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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-31
VISITING DAYS.
what shs Bay Papsrs nay or the
Asssnps - Abolish 1he0.

The report Of the arrest OF Superin.
tendent Deidssheimer and the attempt
to test the Law fixing Waiting days for
the mines on the Comstock. is causing
considerable excitement in San Fran.
cisco.
The Posi- says: This announcement
has provoked much comment on the
street. and inside managers are de-
bounced for such proceedings. II il
evident that the mystery" dodge IL
being played again.
The Exchange devotes considerable
space to the occurrence A. follows (:
What interest tho mine =" can have IN
II We do not see. 1t Is either in the In.
terest OF the managers or OF tho stock.
holders. There does not. at this writing.
seem to be much doubt a. to the side
which Thompson desires to benefit.
Happening just at this time. the action
OF the management OF the Hale and
Norcross or Sierra Nevada, whichever 1t
may be. will not have such an effect as
1t would have had had It been performed
in some period Of excitement. To many
il will no doubt carry the meaning that
the managers have something to hide.
or will soon have something. and will
thus tend to neutralize the poison that
the bears are administering to the effect
that there il nothing to hide In the lower
levels OF the Comstock and 10 not likely
to be anything. Still. looking at II in its
most hopeful aspect. it must be Q matter
Of regret that the policy Of concealmcnt
stiIl seems dear to the hearts Of those who
run the mines. The Pacific Coast Is
habituated to the ending conflict
between those who pay the assessments
aud those Who manipulate the stock and
manage the mines, although there 10 .
growing feeling Of impotence and dis.
gust at it. The Eastern States, howev-
or. are not likely to regard the results Of
II with as much patience a. we. and an
effort to exclude stockholders from the
mines is apt to strike the business men
Of New York aud Boston o. q remarka.
BILE way Of inviting investment In them.
The establishing Of two visiting days per
month was hailed with such satisfaction
by dealers that there can be no doubt
about the general popularity Of the
scheme. To neutralize the law will be
to brighten Q good many dealers who
now trade in stocks In comparative safe.
ty, and to give up the market once more
to gamblers without such o gambling
aud wealthy community behind them IN
they ono had. The people have been
impoverished and burnt. and . rsstora-
ton Of the old order Of things would not
bring back the old times.
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today while ~endesvoring to recover an
anchor at the battery. the air lube hav'
ing burst.
ST.. LouIs, No.. July 81. - ]. p.
Krieger, Senior President OF tho defunct
Broadway Savings Bank. has been ar
rested on q charge Of embezzlement,
In connection with the alleged frauds
committed by officers Of that institution.
He gave bonds and was released.
INDIANAPOLIS. July 3l.-A shooting
ARRAY occurred at o farm. the residence
OF Lucas Covert. near Columbus, In.
diana, at the breakfast table yesterday
morning. between bis sons Henry and
Aleck, In which Henry was instantly
killed and Alsck MORALLY wounded.
HARRISBURG, July 31.-The Governor
has pardoned Dennis +. Canning. OF
Sehuylkill, convicted Of conspiring 10
commit murder several years ago, In
conjunction with Jack Kehoe and other
Mollis Msguirss. Canning was sen.
tenoed to IA years imprisonment.
BRocxvILLr, July 3l.-Miss Hugel.
aged eighteen. and sister. aged Ave. were
drowned In the 81. Lawrence. while
bathing.
Martin, Republican member Of the
House from North Carolina. says the
Sherman boom Ii gaining In that State,
and be thinks Sherman would have .
stronger delegation to the National Con.
vention than Grant.
Judge Isaac O. Collins, . prominent
lawyer OF Cincinnati, died on the 29th
OF heart disease.
At East Harrington, Wisconsin. on the
10Th, John Kranx, q farmer. drove into
q lake to water his horses, and tho ami
mails becoming frightened, ran into deep
water. upsstting the wagon aud drown.
Ing Kranz and Ave children. The sixth
swan ont. The eldest wa q girl, seven.
teen years old.
The Exchange Bank Of st. Louis has
gone into liquidation. All depositors
will be paid In full.
The eighteenth annual session OF the
National Educational Association com.
msncsd at Philadelphia on Tuesday.
The Chicago Jockey Club announces
two running meetings for next year. one
In July and ono In August.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
lsrso1AI 70 RE ss.D HI. Dlns NM
Niscellsuoous.

AieC0ilsuOVub
LONDON. July Sl.-In the House OF
Commons last night the Government In
troduoed . bill to enable the banks TO
limit the liability Of shareholders to
twice the amount Of their paid capital.
which was talked out last week. The
bill Is rsintroduoed applies to Scotland
and Ireland ss we'll n England. The
objections Of the Scotch members arc
thus ~appessed, and the bill was read the
second time. Tho Government IL o..
pectsd to prorogus Parliament on the
10th Of August.
All the masons IN strike at Bristol
have yielded.
All the Indian troop ships are ordered
to be ready for six months continuous
service, with . view. Of bringing homo
the troops from South Africa.
There Il Q long List Of honors conferred
In connection With the Afghan war. The
principal persons 20 distinguished are
Major Csyjori and Generals Stewart,
Browne, Mauds. Biddsrlsphs, Roberts
and Lumsdsn, who are created Knights
and Commanders Of the Bath.
A oonstantinopls dispatch Of Tuesday
says: 4 terrific Are has been raging
since Monday ct 0rta Ksul, . village on
the Bosphorus. The Jews quarter bad
been destroyed. Hundreds Of families
are sncamped on the roads.
VIENNA, July 3l.-Ths Tae6laa has
the following dispatch about the riot In
Philippopolis: Alsko Pasha, seeing .
Bulgarian flag flying In the center Of
Phiiippopolis. ordered Il removed. a. 1t
was displayed In CONFIRMATION OF the
treaty Of Berlin. The dag was removed
but again hoistsd By . crowd OF Bulge
rians. Aleko Pssha then declared that
II the flag wa not removed within "a
hours he would return to Constantine.
pie. The conflict ended BY the Bulga.
rians yielding.
CossrAsrMoPLr. July 3l.-Phnce Al.
sxandsr Of Bulgaria has autographed the
Porte that the Turkish troops have vio.
lated the Bulgaria territory near Dubrit-
"a, and the Bashi Baxooks are pillaginR
and assassinating. The Prince demands
their immediate recall.
BERLIN, July 3l.-A cannon Of "a
oentimsrs csliber burst on Board the
German gunboat Rsnown today. killing
three and woundins fourteen persons.
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Como.

There is quite an excitement these
days and In these parts over Como.
There have been claims held there right
along for nearly u score Of years by peo-
pie who are confident OF their intrinsic
value. and who have waited FROM year to
year for . revival Of interest in that
place. The Eureka there gives assays Of
from $50 to $3.50, from u ledge seven
feet in with. aud ut the depth Of forty
one feet. Some Of the knowing ones
OF the Comstock are talking Of going
over there to see the place and pick up
itsms, II not locations. There IL talk Of
putting up Q quartz mill there.
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Miscellaneous.

Nxw Yosx. July STA Warrington
special to the Evening Post says: Cor.
hams new attitude In California II re-
garded here with as~tonishmsnt and dis
gust by his "stslwart" associates.
The 7ribuns says: 0orham. sx.Bsc-
rotary Of the Senate. has Joined the
Honorable Bilks." the Democratic
coalition Of California. much 10 the
relief Of bis former allies, the Rspub-
licans.
Professor Chandler. Of the Health
Board. says that scarlet fever caused
more deaths In New York State last year
than yellow fever did In the South. and
yet failed 10 excite public spprshsndon
or 10 make psopis ordinary careful 70
prevent infection.
John Jenkins, . diver. was suf5oestsd
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Monroe Doctrine.

Nrw Yonx. July 3l.-Ths Sun says:
No Administration In this country would
dare to stand by passivsly and see o
canal dug across any isthmus on this
continent. without demanding that 1t
should pass under the control OF the
United States. That Ia the Monroe doc.
trine. on which all parties are agreed.
We want no entangling alliances or
guarantees. and will have none. It 10
only o few years since the Great Powers
Of Europe ~solsmnly agreed not to 20 to
war without Arst submitting any cause
Of grievances to arbitration. We know
how that agreement raj kept, and that
IL WA q live treaty until signatoriss
killed II by deliberate design.
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seeding summer Resorts.

NEW YoRx, July 3l.-According 10 the
Transportation Company agents report,
there has not been such . rush for the
seaside and mountains since the panic
Of 1873 q IL now witnessed. Many
families 90 this year for the frst time
since that memorable financial crisis.
The hotels are crowded, and the outside
boarding houses are getting more than
their accustomed number OF visitors.
It 10 not such fashionable resorts 40 New
port and Saratoga, however. that are
most feeling the increase. Those who
are swelling the tide Of plsasurs-ssskers
this year 60 to the cheaper places, yet
moro money Is being spent for Summer
pleasure this season than for eight years
past.
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woman Suffrage.

BosToN, July 3l.-Ths registration Of
women in this city under the school vot.
ing law is getting on very slowly. and
there will need bs . revival Of interest
during the next six weeks II the new
constituency In to have any material In.
fiuenos In the choice OF school officers.
Quoting from the Wonan's journal that
the names registered are Of the very best
stock, the advertiser contends that moth.
ing would make the new law moro Nm.
popular than this fact, or 60 further to
defeat its bsne6oent object. than the In.
PRODUCTION Of GLASS spirit In using the
rights conferred upon Il.
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Flied.

Following mining companies have
hled articles OF incorporation and lists
OF officers:
Savags-Thomas II. Williams, Presi.
dent; John W. Coleman. Vice President
II. s. King, Geo. W. Gordon. ]. B,
Russell, Directors; NJ. G. Gillette. Su'
perintendent; E. b. Holmes, Secretary
incorporated October IL. 1862, by VIM.
NJ. Lent, Joe Clark and @. b. Mean
envy; capital at the time. 81. soc, 600 in
500 shares OF 5000 each; object to
mine and work gold and silver ores In
Nevada Territory.
Segregated Calsdonis-C. L. Weller.
President; Chas. s. Neal. Vice Presi'
dent; VIM. II. Brewer. w. Easton, @.
+. Horn, Directors; c. s. Neal. Treas.
urer; d. L. Thomas, Secretary; capital,
81. 900, 900; shares, 10000.
Phil. Sheridan-J. NJ. Hinkle. Presi.
dent; w. d. Coates, Vice President; g.
W. Dickson, Charles E. Pearson. Hugh
B. Hinkle, Directors; Mat. Canavan,
Superintendent; John Barrett. Treasur.
err; ID. L. Thomas, Secretary; Capital.
50, 400, 900; shares. "a 900.
woodville-John +. Pope, President;
J. p. Cavalier. r. E. Kelly. S. E. Ohm.
stead, G. Kaufman, Directors; Il. E.
Kelly. Secretary; Capital. 80, 500 900;
shares, % 5000.
woodvills Consolidated-J. p. Caval-
lier, President; James Newlands, Vice
President; J. II. Dobinson. A. Borland.
Alex. McAbee, Trustees ; s. T. Curtis,
Superintendent; Justice Mining Com
pany, Treasurer; r. Z. Kelly, Secretary
Capital, Sl2. 000. 900; shares, 100. 900.
Cosmopolitan-M. Landers. Presi.
dent /; Butler Burris. Samuel Harvey, L.
G. Ferguson. W. G.. Elliot, Directors
J.. F. Esau, Superintendent; John Lam.
aers, Treasurer I; Butler Burris, Score.
tary. Capital, $1,000, 900 ; shares, so.'
Gold Canyon Consolidated-J. p. Ca.
WALLER, President /: j. Il. Dickinson. Alex.
McAbee, A. Borland. r. Sherwood,
Trustees ; Justice Mining Company,
Treasurer K. E. Kelly, Secretary.
Capital, 800, 900 ; shares, $500.
North Ophir-Robert Burton, Presi.
dent r. n. Graves, c. W. Kellogg. ID.
Cook. John Landers. Directors ; John
F. Egan. Superintendent John Lam.
dsrs, Treasurer ; Butler Burris, Secre-
tary. Capital. 100000 900 shares,
lO0. 900.
Con. Dorado--John McDouRall, Pres.
ident; G. II. Silliman. Vice President;
Pacific Bank. Treasurer: Phi. C~orcoran.
superintendent; j. NJ. Burlington, Sec.
rotary: John McDougall. c. II. Sill.
man. Philip Corcoran, j. Wilberhurst,
Directors.
Challenge Con.--william Sharon. j.
II. Dickinson, J. d. Fry. A. X. p. Har.
mon. James Freedom, Directors; CAPT.
tai. $500. 900; shares, $4,000.
Kentuck-M. L. Mcdonald. Presi.
dent /; d. l.. Mcdonald. vice.P President;
Delos Lake. II. Minister and Q. b.
Gould. Directors s. L. Jones. Super.
intendent ; ]. W. Pew. Secretary ; in.
~corporated August %. 1866, BY H. E.
Graves. Jos. French. s. F. Gilcrist.
Thos. Sunderland, Z. W. Tsskle and s.
Woods; capital. siO0, 900; shares. 1000.
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Processes stewart. Lecture.

All the mining superintendent and
leading mining men on the Comstock
have placed their signatures to the paper
inviting Professor W. F. Stewart 70 do
liver his lecture here previous TO his
departure to the East. They want him
down in Frisco. too. for the folks there
are more interested in mining matters
than those OF any other large city In the
United States. and Prof. Stewart Il. -
good Q missionary u We could send 70
suliahten the hsathen there.
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Detdeshsimer's Case.

The Dsidesheimer case wa yesterday
before the Supreme Court, Judge
Leonard presiding, Judges Hawlsy and
Beatty being also on the bench. Hillysr
aud Whitman appeared for Deideshei.
mer. and Attorney General Murphy and
Mtssrs. woodburn and Hles for the
State. After several hours' argument
the Court directed the Attorney General
to nle Q brief within ten days, the other
side to have Ave days thereafter to reply.
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NorIcr.1The notice OF s. Aronson, to
be found In another column. Is. o. 1t
purports to be. an important notice to
our people, for It tells them that they
can purchase at his store. opposite the
| News office, anything In the line OF
clothing at twenty-five per cent. below
San Francisco cost for the same articles.
Read the notice. aud then call on Mr..
Aronson.
Cnosscurr1So.-Crosscuts were com.
menced in the North Bonanza and
Flowery mines today. The intention Is
to run them on the 400. 800 and 200
levels, and slso hall way between
the 200 level and the old upper or
tunnel workings. The management are
confident Of being able to show up good
ore.
OPERA Bourrr.-The San Francisco
papers speak o, MADAME Favsrt." as
performed by the Aimee troupe. a.
characterized by "charming music and
arch beauty OF action" This has been
underlined by manager Piper a. one OF
the four pieces to be produced at the
Opera House next week.
A wIsprILL.-A letter has been re-
ceivsd BY Virginia Chapter No. 2. r. A.
NJ, from q lawyer in Vienna, Austria.
stating that In his will the late Robert
Apple left to said Chapter the sum OF
Si,250. to be used in the purchase Of q
full set OF silver working tools.
BuRoLAnizrD. The room Of sI.Ofacer
Kinzls. now q carrier on the Enterprise.
was burRlarizsd this morning about 4
o'clock while he was ont ON his route.
and q watch and chain and S22 or $23
In coin taken. His o 10 ut the old
depot building. Virginia.
SlcKSEss.-Thsrs 10 Of present a good
deal Of sickness among children in Viz.
qinia. There were yesterday four deaths
Of children, ranging from three months
to one year. In Gold Hill the doctors
say 1t is awiully healthy"
Apour 0 o'clock last night there was
an alarm Of hre in Virginia. caused by
the burning out Of a stovepipe in the
upper story OF the residence OF John
Cranney. foreman Of the Hale i Nor
cross mine.
woop il from 81 10 % per cord in
Como. aud reports say water from
springs Ia plenty. New locations IN
being rapidly made there, and from q
the rock yields gold 81 20, silver $6f 80.
TEE E1chequer Mining Company has
nisd with the Secretary Of State Of Cal.
iforuia Its election to continue In exist.
ence under the provisions Of the civil
code Of that State.
TIE loud explosions heard recently
are caused by blasts over the hill east.
where rock 10 being quarried for the
foundation Of the Yellow Jacket. new
hosting engine.
AT the Bropby mine. Flowery. there
10 Q marked increase OF water In the
face Of the tunnel. They expect to cut
their ledge In two or three days.
"Roxso and Juliet nishts"-that IL
what they call these beautiful moon.
light evenings In Virginia.
A susz are ragged IN the side Of
Mount Davidson last evening. II was
harmless.
W. ClowSrxsHIrLps has been elected
Recorder Of the Como Mining District.
TEE Silver Hill has its new ofios com.
pleted and ready for use.
Mas. MoKSioHr has hled declaration
of Homestead,
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Cssdiiis..

Sheriff Williamson and District At
tornsy Harris have returned from the
State Prison and their visit to ]. T.
Pritchsrd. placed there for safe keeping
during the preliminary examination into
the killing Of Officer Symons. Surgeon
White has hope still OF saving his arm
and thinks there IL o fair prospect OF his
being able to do 90 unlsss gangrens or
srysipelas sets in. Still the man 10 In Q
bad way and thsre II NO assurance given
that the wound may mot prove fatal. and
thus death beat the Law out Of its victim.
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PowpEs HorsE Srrr.-Ths California
powder works. by its agent. gives notice
that IL claims the following described
ground: Commencing at q stake sit
uatsd about rs feet In q southwrsterly
direction from where the ravins and
road leading to the Sierra Nevada quarry
intsrsects the Gsiger grade. aud running
thence In . northerly direction $50 feet,
thence In . westsrly direction 400 feet,
thence southsrly 400 feet. and thence
eastsrly 100 feet TO the place Of begin
ming.
~'IxclxAsISo II RicHSrss.- Yesterday
morning. among other flying reports OF
Sierra Nevada. was one that . diamond
dtHi was prospecting the $500 level and
that the borinss assayed 500. Lat
evening Madame Rumor increased the
sssay to $500. and this morning her
children babblsd Of $500. A we'll $500
q anything else. since NO q knows
anythlng about it-at least. those who
q ksev ny nothing on the subject.
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Departure. Last Evesing.

Rw Laidley. Mrs Mcfarland. Mrs Han.
cock. Miss X Finn. Miss " wehner. Mrs
u Il smith and children. Mrs q r Dobbs.
W + Deal and family. II q Bladsell, d
Rafferty,. q W Stevenson, II Paul. c C
Cunningham, J E Grasses. F Rafferty,. Mrs
Churchill. Nrs Foster. J J Murphy. Mrs
G 8 Mott. Mrs. r A Milliken. Vim Patton.
d E Brewster.
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Turoa-Your writing IL 10 wrstohed,
cir, that I can't make anything out OF II.
How have you rendered CUsaris bona
lsQssf sub-ffsshman-vhy, 'ths bony
ises Of Cesar" I believe, cir. (Bnal
sarthquAks).
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TEE Lockport IN. ~ Union says :
Yesterday morning Mrs. Chas. Hall,
q widow lady living on Center street.
awoke to And her infant beside her
dead" What . sensation there would
have been in Lockport II the widow was
q gentleman
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Arrivals shts aopatUg.

Mrs. A Davis and son. + A Herring. L
xlsin. d J Seymour. Mrs A Smith. = c
Lord and children. J O Kimball. II @
Kendall. z B Adams, 4 L Edwards. + s
Blanchard. J McKivsrs. W Scott. william
Gregory. O II Finn. Jas Hague. L Goss,
Z II Warren. y Hudson. n Ehrlich. Al
Phillips. II J Stevens. r N Rowland. b
Johns. Mrs W Johns. Nrs Busby. W L
sparrow. Sarah L Gilmere. Miss Lang.
Mrs D z Mccarthy. s Reinhart, J B Nal
Ion. J r Eagan.
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orz,a IMPnovxxrSrs.-A new wing 10
being added to the west side Of the ophir
ofaos. and In the wingis . fins largs bay
window. They have also graded ont
vest for the purpose Of snlarging their
dooFysrd In that direction.
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srocX sEPOxr.
san Franeisce Board.

LAsr EVENING.
70 Raymond L Ely. ) 3d.
80 Eureka Con-. i4t
200 Belmont. SOC
$40 ella. IN
400 Leopard. I
IS Manhattan. 2
100 Grand Prize. 81
1000 Argenta. l 10. l 0J, I
2265 Independence. 2 10. = 05.
400 Silver Prize. zoe
IS Tuscarora. l5c
1890 Belle Isls. 81. s 80. . so bio. 81
20 Paradise. I 90
400 Albion. 25o
220 Mount Diablo. s
$40 North Belle Isle. Sc. SOC
10 Wales
4i0 Bodie, II
rs Bechtsl. l IS. IN
400 NcClinton.
500 Tioga. s ~. 8 Is. 3 20. ~
400 summit.
$50 Bulwer. ~
10 Syndicate, So
sos GoodshAw. 500
400 Oriental. $50
SOS Bslvidere.l
4l0 Champion. SOC
4s0 B~laekhawk. SOC. $50. Sc
100 south Bodie. 20c
1023 Booker. 6oc. SIC. SOC
1000 Richer. SOC
400 Queen Bee, Csc
$50 Mono, 81. ca
400 Cr0sus. 20c
260 Con. Pacific. ~, Z. O.
et5 Jupiter. Q. I 30
$40 South Bulwer. zoo
i00 Defiance.
2ll0 Addenda. 500. $50
400 University. 400
SIS Orient, soc, 35c
40 Double Standard. 90c
90 Martin White. 6s.5
rs Leeds. 75c
800 Tiptop. 1
100 Golden Terra. Is
400 Caledonia (Black HillsI. AZ
400 Dudley. l 20. l 10
THIS MORNING.
$50 Ophir. s2s. 81. s2S
1905 Mexican. AN, 22S. 22%, ~
30 Gould 4 Curry, 81. 81
IsS Beat 4 Belcher, IGN. i6t. lGS
W California. 4 50. ~
$50 Savage. II
10 Con. Virginia. 4 GO
10 ChollAr. 6S. 90
$40 Potosi. A., A., 4 Is
sos Hale 4 Norcross. IL. l2s
$50 Grown Point. 4 ~
605 Yellow Jacket. i5S. i3S. ISL
1910 Imperial. ~ 80
40 Kentuck. s 80
$50 Alpha, 20. 20S
40 Bslcher. 8 vs.. 4
TOO Confidence. IL. l0N. l0t
ss5 Sierra Nevada, ~. S9S. s9k. s9k,
20. 40k. 40S
IS Utah. len. IGN
$40 Bullion. 81. 81
$50 Exchequer. 3S. 81
IS OvermAn. .. 81
10 Justice.
1890 Union Con-. IS. san. 81. s3k. s3S,
ssh. ssh bio
sos Alta. 81. CT
$40 Lady Bryan. I 10. 20. ~
3i6 Julia. 2 Us
AGO Caledonia. 2 05. 2 10
$50 Silver Hill. I 40. I Is
ass Challenge, Q 40. ~
IT'S Occidental. s5c. 300
Gao woodville. Soc
675 Lady Washington Con-. I 20. IL
$50 Andes. SOC. $50
400 Kossuth. 2oo
<23 Ward. I
lao scorpion. I 30
400 Leviathan. SOC
2l0 North Con. Virginia. ~. 81
AIS Benton Con-. 4, 5 81
100 Solid Silver, Csc
$50 Con. Dorado. I 80
200 Plowery, SOC
<l0 North BONANZA. I 40. l IS
100 NackAy. I Is
100 South Utah, 10
100 New York. 45e BIS
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GxchAMoa


"a Z. Ha. ,S9s y ! = I Rssss:;
lntsrest paid on Ordinary and Tern Dsposiis.
Deposits received In sums Of 81 and upward.
Loans made on approved real eststs. bonds,
stools, etc. Stocks, currency and silver bought
S11 Z. 9. RLpRrpok, ssers.asy.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES.
They Caught q Tartar.

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