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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-14
Assistant Secretary Mccormick.

As II 30 frequently happens that the
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury 10
called upon to discharge the duties and
assume the responsibilities OF the Sscrs-
tary, we are specially pleased TO note
the appointment by the President to the
frst-nainsd ofico Of 20 capable. and in
oil ways 80 acceptable. q man - Hen.
Richard G. Mccormick. The President
would have had TO make o long search
In an effort to do better. Governor
Mccormick has had wide and varied OF.
p~eriencs Of affairs. public and private.
aud large contact with public men OF
this and other countries. A New Yorker,
aud q newspaper editor at the outset OF
his career. he has since spent many
years an Secretary OF the frontier Ter.
ritory Of Arizona. as Governor, and a.
her delegate In Congress. He IN e1tsn-
siyely acquainted on both the Atlantic
aud Pacific slopes Of the Union, and al
most equally at home in both. He isla
man OF keen aud quick intelligence. cul-
turs and ability. with broad and states.
manlike visws-libsral and honorable.
lie belongs to that priceless class OF pub
lie men who can and do look at both
sides Of . case in controversy. and who
make II a point to try 10 compose and
settle difficulties by reason and psrsua-
sion-by looking at the side Of duty
and right as well as the side Of authority
aud official power. His introduction
into NO important an ofice In the Treas
ury is q material accession Of strength TO
the Administration. Unless ho shall
undergo some change OF nature he will
reflect credit and honor upon the Office
al Office which II Is more important
10 have filed by u man like him than
II is that he shall occupy the Office
Phiadet,Lia Ledger.
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soxrsopr took A. B. @. Davis best hat
from the Masonic Hall last night and left
n old one in its place. Davis says II the
fellow will come for II he can have the
ancient tile. as u 10 Of no use to the pres
emit posssssor.
Tomorrow evening at half.past Z O'Clock
Reverend Father John. P~assiouist. will Do
liver Q lecture at 81. Patrick's Church on
tho Prosecutions Of the Church"
A Coxsrocx reporter wrote . en'lins
item last week In which be crossed the ts
aud dotted tho i's. His salary Was imms-
diately advanced $l0a week.
CHARLEY KoHLER. who died yesterday
leaves four children who arc now left With.
out either parent. Mrs. Kohler having LEO
some time ago.
CROWDS Of detected stock speculatorsar are
seen gathered In front Of the brokers Of.
does to-day. The tendency Of the market
IL still downward.
ONE Of virsinia's brightest paragraph
lists has established Q solid reputation for
originality-in the matter OF spelling.
TIE Gag over tho Yellow Jacket hosting
works 10 OF half.mast In respect 10 the
memory Of Charley Kohler.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-14
INTERVIEWING.
Asssher Rev in the Kossman Man
sisa-Brusaiity Exesnpiinsd.

Z. Kessmsn. . restaurant keeper on
@ street. Virginia City, has been whipping
his wife again. Yesterday morning Mrs..
Kossman. being unwell. he took her break
fss. up 10 her room. The potatoes were
not baked sufficiently, and sho asked that
they might Be cooked better. BOSNIAN
Immediately threw the potatoes out Of the
window and began 10 beat her numerically
with his fist. He also struck her In the
fsco with . heavy plate. After beating
her head 10 his s~atisfaction. he left her
and her child and went for DR.. Van
Zandt, who dressed her wounds.
The apartment. ON the arrival OF
the doctor, showed too plainly the
nature Of this aggravated offsnse. There
vss blood spattered over the furniture,
dsubed over the woman's clothes. smeared
over the table and sprinkled upon the
csrpot. Tho woman lay there, still bleed
ing and utterly helpless. Kossman wa.
subsequently, arrested and the case will
come up before Judge Moses at 3 o'clock
to-day Tor trial. In cases Of assault and
battery the extreme penalty Of the law IL
q fius not exceeding $1,000 or imprison-
ment not exceeding six months. or both
such hne and imprisonment. The case 10
a ysry clear one, aud tho defendant ID .
repested offender. II convicted. he Will
probably get the full extent OF the law.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-14
The Ladies' Bazaar.

The fair and festival given by the ladies
OF 81. Johns Church was broughtto . sue
cessful and pleasant termination In Min
srs' Union Hall last evening. The people
Of Gold Hill turned out in force. and q
great many visitors from Virginia and
Silver were In attendance. Several excei-
lent songs aud Rotations werc given dur
ing the evening. The voting for prizes
wss lively during tho latter part OF the
fair, and resulted satisfactorily 10 the VIC
tors. Mrs. Fisher was awarded the silver
pitcher. Miss George Wright received
The silver card case. Mrs. Dave For
rests her head upon that beauti'
full sofa cushion. Mrs. Wise 10 de
lighted with tho ~perfumcry case which
was voted to her. Dottis McMArtin Is
happy in the possession Of the smaller doll,
and Laura Fox has the largo doll. Miss
Mary Morgan was the successful competi.
tor for tho napkin ring. The album rests
upon Mrs.. Cspeland's table, and she i:
now ready to receive the photographs oil
her friends. Tho cake presented by Mrs.
Haub was won by Miss Ida Li~chtonberger.
As q matter of interest " tho young ladies'
II may DO mentioned that the beautiful
tidy, made and presented by Professor
Baker, sold for IS. lie would DO Q handy
article " have around the house. Mrs.
Layton Of Virginia City kindly assisted
Mrs.. Fox at the bouquet table during the
two latter nights Of the fair. The festival
has been unusually successful In o fnan-
eial view a. we'll Is socially.
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Had chip.

Mention has been made several times In
the NEWS Of the evil habits Of Mrs. An
glum. who is in the habit Of getting drunk
upon every possible occasion. She unfor-
t~unately has several children. and one OF
them. a tw~elve-year-old boy. has been for
some time past kept at the State Orphan
ASYLUM in Carson. He has succeeded sew
ersi times in getting away from the insti-
tuition AMI in making his way 10 this city.
Yesterday morning. while JAiler CArpen-
ter was 81 his breakfast. the boy was again
found In Virginia and taken 70 the City Jail
and lodged in the kitchen and . note lett.
requesting the Jailsr TO take charge OF him
until he could 10 sent back 70 the asylum.
Being left alone In the kitshsn. the youth
set about finding means 10 effect his CO.
Ho succeeded. by the use OF
hatchet, In uuscrewing the lock from the
door, and when Mr.. Carpenter returned "
the Jail he WAS surprised TO find the door
open and no one there. IL WAS All . mys-
tery until the note was discovered.
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x.r. C..e.r.i.r oii....

The Esi.rPr.s Of this morning says;
From 4 gentleman in this city who knew
Mr.. Gilman In Salt Lake and was familiar
with the wife-trsnsfer business. We learn
that the sale Was not effected ~ mentioned
In our dispatch yesterday morning from
Eureka. itwsa Job put up on John Halo
NV Gilman and his wife. Hale was . man
Of dashing appearance and reputed TO be
worth some money. Gilman and wife
Agreed To become divorced. when the wifs
was to marry Hale, get MS money y :
,Iivorre from him, and rcmarry Gilman.
This nice little programme w.s carried
ont an far AZ the first divorce and marriage
were concerned. and. after Gilman thought
his wife had been living with Hale long
enough 10 get the money. be proposed thai
she should get the second divorce AND re-
tnrn 10 him, This she refused 10 do, say
ing that she much preferred Mr.. Halo to
her former husband.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-14

DEpIcArioS BALL orI. o. D. Eve are
pleased TO acknowledge the receipt OF .
complimentary ticket to tho grand dedica-
ton ball 10 be given In Reno. April 26th,
BY Truckee Lodge, No. II. !. U. o. y.
| During the day the Brotherhood will cels-
brate their 5sth anniversary by . proceA-
sion, the dedication Of their splendid new
hall, and other appropriate exercises. In
tho evening after tho days celebration, tho
| ball will b. given and will, without donbt,
be q ~pleasurable occasion long to be re-
| membered by those fortunate enough TO be
present and take part. Many OF the
brethren are getting ready. and there will
be a large attendance OF the members OF
| the Order from Gold Hill and Virginia
| City. as well rs other outside towns, on
the occasion.
THE Masonic SocIAL.-The social dance
in the Gold Hill Masonic Hall last night
was one Of the most pleasant Of the de-
lightful series that has been enjoyed
throughout BY our people. The next one
| will be q bonbon party. Tho bonbons are
to be Of novel and improved pattern.
| They will consist % an entire suit OF
clothes, and not. a. heretofore, Of only q
hat or q cap. or something OF that sort.
II will DO . jolly affair.
DISTRICT CouRr.-Thc following cases
arc bulletined by the CLERK Of the Dis
trict Court for trial next Monday Dennis
Heagerty vs.. South Carolina Mining Com
p.ny : 4. T.. Ware vs.. John Connerton ;
Tunnel Toll. road Company VI. Gildo Cor
rscco James Walsh W.. W. Bitter 4 Co. ;
| John Henderson VI. ]. A. Noe Patrick
brewn rs; LII sGniison.
fiSkp.-hiko heny was .o
assault and battery before Judge Moses IN
Virginia City yesterday, and was fined
ssoO. Kelly ia the man who whipped his
wife, and who was arrested under the pro-
visions o, senator S.s " I,,"o NJ
yss,erusy s.a.su ~ m ~. - unsons,i.
ses neia mat the Pi'io'y ""
'ahonAi.
ONE OF the lady ieaehers IN ono u 'he
Virginia public schools makes = po'h'
TO Kiss all her pupils Twice . uay' a
Ckro.ieis reporter having heard OF this
shaved of his magnificent mou.tanhe'
ooasn'. ~ .,u,;a. nnJar ,bat teacher nc.t
Monday.
H. .,,.,.,..
MINE 'uNfLp.-ihe eiAih A'I"s
81 4. 49,
meooer, mas oesn i Ioi, .nd siI,e,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-14

Our people will have an opportunity Of
enjoying q very pleasant time next Tues
day evening. ON which occasion Prof. J.
willard. q young comstock magician. will
give an entertainment in tho Gold Hill
Miners Union Hall. He performs . cru.
ciixion trick which 10 worth the price OF
admission. Standing up against . cross,
hi. neck Is fastened by = ring and paddock.
his ankles manaelei and his wrists secured
with handouts. and from this position he
easily e~xtricafes himself. The celebrated
disappearance Of = bird and cage. - per-
formed by the Royal Illusionists. u also
done, and hundreds Of others equally sue
cessful. Those who have scsn his private
performances speak Of them in terms oil
wonder and admiration.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-14

The .i,sy-d.y roll Of the Gold Hill rare
p,p.rtm~nt l. published In the NV
TO-DAY. Firemen should see tha' 'neN
names are properly recorded.
rnAsx W. curHnr. tho phonosrAphi.''
Ia. returned from Carson and viii Ak'
nm his re,idence on the Comstoek.
Tar Utah Silver Mining Company has
levied an assessment Of s2a share de'in-
qusnt Nay 10th.
SILVIA Crrr:is rcd hot for the construe-
,;on Of a system Of water works, including
hydranis and hose.
TIE weather 10 cooler to-day thai yes
.erday. Ne prospectof . storm at present.
however.
TIE sueeor mill will commence In .
few days erushius ore from the Pioneer
iunnel.
TIE old stock Of the Goodman mino Is
10 DO called in and new certificates will be
issued.
DuLLIeS valued at $500 90 was ship
pcl from Virginia City last evening.
THE Virginia City Republicans are hold
ing their primary meetings to-day.
Asrss1Iex Of isssresi-Havs you regis
tsrsd7
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-14

"8SSstt8a30
The second quarterly examination for
teachers Is being held to-day in the Gen.
tral School building. Superintendent Pas
more. Prof. J. W. whitcher and Prof. J.
c. James officiating as examiners. Appli-
caats for first and second grade certificates
are examined simultaneously. Arithmetic.
reading. spelling. writing and grammar
will DO disposed Of to-day, and the s1ami-
nation in the higher branches will b Coz
tinued Friday and Saturday Of the coming
week.
FIRST GRADE.
The applicants for hrst grade certificates
are Prof. L. II. Lister Of Gold Hill. and
Prof. T. D. James Of Silver. 1t present en-
gagged in teaching : Mis- George Wright,
Miss Lizzie Greenwood. Miss Lizzie No
Martin. Miss Clara Smith. Thomas Nc
Donald. Joncy Morgan. comprising the
entire A class Of the Gold Hill High
school; Willie III. Nicoll. Gold Hill ; Misa
Julie Nicholson. Miss Ella Stsrritt and
Niss Ada Holmes Of Virginia City.
oRApE.
Miss Casio Henderson. Miss Mary Nc
Gill. Miss Laura Holman. Mis- Cassis
I.owm mar of Geld Hill; Miss Jennie l..
Hodgins. Mrs. N. A. Knight. Niss flerA
Lynch, Miss Nellie Greenwault. Miss
Fiera Clancy, Miss N. L. Hawley, Mis-
Ella N. Hurj. Miss G. Courtney. Miss v.
Jones, Miss Ada McDufis and Master
Frank Pasmsrc Of Virginia City ; Miss
Emma Allen Of Silver City.
u QUESTIONS
Given in the first grade examination arc
much easier and simpler than those used
q, the last examination in Virginia City.
The questions in arithmetic arc - follows:
1. Reduce 2 pecks I quart 70 decimal OF
Q bushel and explain the process; reduce
the same quantities 10 the common frac-
ton Of q bushel. and explain the process.
2. Divide ono thousand and three-thou-
sandths by eight ten-tousAndths. and ex-
plais tho process.
.. Define the terms percentage. COM
mission. and brokerage.
4. Bought an article for s cents and
bOlQ " iuT III WINS
and explain process.
.. Sold . watch for SIS. and thereby
Lost Is per cent. What was the cost prices
Explain the process.
q. Define interest. principal. rate per
cent. and per Annum
Z. For what sum would I draw . nste ct
bank payable In 90 days, that I may re-
ceive $3.50. money being worth ~ per
cent. Q month";
8. How long 10 the longest straight line
that can be stretched In . room that 10 II
feet wide. 10 feet long and 10 feet highf
D. A gentleman's watch, when he start
cd from Greenwich. WAS correct. Was II
too fast or too slow when no arrived ct
Washington. and how muchi wshing-
ton IL In u degrees and Is seconds west.
10. How many acres OF each | OF
worth $50. Sos, $73 and $50 rsspec-
lively shall be sold that an average price
u SIS IS may DO obtained2
II. Find the square root OF 62o. and ex.
plain the process by diagram.
The test words for spelling we're calcu-
lus, catastrophe. celibacy, saddler. equi-
abscission. bateau. eAldron. ennis
.ary, Connecticut. pseudonym. Portuguese.
business, omnivorous. carbureted. ba-
cantharides, girkin. vermicelh.
triturate.
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NEW STORE.

A. sUMMERFiELD, late bootkeeper for
Reinsiein 4 Wolf. desires 10 Inform his friends
and the pablo generally that he has Just
opened, In Galatians old rdw ware store. oppo-
sils Jones drug ,tor.. Msin street. oold Hill. .
complete stock of gents furnishing goods, con.
sisting 10 part Of While Shirts. ranging IN price
CheyIct Shirts, purs linen, % to a.. All sorts
Of phirte in,de 10 or Ter aud warranted 10 %.
A splendid nvor,msnt Of ucnts' Underwear.
which he will sell reaper than any h,u.e In
the Stats. IN conjunction with furnishing
goods, he also keeps = splendld stock Of nne
cut, smoking and chewing tobacco; ESQ q mag
cigars. TlIE BRsT BIT CiaAhS IN TIKI
STATE. CONS and try them. Don't mistake
the place oppo.i,e JOnos' drug stor, Main
street. Gold I'LL.
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puuNxry DaIvrns.-Jimmy Raynor and

DRUNKEN DRryERs.-Jimmy Raynor and
man named Lewis. formerly engineer al
the Kniekerbocker mine. hired . buggy
from Moonsy's stable in Virginia City last
THURSDAY. After hosting In . full supply
OF bad whisky they started for . drive. Al
the Gold Hill depot they upset the vehicle
and bent the axle, but managed 10
straighten 10 out again. and set out for
Carson. Mooney heard OF the affair and
sent a man after them. They were found
in Carson by the nan, who took possession
Of the buggy. Lewis came back last even
ing aud Raynor got mp ON = freight train
to-day.
MouSr DAVIDSON MfSE.-The Carson
Ts;B..s Of last evening contained the fol-
lowing: That stirring old individual,
d. II. sturr. Is hard at work at the above
named mine. cast Of washoe Lake. and
to-day brought In specimens Of geld and
silver.beariug rock that would make the
mouths Of old California quartz miners
pour out wAt~r. To use an old miner {
term. the rock is lousy with free gold, MT
Sturr Ia prospecting the mine entirely on
his own responsibility. and feels . million
aire all over. such men ought to pros
per, for they are the once who build "
towns, cities and nations
TuosE BULLION SrIn.-The summonssi
in the sases Of the State against the bonan'
"a mines for delinquent bullion taIss fo'
the quarter ending December 81. 1876,
have been served. The suits are brought
10 recover the following amounts /: OF ths
California Mining Company. $6o.57l 10
of the Consolidated Virginia Mining Com
psp s5i, 500 81. Total. $ll2.3H H.
This il the amount Of the tai and percent
are on 4l,7N lilo tons Of California ore
and s0,167 tons Of Consolidated Virgins
ore.
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BRONCHITIS.
From, John riazr. REQ. Of Bennington, n.

10 rom John RiAgy. Req. Of Bennington. \. H.
"Tnres years slues I was very much rsduost
with a dreadful coagh. which resulted In Brop
dif.eult to spcak In all audible voice. To till
wa. aiisl s,vere n,ght swusts, and I 10 fear
fol OF going Into q decline. Aft.r recourse u
varions remedies 10 TO purpose. ] maie use o.
Dr.. wlstar's Daissn Of Wild Cherry, q fsv bot
ties Of which FULLY restored me TO health
since thst time I have hai several sevefu d
,scks Of cough, but the Bsisam has always re.
moved them. always keep u by me, and
should not know how TO do without H."
Sold b. all druggirtr.
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Assses Natss.
SAN FAlseisco. April ii.-s 2. n.

San FnlScisco. April As 2. ~
Best A DELIBERATELY bid.
Savage bid.
Choliar-P otosi-N asked.
Hale A Norcros-ii. bid.
Yellow Jacket-C bid.
lmpcrial-s5c bid.
Ophir-l2s bid.
Con. virginiA-30s bid.
CaliforniA-3jA bid.
Ophir-l2i. asked.
Con. virginiA-J0k asked.
CaliforniA-35t asked.
Overman-iis bid.
Caledobia-2s bid.
Ophir-i3 asked.
Overman-iG. asked.
CAledonia-2.3o Asked.
Manhattan 6S sold.
Ms1ican-1S bid.
Gould 4 Curry-6S bid.
MeIican-7t bid.
OvermaA-ij bid.
Chollar-29 bid.
Con. virginia-S0t bid.
Gould a Curry-I asked.
utAh-7a bid.
CLifornia-St bid.
Mexican - bid.
Californis-3G sold.
Crown Point-i.s0 bid.
lmpcrial-9Os bid.
Justieo-Ih bid.
Imperial -9jc asked.
Cro~n Points asked.
Noloe-2s bid.
Best A Deleher-iGs bid.
HALE n Sorcross-i.s0 bid.
Con. Virgipia-3i bid.
Utah-Is bid.
Overman-ljs bid.
Yellow Jacket-Gs bid.
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40 Xxx, u,K FOR nxING SICK.

N, person can use DoscHsr's GERMAN srxvr
without getting immediate relief aud care. We
have tho nrst case Of Cough. Cold or ceassmp:
tion. &c OF any disesss Of the Throat and Lungs
set TO hear RON that hss MT been cured. We
have distributed every year. for thrve years
.ver $50 0O pampls bottles b. drusg4fts In oil
parts IL the United STATED. No other mann.
tons such Q tsst ss this. o. TO your druggist
and gvt . bottle for 70 cents and try Il. Two
doses will relieve you. sample bottles, 10
cents each. tnhsl
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FROM A D,srINGUIsugD JURlsr

al have tri-d tho PsRuvrAN srTur. and the
result faily s~ustains your prediction. II has
msde q new man of m~e-infnred Into my sys-
TEN new vigor and energy. l am no logger
tremulous and dshilitsfed ~ when rot last
saw me. but stronger. hearticr, and with larger
a. any time during the i.,t 1vs years." sold
by AL drucriafA.
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A CARD.

To all Who Ars suffering from the errors and
iuil.erstions Of youth. nervous weskness. sariy
de ay. loss OF manhood. etc. I will send .
receipt that will cure you. YnnE OF cHAndB.
This grvat remedy vas discovered BY . n is<ion.
arr In South America. send q self- sdd.essed
envelope TO the REV. JOSEPH 7. 1NMAN,
station d. BIble House. New York City.
mhaO Am
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siIIRrs MADR TO ORDER.

Miss n. z. Fol!ott, at the Homestead. Gold
Hin. msnufssturea sh irts and Gsntiemsn's On
derwear 10 order. 81 the shortcst possible notice,
add guarantees . perfect nt. Repairing well
and neatly done. Send along your ord 70 and
prove the truth Of our sasert on. 73m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-14
MATHS! BATHsi.

The Pioneer Bathing Establishmsns Of Gold
Hill has been thoroughly rsnovsisd and rsnt
txd, and vii b open for the pablo 70 morrow
'I spi S' = J. y. xorr. Prspt..er.
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rnR PAi.ACR EATING STAND.

For . r,sit Of beef uneIcellsd 10 Storey
county. 20 to Thomas Hsnron's Eating Stand,
In the Palaces saison. nc. . North Q str et,
Viiginis City. Fresh oysters II all hoars in
every styis. Forty miners always on hand o.
night. For tss y. hcme style OF cooking. and
the best and fres' sst Of all that the markets
.ncri. the Palace Ealing Stasd has no superior
Try IL. hptS N
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RErORr.
~l,srosrsp pAlr IT a. =. xsArxs . col
-. Franchise Beard.

Saa Fraseisee Board.
Lat EvrNSs.
ss Raymond q Ely.A
SIS kurekA Con-. lin, isk
IS Jaekson.7
$50 Rye Patch. ~
LOO Alps. TS
loo Belmont. T,e
IS Leopard. AZ
3o Northern Belle. u \. a
iO aspsrai Thomas. &c
loo Manhattan. sS
Ito Defrees. los
80 0nnd srifs. ~. tio
$50 Modoc. ~. 30
CSC New Coco. u
IS Kmpirs liAAoI. CSC
80 0oldsn chario,,s
$ s e::s:; ~ r,x, ns.r.e.
Hos Con. Virginia. -. s3s. 50 So
80 Ophir, I'm
165 MEXICAN. 10. o..
80 oouid 4 curry. az. 81 -
TO Bss. 4 Bsleher. 3ok
l50 Bullion. f.Ca
90 Aipha. .. 81
liSo California, ", 3sA
3oos caisioniA, N. AZ
us Crown Point. 81
7iO Chollzr Potosi. IS. Sax
40 Ilals q soreross, az. 10
1855 Yellow JAehs;.T
l2O Beleher.5
IS sss t S.,as Ss sS. "a. .n
THIS MOANING.
as 0phlr. i7k. ISL, i,A 90
is9o MeIiesn. $40 SIMS
iTus loud = Curry. !. o's
ss1 Bs., . Bsiehsr. IGN. isS. IN. IN, isN'
.s1o California. u. sx. sx. SIN. as. Ss.
36A seD
$40 Savage. AZ. ~
1850 On. Virginia. a. sS' Ss' as' as w.
$50 css.l.r Ps,o-i, 20. %. .
iieo Hale I Norcross. IL. les
19Ss Gown Point. ~. 40
1918 Ysllsv Jacket. 6s.o
$50 Imperial. sse. .. sse
SIS Alpha. Q
no Bslehsr. ~
100 Conadsnes sk. 3yo
80 sierrs Nevada 8 -.
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