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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-30
%Churchill's Trial.

San BU%ESAvESruRA, Cal, Dec. 3d.
Yesterday at noon, while walking across
the Jail, the prisoner Churchill fell
senssless on the floor. His physician,
on being summoned. stated that the
ipilammatory rheumatism from which
he had long suffered had affected his
brain. At this writing he is still ins~n.
sible, although apparently stronger. In
the Court this morning Mr.. Raymond
stated that he was obliged to be in Sac
ramento IN the 9th inst, aud asked that
the case 60 over. On objection Of the
prosecution the Court ruled that Hay
mond's showing did not afford sufficient
cause for n continuance. The illness OF
Churchill was then alleged, and the
Court appointed four physicians to ex.
anime his condition. A recess was then
taken till 9 o'clock. The prosecution
decline TO take up any other case until
that Of Churchill IL disposed Of.
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Com HILL. Dec. 2s.-Darid Wilder,
Secretary, Third Station-Thirty feet has
been added TO east drift from top OF up.
raise No. ], passing through quartz as
saying from SIG to S2i.
Second Station-North stope No. . Is
looking we'll aud turning out some very
tine ore, assays running u little over one
half In gold.
North stopc No. I continues to yield the
usual quantity Of ore Of . fair grade.
During the week have been repairing the
shaft. replacing spiling, which had be.
come rotten. Worked only @ days this
week. on account Of the men laying of on
Christmas Day. Received on the 27th
from mill. bullion amounting to So.
O43 o.. 66.0j per cent. Of this being gold.
Total amount OF bullion received this
month, sls,22l "a. On account Of the
severe weather on the river. the mill has
only been running about one.half Of its
capacity.
A. LAcaEY, Supt.
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District Court.

The following business was transacted
in the District Court to-day:
Mayor OF Virginia vs.. Thomas Moses.
Continued for the term.
Mayor OF Virginia vs.. Gildo Correcco.
Appeal dismissed.
Mayor Of Virginia vs.. Gildo Corecco.
Three cases. Motion to dismiss denied
and causes continued for the term.
Mayor Of Virginia vs.. Alexander
Appealed dismissed by consent.
Finch vs.. Finch.-Alimony allowed,
SEQ per month. dating from December
81. to be paid in advance. Order to
show cause denied.
George Homenway W. Masonic Hall
Association. Case argued. Court rem.
dered judgment for defendant. the con.
tract not having been complied with.
Court adjourned till tomorrow.
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rHE WRECKED STEAMER.
Further Particulars OF the Disaster
by The Survivors,

New YoRK. Dec. 2S.-Wm. II. Clyde
4 Co.. owners OF tho steamer Emily Il.
Soudor. reported wrecked yesterday with
the loss Of her passengers and oil the
crew except two men, have received the
following telegram from the United
States Consul at Kingston. Jamaica, IN
answer to q dispatch: Theodore Stein.
ert and Alfred Anderson. quartermaster
and seaman, OF the Emily ID. Souder,
were picked up December IL on a life
raft by the schooner Abbott Deversaux
from Boston for here. They report that
the steamer fouDdered in q hurricane
two days previous. They saw one boat
filled with Passengers capsized along.
side. but lost sight OF the other boats"
KINGSTON, Jamaica, Dec. 29.-!Ths
following details are received OF the loss
Of the steamship Emily B. Souder: A
leak was discovered at . o'clock on the
morning OF the 10th. ind the deck load
was thrown overheard. At IL the crew
began throwing overheard the cargo in the
-; 10 h,.,,.saa 81 savin, an.
D mi hnn "" La soa,s
80 ,,t "n,. ono was fornJ useless
The first boat, containing first mate John
1ar. wa. swsmnod sionss;J. ma SEQ.
.I,"', im ~ .a, sn"ina.r poa,h
.uu =, ~. ,.am ona /. hs and savarsi
S,i;.J .uay Tha ,hi,J
Pas, Son.;nina ,h. rursar mi
49,. - a.;,,.a L. "A, IN n H.
oss' g. sona,.,s,sa s"J a. .an,a;n
.h;s, sn,;nssr ssconJ mate and two
..H".s. ra,,,ha v..soi am /, N, Tho
pl;n narsons r.ms;ninc Thsodors s,sns,t,
~ snd.rsan and ors cher n-,ssenos,
70 . : a"a,;na hatch i,.ring two
- All ono nss..nser whom Il wa.
iSnnass;hia a. h.fn as n s,.amsr Iis
1921 ,,,.a ,n;nr,.s s,,e,ward Al
DAYLIGHT Of the Ilth stepert and Ander.
son were nlopo. There were NO boats
nor bodies in SIGHT. Nothing but float
inc cargo. The two men saved were
rescued st z o'clock In the evening by a
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INNS MoRxINo.
a, a . o,,. q.
40 vpair. 90 ~, o. oo, "a, an
30 as,ioan '0'' '"' IN 'VA' S'
a. .,
slV 1oua SurIy'et'oN
20 nes.e peiensr'a.A
~ SAIhotnis ''s''s
ito sway. %
SOo a 'irginia, 's,'a
80 ChsllAr-P otesi, ISL, 80, 39s, 40
pS, III, NS. III, 10, ~
20 Hale a Norcross, ii
$40 Crown Point. 81, 8 Is
go Yellow Jacket. i3Si i3t, i3S, i3'i
40 Imperial, soc
2t0 Kentuck, 3 20. 90
100 Alpha. lev. IL, i0k
$40 Rslcher, 8 Gu. ~, 355
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VIRGINIA. CuY. Dec. %. ISIS. y.
Garios, .Sscrsiars The mino has been
closed 40 hours during the past week TO
allow Of necessary repairs TO the machinery,
consequently tho orV production has been
decreased.
On tue 1850 level the upraiso in west
drift No. o has been connected with the
1000 level and good ventilation secured.
We are now stopping out ore at that point.
On the 1850 level the north drift Is o
in 2sj feet and continues In quartz and
low grade ore.
ON the 1000 level Of the ophir mine the
drift south from the joint Ophir Wine Is
now in al feet. The past i've days We
have been engaged in timbering the drift.
At the &. 4 @. shaft the tank station at
the 1850 level has becn completed. That
at the 2l5O station has been cut out and
t.mbered seven feet.
W. II. PATTON, sup..
Par TAyInn-
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CHINESE QUESTION.
ALerel.ncaded Washington Editor.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 29.-The Cdpidi
to-day contains the following editorial
paragraph: That the California people
arc unanimous against Chinese immi.
grafton is shown by the action Of the
Constitutional Convention on the
memorial 10 Congress. The Chairman
OF the committee, General Miller. was a
Delegate at Large on the nom Partisan
ticket. The earnestness with which the
convention urges the question demon.
atrates q fair but deep impression against
the henthen Chinese. and II Is hoped
that the next Congress will deal a
decisive blow at one Of the great evils
which threaten our country. Religious.
ly, morally aud politically tho China.
man IL inimical to the spirit Of our
institutions, aud Ia altogether u filthy
wretch, as dangerous as he Is nasty.
The Southern negro is aborbed into our
politics to his own good and without
harm to the white man.. But the China
man Is irredeemably a creature OF his
own country, and will never improve.
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Russian students, Troubles

LONDON. Dec. 30.-An account Of the
riot Of the students Of the University OF
Keif. Russia. says: The students in a
meeting outside tho town decided to pro.
test against closing the University. A
number OF them well.armed proceeded
to the University. forcing their way in
after disarming the police and fixed on
the blackboard nh earnest protest against
the arbitrary proceedings OF the author.
tiles. Two companies OF local militia
tried to disperse the students. A col.
lision ensucd aud eighty persons were
killed and wounded. A cavalry force
finally cleared the square In front OF the
University. Some OF the students were
arrested. Similar riots on q smaller
scale broke out in other university
towns. It Is believed there Is IN inien.
ton Of ~proclaiming q state Of siege in
Kisff and Kharoff. The police are in
%structed to stop the smuggling OF reyo.
~lutionary pamphlets aud To prevent the
entrance Of revolutionary emissaries
from Germany.
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Coin HILL, Dec. %. 1878. -.Jame.
| yssslasi.. Prssiieaf. There has been NO
change Of note in the appearance OF the
| mine during the past week. We aro now
preparing 10 open out the 2560 level from
the pump shaft. The shaft ia now down
30 feet below this point and q further dis.
tAnco Of II feet will make 1t deep enough
TO put ia a large tank and lower our main
pumps down To this level. From this level
. north drift will he nj 70 connect with
tho Crown Point Wine for the purpose OF
ventilation and another will DO run south
q distance Of 400 feet before prosecuting
will be commenced.
Cros.eut No. 3 on the $500 level ia in
i37 feai. OF this distance 100 feet is in
good looking quartz. The face to-day il
IN porphyry and work on IL for the pres.
sent suspended. The main south drift on
this level Is being driven ahead a. fast al
possible in order 30 reach the south line,
when another crosscut will he made. a. the
southern portion Of the mine on this level
looks much more en~couraginsly than the
northern portion.
The bob pit at the $50 station is almost
finished aud the ballast bob will be ready
to put In place this coming week. During
the week We have extended the safety
guides and main track to the bottom Of
the pump shaft. We have also covered
our steam pipes throughout at both the
old and new shaft for the protection Of
steam. This makes q great saving OF
wood. especially during the cold weather.
One Of the cables at tho pump shaft
broke during the week, which caused q
delay OF % hours before II could DO re-
paired by a new one. ! have ordered from
San Francisco two new ropes, each l,lOO
feet long, and We will DO obliged to have
$50 feet Of l4-inch pump column together
with the necessary rods and strappins-
plates for the next lift Of pumps to the
25G0 level. All our machinery is in good
working order.
W. II. SMITH, Supt.
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Chon.r.Com.In..Ion sh.n.

VIRGINIA CRY, Dec. %. is1s.-A. A. y.
Harnoa, Prs,ident. AT Chollar.Norcross
Savage shaft during the past week we have
been working u pumps. which arc nearly
finished. We have eased and repaired u
feet Of the shaft. Much Of the stone for
compressor foundation has been hauled TO
the works, and next week we shall begin
putting 1t in. Water raised has averaged
o.2oo gallons per day, or about 2,3i0 tons
for the week. Everything ct the works Is
in good order and running smoothly.
isaac L. RrQrA, Supt.
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deserted,

BISMARCK. d. T., Dec. 29.-Lieut,
Harry Tiffany Of the ilth Infantry al
Fort Custer, who recently deserted while
attending q court martial at Fort KeoRh,
was driven to that step rs Is asserted by
threatened disclosures OF forged pay nc.
counts sold In Bismarck and the pro-
ceeds lost by him ut faro. Tiffany Is a
nephew Of General Joe Johnston and
husband OF Miss Barrett Of Baltimore,
whom he clandestinely married at the
Palmer House in Chicago last Septem.
Der. An order for his arrest is out.
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Yellow Jacket.

GoLp Hill. Dee. 30, is7s.-N,reer Oiry,
Secretary. The new shaft Is now down
2O93 feet; bottom in hard ground, but
working fAvorably. The main DRIFT south
on the 2iO0 level OF the old mine has at
tanned 4 distance Of 5Gj feet from the
Wine. Work Is discontinued In this drift
and a drift started north from the Wine
ON the same level. This new drift Is now
in ten feet. with its face in hard porphyry
mixed with quartz. The Wine from the
1900 to tho 1900 level is completed. giving
better ventilation to that portion OF the
mine.
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Accidentally Killed.

San Francisco. Dec. 29.-About noon
to-day Henry Ginter. better known to
frequentors Of the Ocean House and
Lake MERGED as "Harry. the Doatman,"
wa instantly killed by the accidental
discharge OF q gun. Harry wal about
to take q couple Of sportsmon out on
the lake In his boat, and as he was step.
ping into the boat, holding one OF the
guns by the barrel. 1t was discharged,
the load taking effect In his bowels.
making q frightful wound. lie fell back
with nm exclamation and died instantly.
Deceased was q German. aged 30 years,
and was much liked and esteemed by a
large circle Of aequIplances
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Vessels Wrecked,

NEw YoRK, Dec. 3O.--Ths steampshiT
darlington from Galveston. Texas. fol
Reval with four thousand bales Of cot
ton went ashore at Bermuda while try
ing to make a harbor to repair o leak,
One thousand bales were saved.
The steamship Kate. from Galveston
for Havro with a cargo OF cotton, which
went ashore at Bermuda, has broken up,
One hundred and eighty bales OF dam
aged cotton were recovered up to Christ
mnn.
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given, have been sent from the Comsioek
to the principal Offices Of tho various COM
panies in San Francisco;
sierra Nevada.
vIEGISIA CRY. Dec. %, ls's.-W: W.
Sei.oa, .S,crs,ay -; The incline has been
sunk and timbered during the past week
iG feet; total distance below the 22OO level
% feet. A. predicted In my last weeks
letter, the incline has passed entirely into
the cap rock. The ore body. from where
ir,, discovered In the incline, has shown
al average pitch Of 3s degrees. to within
~ re-, %! the present face 81 the incline.
Al tl.s point It changes its pitch from Is
derr,,s ~ an angle of Gbou, 40 degrees.
which accounts Tor the incline passing
gradually to the east Of the ore body. The
ore body, who're last seen, AZ ths bottom OF
tn incline. 10 feet from the face, ~ lie
.crib 4 above, still shows that well'dtintd
CASING between cap rock aud ore. with the
exception Of tho difference Of the angle,
which has BEEN 50 continuous from tue
2iO0 Lowell down to the point before men,
toned.
The north drift to connect with the east
shaft on the 1900 level has been advanced
during tho week "a feet; total distance
from the north crosscut. 40 feet. The
face Of the drift o shows porphyry and
clay with seams Of quartz in'ermihed' anu
ia. ground In the face works well.
The third compartment OF the incline
will be completed to the 1900 level In about
two days more. There will bo no further
work done in this compartment below the
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VIRGINIA CRY, Dec. 30, ls7s.-E. n.
Hai~,., .S,ereiary The east ~crosscut, 2i00
level, has been advanced 20 feet total $50
feetJ, continuing in soft material with
strcaks Of clay and quartz and hard spots
Of porphyry. The south lateral drift,
2i00 level. has been advanced 81 feet
total lJ3 feetl, passing through kind.
looking porphyry, the face to-day being in
soft ground VI clay, quartz and porphyry.
The incline has been repaired and re-
timbered II feet. The water to-day stands
GO feet below the 1000 level. The Savage
Norcross joint drift. 1000 level, Is in sii
feet. NJ. q. GILLETTE, Supt.
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AsPHYxIArKp.-M 1880 to-day Nick
Wiley. while adjusting gas hIinss in the
"sawdnst Corner" Virginia, became
asphy mated, fell and slightly cut his
head. lie was taken home in a wagon.
lie has had several similar experiences
during his long connection with the Gas
Company and their works.
ORIGINAL Ike. the well.knovn "char.
acter Of Virginia City. says that he is
probably the finest hall decorator on
earth. lie refers to the managers Of the
Bachelors Club Ball. which was given
last week.
CoLp.-The Thermometer has been
down to IL three or four times already
this season. but Saturday was u cold.
at day. The thermometer only reached
% !hat day. with all its best endeavors
to get up. I
LABOR DONE n. X. Lsmson has filed
affidavit that during tho year 1915 there
was work. etc.. done on the Cedar Hill
Consolidated amounting TO 500; 1876.
S59s Go; 1877. Sl.iis 90. ISIS. $3.50.
Strike IN JuLu.-A very promising
strike ia reliably reported In the face OF
the south drift. 1000 level. Of the Julia.
Assays wers not made In time for to-
days issue. but the rock looks well.
DURING the past week the soa,h lateral
drift Of the Sutro tunnel has been
advanced 81 feet; total length. 992 feet.
The temperature in tho face is l02
degrees.
SPLENDID ice. eight inches thick. is
bang hauled from the iee-pond below
the town Of Sutro. TO the ice-hsuse. near
the mouth Of thu Suiro tunnel.
KlANrR 4 MCLEAN have filed notice
Of location Of 1900 feet ON Gold lode.
Cedar Hill. Virginia District. east Of the
Gold Lead mining claim.
TrnnSLL & Rxxsr. OF the Union Iron
Works, on the Divide. have satisfied a
lien against the Original Keystone for
the sum Of ~. 702 90.
A VIRGINIA ice cream cart has been
metamorphossi into a meandering We
hiele for the vending OF pitch pine kind.
ling wood.
TEE California Mining Company Satur.
day night shipped "a bars Of bullion.
worth si2i.3 35 %. and ophir So.
$40 So.
The large vertical WINE going down
from the 100 level Of the Sierra Nevada
will reach the 1000 level in another
week.
TukY have an every day, open air
matinee. ON the Divide. digging up and
throwing out frozen water pipes.
AUGUSTUS ASH has made affidavit o:
labor on tho Monte Christie No. 2 for
1878. to the value OF 500.
DANIEL HURLEY has N de affidavit OF
labor to the amount, OF 500 on the Hur-
ley mine for 1878.
THERE Is a message at the Western
Union Telegraph Office. Gold Hill. for
Anthony Tone.
SKILL In marble working" interests
the average Comstock youth more than
Aught else.
Col. JANIS G. Fam reached the
Palace Hotel. San Francisco. Friday
might.
ScARLEr rKvER is quite prevalen. in
certain portions OF Virginia City.
sAvAox is new sidewalking up around
its Office and hosting. works.
C~ATuARrsx BLAKKLr has hled dselara-
dion Of homestead.
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HENRY BAwDEy, M
JuIin Consolidated.

VIRGINIA CRY. Dec. 2s, ISIS. Nod,
Secretary The southwest drift, 1000 level,
has been advanced 81 feet for tho week
ending this date. encountering more solid,
compact material than heretofore met
with. We are also developing pockets OF
extremely hot water, which Is confined In
. drain made for that purpose.
Repairs on the isOO level south drift
have advanced IS feet for the week ending
this date /; total distance repaired, 77j
feet.
The machinery is all in good working
condition.
Henry BAwDES. Supt.
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8uiIion.

GoLp HILL. Dec. 30. 1878. Josph
Grass, Secretary During the past week the
incline shaft has been sunk sixteen feet,
making . total depth below the 1850 level
Of ISL feet. Material has been q mixture
Of porphyry and quartz.
On the 1000 level we arc still engaged In
repairing the north drift.
On the 24OO level north drift work has
been temporarily suspended. owing to en-
countering q stream Of water last Tuesday.
Soon as the water is sufficiently drained
work will b. resumed.
Z. A. SCHULTZ, supt.
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piper.s Opera House.

People are getting ready for q good
reception OF Chanfrau aud the California
company. which Is to support him at
Piper's Open, Virginia, Wednesday
next. The season will open with a mat.
inee New Years Day. and "Kit, the
Arkansas Traveller" will be the play.
II will also be played Wednesday and
Thursday evenings. after which u will
give way to the "0ctoroon" for Friday
and Saturday evenings and Saturdays
matinee. Secure seats at the box Office.
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silver Ilill.

GoLD HILL. Dec. IS. ls7s.-W. q. Dean.
.S,crstarg. We have run the St. Louis drift
"a feet since last report and the 100 level
crosscut 10 feet. Our new pump 10 run.
ming frstrate; also our new bob Is working
satisfactory. We shall overhaul our pump
engine next week. which will stop work
about t~wcnty.four hours.
n. G. HILLYER. Supt.
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ale

VIRGINIA, Dec. -. ISIS. l.. WsNsS
Pfs.iis-t: The joint Union Consolidated
WINE ON our 1000 level has been u n and
timbercd $ feet during the past week
total depth. lbs feet GU the slope. Mate
rial passed through and In the bottom is
hard blasting porphyry. We have COM
plcted the work OF enlarging and retim-
bering the main north drift from the
Ophir incline.
The main north drift on our 1000 level
has been advanced 81 feet total length
FROM our southern boundary. 20 feet. The
material passed through has been favorable
working porphyry.
W. H.. PArrcs, supt.
Per BENDER,
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o. II. 0ALLrr. opposite the Hank Of califor.
mia, Gold Hill, hseps constantly on hand ali
favorite brands Of Imported C.sAr., choice Bit
cigvr, al kinds Of chewing t0baecn. meer.
scLaain pipes, school books and stationery OF
all descriptions, nne cutlery. and ,oys AMI fancy
good, OF all kinds. apas M
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Duel in France.

PARIS, Dec. 3O.-In consequence Of
angry words last Saturday between
Baron Rogniat. o diplomatic attache
aud Count Pacinett, q foreign officer.
q duel with swords was fought yester-
day. The Count received two wounds
--one serious.
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Arr,y.,. Y.-,cr,,ny u.rniur.

IA Baitinger, II Kelly. N c Goodrich.
q d Sessions. J $ Kennedy. y kimball.
n Allen. Mrs EJ Richards, Miss y Fry,
L Folsom. Mrs Seymour. A True and
wife. N Smith. J Kelly. Geo whalls and
wife. p banner. d Kinney, Pc Baumgar-
fsl
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A CARD.

To al who are suffering from the errors and
indiseretions Of youth. nervous weakness, early
decay. loss Of manhood. etc.. I will send .
receipt that will cure you, YnhE Up CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered b. . mission
AIRY In south America. send . self-sddressed
envelope 10 the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN,
station ID, Bible House, New iork City.
sa10 I'm
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A VOICE PnOM NEVADA.

From Virginia City poor sufferer. almost
devoured alive by an uloerous rcrct dissase,
sends Us his thanks and gratitude for his re-
ooyery 10 heath. efusied by those sterling good
msdlcin. Q, Bnstol's Ssrrspsrilla and Pulls,
established for over forty years. They have ths
confidence OF both docior- and patients.
au2t In
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p.,.r,.r-. s.,ur,,., Evening.

= Lufkin. J 4 HArdwiek. Thos spraier,
u l. Muller. 4 Karl. J Mallei. J d rwiss,
q II stcddard. D Wheeler. A Il Noel,
W @ Dovsy. Miss Walter. NJ King. Mrs
Campbell. W II Kruger. Chas ~Kayanaugh,
ChAs wsleh. J Duffy and wife. + Ward.
J Williamson. Miss Williamson. Mrs ID {
Curtis.
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.v,,.,. mn, nor.la..

welton. J W Adams. Il " Ross. Mrs
A Hutchinson. L W Bradford, Mrs NJ A
Lipson. L W Leonard. Miss N Ron. Miss
MeCArriek. Mrs Jos M~eCarmarek.
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r,ep.r,.r.. i.., r,..Inr.

Mrs krause and child. II shaw, Cha II
Kelly. y $ Warren. Ned Campbell. Grant
/ Iaei. q II Nelson. ID MeDara. Chas Dale,
PE Hughes. Vim = Bedding. L l. Smith.
N v Dew, Mrs L N Kendall.
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