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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-19

EDrroR Nrws; The readers Of the
Territorial Es,ePri's were to-day treated TO
an article on Lucky Baldwin. in which
that gentleman Ia placed in tho light Of .
victim Of misplaced confidence. At the
head Of the column containing tho article
the tie Of sympathy which should subsist
between capitalists and laborers Is touch
ingly portrayed. whilc In tho one In ques-
ton occurs the following remarkable pas
sage. which I leave to Others to reconcile
with what appears above: Without any
answer from Baldwin. . California Jury
would reason that II, with her mothers
consent. . young sewing.woman acceptsd
the marked attentions Of Q man like
Baldwin. etc.. Il was for . sinister pur-
pose" In the name Of common sense, l
AK. not you alone. Mr.. Editor. but all
intelligent readers. who the devil IL Bald
win. that Ii should be taken for granted
that q "sewing.woman." forsooth. II not
his entire social. intellectual and ethical
equalr Are we living under . monarchial
form OF government, where caste dis
tinctions exist and where the "I am
greater than thou" doctrine receives
the sanction Of legislative enactment; OF
IL this q government % free people. whose
grand man-inspired and inspiring princi.
pies are typifed In the declaration thai
q all men are born free and equal" With
q delightful obliviousnesso OF Published ev-
ilence. the Esisrpriss, or It's editor. as
that the mother and daughter in
question are the guilty parties, and style
their suit Matchmaking. by consulting
his exchanges, he may learn, II he does
not already know. that Baldwin has ad-
juced a trifs too much evidence for the
good Of his cause. For instance. that the
m caused much annoyance and con-
fusion In tho carpet factory for weeks be-
fore they were discharged; but that In
despite az II. they were retained In en-
ployment at salaries Of 81 and 81 per day,
respectively. The unbiased reader natnr-
ally asks: Wa this action prompted by
charity, or was IL the evidence Of . "sin'
ister" purposef lie must see thai the
g~ratuity might have been bestowed upon
the women without inficting their COM
pany upon the other employees Of the fac
tory and answer. sinister"
IL seems 10 me that the man who detects
q sinister intent In the acceptance OF prof.
ferrcd attentions. and yet can discover
nothing but guileless innocence In tho m
profcring them. must DO afflicted with
mental strabismus. II II was wrong for
Miss whatd'y 'cAll'er IN so with Baldwin
Ia his private room. In what light. may l
ask. Is the man who invited her there TO
b. rcsariedp The E.i,rpri.s. or its editor.
says "a victim" think II either WAS
victimixed IL was tho one u the opposite
sex but the chances are that both knew
what they were about. Lucky baldwin
should not be mean when he can 3 well
Afford to DO generous.
GRAss WIDOW.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-19

The project Of establishing a County
Poor House has been proposed by some Of
our leading citizens. The scheme has
been discussed TO somo extent by the
County Commissioners, but so far. moth
ing definite has been done. II Is = matter
that should receive the immediate and
earnest attention Of the authorities. and II
power Is vested In the Commissioners they
should proceed at oncc TO the construction
Of q house suitable for the accommoda-
ton Of the INDECENT citizens OF the county.
At tho last meeting Of the County Com
missioners the Virginia Relief Committee
presented q claim for several hundred dol.
lars. claimed 10 have been expended for
the benefit Of public paupers. by the re.
port Of the President Of the Gold Hill
Board OF Town Trustees, IL will be seen
that during tho past year the sum OF
$500 ~ has been actually paid out for
charity In this town. Had II not been for
this assistance during the Winter months,
there would undoubtedly have been great
suffering among the needy. In some
eases. II was really necessary. In order to
keep soul aud body together. Some 81
the moneylcss lenizons 81 other places
having heard that they could receive "a
sistance from u Trustees. have come TO
Gold Hill for that express purpose. and IN
nearly every case their wants have been ro-
lieved. This speaks volumes for the hu'
name generosity Of our Town Trustees,
but Il also illustrates the wrong To which,
the people Of this place aro subjected. IL
- -. - nth lUtlI l..ll .u.NnRl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-19

srrrnisr PArry or KNOTS. - The
.,u,,,.r. az D.mon Io.lre No. q. and Car
son Lodge No. 4. knights Of Pythias Of
Carson City. Last evening chartered = spe-
cial car. and coming mp to Virginia City
paii a fraternai visit to Lincoln Lodge No.
4. The visit WAS q complete surprise. but
the members Of Lincoln Lodge gathering
in force showed themselves fully equal TO
the occasion. and entertained their visitors
In . most royal manner. Ai'er inc close
Of the Lodge the n'emoers OF .he oruer
adjourned to Coopcr's Hall. al the inVi,a-
ton Of Prof. Varncy, and enjoyed the
pleasures Of . social dance. After which .
splendid collation. WAS spread al ihe wy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-19
FATAL ACCIDENT.
job. O'Leary Killed by = Leeome-
uvs-Death In u Tunnel.

-
A delegation Of Knights Of Pythias from
Carson City came to visit their brethren In
Virginia City last evening. After the
lodge had adjourned they boarded the car
and started home. As the train was enter
Ing the straight tunnel. near tho Yellow
Jacket shaft. the fireman saw . man sit
ting on the outsido end Of q tie, apparently
asleep. The bell was ringing at the time
and the train was going at tho usual rate.
Tho brakes were Immediately applied. but
before the train could be stopped II had
passed where the man Was sitting. There
vas no Jar. bat the engineer fearing that
the man had been hurt. stopped his
train and ran back. The man was
found twenty or thirty feet from the
western opening Of tho tunnel. He was
still alive. and WAS taken aboard the train
andbrought to the Gold Hill depot. His
wounds were examined by several physfc.
isns who were called. but nothing could
be dono for tho unfortunate mans relief.
II was found that the back Of his head was
crushed In. and In the judgment Of those
who saw tho wound. IL was caused by the
cylinder heal striking him. There were
no other bruises or marks upon the body.
and the man evidently did not know what
hurt him. by papers found upon the
person Of deceased II was ascertained that
his name Is John O'Leary, and that no
was formerly Q resident Of Calistoga. Cali.
fornia. O'Leary lived only half an hour
from the time Of the accident. which &C.
cured at about half-past I O'Clock. Ii Is
supposed that the man was under the in
iiuence Of liquor at the time. A NEWS re-
porter visited the scene Of tho occurrence
this morning. aud. upon examination. Ia
impressed with the belief that the theory
Of the accident given above Is correct. \
man sitting ON the end Of tho ties wonld
DO In . position to bo struck by the cylin.
der-head.
Tho corpse was removed 10 the under.
taking rooms Of N. Iarivierre, In Gold
Hill. and was visited to-day by q great
number OF visitors. all wishing to SEQ II
they could recognize the dead a. one Of
their former friends. Charles Forman, |
Superintendent % the Oyerman, said he
thought he recognized the man a. O'leary.
q brother.in.lsw Of Coll. Doanc. Of San
Francisco. Mr.. Deanc telegraphed to ].
u. Lowe. Of Virginia City. to take charge
% the funeral arrangements. which he has
done.
Several months ago 0'Leary came to
Gold Hill from San Francioco. lie first
went to work In the OvcrmAn mine. but
did not remain there long. He was out
% employment for some time. but during
the past month had been engaged ~ watch
man at the Niagara mine. DECEASED was q
member Of tho Order 81 Free and Accepted
Masons. and about thirty ycars Of age.
The funeral will take place tomorrow at 2
o'clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-19
STAR CL0rHINa HOUSE.

We have sought By all fair and honorsbls
means to gain the confidence Of the eommunlty
10 which we live. Our motto and belief has
syer been that "Horcsty 10 the Best Policy"
By jud eious bu, ing. striet economy. fsir daai.
log ard strict attention 10 business, w have
gained and intend 10 rvtsin the confidence md
s,sd Gill Il the people OF storsy county. In
order ~ accommodate our iarse aud growing
patronage We have opsned . branch clothing.
hou. Q 10 90 d Hit. scoLd r. nothing of the
kind IN Goii lIill or Virginia Clty. Th.s store
He lLtend TO run In connection with the ne 10
Virginia City. 10 ~ TO accommodate both ends
OF the u Dmsiock. Doth tors will b. supplied
at ali I'm . 9Th tho very latest styles. and q
stick OF goods which. In quality. quantity.
variety and ~ch-apns-s, esnnot Be excelled b.
Az c!o,hing .holSs IN the stats. Our stocts Of
nns dress aud eudeess suits Y upeIeeils1 in
tas state. Oar boys' snd youths stock II I'm:
shoes. and gents Furnishing goods. ss DEFY
competition. Friends and pstrvu, OF Virginia
CITY and Go'd Hill. rcmea'b.r that 70 have 81.
Ways dealt fAiru and squsrely with lou ihst
We never have tried 10 make you bsl,evs that
ws selleoods below eost, While actually max.
the Q pront Our motto has always been
'fair Dealing" We intend 10 the future. -
n the psst. TO mako u - Jour sdvan ~ to
pstronfts ne. By mt, buyinS cur roods .. the
Hast. which ve can do II rates that will snsble
~ { , cell 90 ain. ~ nsures t.st wall always give
you the full worth OF your nno.ey ! seeondly.
By fair honest snd &C ommodains dealing
with eli Who may favor De With acsil hs-
member the tlAce. Pistt 4 Rich. Halls bald.
log. opposit- the News once. Main street
Gold I'LL. and 10 south O stree, Vgtnis
Clty.
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NEW ~TORE.

A.. sUMMERYiELD, late bootkeeptr for
R-instsin 4 Wolf. deslrcs 20 Inform bis frietds
and the pahlic s,n-<aily that he las just
op ned, In Gallstin's old hardware store. oppo-
sf'e Jones oIus ,torr. Msin sifeet. cOld hiii. Q
conpiets stock OF gents furnishipg goods. COZ.
.is.ing 70 part o. white shirt, r,nsing 10 price
Chevist shirts. par, linen. % TO a.. All sors
OF shirt M dc 10 or Ter and wArranted 10 o..
A splendid assorm'nt Of 0ents' Underwear.
which be will sell c taper than any b ute In
the STATE. In conjunction with furnishing
goods. he alec keeps . splendid stock Of nns
niasent stock Of eengins Havana aud damssiic
ciesrs. THE BEST BIT Ci0AhB IN THE
STATE. Cons and Try them. Don't mistake
the place opeo,iie Jones' drug s,or. Main
Isl A. sUNugRHfRLD 4 co,
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Arv,,.s. sss.
L.ens. Goliath.

Tho aforesaid was in Gold Hill to-day
taking \ look At his old stamping ground
and doing . large amount Of hand-shaAing
and connubiaiing with his old friends.
Lem. docs not look to BE- over forty'five
wear. Of age. although the Piuies remem-
Lar him as the Oldest ~inhabitant, As n
former superintendent OF the old ChAi-
mare about the little ore bonanzas still re-
msiainy in that bit Of the Comstock than
ANYBODY. and during tho two or three days
he hss been back here from Salt Lake no
Ia. secu moro Of tho latest subterranean
vorkings Of the comstock than many who
have lived here for numerous years. He
has been all through the big BONANZA ana
seyersi other Of tho aeep-uorked mines,
and will 90 back TO Salt Lake In . day or
two we'll posted and able to tell the Saints
ali about the whole Comstcek racket.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-19

THE School LECTURE LAST NroHr.-
Professors Van waGenen aud Baker enter
tanned Q very largo audience at tho Gold
Hill Central School.housc last evening.
Tho former delivered an exhaustive lee
turs on the properties Of sulphur and the
various compounds into which u enters
- an element. Tho lecturc was illustrated
with numerous experiments. which were
pleasing ~ we'll % Instructive. Professor
Baker introduced tho subjectof electricity.
and succeeded In performing several very
interesting experiments by means OF the
admirable apparatus belonging TO tho
school. The date Of tho ncIt lecture IL
not yet announced.
VIRGINIA CirY DExocRAps.-After the
hali.hour adjournment Of the Virginia
City Democratic Convention yesterday
afternoon. the nominations were continued
with this result: Chief Of Police. James
Brcen ; Aldermen-First Ward. Eli John
son ; second Ward. william Bitter /: Third
Ward, Captain Lloyd Rawllngs; Fourth
Ward, Hugh Kennedy. The following
persons were chosen members Of the City
Central Committee: First Ward. Ter
renee Tully (; second Ward. Geo. Thatcher:
Third Ward, Miles Pinlen Fourth Ward,
Slime Gallen at large, DR.. Bergstein.
AL the ssvss Of Virginia City are In .
rotten condition.
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Crewa' IreisI

The San Francisco Aha q yesterday
says: A sharp reaction took place to-day
In Crown Point. based upon favorable news
from the east crosscut 2OOO-foot level,
quartz carrying good assays having been
encountered. tisno rumored that there
Is TO I've q sharp contest for the control Of
this property at the annual election In
June. urcat dissatisfaction exists with
the old management, and tho contestants
who are reported to bc strong In stock
will probably veniilatc the many reports
aiost. The old management Is strrnn.
ously cxerting itself fer proxies. with In.
different success. as holders Of stock have
got knowledge Of what is contemplated
and intend to retain the management of
their shares In their W hands. II is q
wise move In this instance. and we advise
all holders TO retain the control Of their
stock unit. the new movement develops
itsclf.
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RnEATn.

Among al the disasrssable consequences that
follov the deray Of the teeth. En- Impure breath
must b. tho nost Notifying and unpleasant 10
its posses,or, and % II The most insxcuabls
and Offensive In soeisty and Jet the cause Of i
may easiiy be removed by cleansing ,our tssth
grsnt s0ZoD0NT. 10 purides and swsstsns
the breath. eools and ruffeshss the mouth. and
giv.s . psafLliks app<arsnr q 10 she teeth.
Gsptienen Who indulge In smoking should
Gle nsc their teeth With b0Z DON'T. . u
removes al unpleasant ,dofs Of the seed. All
your druggist for u. spieim
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Gold Hill. April 10. 1871.
The Raiisx Passiss strenE IN
Death.

Many Of orr readers will remember
John farnsworth. for several years past
engineer at the julia mine. Johnny, as he
WAS called by his a~eluaintances, WAS one
Of the most kini-hearted, genial. whole
soulcd men In Virginia City. lie was u
hrst-class engineer. made friends with all
with whom he came in contact. and was
Motel for a somewhat eccentric and inor-
dinate love Of ornithology. His rooms
presented the appearance OF . psrfect mu-
scum 81 the feathered tribe. Every kind
and character OF songster and curious
fowl obtsinable in this part Of the world
graeed the shelves. ami looked down from
every nook AMI corner % his domicile, all
stuffed aud preserved by his " hands.
A year ago Johnny WAS taken sick. with
every indication that quick consumption
would soon finish his earthly career.
Finding no relief. he finally reluctantly
accepted the advice Of his physician, and
going 10 San Francisco. embarked for the
Sandwich Islands, in the hope that = sea
voyage and change Of climate might &C
eomplish for him what doctors and drugs
hal failed 10 do. His voyage out from
Ban Francisco proved fearfully rough and
stormy, fears being entertained at times as
10 whether the ship would be able to
weather the gale and ever see port again.
One dark. stormy evening. when the waves
were breaking In hinge mountains over the
deck Of tho apparently doomed vessel
while the passengers and crew were busily
preparing for what appeared TO be . wa
tery grave, a stormy petrol. known among
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Al.eea AAles.

Ban Fn,ScIsco. April i9.-3 r. n.
Chollar- Potosi-36t bid.
Ophir-i4. bid, lIs asked.
Mexican - bid.
Gould a Curry-s bid. So asked.
Best 4 Belcher-2i sold.
California-35k sold.
Con. virginia-3jh asked.
Crown Points,. sold.
Yellow Jackets bid. sa asked.
ImperiAl-i bid. I % asked.
Sierra SevadA-ia asked.
Bullion-7s bid.
Eneheluer-3S bid.
Overman AN soli.
Union Cons sold.
Julia-i 6J sold.
Imperial-i % sold.
Con. virsinia-33'. sold.
Mexican 81 asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-19
sRNsIBLR ADVICE.

You are sslsd every day through the columns
Of newspaper and BY Jour druggist TO uss
something for Dyspepsis and Liver Complaint
ths, ia know nothing about. You ret de
eouraecd Spending money v th but LITTLE soc.
cess. Now " give you satisfactory proof thai
0nEKH's AuuUsr fLowER will cure yvu OF
Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaint with a. theif
eTeets. saeh ~ = or stomach. sick htsdaehe.
habit nj costvep-ss. paipitation OF the beaft
af.cr eating. ] W spirits. etc vv ash you 70 20
TO yoar ,rusgist asd got . sample bottle VI
0RkEn's Auousr fLnvKn for 10 csnts and ty
Il, or . regular slis for Is csnts.. Two doss
will relieve GU. mh0
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-19
NOTICE. I'd

Candidate. for onase at the coming Town
Election. Will pleas bear In mind that thsis
advertised announcement In this papss. -
well - election printing. mssf b paid for u
afc1aos. wsaeccpt Of no eont.nsvnt arrange
mems. bat treat all alike. A candidate Who can
not or Gin not announce himssif properly and
pay his printing bills promptly. 10 rot at for
the once he seeks. Moreover. he viii MT b
suees ssful.
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New Ysrk lssarsi.

Nrw YoRK. April i9.-The transae-
tons at the Board this morning were +;
100 Alpha i3t, 200 Delcher "a, 400 Best
4 Belcher 2iA. 200 California t2s. 200
Crown Point 81. 400 Imperial ~. 100
Gould A Curry9 81. 300 Eureka Con. 49,,
200 Justice III 200 0verman 29S.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-19

Russia Il Negotiating an alliance With
Persia, and the Shah 10 ofsring 5000
men TO Join the army In Anosobla. Hos
Utilities have commenced around Niksio.
Abdul Kerim has arrived ct Silistria.
The troops are enthusiastic.
BERLIs. April i9.-Ths Hafiosai zsifusg
learns that tie Gar will not trsusl through
Moscow going 10 Kischenen, which 90
casions considerable surprise In Russia.
II 10 stated, however, that the Car will
make . short stay lt Kisehenen. visit Noe
bow returning. and issue Ills war manifesto
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-19

A cuASaE.-Yesterday the weather was
warm. The saloon doors were all open.
Lager and lemonade were the popular
drinks. To-day the ground is covered with
snow. bright fircs burn In the bar-rooms.
oyercoats are In demand. ami hot WHISTLES
help to brace up the shivering dwcllers ON
the Comstock. The observing citizen
needs no better thermometer than TO
watch the Kind Of drinks disposed Of al our
public bars. Lster-The sun ID shining
again and the snow 10 nearly all gone.
Main street il covered with mud.
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rng PALACE EATING STAND.

For . roast Of beef unezeeiied In Storey
county. 70 70 Thomas Hsnron's Eating Stand
In the PalscsS Rai on No. 7 North @ str q.
Virginia lily. frssh oystsrs 81 al hoart IN
svery STYLE. iony ninsr alws,s 90 hand q
plghf. For tss y, home style Of cookinf. and
the hest ard frssl sst OF al that the msfksts
sford. the Pa'ses Eating stssd has no superior.
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A CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the errors and
ipdiserv,ions Of youth. nervous wssknsss. sssJ
do o.. ioss OF manhood. st.- ! viii ssnd .
receipt that will cure ron. PEE ov cnAnsh
This great rvmrdy vss discovered By Q y istsoe
Ar IN South America. Send . telf.sddse1eg9
envelope 10 the REV. JurEPa Z. LNnAxs
station d. bible Houss. New Yorh Cky.
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FROM A DIsrINaUIsHED JURisr.
.I h.,a iried th. prnur1An srsur end b..

"f hsss tried the PERUVIAN srHur and Tie
rcsuit faiiy s~ustains your prediction. u hss
msds Q new man Of me INFUSED into my sye
tenn new vigo, and energy. ! SIN no longer
ir~mulous and dshiiits,ei - vhen you last
saw me. bat stronger. heartisr, And With nrRef
e~sparity for labor, mental and physical, than
Il any time during the last i've years." odd
by all dru1p1stI.
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BArHsi Barusi

The Pioneer Dashipg Establishmcst Of Cola
RIM has been thoroughly rseovsiei aat rsat-
ted. and viii Be open fsr the pab't1 10 moeSvw
.II Is'' ). p. xorp. rrophs.os.
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sT0cK REP0RT.
tssruarsD DAILY 1T n. =. KsArxs . col
San fraseisce Board.
Last

San fraaeisco Beard.
LAST svxSrSo.
Is Meadow VALLEY. asc
10 raymond / Kiy.&
10 Jsckson, . 10
200 Belmont,
- Alps, Tsc
80 Leopard. > 10. s. 5 %. ~
100 tia. tOc
SIs Northern Belle. iss. ID 80. is, lev. isS
% Manhattan. o..
go Defrees. IL o.
$50 ofsnd PriIs. .. sss.s W
81 General Thomas. 2Oc
70 Advances
40 Modor. . 60. an
- coso Con. loo
10 New Coso. N
so Golden Chariot. ~
% Empirs iidahoi. fsc
eis Leeds. ~. ita.i
10 baltimore. 3oc
40 SILVER M. II. I %. 90
90 Challenge. IN
i0u Dayton, lsc
$50 New rork. SIC. as
soo Alta. ~
100 woodville Doc
ss5 Lady Washington. MI
- Kossuth. &c
60 Andes. oi. aOc. Sc
ts North Con. Virginia. toc, Sc
NO Prospect. soc
800 Trojan. sc
11ls Union o nc
ISIS Crown Point, s,sy Is. sx.s !.
$40 sierrs Nevada. B. 40. .s,tS
las Utah. l1A
sas Bat / Bslchsr. NV. 9as. "a.
sls Aipha. n i2x. lsS
sss S s:s. S.s.' S.. i ,sS. 10 sss ~. Il. s ,ss
$50 cnoilAr Potosi. q. t2S
10 Yellow Jaehet. ~
ass Beleher. az. 7. %
loo 0ould b curry. o.s sO
100 Califoma. ~
xfo Imperial. I Is. I IS b5
~ bullion. 81
19 Oyeman. -. a5s. IN. IS. AK. s.s sS.
T5 Gale ioniA. . IS, ~. D 10, $50
$40 justice. iok
$40 Ophir, 10
TINS MORNING.
40 Ophlr. isS. las. isS. isS. isS
10 Mexican. yS.ys.9 %
i0iO Gouid Z Cnry. ~. sA, 81
1910 is-t q belshsr. 2iS. aiS. slk
rs California. sSS. %. 8A
fs5 Savage. 3 a.. ~
2so On. Virginia, s.. Ax. sax.
sd Che lar tstosi. y. JIt I'D
90 Hale 4 Norcross. .
aa50 Crown Point. To-. TX, .'..s
i:NO Yellsv JAG exit, \, 81
ll35 Imperial. 10
iO kentuek. 5
100 Alpht. ". iVS
2ss Belehsr. 81
as sierra Nevada 4 t0.tS
~ Conndsnce 81
Loo Utah. II. iok
ss5 ~ruilion. IN. TX b3D. IN
s!o EIshsaasr. n: Is.
eiS overmsn. 81 y, nv. Az. u, 2ik
TeO Justice. ~. On. 90
tG5 Cni n Con-. 5S.5
so Julia, I 6,, I ~. Is
sa5 Caledonia. ~. SEQ
t0o Dayton. Toe
50 Rock islani. i1c
40 Nee York. U.s.
GU Lsdy Washington. !. sk
~ kos-uth. .0c
80 Andes. s5c. SOC
$50 Baltimore. nc
las silver Hall. iN.iO
loo woodviile. SOC
lsO north Goa. virginia, %,
l3D Prospect. Sc
50D Morning ,tsr.t
I'D Trojan, &c