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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-05-05
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The dra.t courier OF F~orcpaugh's
great snow arrived h'.o last evening.
and rs usual, attract d large crowds to
feast their eyes opOn the gorgeous,
paintings with hich it, whole polished
exterior Is ho .dsomcly adorned. The
inntiiuii"m - rra!iy a liitIc palace on
wheels ~. beyond its c~Ntriusic merit
as an nd .cTt.s!ug iIrlium, is mos, al
mir.hl4 arranged for the purposes for
whic'. 1t Is designed. Through tho
co'Itcsy Of Mr.. +. Il. Toole. the gen.
tomaEly advance agent, III charge. we
were shown through the car, and found
the interior finish quite as elegant
AMI attractive MS the outside en-.
bci!ishmcHts. Besides n handsome and
convenient Office with all the appurt.
cnuccs, elegant folding beTths for the
accommodation Of not only the Agent,
but also Of ID" employees accompanying
him, are so adjusted as to occupy no
unnecessary space, and instead Of dc
N $50 tNhNiNA hAlhittl -
design in finish. are additionally orna.
mental. Large chests Of drawers filled
with display cuts; shelves and closets
with piles Of posters md oven the largo
tanks OF paste and boilers for it's man
ufacturc, are all enclosed behind high.
IS polished panel work, 30 that to the
casual observer, nothing in tho entire
interior construction, wound Indicate
tho real mission of this miracle Of
mechanical art. Notwithstanding the
large amount Of stock slowed away in
the ingenious rcccptaclcs for iis no.
~cOmmOdatiou. ana all tho paraphcrna-
Lin necessarily connected with tho
business Of properly advertising tho
Mammoth exhibition TO which il IL ut
tachcd, nipple room in the car is still
reserved, having more the appearance
Of u curtailcd G.. Z. palace sleeper.
thnu the headquarters Of u paste brig.
ado,
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From Thursdays Daily


The attention of the lower court
This evening "A wholly absorbed in
the probing OF Il chionic case of alleged
Vagraucy, but the developments Of the
inTuisatorial proceedings were not
sufficiently advanced to warrant their
publication. AZ We Wen; to press.
Tho ]unsavury presence OF that un-
desirable class Of persons who toll
not, neither 10 they spin" is bccom-
ing painfully apparent in our midst.
The Inaledicti ms nnl occasional club
exercise of OF popular but juitly irate
~puryeyorS, are becoming much more
frequent aud energetic, and il is clear
ly evident to the most casual observer
TINT 4 radical change in the admins
tra;iOn Of local justice, for the sup
preston of dead beats" is just being
Inauguratcd.
The nuisan ,e has reached a pitch Of
which forbe france ceases 10 be n yir-
tue, and Il moderate exercise of self
sacrificing prudence on the part of the
ltenerat" parasites upon tho body of
pubic charity, suggests the wisdom of
transferring their patronage to some
lighter burlenod locally, thus permit
iID% recupcration through q long need
ed rest. The point to these philosoph-
icai observaui Jns lies in the fact hat
they are TIE unrestricted eApression-
mildly urn"n- OF the popular senti.
inent OF Llko's citizens. and ii has long
been held hat "a word to the wise is
snfic .cu,."
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The patriotism Of citizens having
lain dormant in Elko through ihc heat
Of several summers, it has teen sus-
ccstcd that next Fourth of July would
be an appropriate OCCASION for ITS res
direction, and an admirable plan, 10y
which interest in the festivities Of the
day may be greatly heightened, has been
particularly unfolded.
We sh"l! give the public the benefit
ofthcs" disclosures as soon as placed
fully ia our possession. \ celebration
in Elko is decidedly in order anyhow.
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Her-Oali.

Lon Wines arrived home from San
Francisco by the train last evening
The object OF his visit to tho Bay was
the settlement of u business transaction
OF considerable importance to himself,
and We ore glad to learn that in its a.
justment. everything resulted to his
entire satisfaction.
Frank Smith arrived by private con-
veyance from Tuscarora, last evening,
after Il protractcd absence.
Fred. Wilson has removed his family
to Tnscarora; his business being of q
nature tn keep him close in that local
ity-ho will rent his place here.
Mrs. Schlumb and her sister, Miss
Banta. have also determined on max.
ing their home with their brother in
Tuscarora. Mrs. Schlumb's place will
be rented.
We learn that j. Ii. Windle is about
to move his family to Tuscarora, he
being engaged in the practice of law
Ii that place.
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WEEKLY tl.o lHuEpEHDEaT.
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
CFrom Saturdays Daily.l
Tn. Hail Last Night.


The ball given by the Fraternity Of
Odd Fellows ut the Depot Hotel last
night, was a grand affair. and an APP
propriatc conclusion of yesterdays
anniversary celebration. Tie attend
ance was unusually large, many per-
sons from towns on tin Ii ne of the
railrjal, nud the neighbor ing valleys,
participating in the festivities OF the
occasion. The music, furnished by
the Elko Orchestra, was OF n character
second to nothing heretofore afforded
in that line. and was most excellent.
The supper which was prepared at
both the Cabinet and Gem Restaurants
specially for the occasion, comprised
everything hat the home market af-
forded, II those of California and
Utah were also large contributors to
the lavish display Of good things with
which the tables we're loaded. ~ tho
Cabinet, no pains or expense vas
spared to present IL magnificent table,
aud the display was absolutely magui-
ficent. The floral decorations were
particularly fine, aud a number of
splendid cakes bearing the various cIn-
blenis Of the Odd Fellows Order, work
cd upon their surfaces were particular.
~ hludsomc, aud were ordered speci-
nlly from San Francisco.
The bali. like the procession aud
snpper, was IA most enjoyable affair,
and is G~cseryedly spoken Of as the
grauiest affair OF the season.
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tFrom Mondays Daily.
An OnIrious iatiT.

h""N ~
During b backing add filling Of tho
double header freight train. ut noon to.
day, n big husky, filed 10 the muallo
with gin, kept tho train boys on the
alert In preventing him from grcasing
tho track with his worthless carcoss.
He seemed TO have imbibed With hls
gin the idea that his requirements ns n
r"'lro"d expert were Of n superior order
hhd that the entire weight Of %rcsponsi.
DilIty in connection with the manipuIn.
Ting Of that particular train rested upon
him Individually. Tho owl. like wis.
d0m expressed in his c@ountononco ma
no critically examined tho trucks WINS
iudicrous in tho extreme, and no wos
only saved from destruction In his In.
sane Ntte'npts TO couple the moving
cars by being flung from the
'r"ck; hrst upon ono side and then
npon tho other. Though considerably
banged and bruised by tho necessarily
rndo efforts in his behalf. his Interest,"
III conducting tho train mover for n mo.
mont Ragged, md rs IL finally pnllod
out Tor The cnst, tho enthusiast might
nave oeon scon frantically gosticulat.
ing TO the engineer from tho summit OF
a roar car, HIS arms gyrating like those
OF q windmill In q gallo.
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For saIe ut mallecL station.

FOE 'Snic ut lialleck station.
Thirty head Of good American horses:
n Buckeye mower and rake; q good
farm wagon, also n number one sub
stantial spring wagon aud other farm
utensils and machinery, aro offered for
sale CHEAP FOR CASH, by NJ. Hcffren, ut
Hnlleck Station. Mr.. Heffren hns sold
his ranch near that place. and desiring
to change his residence back to Cali
~fornia, good bargains may be had
with him for ready cash or negotiable
paper.
Among the horses offered. is n fine
two.ycnr.old colt from the welt known
mare minnie by Tom. Shorts thor.
ough-bred Norfolk Stallion, A rare
opportunity to secure good bargains Is
herein presented.
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Payment of EIkO County Bonds.
In accordance with the provisions of
Section IL, uf an Act entitled IAN Act
to consolidate and fund tho indebted
ness of Elko County" Approved
Feb. 23rd, 1871.
Notice is hereby given that il pre-
sented at my Office in Elko. Nevada, on
or before Saturday, the LIST day of June,
1873, the following Elko County Bonds,
issued in pursuance OF SAID Act, will DO
paid together with the interest thereon
that shall have accrued at the date
presen cd, to wit: Nos. Ga, 60, 10,
II. ~. 73 and a. Should the said
Bonds not be presented within the time
specified, then from and after the date
named to wit: Saturday the LIST prox-
limo, interest thereon will cease.
ions II. BRADLEY, Treasurer.
Elko, May 2ud, 1878.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-05-05

The little child OF VIM. Lewis, was
buried yesterday, in the Masonic and
Odd Fellows Cemetery. and to-day, the
remains Of their little one which some
months ago was inferred in the public
burial ground. were taken up and de-
posil0l besihe the ono OF Yesterday.
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Together with the Trustees, wo de.
voted a few minutes to-day to hearing
the examination Of the scholars ut the
District school. The reading Of origi
nnl compositions and selections from
various authors occupied the timo that
VIC were present, and the exercises were
quite entertaining.
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The playful screw.winds which us.
unlly succeed tho flowers Of May in
these ~latltudes, have taken advantage
OF the lnttcr's dilatorincss. and put in
n lively appearance, in advance. In
the absence Of regularly constituted
~scavcngers their services are invaluable.
Following in the wake Of these self
constituted circular street cleaners. tho
wisdom of their institution is moro
readily distinguished thnn in meeting
one squnroly abreast. ss in the latter
insinco. an oppressive s,nso Of utter
helplcssness prevents a proper appre-
citation OF the ~phcnominal effects pro.
duccd by the fantastic aerial porfor-
nance OF tin.cans, small dogs, cast.of
clothing. old boots, and other back
door accnmnlations; as they gyrnte AMI
picturCsqucly minglo in ono immon
circle, in their furious canter towurd
the upper regions.
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Eleven tons more OF copper mat M.
rived here by team from Railroad dis.
trtct this morning, This mat contains
about eighty per cent copper. and will
hc forwarded by rail to baltimore, i'm.
modiately; shipments being made on
receipt Of each carload.
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The Z o'clock train west last night
took through from Dce,h, seventeen
cars loaded with fine beef cattle for
the San Francisco market. They were
shipped by Nossrs. Murphy and Brooks
and were in splendid condition.
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One Of our former citizens, VIM. Lew.
Is, arrived here from Tuscnrura, to. day,
with the corpse OF his infant child, for
burial here, the little IL having expired
IN the former place, on Tuesday, after
n brief illness. a very general sympa-
thy Is felt for tho deeply bcreaved par
eats, this being the third time within
the piSt two years that they have met
the sad "iiliction ofIup ami giyinconly
child. Two were consigned TO tho grave
during the residence of the family here.
and now the taking away Of n third one
will leave them dcsolnte indeed.
The iurcrul services took place at
the church ut 1 o'clock this evening.
nticr which the procession proceeded
TO the cemetery and the cherished oh.
jet upon which conferred tho affections
Of the gricf-strichen parents, a
quietly laid away.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-05-05

From tie .SsHhmei of the 10Th. we
learn the following particulars Of II
shooting nifrHy, which occurred ia
Secret Canyon, Thursday:
About q o'clock last evening, an
Italian by the name OF PIruuO Phillip
pc. who has been working with "a con.
pie OF p~artuers ON II wool ranch at
Secret Canyon, came into town and
stated that he had killed ono OF them.
lis story was that there had been u
disagreement during the day III settling
the partnership accounts. and all three
had iLuulged in high words. About 1
O'Clock h loft tho ranch and started
for Eureka. and wus followed hy CLcl-
lcstTn Nrgrcna. onc Of the partners,
who. lie says, attacked him on the trail
through Sicrru Cauy un. In defending
himbclt from tn" assault. H. drew "a
pistol aud shot bis ussrl.uut twice. kil-
linS him INSTANTLY. Ih,rc vas 10
Witnesses To the nGrIy, uui LIliippu
claims tIrt the decd wLs dru. ia self.
drfrnse. lie was locked uv ia j,il 10
Hw 1t developments. AMI IA nuiubnr OF
ln"n went out 10 tj.c scene of tlr tTag-
tidy to bring ia tie holy. Tho Il, Gems.
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Trrom Fridays Daily.l
a VarmInt From bruno.

n Narratnt FROM ktrnuo.
Tom. Gibiin informs ns that he Is
the recipient Of n most marvellous re.
preventative of the animal kingdom. il
having been sent here from the Bruno
country by nm antiquarian friend. as an
especial mark OF his distinguished es-
teen, and a recognition of Mr.. Giblin.s
requirements as u naturalist aud fos-
silizer. We have not yet had peculiar
proof ofthe extraordinary formation and
functions of this wonderful what-d'yo-
call 1t, but are assured that il beats n
quadruped just 100 per cent, having
the usual -four legs multiplied by 2,
which are 80 arranged rs to carry tho
superstructure with ease and rapidity in
any direction which pays the best, with
out danger from a flank movement La
bic to be encountered in turning around.
Tom. thinks the spirit of some de-
funct politician has escaped from
tho lower confines, and having taken
possession Of some ordinary animals
identity, produced this outrage upon
the symetry Of its shape. He proposes
to run the monstrosity for Office next
Fall. ms he can discover no other cal-
ling for which it is so we'll qualified.
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Personal.

George Meigs and bride, aceompan-
led by DR.. j. j.. Meigs. are to arrive
from the Bay, Thursday evening.
e. L. DeYoung of the San Francisco
Chronicle. and sister. aud Captain Lees
and daughter. passed East a few even
ings ago. A portion of the party was
bound for the Paris Exposition.
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a heavy frost concealed the con.
gcnloblo lust night. but M vegetation is
not advanced so as to he susceptible, the
general expression Is "let her freeze"
she'll probably let up before the close
Of December.
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L'ral notice Of assessment, No.
>. on the Nur. Greek mine, EocA
Creek, Of ten c"uts per share. ls.ied on
The 10Th instant, vii. loo found in an.
other column.
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DR.. Lucas has just removed his office
from the Depot Hotel to that formerly
occupied by Judge Stafford, one door
east of the Postoilice. The rooms have
been rcfttcd throughout and orders left
at the Office will receive prompt at:en-
ton.
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gyrirhta sucrcasiur

Frcights over tho Central Pacific
ron1 appear 10 have materially incrcas.
cd Of late, particularly the east bound;
heavy iouJlc-hoador trims ate now Of
daily occurrence.
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DR.. NJ. W. Parsons departed for Tus-
chrorn and Cornucopia. this morning,
where lie will be engaged professionally
dnring.ihe next few days. All orders re-
quiring the services Of = nrst class dem
fist left at The Depot Hotel during his
absence, will receive prompt attention
from him Immediately upon his return.
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One Week Vacation.

We arc authorized by the Trustees
OF the public school, to announce that
Tho principal department Of the school
will be closed for one week. reopening
on Monday, tho 18Th instant.
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cd was II native "f Switzerland, and
Inns resided in Eureka county Il num-
Der Of years. A Corouer's inquest vii!
bearing on the tragedy will probably
lao ,,lI,I.I
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The stage this evening brought down
and delivered at the Office of Wells,
Fargo X Co., IS bars Of Grand Prize
bullion valued at S2I, go 10.
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The jury i'll the case Of young Eicorl
vs.. the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany. on :ri"l at Reno, brought III -
verdict for plaintiff in tho sum of ST.
OOJ. The ease will be appealed.
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by rail to-day aIa - !oliows: Two
cers OF general merchandise: one car
lumber u"d T. Of shingles for +. ii
Smith, ami four chrs Of lumber for the
Grand lriAl Cumrany 1t rnsclrorn.
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The salt Lake Fo'li'e pUnlisAe' the
following, which is worthy thu attention
IL builders, 10 that lead has htcOIuo
~ cheap aud p!,wty ~ ibis State: Ia
ENGLAND nni France a thorough test
has been made of the alnpttbili;y Of
lead for roofing. II is rolled in sheets
II sixteenth Of an iuch III thickness aud
cnt INTO squares suitable for handling
easy, thou it il nailed on the roof With
copper ;acks. A roof Of this kind
never leaks, is "lmos: ns cheap as shin.
giles. aud never wears out by age or
nsaGe.
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Orpurturc,;

Departures by stage this morning
were ms follows: II. NJ. CuIiiu. T.. Il.
%Boynton, W. Watkins, $. LOWS aud
l.. l.. Springfield.
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FEEsH vegetables Of the season re-.
ceivod daily; also live aud dressed
poultry, eggs, fruit, etc. Fresh butter
Mt 80 cents per pound, at l.. Loeser's.
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George Acklcr, n we'll known Star
valley rancher, received serious injury
by n fall near his place, yesterday. He
was brought here for medical treatment
10y the truth from Decth, last evening
and placed i'll rooms at j.. j. Garrechts.
Mr.. Nellis n neighbor in tho valley ac-
companicd Ackler here, and is devotinc
his time to the strict attendance upon
the injured man. Ackler is an old res
idcnt Of the county. aud his misfortune
will excite very general regret. 1t is
thought, however, that with the present
attentions and treatment he will per-
mHHeutly recover.
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SEVENTEEN bars OF Manhattan bullion,
valued at SIS, 1896 passed through cas-,
by the trian last evening. 1t was n
handsome lot.
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ID. II. Haskell, the popular TOWNSHIP
ngcni, arrived in town lust evening aud
remained during the day. lie returns
Wcst By the trntn u. mnrrnw mnrninu.
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Arrivals.

This evening wore n. Dukc, r. J..
Murphy, Mrs, Jones and children, f..
Mccormick. Mas Morrison and C..
MunIer.
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Cot STAFFORD has gone to Rock
Creek to enter upon tho discharge Of
his judicial functions. in that city.
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A LITTLE difficulty" occurred at the
SHzaroc Saloon last evening. between
two Of the 'hhoys, resulting in "A smok-
al optic ON one side aud II cracked skull
on tho other. No arrests.
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DenRrinrca.

For Tuscarora this morning were
T. Laswoll, j. Howoy, W. Casley, S.
Williams aud J. Nichols.
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To FAEMEEs n UTuEHs. Having
ssssumed .ntire contiol of the black
smithing gagon-mal 70 and machine
shops. l ain now prepared to do any
aud NIL kinds Of work in my line, par
tioularly the repairing of agricultural
implements, on the most favorable
terms.
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Result OF the Ladies' Festival.
Editor independent: The Treasurer o
our Ladies Society, who has had charge
OF its funds, and who has settled all
the indebtedness both of the Society
and Church, wishes to let our generous
community know what has been done
with the funds which they so literally
contributed,
RECEIPTS.
Gross receipts Of Fair. .Sl3G
EXPENDITURES.
Expenses of Fair. ........Sl2 so
Paid for church debts...... 245 90
I"ta! ..... $3GS
Remaining in Treasury. .....S GS
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For Tuscarors this morning were
II. A. Hnrville, Rev. Mr.. uinklc and
two Cinnamon.
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FRnsn sholl oysters received daily ut
the Cabinet Restaurant, noxt door 10
the pOstoGico,
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FREsH STRAWBERRIES received da,ly
at tho Gem Restaurant.
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Bon. Rciuhnrt returned from San
Francisco. by tho train last evening.
whore he has been engaged during the
past month in purchasing and for.
warding goods to tho House hero.
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Tx gorgeous n!ycrtisims car for
F~oTcrHnGA's Circus AMI Mcnlscric, Is
to au,ivo hrrc ,l.is evening.
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AnrINnIa.

From Tuscarora this evening were
james Coffee. Maggie Murphy, NJ.
Parker aud Netiio Howard.
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Arrivals.

Arrivals by stag this evening were
as follows: James Nelson an! james
Luwu.
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Arrivals.

This o~vcning-A. Meyer, VIM. Mix,
Andrew McGHiro and T.. Knock.
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depart urPn.

For Tuscarora this morning were
John Gray, j. Peoley, A. Stellar and
l.. Gheen.
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S. J. Smith, Matchmaker and jew
eler, Elko. Novada.
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Yesterdays Afternoon Board.
800 Raymond and Ely, 3
400 CHA, roc
800 Eureka Con-, 52H, say
100 Alps, .
80 Phoenix, 4
$50 Belmont, 40c
100 Eldorndo South, 25c
100 Belle, 81, 81.
1886 Manhattan, 81
100 Star, 35c
so Day, 800
100 Hamburg. az
200 Hillside, |
1890 Modoc, "a, 3
600 New Coso, ll5c, n
200 Bechtel. 240c. 1850
400 Golden Chariot, SOC, $50
100 Tip Top, ~
1900 Golden Terra, 3
200 Homestake. 1900
20 Hale and N~orcross, z
$50 Ward, l05
75U Bullion, 3GOc, az
30 Best and Belcher, l2T
leo Chollar, 2i4
geo Silver Hill, 35c, 400
500 Imperial, $50, Zoe
4l5 Savage. 9%
300 Con. Virginia, lih
GG5 California, 25H, 25H
% Alpha, 7H. ~
$50 SIERRA Nevada, 81
2050 JulIa. 4
l75 Caledonia, l70c, ~
20 Beleher. 3
$40 Ophir, 30
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Arrivals.

This evening J. @. Staples,