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(vANTON, D. T., Main st., G. W. Harlan Propr.
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and good stables in connection with the House.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1879-10-09

Trains run on Saour CITY Time.
GEO. f. MERCHANT,
Telegraph Stations. Superintendent.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1879-10-09

Engineer Wattles came up Tuesday
and ordered the plating of the Benedict
and Fitzgerald tract near the Pembina de-
pot.
The New York herald., 1879-03-08
4 DOCTORS DIFFER.

DIR. julius Hoffman, in response to summons
issued by Coroner woltman appeared at tho
Coroners Office yesterday to substantiste his allega-
tions against Dr. Fulda. DIR. Hoffman maintains that
tho latter is not regular physicsn that he attended
Mrs. yaglcr of No. 3l East Tenth street. during her
accouchment and used instrument In an unski-
tul manner; that finding the woman sinking
he administered three and half grains Of
held autopsy on the body. and
subsequently notified the Coroners oiico of the
She died last Monday aud buried q permit Of
the Board OF Health last Wednesday.
This action Of Dr. Hofman's seems to havo given
rise to some little conflict complication between
latter officials granted q burial certificate being
notified of the woman's death by Dr. Guden, who is
regular physician. The Coroncr's Office. therefore,
maintain that the Board of Health should take action
In the and have the body cxhumcd
Deputy Coroner Cushman and DR.. Holman also
had a professional tilt regarding the case. The
former intimated chat DIR. Hoffman should have
notified the Coroncrs ofce OF his intention to hold
autopsy, or, failing in that, should have advised
the Board OF Mt earlier date OF the result
OF his postmorein. and not let the body bc Inferred
before making his charges. To this DIR. Hoffman
piled that "the Coroncr's medical education was
defective, any way
eve can't allow you to como hcrc and insult us In
this way" rctortcd Deputy Coroner Cushman.
Hoffman directed to reduce his allegations to
the form of affidavit, and this he promised to do
Immediately.
Dr. Fulda maintains that DIR. Hoffmans opposition
to him IL prompted by malice. lie says he practiccd
three years as physician In the army; for which
service Inc has, he says received papers IRON Albany
He is not, however, he says, graduate OF any med-
yesterday refusing TO acccpty moro certificates Of
birth from DR. Fulda.
The New York herald., 1879-03-08
STOLEN CALFSKINS.

Tho police yesterday arrested John Nelson, alias
Simpson. alias oBricn. who they say stole tho
truck of schcftc Brothers with it's load of costly
calfskins. in Barclay street, Monday. He ar
raigned in the jefferson Market Police Court, and
held default of bail to answer. chiefly the owl
dcnce of John Meehan, of No. 81 Park place. who
swore positively that he saw the accused driving
schcftcl Brothers truck on tho day mentioned
George Luxton. of West Hobokcn, In whose stable
the stolen calskins had been stored he alleges. by
the thief, arrested on Thursday night by Chief
OF Police Donovan, of Hobokcn. lie demanded an
instant examination and pending IL was admitted to
bail. He protests that he was altogether unaware
that the goods were stolen when he consented "a
their storage in his stable and that he paid $50
by the who had them. He refuses IT is said, to
come to this city without n requistion.
The New York herald., 1879-03-08
cnoroN DEPARTMENT DISCRIMINATION.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
The statement in your paper of last week in regard
to the Of the Croton water is inaccurate In
the houses just east Of Madison avenue, between
Sixty fifth and Sixty-eghth streets. the water at
time rises above the second story. did it last
summer. when. according to Mr.. Campbells report,
there was m abundance Of water. and though Mr..
Campbell was repeatedly requested to turn on the
pressure. Now the water does not rise above tho
arst story except for few moments at time in the
evening and early morning. The houses on Madison
avenue not one hundred feet distant have o full
supply on their fourth floors. It is not right that
the officials should discriminate In favor OF or
against any locality. Let tho water be turned
that all may have equal chance. The statement OF
Mr. Birdsall shows that great injustice is being
done to those who are cut off from equal particpa-
ton in the water supply. 1t is argument that be-
cause all have the same high pressure certain
localities will be favored with 1t and the other
tions of the city left with what they can get. At
present many persons not only without water In
the upper portion Of their houses but have to nay
for closets and bath which they cannot use. G. NJ.
The New York herald., 1879-03-08
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

FRIDAY, March Z. 1879.
RECEIPTS FOR TWO DAYS
s.s;s;s Es street. g;s; 1ss e- f;'s is a;s s:s ns
Jersey gSr,sse s;s'.. 1852 II i2so isss
BnsVrs.Tradc extremely slow and values further Dc.
pscsS a H &C. y % ps
ewt General sales on 80 lbs net also some on 80
-; s Sc A. sss sS II s. ssT IL.
.ss @ as &C. b. weight a0 nS: n:
e ...Gl .sS Is :; 's i
.sant vogo Rcgenston sold icr Meyer RegsastcIn q
b ss weight I psr
!
..ss. y 20 Missouri ss ss.s
s5;e per H.. IS head a. DC. d.. sheaa q ele
Es' jersey ls ~c'ss'' Ss y.fa cc"sy s% xSss 5 s
sSsfsr lo7 inoi. head at ss per ID. head
:a isst ssss % @
bead H. viii q IssS si.. y Ss:s Ga.
ss,. a. & S As.r s's
s :"i iq g. ss sI'fS; pss' Y ...,: ;ss:''
II s Eo.snihs, .ss sold f.r 4 v:se. bulls I've
ssf; ss =: s r;s
Is or % S.r SesS sS's on =. = Hi d
sSs ss;a ss r'' 81 ss%ss. %;s 's
stecrs--2O head st Sac. per ib. y. hena ~ 3fc pet
= s, Of ~ head sa a. M .ssnin e no. S s-s ss
a. &c ib with 5oc on per head on 20 asna msc ~
Culver sold commission, iS1 Illinois stecrs-es
head a. s,lc. per H., with soc. on per bead head
&C e s:ss head ;a,s si;f
gS, ssH .o 81 IT, ..a Via lS'
on per- head IS head d. with soc hcsd
= head At 4 % .sa Si9
ss :s,S W -sss: x. rsi
I'll is5 Ts'Sss 'asi. 9 bead No. ss:%
~ on rcr head on 80 ie head Ole per h. weights
6sl cwI M cws Newton 4 Holmes sold eMissou,ri!
s y vi msss 81 s. p.9 sS
cwt strong NJ Lautcrbach sold for 4. w. Alicrton 81
Illinois stccrs-20 head as < per H., head 20 per
head al s,sc per u head SIZE por ID; 10 head q
s SaJsy Ds, @ ca ss ssson illinois s. head
Is IN; ssss,. ss svt p;' Su ,iss ss" ~sisSs
lbs ut 3sc. perl W. NJ soldschmdt sold for self 80
IT, 10 head At loo pcr b will, 80 o the ioi Weights SN
snsnr AND LANES Demand moderate; valucs steady.
sas sasf sG & Il &C. ss Faeoss & sheep
weight ~ lbs head &C. h. ~ Ohio sheep weight
o. lbs head At 5c per ID 1874 Ohio sheep. wcsht 10
,ss ~.sSs s'is 's 'S per H. S
Sheep weight $50 Tbs per head - 81 per cwt Newton
Holmes sold u! Ohio shcep weight los lbs per head 81
&C. per ib. D1 Illinois sheep weight ~ lbs head At
$5 92s per cwt n Pennsylvsnis sheep weight ,I lbs
fresh cows was sold AZ an aver"s. Of Sa ~ per head
sold At SIZE per.lb grass fed calves q 2sse per y
terdsy afternoon one car of Ohio hogs, live wsshs
l85 lbs per head, sold a. " Az per cwt
The New York herald., 1879-03-08
UNITED STATES BOARD OF TRADE

Tho next national convention of tho United States
Board of Trade will be hcl in this city on wednes
day. aud among the subjects to be discussed will be
the foreign trade of the country. Representatives
from Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Detroit, New Orleans
Boston, Harrisburg. Hartford. Lynn and other cities
will be present to meet Mr.. Leon Chottcau, the rep
resentative of the French Chamber of Commerce.
The following new members of the Board OF Trade
were enrolled during the month of February :--H.
Il. Clarke, Henry J. Cullen, w. l.. Townley
Charles II. Ropes, George w. wineate, John H.
Clapp, John W. Bennett, George Ripley. all OF
New York; Joseph b. Msllon, of Virgins CITY, New.
NJ II. Clark, of Carksville, Tenn; ID. w. Lamkin OF
vicksburg, Miss; NJ. Lipman, Of Reno, New; Leon
The New York herald., 1879-03-08
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

[SorE.-Letters intended for this column must be
accompanied by the writer's full name and address to
insure attention. Complainants who are unwilling to
comply with this rule simply waste time in writing
Write only on side of the paper.-ED. HERALD
The New York herald., 1879-03-08
rHE oRoroN WATER SUPPLY.

To THE EDrron OF THE HERALD:-
I have resided for the past eight years in Forty.
second street, between First and Second avenues
and have become weary Of carrying water from the
basement to each foor Of my house. Despairing of
any relief short of the aid of the Complaint
Book" beg to add my protest to that of othors.
hopnn thereby touch the sensibilites of cele
brated Commissioner of Public Works. As under
stand, he caused the high water pressure with
which we were connected to be cut off, in order TO
favor our more wealthy neghbors on Fifth and Mad
ison avenues. and also Fortyrst street Just one
BLOCK from us. JUSTICE
The New York herald., 1879-03-08
WHAT ARE HIS REASONS?

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Is there any way by which the depositors Of the
broken Security Savings Bank can compel Mr.. Banks.
the receiver, to declare another dividend2 He has
made statement that he has about $26.0O0 in cash
on hand, and he made the same statement year ago.
and it looks very much If he will make similar
statement next year. As this bank was compara-
tiyely small one we can no good reason why 1t
has not been wound up and settled before this The
depositors, who were hard working and industrious
people, have been sorely in need Of the money that
is rightly theirs during the last winter II he has
any good reasons for not declaring dividend let
him come out and state them. j. M.
The New York herald., 1879-03-08

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..
The following is q statement showing the real
estate transactions recorded In the Registers Office
March 7. ls70;-
% s.. SS % g gp1s e.
ss s sonn IT, of h av os dcorre MOI"
Trcaey 10 Thomas r. Trcscy sis ooo
Lso% :@s % ~,,' of Delaney ST. osx
same to .......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Nom
sharp and wife 10 Carrie e. sharp ........,. 2eooo
Cunning aud husband TO Ada Hove. ...:;,:... a2oo
Css1arine Duffy 20 George FOX 10000
9Th n.sy -y and Viz a's Ken Som
4.I AZ. corner q e!ih =. aoxso; samuel Smith
sssr S"f r'te y. 90 Il MAn.pay p" Delaney ST. sso Nom
Fanny Nelson Ard husband % Mary sig.'%sn:; I7ooo
". s,sfs Mssy 4 crsr nsr.... ;;is,..
sos M".s z. : sia Of "a .y isasioo5 Char ''0o
ioic ilrsch and husband to John Ryan. $500
Mss', ssn.sdn a r. and q a,ss G"r.sd 70 , s1s
I'd ss : q ia sSjj;.isioO; IT, Loan 80
ils q bs..ins % ~ sSa ss Fanny
osa st., s., 100 IT. ", Of ,o,s Az. sosloo, Ellsworth
I'D av.. y. . corncr sefh ST., Marcus IabiIch 10
pisso" st. NO iee Store William Har,ins 10
Bocschc Rebers; years $50
congrssa.ion Share RscS%I% TO A. seh!ei.inscr
Of Houston st. years. ....'..''...... $500
Connell. lionorn. TO william foy, n. g. OF Goth st,
OF Isl nv; Year..
INSURANCE Company No. East s'S S,s %'si yss l 1000
Decker, Thompson W. and others to George q.
Lane and another executors. kc), N. 9. Of 57th ,
st.. W OF ID av 3ycas 1O,OO
Donahue, Ellen 7. aud another, to William n.
dsn ss yssrs ae o. os'" ~ o. 5000
eehr NO. Sei Msa."n "% sS ncnh '4 i4ooo
snes o%pr s"S S w.s ss a m"us' %
Pfanmann Maria NJ, TO the Washington Life 1nsur,
ance Company, s. o. OF 7th 81. ". OF lst av.i xco
"r 10y ID ps,cn % opIs ns Ia .,
Sce%Ts,"s aa rna % wne sx 20 ,.srs o. 1900
wns's" r:',es - % nnS o,es' q. % p an ss 1000
sIms ,ch 20 sspnss ~ an ~ A. o';a 5000
The New York herald., 1879-03-08
PEARL STREET FIRE.

BY the fire at No 80 Pearl and No. % Bridge streets
yesterday morning Mcssrs. f. s. Atwater a. Co. sus-
tanned a loss, which they think will reach over
$4,000, which is covered by insurance. They are
manufacturers Of and dealers In paper boxes.
Part OF the hrst floor of the building occupied
committee rooms by the Produce Exchange, and
the second floor of the building were the rooms OF
the Board of Managers. Nothing was destroyed by
fire, but the carpets and furniture were badly
damaged by water, Superintendent Grant estimating
tho loss at 0O0 which is fully covered by insur
nnco
The New York herald., 1879-03-08
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Discharges in bankruptcy were granted yesterday
by Judge Choate in the United States District Court
to N. Wise, Thomas Hagan. f. Kirchner. Joseph
Berger, Marx K. Cans and H. N. Palen.
decision was to have been gwen yesterday by
United States Commissioner Lyman in the matter Of
the charges against James R. Cosgrove chief deputy
election marshal Of the Eighteenth Assembly dis
trict for alleged verhcation of false certificates Of
attendance but in the absence Of Judge Dttenhoefer
counsel for the accused. the matter was postponed
until to-day.
In the case Of the application of the Commission
ers Charities and Correction to compel the Of
Mrs Fannie Salomon-Leopold, Alfred and Felix
who are CHARGED with ABANDONMENT to support her
Judge Gidersleeve, after hearing the testimony,
listened to the arguments OF counsel yesterday in the
Court OF General Sessions. and announced that he
would shortly render his decision. ~
youth, named Edward Purvis, hailing from
Ui Feprmsry Ii b By Mr.. George =. Bryant to act as
watchnan of the premises No. 427 East Twenty-flfth
street Nearly $500 worth OF property was stolen,
and Purvs charged q man named William Smith with
being the thief. The two were arrested. and whom
arrgned in the Court of General Sessions yesterday
two years and six months.
There tried yesterday before Judge Van Brunt,
holding Supreme Court Special Term. three suits
spective plaintiffs being the United States of Mexico,
Juan N. Navarro and Gardiner D. Mercer. The suits
were on acceptances by Duncan. Sherman Il Co.
The complaint in each dismissed.
william II. Young has brought suit In the Court
OF peas S shs ns we Of M
The defendant s.an actress and was married to the
plaintiff at Buffalo the Goth of March, 1866. He
charges her with adultery with Martin Campbell.
Judge Larremore yesterday ordered reference in
| the case to II. NJ Storer
| On the pretence Of being employed to repair the
roof of No. 323 West Twenty second street George
Cavanagh alias Crawford, visited that house, and
when the owner Mr.. Henry q. Potts. returned In the
evening he the loss of several articles
jewelry which, however. were subsequently re-
covered at pawn Office on Ninth avenue. Assistant
District Attorney Bell in moving for sentcnce-the
prisoner having pleaded guilty-lnformed the Court
that Cavanagh was dangerous criminal, whose ope-
rations of most extensive character. Under
the circ umstances Judge Gildersleeve sent him to
the State Prison for five years.
The New York herald., 1879-03-08
WHAT is THE REMEDY?

To THE EDITOR OF THE HEnALD:-
Mr.. Campbell tells us the rainfall was so abundant
a. to insure full supply at all times for the aque
duct Will he. then. inform the residents of West
Forty-second street why they have never been able
to get full supply OF water since the large mains
were put through that street For over two months
our closets have been useless. and yet we must pay
Is there no redress patience is about
j. T.. G..
The New York herald., 1879-03-08

Blum, OF Galveston. Texas; George A. Porter. Of
Syracuse, N. Y; Louis Hoffman. of vicksburg.
Miss; Charles Lieder Of Jersey City. N. j.; J.. Me-
Cracken of Portland, Oregon; d. c. Ireland. of As
toria. Oregon John b. Drake. of Chicago. H.; Will
lam Reid of Portland. Oregon. and Horace +. Whit
man, of Philadelphia, Pa.
The New York herald., 1879-03-08
THE ORIENTAL SAVINGS pANK.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
The Oriental Savings Bank has been closed since
1877 and only thirty per cent have been paid to the
depositors in two dividends. Many laboring people
invested their hard earned savings In this bank and
are now in want. Will the receiver please inform .
needy depositor what may be expected? K.
The New York herald., 1879-03-08

ST. PATRIcK's DAY AND THE CITY AUTHORITIES.
To THE EprToR OF THE HERALD-
object on principle. to hoisting the fags on the
City Hall on st. Patrick's Day. 1t is purely SEQ
tartan day. and the noticing of it in any way by tho
city authorities justly opens the way for all other
sects to demand a like recognition. Further, 1t 10
only bid for votes, and II totally abolished we
would have less cringing and more Independence in
sect take care of its own holidays and tho City
Fathers Of the city. WELFARE OF ALL.
The New York herald., 1879-03-08
REAL ESTATE.
following sales were made on the Real Estate

Tho following sales were made on the Real Estate
Exchange March 7:-
NJ
George w. Van slyck. rcfercc-Forcclosure sale OF
two four story brick buildings with lots together
in sixe Observation-Disclosures, Nos 9Ot and 9O6 9th
2211 II. Of 51st st.. to plaintiff sc, 700
VAN TAssELL 4 KEARNEy.
Edward D. Gale. rcferee--Foreciosure sale Of the
two story brick dwelling, with lot, 1a9ximff,
No 52s East l2)th ST. g.. 323 II. Q. OF av. A. to
painttn
Total. ..................... .S54a aoo
The New York herald., 1879-03-08
THE LATEST DODGE.
To THE ENRON

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Allow me to call attention to the latest dodge foi
raising few pennies. Persons go around and steal
the locks from the front DOORS Ny lock was stolen
Tuesday. have heard of two locks being taken OF
within month from neighbor's door, M d.
The New York herald., 1879-03-08
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

John Fackiner, Jr., and William @. Marshall. COM
posing the firm of Fackincr Co., dealers in meat
and provisions made assignment yesterday, with
out preferences, to William J. Elliott.
The New York herald., 1879-03-08
A rAxpAYER's QUERY.
To THE Eprron OF THE HxRAnp:-

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
am a taxpayer. would like to know If there 10
Board of HealthT If so please call their atten-
ton to the vacant lots on the Of 126th street
and Fourth avenue and ask II they do not. consider
standing water and the washings of stable injur-
ous to the health OF the immediate neighborhood
and liable to disease? SUBSCRIBER.
The New York herald., 1879-03-08
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
WARRINGTON, March Z, 1879.

The following business transacted In the United
States Supreme Court to-day
No. 525. II. II. Jackson ct al. appellants. the
vicksburg. Shreveport and Texas Railroad Company
ct al, and
No. 526 The vicksburg. Shreveport and Texas Rail-
road Company ct al, appellants. II. r. Jackson ct
al.-Arguinent concluded by Mr.. John A. Campbell,
OF counsel for II. r. Jackson ct al.
No. 175 Russell Sage OF al, appellants W. Central
Railroad Company of Iowa ct al.
No. $40 Russell Sage ct al. appellants W.. Central
Railroad Company Of Iowa ct al.-Argument COM
menced by Mr.. N A. Coudrey, for appellants. and
continued by II. B. Turner. G. @. Cole aud II. L.
Ashurst for appellees
Adjourned until Monday next at twelve O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1879-03-08
LEXINGTON AVENUE pAvEMENrs.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
would like to know why Lexington avenue 10 not
paved between Eighty-fourth and Eighty streetsi
1t is always filthy and muddy. Last year 1t was
paved between Eighty-ffth and Eghty.sixth streets
CONSTANT READER.
The New York herald., 1879-03-08
NOT A SATISFACTORY VERDICT.

After being out twenty hours the jury in the trial
of the suit brought under tho Civil Damages act by
Mrs. Hannah L. Scully against David Buckley to
cover for damages sustained by her husband on
count OF the sale of liquor to him at the defendants
liquor saloon in West Eleventh street. in consequence
of which he failed to contribute anything for her
support, brought in verdict yesterday for $54 for
the plaintiff. Ex-Judge Dittenhoefer, counsel for
defendant, moved for trial. Judge Daniels
said he would hear an argument on the motion on
next Monday. Although the verdict was in favor Of
the plaintiff. yet considering the amount sued for
and the small amount given 1t Is regarded sub
stantial victory for the defendant
The New York herald., 1879-03-08
THE COURTS.

GIVEN AN OPPORTUNITY TO OFFSET A BAD RECORD.
John Joyce, known among his immediate friends
~ "Yallow." arraigned before Judge cowine
yesterday on the charge Of stealing the watch and
chain of a friend named John Donohue. on the 4th
inst. It was shown the trial in the Court OF
General Sessions yesterday that both complainant
and prisoner were members of the Trainor Associa-
ton at l66 Christopher street. and that while Don
ohue fell into doze in the club room he was re-
lieved Of his timepiece The prisoner returned the
pawn ticket of the watch. and the fact that he was
heard to make the suggestion, "Let US go
through him." while Donohue was snoring in
the club tended to secure his convic-
ton. Assistant District Attorney Russell had
uphill work in securing the conviction. however, OF
the accused, as the witnesses for the prosecution
had evidently changed their minds far the pris-
oner's guilt was concerned. Mr. Edmund T. Price
made an earnest defence the part of his client,
who he claimed was innocent. Mr.. Russell called
the attention of the Court to the fact that the prs
oner had been previously convicted and to the fact
that Detective ONeil when called to the witness
stand declared Joyce to have been arrested over half
dozen times and that there was an Indictment
pending against him in Westchester county for burg
larry. As this statement seemed to initiate against
him in the way of punishment. Mr.. Price asked to
have him remanded to produce evidence of good
character. Judge Cowing deferred sentence until
next
The New York herald., 1879-03-08
ONE so1AcE LEFT.

Not little interest was aroused in the Court OF
General Sessions when tho pretty little girl, Mary
McDonough charged with theft while In the employ
of R. H. Macy Co.. and who had previously ad-
mtted her guilt called to the bar yesterday for
sentence. Her mother, Mrs. Ellen McDonough.
charged with receiving stolen goods. had been de-
Tended by Mr. John o. Mott the day previous and ac
quilted by the jury. Though set at liberty Mrs.
McDonough passed the night in the Tombs with her
child whose intelligence and pleasing manner from
the beginning to the end of tho trial attracted
much attention. When arraged she seemed to realize
fully her positonher for stealing spools and
other articles being that she had been tempted to fol-
low the example Of older girls in Mr. Macys establish
mert. Judge Gildersleeve without any comment de-
cded to send the little offender to the Catholic Pro-
tecory She received her sentence calmly and seemed
heartily reoiced that her mother had by the verdict
Of jury been exculpated from all blame in connec-
ton with the larcenies she had committed.
The New York herald., 1879-03-08
COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE OR TO LET.

FARM SITUATED on YONKERS Av., AND 21a
Ames from Mount Vernon depot The property consists
Of Of land together with House containing II
barn and onthouses said property formerly
belonging the Iibbard estate Full particulars MS to
and price by applying to JOHN WILkIN 254 Grand
st.. New York city
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-13
REDEMPTION FUND.
TREAsuRER's oFFicE.l

P1ocHE, November oath, 1879.
ITO THE HOLDERS OF CERTIFICATES OF
i Indebtedness Of Lincoln County, accrued
prior to the LIST Of April, A. D. 1876.
Whereas, there is now the sum Of 42,e0e
in the Redemption Fund.- I hereby
notify the holders of said indebtedness that
sealed proposals for the surrender Of the same
will be received at my oface up to the 1sth day
Of December A; D. 1879. IN sccordanos With =
approved March 4th. A. D. 1875.
D.A. FULKS. Treasurer.
no2s-st By r. h. H.AK, Deputy.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-13

The guilty Asa pursuss whore no man
would care to follow. t
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-13

All persons having business with this Office srs
requested to address tho RECORD PUBLISHING
OoMpIny. We have no authorized Agents.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-13

Wire gold is found abundantly, we are
told, in the new speoimen-seam lode
found between Sheridan and Hill City.
Wire gold has never before been found
Ia the Southern Hills.-l Black Hills
journal. F~3 4.N A