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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-06-05
T a * e N o r I 9 e ! !!
Mrs. n. A. Moore'S
SCIENTIFIC HAIR PRODUCER.

M RS. H.. A. MOORE WOULD ANNOUNCE
1V1 TO the Ladies and Gt ntlemen who de- ire
the personal adornment of fine suit of hair,
that sh has patented her celebrated Hair
Restorer, which now been before the
public for space of two years. and has in
every Instance given entire satisfaction as to
what 1t pr misses. No mineral or Damaging
substance is used in this preparation, and it
Is guaranteed Il prevent air alling out after
four applications. Well known cases of long
standing bsldnoss have been successfully
'reated las per testi nonials In my possession)
1t viii produce iull fowin crop of hair ON
all stages of balan.ss, even TO its most pro.
nounced state. Ii VIII prevent hair turning
gray. ~ Preparations forwarded to all parts
OF the country. Y
One Bottle 81; or Three Bottles $40.
Address, MRS. II, A MOORE.
l00Sii Market St, San Francisco, Cal
AGENTS w ANTED.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-19
MINERS UNION HALL.
Mrs. shsehas's Beseas Last Might
An Eatertainmess That BEGAN
IN Icy and Ended In ssdnesa.

Miner Union Hall. Gold Hill. wA
,.,r,v ,..lo, IN o~veraovipg l.st evening
49, - -, a. NJ
on the OCCASION VI uo pen'ns mn
James Sheehan and her family. Tho aislcs
xer, 6llei with chairs, for which every
-,..-., ..i..,. ho,.a a, IN. r.,,,,,or.
saioon anu P,'s ~
hood Was laid under eon'riouhoh' ana IN
addition 10 the seating capacity OF the hall
.v.,, ,,.h ~ standing rom WAS occupied
on AZ. .iJ.s anil in The rear Of The room.
IA IL aid. too. that the ladies who had the
matter in charge sold hundreds Of tickets
which were not presented at all Last even.
ing. 40 that financially considered tho ben
EN- was . grand success. and tho coin
assured 10 Mrs. sheehan will amount TO .
voodly sum.
Tho entertainment consisted Of Q concert
and ball, which was intended TO last until
DAYLIGHT. Int which was broken up by the
nnfoytun,ts shooting AFFAIR which Is 70.
corde,i eIsevbero. james 0ribblo acted
a s,.ya m,nsosr. and the excellent man.
.men, ~ M concert t.stlaed 10 bis en-.
c;Sncv Ths srst mart Of he Performance
."n.i.,.a ~ an clio Inv the o-ririnsl Gold
uin Im.teur Min.trsi,. Prpest p. Hall
..tiny a. Bones. Tommy Alexander A
T.msa and nan O'Conneli A. in~terlocutor.
rsi. 80, 81 ,he Entertainment Vas reiished
y. .o"s mnsic AMI nnrosrious fun
;in,ins ~ m.to mn an ensemble
,SosanshI. s,iov.bls. songs of a senti.
aasa,.i .S.rsct:r w.rs riyen with good
sT.c. nv Near. Andersen. Movie, and
0,ihhIe and of a broadly comic nature By
-, tI.II .nd Tommv Alexander. Tho
mi Dcsperandum." BY X. T. Rule. was
..n.ci.iiv ane' and drew forth 4 burst
N rnthpsi.stio APPLAUSE from the crowded
sndisnce.
TN sscona mart consistej ofsmusic and
,eci,.,ion nv Miss Katie Fslk Of vir.
mn !..-.,i. ronrI.r conn,
s r.,,,ad "Tbc Poli,b Boy." one q
n. ~, Jie,.,i, 81 nostic desi.msiions.
IT., rs.',ins ~. cs,ofui tb-rouchont' snd
har .iocr,io, Ana In r..,onss In . bcsrtv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-19
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

Tho House Judiciary Committee To- day
authorized Chairman Knott 70 prepare and
report to tho House . bill repeating the
bankrupt law. 10 take effect q 70 involun.
tary proceedings Immediately after lie pas
sage. and As TO voluntary proceedings from
aud after July I, 1879.
In the San Francisco Board Of Super
visors to-day = protest against the l5.000.-
900 steal by tho Spring Valley Water com.
pany was adopted, and the members Of tho
Board will 60 to Sacramento In . body 70
make combined effort against this bill.
Tho House Committee on Territories
to-day agreed 10 report 10 tho House with
favorable recommendation Representative
Luttrell's bill 10 regulate elections and the
elective franchise In Utah.
Tho Republicans made nearly . clean
sweep In the municipal election In Vallejo.
CAL, yesterday, electinR all the officers but
two-one School Director and u School
Trustee.
General Grant. wife and son arrived u
Naples last evening In the United States
steamer vandAlia, which will return 70
Athens tonight.
The President to-day nominated James
Cocy for Postmaster at Ban Francisco, and
Albert Lowry at Placerville, California.
The subscriptions to-day 70 tho four per
cent. bonds are 81 ,0l2, GOO dollars. Total
subscriptions to date $4.6o0,000.
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Zoe Mcguire Dead.

A telegram from Charles II. Fish. san
Francisco. received to-day. Informs Us
that Joe Mcguire, 90 we'll remembered
among the old residents OF the Comstock.
died al 4 o'clock this msrning In that
city. In the early times Of Virginia City
Joe Wa prominent and noted a. splendid
tenor singer. and member OF the Virginia
Glee Club, assisting on all public occa-
sions. MS we'll ~ at private soirees, etc.
For the last few years he has resided In
San Francisco. where he has been actively
employed - Secretary Of various mining
companies. The telegram docs not state
the cause Of his death. but We learned .
few days ago that no was suffering from
pneumonia, tho result Of severe
cold recently contracted. He was
about forty.hve years Of age and . native
Of Manchester. England. but came 70 this
country At an early age. A more pleasant
companion and genial gentleman than Joe
Mcguire never lived. aud . very large cir
Gle OF friends both here and 81 b Bay
City will grisve to learn Of his death.
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a,r,,.,. am. n.ss,sx
n.r.v,..~. i...s .,-s..s.

80, -,
MONTY huSfkhs'-ph" "io'"" anu
Joe Duncan have returned from their
hunting excursion 10 tho sink Of the Car
All, They report plenty Of ducks aud rab-
bits In that direction. though the ducks
are very VIA, J| .As ns VIZ ,ssss
lie trin NAV 10 ,uro of having . good
time
sr. P,rRick's DAY Accipksr.-tnsene
Marley. the wrestler. yesterday broke his
right Arm above the elbow and hi. collar
lone on the rsh' sue .nns .har,
s~Anu.p,ins' n 49, &C., 1oli
.Us'oVn !" n". -. ,o,.,h., MI
.hnI pt. 49,. PuI
st.hfrp'-ine P'uhs'. pump, y.
,s' "'"" "' ~" 49, .n.
Notero-s' s'siEu up aooa. Tss -,
s'eatas, anu uaaA Ths nrSmis..
sttsrk by the savage and Hale 4 Norcross
will soon begin.
srcorssyrL.-rhe Ioin, benefit Of Miss
w.. .na N,.. x,,hev called on, .
anD.lly audience Al GlIsr NtW OIbI1
House In Virginia City lAst evening. The
fair beneheiaries were assisted by numer-
Gus volunteers and gave an
NATURALIZATION iion' MT 'i''.'
n. p. Superintendent Fair has received .
complete sat Of plans and views OF me sys,
wm u''a ws.,asa, - n,.e,icssla Tor The
"" ninss ~iui. sdon,sL by Mr..
Fair.
BASKRrrrcr.-Henry j.. Peters, OF Car
son City, yesterday fled his petition with
T.. STROLLER. Register In bankruptcy:
Insfs arc ico ~ nominal sh.rse,er'
soo,iny n, IN .bont $1,000.
r,.n n x,,,,. ~ pir.r.. Dramatic
comn.n,. h.. received liberal offer from
N,r.,-. p..,,..,.m,r.,.~,i NAV
M. Hseisr 1. a competent playwright.
p w s,r,.r ne,bev Of Joe s,uar,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-19
b.as,set 0uarsi Baii.

cooper's Hall. in Virginia City. was
crowded last evening. It wn tho occasion
Of the fifteenth anniversary Of the Emmett
Guard. A fine quadrille band discourssd
excellent music. and dancing VA In
dulged by nearly 200 couple. The gallery
was crowded with interested spectators.
such . crowd wA never seen be-
fore in Virginia City. While the people
In the upper hall were having . good time
those In the hall below we're not idle. An
elegant supper VAS spread. with soup. hot
coffee and everything needed for the cum
fort Of tho inner man. Perched on the
platform was . fiddler who played Iigs and
reels for such ~ had lively heels and toes.
The proceeds. which will amount 70 ssv-
eral hundred dollars, will be devoted 70
the benefit Of the orphans under charge OF
the sisters Of Charity Of Virginia City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-19
Crs.sls ..a na.a.r.

A testimonial benefit has bean rendered
". @. Crosbie and Fred. q. Masder. IL
will take place on the 23d inst. and will
consist Of two distinct performances
matinee Saturday afternoon and . One
dramatic entertainment at night. There
will be "fun. frollo and sensation" aud
scores oil Amateurs and professionals have
volunteered. Aam Davis will give . leo.
ture. entitled, what ! Know About
Mining" with cartoon sketches. There
will also be . local farce called "Ths
Belle Of Gold HILL" Exhibitions Of box
ing and Roman wrestling will be given BY
amatsurs. Save yourself for Saturdays
amusement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-19
re. cuI,nr. n. Am..,...

Tea Culture In Amsriea.
NEW YoRx. March ia Tribume's
Washington special says . gentleman con.
nocted with . prominent importing house
In Baltimore. and who 10 an expert in all
that pertains to the culture and curing
Of tea, camo 70 Washington last week by
appointment with tho Commissioner Of
Agriculture to inspect 100000 tes plants
growing In tho ~propagating houses Of the
Agricultural Department. This GENTLE
man has travelled In China and Japan In
connection with the business Of his hrm.
In the latter country he remained one sea-
son a. Superintendent OF tea plantations
and curing and packing establishments,
owned by his house. He 10. therefore,
probably a. vol qualified - any American
70 pronounce upon the prsoticabiliy Of
cultivating tea In this country. He ex-
presses the utmost confidence In the suo-
cess Of the Commissioners plans and sur.
prised that tea culture did not long ago
become . profitable branch OF American
industry. The gentleman further says
that, In his opinion, two. thirds OF this
labor expended In China 10 useless, and
that with one.tenth OF the ingenuity dis-
machinery can DO devised here which will
supercede every hand manipulation except
that Of picking. aud which will produce
results more uniform and Of better quail.
ity than can be otherwise arrived II. He
recommends TO the Commissioner that In
future documents on tho subject OF tea
"a .nd .h.,. Mar .tsssmsnt ~ ~ min.
~. .sI.h &c. AZ n,sn.,s,ion - n.
~. snh.t;.n,sJ procss..sr hen vonid
,hams.,,.. bs shjnts n intsi.
I,aan, e,n-arimen,sii.,s thst vorla ,.movs
~ Iii p, mxs,o.v -hich he. hs,s,osors
sIo,ssI AZ .h,is ,r..tion sna rssnIt IN
sncce.ssni nr,anction n Lm.ricsn la
nrodnced nm Lmericsn princinlcs.
EaEiand hussia.
CHICAGO. March ia Timss London
.noc,., ..v. disouieting yuuors stiil prs.
H..
VAL renaer'nB 'no s''uA'ion snJ'nins WV
isfactory. Tho English Government 10
evidently In possession Of information not
generally known. the effect Of which IL TO
stimulate tho war preparations. II 10
wi thin the limits OF probability that the
forces may DO ordered 70 seize
Gallipoli at any moment. Is an Offset 10
nnssian opcra',ons ABOUT tne lurkisn
%rrlstiyo 10 The submission of The whole
treaty TO the European Powers. Inss-
much Is no Power will DO bound BY the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-19

vAnSrY's SocilL.-for . good. socis-
bic time. with plenty Of fun and fine
music. 80 this evening 10 Professor Var
nsy's social In Cooper's Hall. Virginia.
Fifteen accomplished musicians have been
secured. aud . perfect torrent Of melody
will bs Furnished. Professor vsrney II
Justly famed for the excellent style Of his
music. and his socials are always managed
In the most gsntsel manner.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-19

l.I rux WESTERN UNION rrlkaa.ra lIssl

lsr n wksrrKs UNION Lishl
sAS FRAScIsco. March i9-2;5or ?. y.
Ophir. DC. 35s
Eureka Con-. Al
Mexican. i3a
Con. Virginia, 20a. 20
Best a Belcher. In
Gould a Curry. ~
Navajo. 2 30. "a
Bullion, 81
Ophir. $50. 34h
Chollar- Potosi. Az
Grand Prize. Ca
California. asa, 2st
Ophir. ~
Mexican. ~. l2b
Overman, Ia
Union Con-. 5t.5A.
Julia. 2 ~. ~
Hale 4 Norcross, 1s,1 ~
Utah. 81, 10
Tip Top. a., 2 80
Independence. SIC
Crown Point. ~
Alta.
ophir. 81. s3s. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-19
Tux ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for

Tux ACKNOWLEDGEMENT for
the Purim Bal Masqus. In National Guard
Hall. Virginia City tonight, have been
completed. II will DO o Of the grsndest
turnouh ever seen on the Comstock.
Those who do not caro- 70 dance can have
Just - much fun looking on.
TIE Younevorh Oyster and Chop House
No. u South O street. Virginia City. 10 the
ksding establishment on the Oonstock.
TEE Virginia Board Of Aldermen will
meet this evening.
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and Mentally wounded -sevsrai
Very Marrow Escapes.
Our usually quiet town was tho scene OF
sad shooting disturbance last night.
II occurred on Main street in front Of
Miners Union Hall about II O'Clock.
At that time . concert and dance for the
benefit Of . widow lady. Mrs. James
sheehAn and family. were in progress In
the hall. II appears that in forming ase'
for dancing something occurred that led
10 words and abuse between Jack Sasie'
foreman Of the Bslehsr mine. and Dennis
Callahan. pump man At the Alta mine.
After the first difficulty occurred they
.epara,ed, Nagle going ont on the street
some forty feet or more from the door OF
the hall. In . short time after. Callahan
sollovel Nagle out. and ~ soon a. be VAS
fairly outside the building both drew pis-
tolls and the shooting commenced. A 70
who fired the first shot Ia somewhat . mat.
Ter Of doubt. both parties claiming thai
the other did II. Quito . crowd OF Per
sons had gathered around the door.
who scattered In every direction at the
nr.t fire. In the hall tho widest confu-
sion ensued. the music ceased. and many
Of the dancers made . Wild rush for the
door.
rHE SHOOTING.
Among those who succeeded In get
ting outside before the door was closed
was Edward d. Boyle, foreman Of the Alta
mine. Mr.. Boyle had hardly reached the
outside before he received ball near the
nit OF the stomach. some say that fully ten
shots ia all were fired. which seems To 10
confirmed by the fact that CAlAhan's PTS
tol, = large six-shooter. wHs entirely
empty. and the pistol taken from Nagis'
. iarse-sizei f~ive-shooter. had four bar
rels empty andA cartridge Ia the other.
which had evidently failed to explode.
Both 81 the pistols used were OF the SELF
cooking pattern. aud most formidable
weapons. Soon after the shooting ceased.
both men were arrested and placed under
81. 600 boni. each for their appearance be-
fore Justice Cook at 10 o'clock this morn
ins. Several persons standing on the
steps 10 the Hall 81 tho time bad very mar
row e-capes. one man having . ball pas.
through his clothing. near the hip. and
another having his coat pierccd by the ny
ing missiles.
rHE VICTIM.
Boyle was taken Immediately IN the Cap
itai Lodging House. where DIR. t. MAgce
dressed his wounds and rendered the sur
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-19
suYlna AND SELLING STOCKS.
The Busius.s - rra.s.ess1 On the
Comsteek-How 30 Mako IN Or
der-Fiucsuasious OF Fortune.

dsr-fiucsuasions Of Fortune.
Tho business Of buying and selling
stocks Is closely connected with our min
ing interests. Nearly every person on tho
Comstock has a one time or another spec
ulatsd in these securities. 1t Is at present
the engrossing pursuit Of moro than half
Of our people. Rich and poor alike In
dulge In this style Of investment. and they
experience all the feelings Of good and bad
luck.
II naturally follows that whore ono man
gains, another must lose, but this refeo-
ton will not deter the veteran Spectator
from risking his money.
All classes Of society have been invsigled
into this seductive business. The crowds
around tho brokers' bulletin boards every
dsy will confirm this statement. Hero all
meet on an equal footing. Tho we'll.
dressed capitalist IL jostled BY the rough
looking miner who carries . lunch.bucket.
basket = ct the dross Of "my lady" who
ee,,s.s,hss S,rac,ion In vbich bsr fsvorit.
"-,,dc.t,. hss Iumned. P~reouently the
.".Aas \. uoro shrarJ th,n tba wjstress.
and Il has even happened that In the turn
ings Of the whirligig Of timo tho two have
changed places.
soriS No, + JnJgaJ hv M 1.y in
.hish So dra.ssa' On tSs Gom,tocI to-
snlen no u hSo.Sa,a,h .nd
aAy lily - pdu rh,' NO. ~ tina
ospns.snss n,nnni,is ,,, n., In AZ ers.t
o,eans. =. hssa
ues,,o ,Inm v,-.,.,. c,,. ,h....u
In uoia Ilii sna ~ nn', ~
iouttech n,ms 1nsASou Anv N
DuyinB and seihng stocss' ihe,r usns,
uons aggregate thousands OF uoIiArs uAiiy.
The amor OF tIansactng business u
o the same Win aii' q w order 70
give . clear Understandable 70 sue ~ nave
never uicu tneir manu. = reP''h'" >"
order isg''en
l.. ID. FRANKEd.
STOCK BRoKkR,
Will Inv and soll stock. in accordance
iii the rules az the San Fran.
c,.co stoct AMI Exchange Hoard. and with
M o,nrc.s nnder,tandine thst ali stocks
40 or vhioh ara held bv him a
NAV be .old by him IN his an.
cra.ion 4, sny lima win, or without no.
tice nj sny %session of Tho Board. either
;orm.I mr. iniorm.I' or Al priysts sale. or
whsnc,er thc margin IA reduced below
ss,w ~. ..nt .ho,s Tho m.rLet v.iue M
H. lr,a.s =, vLan.yer I'm nj. Indictment
,hs .,ocL IA lisble 10 Jeprscistc no Az 10
m.ls ,he .scrrity inspnieicnt. and n such
s.io o. .sies Az not cover tbe i-ndebtedness.
H. A.. mnaa,.Ignsd LII nav No bsisnce
~I,h intorest. interest on ali adyanoes
.nd hsi.nces will be charged Al tbe rata
~ TO- n"r cs,t ner month snd comnound.
a. mon,b,v vhcn mot Maid. When stock.
.ro ho,,o.od and ,oia for .ccount Of tho
nnJsr"ineeJ' 4. n. Fr.nkel has the right
.o' IN. =. ~i,he,,
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AC CARD.

To all Who arc suffering from the srrors and
indiscrstions Of youth. nervous weakness, early
decay, loss OF manhood. etc. ] will send .
receipt that will cure you. PRE- OF cnAnoE.
This great rsmsdy vas discovered By . nission.
sry IN South Americs. serd Q self-addressed
10 the REV. JOSEPH =. NhAN,
Station ID, Bible House. New york City.
so9l Avn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-19
rnE PALACE EATING STAND.

For . roast OF beef uneresiisd In Storey
county, 70 TO Thomas usfron's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon. NO. : North o street,
Virginia CITY. Fresh oysters 81 all hour In
svsry style. Forty miners always on hand q
night. For tasty, home style Of cooking. and
the best and fresl sst Of all that the maxkets
Afford. tbs Palace Eating Stand has no supsroe.
Try H. apis n
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q. II. GALLUP.

o. n. GALLUP. opposite the Bank Of oslifos.
mia. Cola Hill. keeps constantly N hand eli
favorits brands Of Imported C.sars. ohoice bit
cigafs. ali kinds Of chewing tobacco. meef.
schsum pipes, nuts, candles. ms cutlery, and
Tors and hncy goods OF all kinds. APIS n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-19

TEE Younsworth Oyster and Chop House,
No. 70 South @ street. Virginia City, 10 the
leading estsblishmsnt on the Comstock.
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A CAD SHOOTING ARRAY.

MANY shots Fired and Neither Of
shs P~Ffaetpaia reuehea-A spec.
tasor shot Thrsugh the Stomach
and Mentally wounded Several
Very Marrow Escapes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-19

IMPORTATION wASrEp.-hn. Nancy y.
Thomas. Fulton. Missouri. desires 70 learn
the present Whereabouts Of Thomas Kemp.
Who VA al Gold Hill. Nevada. when last
heard from.
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PIANOS TO IET.

A WOODWARD ! BRowxmn6
a PIANO. used Dat . few ~
months. for rent. Apply q Nn-Va wv
Nosis Nniinssy Store. iN sosth 6stFsst
ylrhnia oity.. Or q q, y. Hail . co.s ssvs
jsiS1 n. D. PARSONS, Asssl
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TAILOR.

J.w. Downing. Merchant Tailor, hain street.
Gold Hill, opposite Gibson's saloon. A spisn.
did stock OF cloths inst received. Suits made
70 order. Charges reasonable. fei1 I'm
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srScK EErosr.
San rra.efsce Beard.
LAT xvxxrxa.

q kronc1Doo bearos
~ EvExSa.
iuo Raymond 4 Ely,tt go,
G9iuTk. Ga, ii. a., 1s.h
80 Phrfis,i
20 Aif..
SD belmont. cs. sc
80 Rye Psteh.t
1870 Hussey. soc, tS. tue
$50 Manhattan. 10Y, lOS
US De frees. tOc
ms Grand Pre-, sx. ss. Lss 80
20o Argenta, SOC. CSC
30 Young Am-h-s, &c
$50 Navajo. 7k.ss..39
100 kndowmsnt. dc
1850 Indepsndence. 80, sc
225 silver Prizs. sc
100 Belle isie, Icc.
1850 Day. I IS. I 10, i1
c0O Falcon. COO
is0 Hamburg. sk
500 Modoc. 9oe. I, IL
100 Nv Coso. IN
% B.tehsl. 81
is7o Tip Top, 3so. ass
ss california. 2s<, asS, ~ bs
M, lao S Ss,,isn So !; IS y. Nv. ~. IN
SIS Mexican. Ds. IL. Ds
81 Con- Virginia. scs. 0s. Nx b
IS Ovsrman. i$S.N
2so bsst 4 Beleher. IL. In, ~
eos Gould 4 Curry. Is.N
30 silver HIii, is.lS
iSD Yellow Jacket. s's,9
40 savase.S
$50 julia. 3ts
ass sierra Nsvsis: , 20. = $3.50
1D Rrlsher. 3 90
100 HAls 4 Norcross. NIX
10 Alpka.fk
rmis SosxIsa.
aos an 49, .GN M Nj
100 NsIies.. iJs. iss. i5s rs. iss, u.
IO 0ould q Curry. ~ IN. ~
SIS Besl q Belcher. isA. iss
lisn California, ~. 1ss
sso ravAse, 81. ss,s
nv. %.
IS c~hoiisr.ro:osl. n
80 Hale q Nor rosa. Ts.Ts
go Grown Point. . n. 4 o.. ass. to.
ass Yell ~ Jacket. 81
2sj Imperial. oc
~ kentuek. ~
IA Alpha. Ss.9
800 Bsleher, . 10. 3 20. 81
ilio risrrs Nevada. II, $40. as. so, 80
so Utah, ioS, ios
<Ss Bullion. sS. o..sS
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