputation surprising nearly
every other professor Of the black art. Ills
name may be found in all the galleries 81
celebrities side by side with thus. 81 Beam
chatean, Lnlli. Pascal, Nalcntin. Duyal.
ssroastre. Merlin, Pic de Ia Mirandole,
Bosco. I,obert.Houdin and CASTOR. An
indefaiigablc scholar, Cazeneuye, Ia jour
neying round the world, has seen every.
thing, studied ani examined everything
deeply. from the fairy.liko raising Of the
Brahmins, the Chinese sorcerics, the mys.
tories Of the Egyptians, ia fact. all sub
Iects, even To those audacious, ingenious.
false and charming combinations which in
itiais Us, la 10 agreeable n manner. In that
incommensurablc enumeration of occult
sciences. delightful or terrible. which be-
gins with Hermcs and ends with Caz.
eneuy lie Commanjenr will produce his
most startling illusions in q most artistic
manner tonight, aud in addition. will
give away a great many valuable presents.
See tho advertisement in another column.
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p.p.r,mr.. I...a G,-niss.
A PLEASANT EVENING.
Ms. Gaushitn's rseuens ." M'n~ss'
uniou Hall ast Right
and Dnnetag.

Last evening = concert and dance were
given for the benefit Of Mrs. John Cough
lin in Miner. Union Hall. Gold Hill.
The object Was a noble one. AMI We are
glad 10 record the fact that the hall was
completely dllsd glad, also. 10 state that
many tickets we're purchased oni.iLs by
friends of the lady which were not used
at all. The lsncni was q grand success.
and Mrs. Coughlin must have received a
yoodly and timely donation at the hands
20 her friends.
The performance opened with a very
rosl negro sketch. In which Dan. OCon-
nell, Ernest Hall and Tommy Alexander
male fun for the audience. The banjo
solo Of Mr.. Hall was repeated at the de-
monstrative request of the hearers. Dan.
O'Connsll introduced tho corpulent Irish
woman with such effect that the hous"
fairly echoed with peals Of laughter. while
Tommy Alexander a. the intelligence ONCE
man showed that he has Ina him tho true
genius % an actor. As an amateur per
formance the Intelligence Onice Was
really one Of the hest things given In Gold
Hin for many q day.
Then followed songs and dances hy the
ladies aud gentlemen Who hal volunteered
their services Ia all Mrs. Coughlin. IA
usual tho ladies carried on the hoaors.
Thi. /. perfectly natural. but hardly just.
Tn. gentlemen did as well a. the ladies',
hut they could not command the applause.
and they could nat secure the lanrels.
Foremost among the troupe was Mss Min
ME Pohl. Her solos were Inc. She has
a pure and clear voice which rings with
the true spirit of music. Her duet, ~.
n. C." with Mr. X. Anderson. was the
grand feature Of the entertainment. The
audience was reused 10 q perfect frenzy Of
enthusiasm. and a very decided encore
brought them forth again.
Miss z. Gsnesy gave q recitation In
which she showed herself an almost per-
feet .locutionist. and sang Not Before
Pain which she proved herself q serio-
comic artist Ina embryo. She has all the
qualifications Of q great singer. All that
.he require. Is intelligent stidy and prae-
tee. Little Katie Falk. but twelve years
u age. q ' Consiantinople AMI gave a
recitation, both of which were heartily
applanded and showed that th- little girl
or rather woman WAS possessed OF
dramatic genius. Songs and dances hlled
the balance Of the programme and when
the benches were moved away q whlrling
throng Of brave men and fair ladies'
danced away the iieetin. hours. under the
protecting eye Of Miss Harris. Taken all
IN all, the benefit rendered to Mrs. Cough
lin last evening was the grand social event
az the season In Gold Hill. A worthy laiy
Ia. boon aided. and every person present
received ten times the value Of his money
in tho entertainment which Was furnished
him
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BRONCHITIS.

~ rom John Fiagg. Rsq. of hennlnstou. u. HI
Three yeass since I wss Ssry Eiueh reduced
with Q dreadful cough. which resaitsd " bron-
.rhitis. H~arctins me so severely ~ 10 render y
dlfieult 10 speak Ia an audible vo.cs. Io,hls
,yss added sever, n ght swvats. and ! was fear.
mi OF going into Q decline. Aftsr reeonrss 70
yarious remedies To no purpose. ] male ass OF
Ur, wlsiar's bal,Ani Of Wild Cherry. . feS bot
iles of which FULLY restored me 10 health.
since that time ] have had several severe A'
navel them. always keep u by me, and
should not know how 10 do without IT,"
Sold BE- all drugvirts.
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Good Surgical Jsb.

It will be r~ecolloeied that J. A. Bird, .
painter here in Gold Hill, was accidentally
sho. In the left arm, between tho elbow
aud wrist Last September. He was sent
TO tho County Hospital and for q time y
WA thought that the Arm would
have TO DO smputated. Under tho skilful
caro- Of Doctor Kirby, however, the
arm was saved, and Bird was discharged
from the hospital . day or two since. The
chords and nerveswere 20 badly lsceratsd by
the bullet that the fingers are hslplss.. but
the thumb Is a. good As ever. Bird has .
pretty good hand after all certainly bet
tor than no hand. DR.. Kirby 10 deserving
Of much credit for his skill and success In
this matter.
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uyAr1.. I.IPI naLsAsi.

A.. q eonsusror OF Rbsumaiism. oout. Men,
nlds. end cure for serofula and oil diseases
sri,lnx fun impurity OF blood. the Old ana
reliable family medicine. HyAit's Lie Bsis.n.:
stands unequal d. a. proven W over Sv.eo
sr,st cures during the pest - Jeafs. "a
radical vrssfsbls compound Of sauapafiIIa'
doct, guslacs.s. etc and . p. rmsnent CUE
.rsi, ,othlnr s+sr, and " they havnt 70 We
send BY express. hoxej, e~yerywhsre, 81 w ana
IN "a p.r bottle ; as end 90 90 half doz. Hyatt
i Hyatt, 2lG Grand s<teet. New YORK.
mvJo ead I'm
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A regular scmi.msnthly meeting Of the
Society Of Pacific Coast Pioneers was held
last evening at their hall on d street, Vir-
ginia. Vice President Noyes occupied tho
chair in the absence Of President II. II.
Taylor. There was not q very good Alien
dance Of members present, owing To many
being absent to attend the installation Of
the He'd Men at Cooper's Hall.
THE NEW orrIcKRs n COMMITTEES.
On motion q Commits Of two, consist
ing Of ]. W. Knox and NJ. Holmes, con-
Quoted A. J.. Tyrrell, the newly elected
President TO the chair. and he was thus
duly installed Tor the ensuing year.
The rest Of the newly elected onicers
now assumed their respective positions
and President Tyrrell announced his ap-
pointment Of tho following
STANDING COMMITTEES.
On Finance. W. Noyes,.. George DAILY
and Frank Morrill,.
On Membership-w. +. shepard, James
Delavan and ID. Jackson.
Ths selection Of the Committee OF five
ON Sick was postponed till the next regular
meeting.
Librarian pro TENS. ID. Baker.
EFFORT
Tlis reports Of tho Secretary and Treas
urcr for the past year were received and
ordered placed OH file. Subsequently .
special committee Of three. consisting OF
DIR. NJ. Holmes. Anthony Fox and +. Nye,
was appointed TO overhaul and thoroughly
inspect the same. and report thereon al
tho next regular meeting. Tho
APPLICATIONS ron MEMBERSHIP
Of ]. II. Davis. Of Virginia City. and l.. q.
Long. 81 the halfway House. between
here and Carson. were read and referred
10 the Committee on Membership. Tho
Picnic COMMITTEE
Reported what moneys had been received
from the recent picnic excursion Of the
Society. and tho Chairman hoped 10 be
able 10 give a full AMI hnal report Ut the
next regular meeting.
CABINET DONATIONS.
The Librarian reported the following do
nations as having been made to the cabi.
net since last nesting;
A. Meekins-0n- United States dollar.
i79S-a very rare and fine specimen; also,
a Spanish dollar. raisel la 1872 from the
ship-of-war Arcadia. sunk IN 1902 also. .
sn,nish Lalf.r,al az I7i5.
Mrs. Torp-Union California ticket Of
,oVo' n.au'" u! w" "A"'' "'"'o'" A""
rhsrio, + El,unfor-An oil fint.loeL.
pocLct pi.tol and a large knife.
A,socia,, Pioneers OF New York, Francis
N. CI.rl. Secretary .~Proeeelinrs AT their
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Decd Rssaer.

Just A. the lightning express train was
leaving the Gold Hill depot last evening.
1t. Gov. Adams male his appearaneefr from
around the corner and gave chase, much
10 the entertainment Of the large and all
miring crowd. Tom CLARK. the engineer:
cracked ON more steam. and hnndr~i. VI
drink. were bet on tbs result The
nimble legs OF the Gubernatorial racer
were fiuslly triumphant. for he caught the
train In less than half . mile and jumped
onto the tail-tnd Of II. amid The cheers
and waving Of handkerchief Of all the
Young ladies' along the route.
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street Qsstasisss.
lsr ras a. AMI p. IslraaAru lrssl

lsy riE a. AND p. rsLEaRAra LiSsl
sAS fR,Scisco. July l3-a P. N.
ChollAr- Potosi, II. 10
Caledonia. 4
Grand Prize, iits
Argenta. 4.
Caledonia. 33a, 81
Mexican, IL
Bullion. Ca
Con. Virginia. 81. 3ls
sierra Nevada, 81. 81
Justice. s
E1chequer. 7s,7
Gould a Curry. l2'i
Con. Virginia. 3is
Savage, CO.. c.
Modoc, I 10, l 10
California. -
Ophir, lea
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turn vsrein I'tcnic.

The grand picnic excursion Of the Vir-
ginia. Gold Hin and Carson Turn Vereins
will be given at Treadway's Park. Csrson'
On the 9Th Of next month. This will 10 q
most enjoyable Affair. and q number OF
amusing games will In conducted under
the auspices 81 tho association. Gnstave
Thede will act as President Of the Day.
Following Il the Committee Of Arrange
ments: viryinia-G. Thede, j. Wuln, J:
q. Young. 4. Schmhclskc. y. Boegle; Gold
Hill-C. Haub. y. Schweis, T.. Scholl; Car
son-G. W. Kitzmeyer. q. 1uily' john
Wagner. NJ. Fisher. There will be plenty
81 dancing for all. aud a jolly time may 10
expected,
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BuLLioS.-The cleanup Of tho Consoli.
dated Virginia for the past fiscal month Is
all 10. aud tho bullion was last evening
shipped below. Tho total yield for the
thirty DAYS ending on the 10Th instant was
81, 393, sg5 ~. OF this amount $Gll 90 ~
was gold aud S752. T95 II In silver. The
shipment last evening amounted to $3l3.-
$50 o.. There was also shipped At tho
same time California bullion amounting
10 500, 35J 81. Total amount Of BONANZA
bnllion shipped last evening. s5O7.2V S2'
ISorEsr.-An inquest q, TO tie death Of
George Francis Roche. tho boy who was
killed Oh the Divide last Wednesday. was
held yesterday evening in Virginia City.
The Jury found q verdict Of accidental
death by being run over by . quartz
wagon, and that no blame could be at
tachrl 10 any one. They also urged that
parents keep their children from climbing
on these wagons whilo passing along the
streets.
Az IMPROVED wARRroR.-A noble Red
man took his f~avorite squaw TO the gather.
Ing OF tho tribes In Virginia City yester-
day evening and then left her 10 get homo
A. best she could. The members Of his
tribe are thinking Of following the ex-
ample sot by the Piues. and at their next
meeting will consider tho expediency Of
putting tho recreant brave In female APP
parel.
A FIRE was discovered In the woodahsd
in the rear OF the Gould aud Curry board.
ing.houso In Virginia yesterday. The
blaze was readily e%xtingnished.
Az assessment Of ten cents per share Ii
levied by the south End Mining Company.
delinquent on the iith Of August next.
JoHS W. MAcKAY 10 expected 10 return
from Europe by tho 10Th Of the present
month.
NOTICE. Of interest to the brotherhood
Of Engineers Is Published in another col.
umn.
VIRGINIA clrr Was yesterday snlivsnsd
by ave funerals.
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nm Arm

And pesrly teeth ars easily obtained By cleans
ins your teeth daily with that justly popular
dsn,ifrce, sOZODONT. Composed OF rare
a.tiseptlc herbs. 70 lmparts Wilderness TO the
teeth. 4 delicious aroma 10 the breath. and pre-.
serves intact. from youth 20 old age we term
hr,dIty on the stomach will destroy the strong.
et teeth unless IL Effects ara rounteraeted With
sOZODONT, and this pure tooth wssh protects
the dental surfaces By removing every iulpuriiy
that adberss 10 them. AK your drusgt.t lot
SOZDDONT, leit I'm
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athletic A,p roNsouIAL.

For a clean. smooth shave. % when Jou want
your hair cut. irinmid or oihsr~ite liked DIP
ia the most prop-r AMI artistic manner, cal! al
Pochner's fsm,us Shaving aud llnindiessing
s4loon. ON Main street. uold nili. ADJOINING
Duprey's D rIeh rertsu,ant.
T,,uimy Alexander. one OF the artift rhisfs
In that line. 10 empioy,d At Pechner's and his
numerous ,ri.nos can Md him thrre ready 70
attend ~ their wants Ia fnt.class style. alm
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O. n. GALLUP.

D. u. 0ALLup. opposite tho Bank Of califor'
mia. Gold Mn, ieeps constantly on hand az
favorite brands Of Imported C.pan'. choice BIZ
cigars. ali NJ. De al eh~sipg tobacc.. ineer
schsum plpes, nuts, candies. hne CUTLERY. and
toys and faocy grOds Of all kinds. apis IN
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Ms. MORRIS. who lives in Virginia
City, fell down two flights Of stairs ycster-
day and broke three r!bs. Under the skill
ful care Of DIR. Magec sho is doing finely.
N. N. FnrpRIcK. the jeweler Of Virginia
City. is making = 81 200 pearl Get for one
Of the bellies Of that place. II will he .
sumner.
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a GARD.

To All Who are suffering from the errurs End
lndiscrsiions Of youth. nervous weakness. ssrij
de. ~, loss Of manhood. stn.. will scnd .
receipt that will cure you, PRE- or ciiAnok.
This great remedy ~ss discovered ~ sion,
ary In South America. Send 9 self-add'essed
envelope 10 the Rkv. JOSEPH Z. INNAh.
station ID, Iible ilouse, Nov fotk CITY.
mhsO Gun
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s,r,,,ur.-p. pechner, III. we'll know,

srrrLE Ur.-D. Pechner, the well known
barber and hair dresser, having sold out
hi. establishment on Main street to Billy
Smith aud removed 10 San Francisco. all
parties indebted To him are requested Ia
s.t,le their accounts with Mr.. Smith, who
Is duly authorized TO receive All sneh
moneys due AMI receipt for the same.
wArKm.-The water supply OF Virginia
City and Gold Hill Is rather short, and to
preyeut waste will be turned of every day
A. II o'clock. II will be turned on asain
At 4 in the afternoon.
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IRON A pIsrINaursnRp JuRIsr.

~ have tried the PERuvIAs SfRrP. and the
result fniiy s~ustsins your prediction. II hs
made . new man % me- Infused Into my sys
tenn new vigor and energy. ] am no longci
lrsnulous and drbiiiiaisd o. when you last
saw me. bat stronger. hearuer, and Win hrgef
c-sparity for labor, mental and physical. than
Al any time during the last i've yrsrs." sold
by all druggists.
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&."Ak snc WaE Sook- NcE
emesy OF Raising Up the Chisfs-
eing-A Happy Gathering ef the
Tribes.
According 10 announcement. the frat
grand public raising up Of the Chiefs Of
the Improved Order Of Red Men. in the
State Of Nevada. took place last night at
cooper's Hall. Virginia. A large number
Of invited guests were present and the Red
Men in attendance were very numerous.
The raising up was Of the Chiefs Of the
Piute Tribe No. 1. OF Carson, Pocahontas
| Tribe No. 2. Of Virginia City, and Apache
| Tribe No. G. Of Gold Hill. The council
brand was lighted in the mids. Of the war
rior.. and At an early hour tho braves Of
the various tribes gathered around II.
After the council was assembled 4 war
song was chanted by T.. j.. Pasmore. tenor
and pianist ; II. II. Lindsay. basso; Mrs.
Garrison. soprano. Mrs. wastell. alto.
During par, Of the evening Miss Florence
Pa,more presided at the piano with rare
grace.
THE ATTENDANCE.
Tia nnmber Of ticket. MAS limited. Int
still the hall. was filed to overlooking, all
,.In. ,-,,iou, 10 ..s and hear the ecr,mo-
mics Of this order. Of which NJ little Is
known by the people in general. outside
Of the fact that II Il social and benevolent
Ina is objects.
At the north end Of the hall elevated
seats we're prepared for the sachems. aud
Thomas III. Alchorn. Great Sachem for
the State Of Nevada, occupied q chair
most c~uriously fashioned and decorated
uith fms anil s~kin.-th trophies Of the
ch..s' Be.iJ, him stood Il. Dumars,
Lamar Great Saebcm for the state Of Ne
~, cl.l In The ~rcgnlia Of hi, exalted Of
dc. m. time Of tbe raising up Of the
eho.ep Officers having been announced
chief Of i~iecorls, ]. a. harrington read
,hs n.m.. ~ ,bo.. selected by m. tribo As
ths;r mlsrs, "a follows:
hA'S'N" W /" '"'''
Pluto Tribo No. i-Sachem. j. W. Car
p.n,.r: Senior SYCAMORE, Geosge W.
Chejic. The remaining officers from
Carson failed IN put in an appearancc.l
Pocahontas Tribe No. 2-Prophst. James
Mckay; saehem. George I. Lammon ;
Senior Sycamore, ]. r. Hiorden Junior
Sycamore, Joseph Beer; Chief % Records.
o. Ia. harrington; Keeper Of wampum.
John N. Platte First ssnnap, William
Kisrski; Second Sannap, James phclan I;
pir., W.rrior- a. q. Stcols: SECOND War
yioY. ID, Crosby: Thirl Warrior, Joseph
Iiying.ton Fourth Warrior, Charles
Wa,iis,. r;,s, NV. n N. I.ark,y ; Sec
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THE RED MEN.
PUBLIC INHALATION OF
OFFICERS LAST EVENING.

Lighting OF the Council nrand-
Chansisg che war Sosg-rhe Ger.
emeuy OF Raising Up the Chief
Dan.
eing-A Happy Gathering sf the
Tribes.
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GROUP AND IIooPINa COUGH.

Rvery bottle Of Dimmeti's Cough Balsam 10
guaranteed 10 do all that 4 elslms Give II 10
your children Tor Group and hopping cough.
f,ny cents and one dollar rer b,ttle. For ,aie
BY John Jones. Jr. Jyia Nv
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ron THROAT bI.RtsRs

And Auctions Of the Chest. DrOvn's Bropchis!
rroches Arc Of va'ue. For coughs. irritation
OF the throat caused by cold, or unusual ex
enion OF the vocal Organs IN pptaking In public
or singing. they prodnoe beneficial results. 10
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Assrssxrxr.-An assessment Of thirty
cents per share is levied by the North
Consolidated Virginia Mining Company.
delinouent on the 18th Of August next.
Bee oficiaf Notice In advertising COL
umns to-day.
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Anoshsr Half Mitttsn.

The express and passenger train last
evening for California had on board i24
bars OF bu~llion-enough to build . re-
spectacle sized cabin. These big
bricks weighed about 1875 pounds apiece.
and the whole were worth . little over
half . million dollars. The fioors OF the
express and mall cars were paved with
them, aud they were walked over just ~
though they had been 20 much pig-iron.
They looked like bars or "bricks" OF Sill
YER, Blu. we're really almost half gold.
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sr0cK RErOKr.
san FRANCHISE Board.
,UwNa

san rrnucisco Board.
Last rvtSiSa.
50 Meadow VALLEY, &c
los raymond : kiy.sS'ss
t95 Eureka Con-. %
go Rye Psicn,s
s SIS ssi n,sp IS,
90 Belmont,
$50 GilA. Sc. &c
rs Northern Belle, iss. r.m
no Panther. Soc
500 aenersi Thomas, 2oe
% Manhattan. sA
SO Defrees. sc
$50 brand Prize. II. i3s. f3h
1875 Arsunta. I ~. I IS
so Modoc. IL. 10
las Golden Chariot. Soc
500 Empire dIdaho). AZ. an
100 steptos. 35
200 Leeds.
70 Eareks cou 7tN
i3s5 Exsheqnsr. TS.fs.1
90 Overman, 10. l3fs
go Gosid q Curry. i7k. n.
rs Bss. . Beishsr. Is 40. iss. Is. 49,. isS,
isk
iis, Con-. virginia. sis. sx 80, SAY Is. s,s.
sax, as 5
10 Union Con 81. 81
GO Caledonia. 8 20. $50
80 savaxs. 6<.e On
io Ophir. II. isS. ist
rD California. 5S
$50 yellow jacket. ioS. ioS
10 Ballion. 6k.s.
40 Justice, f's,s
cas- sier. Nevada. s. s..
is3 Msniean. IL.
va Imperial. %
100 Alpha. ~. i1S
is ills q Soseross, 81
ruis sonSisa.
sa0 ophir, n. is.. lev. TO-.
$40 MsIiesn. lts, IN. ~
$50 oasii ! Curry. la'., iis. iss
Ts5 Bssi 4 B.lehsr. iss. Is.
iTis CAlifsruia. 1h
~ savage. sS. g.
$40 Con. Virginia. saw. JtS
lao Choilar. poissi. u. nv. aiS. nv u"
100 Hale 4 Sorers-s, 5s.s.
4ls Crown Point, 3 ~. : te
so Yellow Jacket, iOs, ION
1910 Imperial. los, 10
iss keaiuck.t
IiU Alpha. i2S
ms Bsleher, ~. 40
1870 sisrrs Nevada. 81. ss,os
iIto EIsheqast. Nv, 10, : so
$50 o,srmsn. its ir.
100 Justice, Sc. 81
IIS Union Con-. 81
no Lady Bryan, eoc. Csc
70 Julia. ~. ; ~. . 10. . Is
ISIS Caledonia. . 10. tO5.t
o. Baltimorc. tSc
zO silver uiii.
30 Sew York. SD. a5c
~ Dayton. 15c
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PACIFIC COAST PIONEERS.

Regular semi Monthly Meeting =
Installation or she New Omeers
Eieet - Committees Appointed
Membership Applications CAD
met Donations Etc.
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The Cation Conycnuou.

LIVERPOOL, July l2.-Ninc American
delegates were present At the Cotton Con.
veniion to-day. W. b. Porwood was elected
President and was welcomed. Delegate
Simpson, Of New Orleans. read Q paper on
the shipment Of cotton from New Orleans,
and delegate Campbell, Of New York, on
tho cotton trade 81 New York. Others
also read papers. Resolutions were adopt.
ell looking TO better condition and the
Inspection Of cotton shipped from the Gulf
Ntatfs-
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