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THE Turk is down, not rs victim of
unmerited misfortune not simply as a
brave combatant who yields to u
stronger hand, but because he has been
n merciless despot, brutal, pitiless op,
pressor Of the weak and an enemy of
everything that makes the race great
and glorious
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-20

Tux Houston Tdlgram is strongly in
favor Of the passage of the Texas and
Pacific bill 1t has no iealousies as all
the railroads lead to Houston. It is II
magnanimous paper, and can afford to
be generous to other cities less lortu>
nately situated with regard to rail tacil>
Iinn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-20

Ten THOUSAND new settlers have been
added to Coleman, Brown, Shacklciord
and Comancho counties since the first
dag of November last. The majority of
them ARE people Of good class. What
other country in the west can say as
much
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-20

Tm pension bill lately passed by the
senate, for the benefit of the old heroes
of the Mexican war will help out about
n dozen good old fellows in this vicinity.
We rejoice with them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-20

BE It ordained by the city Council Of the
CITY OF Dallas:
Section !. That II shall be the duty Of the
City Engineer, In connection with the
Health Oihcer, ana they are hereby required
Immediately To establish, outside OF the city
limits, as theJ may deem best or least likely
10 annoy or interfere with any neghbor-
hood, place of deposit, where all filth, dead
cafcaSses, and all manner OF putrid or un-
clean matter That might jeOpardZe the
health Of the public shall he carried, LEFT and
buried. That the city Engineer aud Health
oncer shal make written report To the
Mayor OF The place or places so selected by
them. That upon the approval of said re.
port, II satisfactory arrangements can be
made with the party or part, owning the
lands upon which said burial places are TO
be established, the May or Shall forthwith
order the City Marshal ana City Engineer
10 dig, or cause TO be dug, AZ the points " esig.
mated therefor sufficient pit or pits for me
reception and burial OF al dead animal,
and carcahseS OF every kind, all manner OF
NTH ana corruption.
Sec, >, That upon the establishment of
'ucll place or places Of deposit the eli ,Zens
snail be duly notified thereof by the Mayor
ana after publication OF said notice, the cit
lHens or residents OF Ia" city shall be l,uutr-
ed To move, without DELAY, all carcns .eS and
all manner OF NTH and corruption, dcenvlny
or putrid matter, or anything that wouiI
Jeopaldize pubNc health that may be or ac.
cumu ate upon his, her or their premises; or
which ne she or they may own, and to carry
ana deposit the same at tn place hereby eS-
tablished, or to he established.
SEQ g. Every owner or keeper of any an
linal which shall die within thelimitS of the
city, snail fOrwilh remove. or cause to be re-
moved, the dead carcass IT, ereof out OF the
Guy or to the place designated by the Health
queer lor such purpose, and there deposit
the same, or cause 1t TO be done ut his or her
own expense and for failure or refusal to
comply with the provisions ofthis section,
such owner or keeper shall be fined not less
IMAM enc nor more than twenty-five dollars.
from and aft its publication,
Affirmed November ~, 1877.
Attest: W. l.. CABELL,
j. b. HEREFORD, Mayor.
Secretay, deC29-lOt
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schuyler Cola. a. a Hotel CLERK.

The Dubuque Herald tells a good
story about Mr. Colfax and a landlord
at Warren, Iowa. Mr.. Colfax was tray
cling in Iowa lately and arrived at the
latter station at 3 a. m, and had 10 wait
several hours for train. As the guest
declined TO remain in the waiting,room
I'LL daylight, the landlord, not knowing
who Mr. Coliax was, and wanting an
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-20

A RESOLUTION introduced in the Louis
lana state senate, instructing the con,
grcssional delegation to vote for inquiry
into the Chandler allegations of bar
gaining in tho clectional count, was de.
feated by the democrats.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-20

Tur grconbaok movement Is grodu'
ally and surely gaining strength in
Texas, M il shown by the number Of
their organizations, aud which IL inN
creasing every day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-20

New York Tribune: Is there RI.
publican party? Then what are the
men doing who are trying to make 1t
impossible for republican president
10 command Influence in defence Of
the most vital point OF republican
policy =?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-20

TnE nomination of williamson to the
collectorsbip of the port of New Orleans
is argument enough to convince Pack
ard and Anderson that Hayes is an ins
prnln.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-20

A MEMBER of the New York assembly
has been sent to u lunatic asylum be-.
cause he proclaimed hmsolfa bigger man
than Fitzhugh-i o, king of the uni
verse"
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TIE ABAl59 LiIIN8 WNlTHR8,
of Literature, science, Art, ana Politics.


Boston Journal "Si4.lr ,g5i.r.u.ib,g 10
any one no desires 20 keep uu4,a,. Of ms
Thought OF the age IN ANY department Of
science 9r / t rGtute.u
fhladslpha Inquirer; ain (. we find the
pest productions Ui the best writer's u on all
subjects repdY 10 our HAND,
Ne York EYelhng + 81: at is beyond all
question me bes, compendlul of the best
current lit rulUra"
hon. koner, G. Wiuthr'w a aula nd
pel peluai reservoir ard ( untul3 OF tllHT-
tainhtnt anu Instruction."
New YORK Tribune: "Iuo choicest .IjlIa-
ture OF the day.
+, Iaeo. l.. C4yler, ID; The lies. peg,o lcll
The Advance, Chicago: "Nui thec..tn.
esI. a m9Lihiy that come every ee.s.'
fhlladelphia North Amal ca-: "Il4HH.is
lhe pest, cheapest AMI most ro.y,nl..t
means ~ Keeping abreast win the tr.-.ess
Oh thought In all It's phases
LIMOS State journal: "lhe ablfst. .lys
Tue most entertaining Starle., tine N8tst
poetry of the english luugGa,.e, are mere
gathered together"
The Methodist, New York: "N,.rh ttsione
y reader may family keep up with all .hat IS
Important In the literature, history. politics,
anu science Of the day."
Boston Post: AZ Is Indispensable TO every
one VINO dlSireS "a thorough cDfnptuliun az
a!l mat Is admirable ana noteworthy In the
literary world"
New York times; Ought 90 find "a place
IN every American home"
published weekly az IS yJa year, free Of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-20

Tm' Greonyillo independent has an
excellent Washington hand'press for
sale. Price, one hundred dollar
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NihO'Prices for The Beat Homo and
kOEeIgn a.ttergfurp

rnliadelphia Evening Bulletin: 8, Possessed
Oh IRE LINlNG AGE ana on O. two oiugr of
our Nl'ac!lns American moutll.e.n s,-p-
SCt,per WI u1d himself in command of the
For slU5J THE LIVING Age ami aittsrona
9i the American S. Mputh.lts Ion IIgrrrI's
weekly or Bazaar VIII be sent IN "A v.qr,
ooll poNtpal or, for 30 80, THE Liyrva' AGE
Address EIr,Stt '''''
nOv2ld6wlt -
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GRANGER HOUSE.
NO. sO5 4 sO7 Main Street, Ballasrs,,,

ha. - mouse u new and well veptils,sd
located. IL II in charge on its IA .eens.Isly
:. saver. who never failed 10 riass.' tiii
ss usss. farties seeking house will All ~
;, OF home, cannot do better 49,
sJyln. ,s SIanger 4 call. Travellers ~.
Il.,ns IN nallas, VIA the Central rstis,,,s,
can Ieacn this house by takIng ,he NJ
ssI ~, NOISE ears one block south ROW, a. n
81 Inc best u % day house in III 81, IN
:, snas 70 gsi on thestFest ears al the s,ri,,o
\. SAWYFp
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-20

Tue "fall Sycamore Of the Wabash
knocked the persimmons with his res
cent groonbaok speech Everybody is
delighted with A.
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Attention, PrODeFy Holders

a.. Nolce Is hereby given that will begin ou
Sue nIst day OF January ugNt Go made t-1
assessment Of real estate end rerscr. 4l17-
Ctry W 'le CITY taxes OF ia-s, and uil persons
asent oil another, amy ieIl estate or PERSONAL
niuItIt!, aie hereby uuu8a. ID come lHr-
SAfd 10 the Office the .ity 4 ...... r.I
Siol.sStoT ara render tine sam. t-l-.l tI1
INST day OF February, ls7s
,,, J. ". ffltr.
ute25-Ilt City Assessor a. 10. t.-laI,
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
SUNDAY MORNING ljii JANUARY 20

Tur Kaufman NmI has column Of
"Koon Phlap items
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Bs5' EXTRA OFFER FOR 1873. ri

10 10 an new subscribers for ISIS, vii be sent
t ha M! the six numbers OF III, containing
, ro u, ~ M stAnleuts Of new eIial riga,"
ianslGtyd from the Gerluan OF Fran Won
lhgefSiehen-the best work of one nj IA, n..t
anu brightest authors Of Germnny. 4 new
story Oy the charming English arth,i-.'.
IT'S, ,"ieS 'hHckerhg also appears In the Same
valuable matter, van ''4'e'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-20

Tnr Granbury lldrne wants 10 be
counted for Throokmort on, All right
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-20

tio medicine that can be- employed D.un.
Ing the stomach and bowels, aul even the
blood. In small doses Of one r.I. l..
they stimulate the digestive oH add
promote vigorous health,
AYER's Puts have been aw ar
more than q quarter oi century, mI la.e
obtained a worldwide reputation nrlhr
virtues, They correct diseased action m
the several assimiladyc Organs a DC
body, and arc so composed llat oIru,,
tons within their range can rarely Wih,
stand or cyade them, Not only no they
cure the everyday complaint oJ every.
BODY but also formidable and d0uggroln
diseases that have baillcd the best Of
human skill While thcyprodurcp0wgr,
iul effects, they are, at the same time, the
safest and best physic for children, By
their apcricnt action they grippe much less
than the common pwatycs and never
give pain when the bowels are not iullamci,
They reach the vital fountains fthc blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing Il
from the elements Of weakness
Adapted to all ages and condition, In
all climates, containing neither caIomcl
nor any deletcriou, drug, these Pills may
be taken with safety by anybody Their
sugar-coating preserves them ever fresh,
and makes them pleasant TO takci whio
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise
from their use in any quantity
PREPARED Hl
ahr-A M a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice 10 Delinquent Taxpayers
OF THE CITY OF DALLAS.
MAYORS OFFICE CITY or DALLAS,
L.. 1

January II, 1873.
Notice is hereby given to all delinquent
taxpayers OF the city, whose property was
sold for non pawn of taxes, and pur-
chased by the city AT the recent tax sales,
that they can save further costs 10y coming
forward and paying the same to the cOllec.
tor. W. l., CABELb,
iAnlgdl0t MnYOr CltN OF Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-20

The Milwaukee Sentinel thinks the
sudden change OF weather may be
caused by Charles Francis Adams
starting on his western tour.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN

TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN
Folr,lipo Advertisements inserted lNioe ~
lhls column for I~en'5'Fl'' ''pN'
w,o,,d-@,lsH 'lp,
HANpY MARER-A nul-oass candy,
y maker wanted ~ lhr steam lanI1
Wurs', No. iii Mnln street. pAHh'' !HH-..'"
wsdsd- aosrd.aa,
DOARuEHs-Two gentlemen and ihs.f
ID wives can Hnd boarding "a ll' l'nss ave
nuu Rooms furnished ur upiumshrd ~
desired, Au.N'~
uoARnlSd- Two comfortable rooms WIN
~ bOaIu ~ Mrs Simpson r., Ifhtf NAM
aud liarwuoi streets. uuuHr hnr OPT m"ItlH
convenience. laul-.lW
Wanted stuauoo,
IsHAKER-.A sltu.uon bya good bread
" aud cake baker. iu Cl , Oi country Ad'
dfnAs "l. ~, l., u, Boa u,I. lhblvI"
10 Rent
I,OR RENr-Onou NJ two rooms suitable nr
/ ufncoy co. sleeping rooms. over uslrh
q Wolu'H, corner Kim ana Lamar streets
Apply a. H. 4, Jclt JhuIo W
ID OOMS.-Two rooms Hlnsutd OF
IL unuruished, bet .. Austin ANA
Market streets, Apply AZ tho Washington
House, i.i Market street 1csolL
@seoIsnso, w.on,
SPRING VAGINA ugAt two,norse
- spring wagon, Address ], 49,, Herald OF
Zee, to-day ur Monday JauH-t
'I,U EXCHANGE FOR DlIY pROrEHTi
/ -llI acres OF good umbglrl aud prairie
land, ~ miles ron Dallas, uu Ten Mile
crook, Address u r HAHW LLl, Dallas,
Texas, IAula-l
INTANTED-To ENchanEc-ll!5 acres OF
w good land, so IA cultivation 40 head
of boeves, horses OF mules, and one thousand
dollars IN cash iofa stock VI gooLs. Lands
IN East Texas prairie and llmb,r Apply 70
WORD 4 kEARBi. Any 5 AT Law,
docltf Ger Exchange Bank
~ Acknowledgements may ue handed
~ into our business once up 20 p, m,
aud into tho composing room WI a. m.
uNO MOVE FURNITURE, PIANOS, LOOK.
| ing CLASSES, ETC., with cAgv, and very
cneap. n. l.. KREUIER. Leave orders At
j. T.. Murphy Co. Lamar steel, oet!.lm
WANTED -- EyeryO body % usy- tAeu
w clolhea cleaned, dyed ant gruai-si ~
JACOBIW EBER's Cleaulu. Aud uyelLs "a
tuhllshment, NJ Main street, Dallas -A.-s-
faction warranted. ll!y4-lyF
For Sale.
GALLON, RESTAURANT AND LUNCH
y 7tuud-lhe best paying sa.auu. grstaa'
rant and lunch stauu In The city. Location
good, Cheap rent. Satisfactory reasons for
selling. Address Lock BOX AZ, city. lt-it
INOR SALE CuAP-Wooten building,
It... ..NA ~ 40.
| bernstein, hide house, on Elm street, jalh-lw
| ID ILLlAED TABLLS-lhtee Brunswick
| ID ana Bake 81 llHrd Tables ~ a. ~ by ",
complete. Fol sale cheap. Address +. U.
| box 3d. Dallas, Texas. deCD-tt
4 lON'r FORGET lr--Square Rosewood Pr
| ~ amos, Z uc'uvcs, 500 Upright Rosewood
| pInnNA. SIN MLirInnlnN Nnrs. IhN CnNnp-
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Rent

NOR ItENl-Ono Ut two rooms suitable Tor
i ufnros co. sleeping rooms, over uslrh
4 Wolu's, corner Nm and Lamar streets
Apply a. H. T. Jolt l'ul'
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GpRING WAuuN-A ugAt two'rorsr
- spring wagon, Address J. b, Herald o.
Zee, To-day az Monday, Jauly4t
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hON'r FORGET lr-Squure Rosewood Pr
~ amos, Z Uc'uvcs, 500, Upright Rosewood
Pianos, $40, Warranted ears. The cheap
est Piano House IN Texas \, SUMMER u
co, w Commerce street, Dallas de. 5eod I'm
I'UR 1.-The jeff. word house and lot,
L cornerot Ross avenue and Sycamore ST,
Also, the HOlleuUeu house and lot, 20ON2lO
feet, on kSsS avenue. Terms easy I W..
Ahney decl3-lm
NJAPS.-COunty maps of Dallas, Denton,
WI Collin, Ellis and Grayson, 0t 81. Neat
and correct plaiS OF every description gotten
w on short notice, AT reasonable figures, by
Jones " Murphy, Real Estate Agents, No.
hl Austin street. dec5-lyr,
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'I,U EXCHANGE FOR DlIY PROPEnrY
i -lu acres OF good umbgIel aud prairie
land, ~ miles ron Dallas, on lvu Mile
Texas IAuls-it
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ID OOMS.-IWo Iuplls Hfulshtd OF
IL uuuTuihhtd, bet go Austin ana
Market streets, Apply al the Washington
House, I 10 Market street dvth'lL
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GREGORY. II. H. COOLEY. L.R. HASTINGS
Il. d, D0TY.
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NhHAKER-,A atuatlpn by u good bread
uTnab "D. ~, Il. u, Boa t,I. lltlV.Ih
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lNTANrED-r ENchauge-ll!5 acres Of
w good land, 80 IA cultivation 40 head
OF boeyes, horses OF mules, and one thousand
dollars IN cash for "A stock Oi guoIs. LANDS
ia East Texas, prairie and timber. Apply 70
WORD 4 kEARBI, Any 5 AT Law,
dgcltf q or Exchange Bank.
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DOARuE tuS--TWn gentlemen aud lhsf
ID wives can Huu boarding tl3 llusH ave
nuu Rooms furnished at uniunhhrdi ~
utslTpd. 'Au-hI~
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HANpN MAKER-A nnl.cINsa candy,
y maker wanted ~ ihr steam lHhI1
Wurss. 80. II Main street, pAlhs, lau-l-lW
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-18
CONCERNING THE BONANZA
COMPROMISE BILL.

Furthermore as Indicative of what
was the general sentiment in Ormsby
County relative to the expediency Of
amending the Bullion Tax law, and as
showing the feeling at that time regard
ing the propriety of :breaking pledges
when the good of the State seemed to
demand such change of opinion, We
quote some extracts from the files Of
the Nevada Tribune, which may be of
interest. Under date of Feb. 16, 1877,
the editor of the Tribune, after quoting
an article from the Virginia evening
Chronicle strongly favoring the passage
of the bill, says:
We lay no claim to either financial
knowledge or ability and only base our
opinion as to the prOpriety of amending
the bill on the oft quoted saying that a
half a loaf is better than no bread. The
bonanza companies suffered immense
y
made wonderfully extensive additions
to the taxable property about those
mines, and if the managers have made
a proper showing why the law should
be amended, we believe all those legis-
tors who pledged themselves to support
the law would be exonerated from blame
by their constituents, if as matter of
justice they thought proper to amend it.
Under date of Feb. 26, 1877 the I1i6-
,4ue editor says:
Relative to the Bullion Tax compro-
mise bill we have nothing further to
say than that according to the light we
have on the subject we believe it's pas
sage will tend to the present and ulti-
mate good ofthe State. We may be in
error, but our convictions are at least
honest. The only question is whether
or not the fact of constituents releasing
their representatives from pledges made
before elections exOnerates them from
the obligations. To our notion it does,
provided the release be general and not
eXtOrted.
February 9th he says:
AS regards the bullion tax bill we are
well aware that the pledges made in
amounted to naught, in
of the constituents of rep
having released them. We
favored the passage of the bill on the
grounds of expediency, and believe that
those who voted for it did right.
o.:
Stanley"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-18

John Lindsay
Jacob Nelson
Pat McGovern
SW Mccain
Pat Power
J G Folly
d McCrimmon
John TOhey
F. A Browne
John Lyons
r Dickar
Frank Mccullough
Cranston Green
J s kcnnery
Il Bensan
Desire Baronger
Joseph Even
Theophile, McVeal
Frank Fallett
Ramod Maroon
Hugh Gallagher
John Gleason
VIM Shenan
Daniel Lloyd q
Patrick Shay
Mike Meaher
Nj Welsh
H Knighton
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-18
THOSE
II BROKEN PLEDGES"
How the Ormsby County Rep
resentatives were Released
from their Obligations.

On Saturday night, October 5, at the
Carson Theater, Mr.. Mighels presented
to his audience the following dOcu-
ments, whose validity and authority
were considered, by the Ormsby dele
cation in the Senate and Assembly of
1877, as a release from the pledges
taken by them against any modification
or repeal of the so-called Bonanza Com
promise Bill
We the undersigned, members of the
Republican County Central Committee
of the County of Ormsby, State of Ne
vada, believing that it will be for the
best interests of the State at large, and
not detrimental to the interests of the
County of Ormsby that the proposed
measure reducing the tax upon the pro-
ceeds of mines should pass, thereby as
surfing the prompt payment as well OF
the taxes past due as of those which
may hereafter be levied, and believing
also that a. change has taken place in
public sentiment upon this subject since
the recent election, do hereby as repre-
sentatives of the Republican party of
Ormsby County, as far as we may so do,
release our representatives in the Leg
islature of the State of Nevada from any
pledges they may have made upon the
said subject and recommend that they
do support the passage of said Bill.
E. B. Zabriskie, Chairman.
Frank Mccullough
w. o. Broadhead
George ellison
Augustus Lewis.
We the undersigned, members of the
Republican party of the County of
Ormsby, and tax payers therein, do
hereby endorse the recommendation of |
the County Central Committee:
Virginia & Truckee R. R. Co. By II.
M. YeringtOn, Genl. Supt.
J. w. Haynie & Co.
YeringtOn & Co.
Ell Dorado w. & +. Co.
Genoa Flume Co.
~@~~--~~@
d. l.. Bliss
III. M. YeringtOn
III. +. Rice
A. d. Treadway
Alfred Helm
d. Haugh
f. David
George Tufy
): H. mason
VIM II. Goroet'
L L. D. r van
f. ~ 9tautil''ilei
A. n d. D T
JAMES fraser
IL ~ - Leter9
o l. S"it
- "a Ioph7o"
1ohh lSoaser
I l1ley q ncC0iiNen
- . n LIVING
T. - - Nv VA W 5in
%
~ 11I'. ~. nO1
n wed"
.: ~ L 1n
r. w. Giaytoh
oaIn II: I1oosAllSon
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-18

0. w. Ward
Michael Barrett
Pat Kiely
H. ShrOeden
Thomas Allen
I. Staal
w. J. Magee
r. B. McMahOn
Nathan Furst
VIM. Woodlif
It. B. Winston
S. w. Mcclure
H. Lufkin
J. L. Brighton
w. B. Farrell
Thos. Condor
Fred Campbell
Jas. NJ. Barnes
John B. Morgan
Fred Lance
F. B. Titus
p. a. Vallat
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