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The New York herald., 1879-08-23
uNFCKNIsHED ROOMS AND APART
MENTS TO LET. q

UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APART
MENTS TO LET. .
sas 5sss ros sMat II ME
$50 Broadway speaking tubes, door openers,
@ sa%S p %Sn 'vf1y r rfS' sS to
apply NORRIS y. BAER 4 Co. Agents ~ West ssah
A DESIRABLE FLATS TO LET IN AN APART.
hssss % see'1s 9estos ~ ard good neshborhood
A HANDSOME FLAT TO LET-rILL MAY l. By
~ present tenant Address sPRAGuE. ID wcs; a2d st.
A LARGE FRONT ROOM ALSO HALL BEDROOM;
Apleasant location 272 wes.2a1st
AT All WEST 3iTn sT.-sEcoND FLOOR. FOUR
~ rooms; private house.
LrINE. LARGE BACK ROOM on STORE FLOOR.
three % wndoms ,S e. single Rooms ionr.e nso, Win
T ARGEssQUARE FRONT ROOM CLOSETS. COAL
LAND gas nicely furnished for light housekeeping - 80
SsI wGes in y oS, brown s .,eSa Saa @ East @ G O'''
NINTH WARD no LET. FIRST FLOOR. IN THREE
~ story house 6sd Washington st. aye rooms in good
CHAMBERS. ON premises
pARLoR ANpsAsEMENT, BROWN, STONE HOUSE
Second Flat, six rooms bath 2c. $50 perfect order
Apply on premises
LEIMyRKAY y miLh 18Th ny sI SEA 5AES aS
painted owners family Of three adults premises Apply
WELL VENTILATED AND LIGHT ROOMS TO LET
w in the brown stone house No l1 West 10th st.
HOUSES, ROOMS. PLACES Or BUsI-
NESS. g.. WANTED.
In This Citv and Brookiyu.
MANUFACTURERS OR FOUR ROOMS. IN PRIVATE
w house for housekeeping; good location q. H.. box
1SJ Herald office.
INANTED--A HOUSE AND STORE FOR LAGER
w beer aud wine objection 90 established
business for price the ncghborhood of st
Vt I'D st., and 9TH Address A. G box l12 Herald Up
town Office.
w NANTED-FURNISiiED FLOOR OF FOUR or FIVE
w rooms by small family, for light houses eeping; west
side. i3d to 5oth st X. p 1873 Herald Uptown oih6
\yANrEp-A SMALL FLAT. SIN OR SEVEN
w rooms between 23d Goth and I'd aud Sth
occupancy needed at once. Answer A., box 2itb Post
Office
WANrkp-BY A RESPONSIBLE PARTY, FOR
w first Class boarding house two connecting Houses
containing about ~ they must fmve all modern
improvements and be- ia good repair, situation between
11th and Jth SITS aud Lexington and 9th avs - e. Mo-
~ East 18th
WANTED IN BROOkLNN-BN YOUNG MAN. WIFE
w and bahe. Basement and Parlor Floor; location
down persons answering this aud not having apart
stated simply waste time in writing Address
PERMANENT TENANT box 40 Herald office.
WANTED TO RENr-FROM OCTOBER | UNTIL
w April next, Flat. to accommodate family OF nvc
must be the vicinity of lith ST. between I'd and 18th
Address stating tcrms which must be low. O. II. b.
AZ Broadway.
BOARDERs WANTED.
4 LARGE AND rWO SINGLE ROOMS WITH BOARD;
Iterms very moderate 2l9 EAst i2th ST.
DI pAY-ROoMs. WITH BOARD WEEKLY 50 no
Sls7 Table Board - ~ Clinton place near Broadway
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CLOTHING.

YOUNG MAN Is DEsIROCS or FORMING I'll
n acanaintAnee of middle aged lady of means with
10 matfimony. m Addrov b.. box 100 Herald office.
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A T REASONABLE RATEs-MoNET on LIFE AND
n Endowment Insurance Policies ana Mortgages: Same
bought insurance OF all kinds effected with the best
pnnies ut lowest premiums.
j. J. HABRICH CO., 1855 Broadway; box $50.
A ENDOWMENT AND LIFE INSURANCE POLL
N sces bought and loans negotiated.
JOS. HERZFELD. l76 Broadway
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PARTNER WANrED-wIIH FROM $500 Yb
ASIouOu in good paying retail fancy goods store,
extend business; cxcellent chance for good income
Principals address L.. box 22l Herald Office.
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L,AIR VIEW HOUSE. ROCkLSlND COCNTY.-MOUN-
tain air; table unsurpassed requisite; not too
cheap but select Particulars. OLIVER, 162 Broadway.
Open all the winter.
GOOD ROOMS VACANT AT THE BETHEL RIDGE
" the Catskill Mountains; good board low
terms the of the Address JACOB FOSTER
Leeds, Greene county n. Y.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-10-19
.IFrOa Friday. Daily.l
.,Dansuu.uN

II any quarter OF this6ublunar sphere
can Hes up handsomer weather than
this 80 have b<en enjoying SINCE the
late storm. just let 'em show II up.
H. q. catlin started by stage this
morning for Tuscarora. From there
he goes to the ertrene northern part
Of the county where he has important
mining interests to look after.
Eiko Eneampment No. 0, 1. o. o. F.,
has made arrangements to gre a grand
ball at this place. on Christmas night,
December 20, 1879. The programme
will be- properly advertised In dine
time.
Sheriff j. d. Fitch received q dis
patch from Eureka at three O'Clock
this evening, stating that the fugitive
Lopez, for whose capture a reward is
offered, had been heard from and that
Sheriff Kyle and officer Sirapscn were
in pursuit Of him.
Ben. Fitch who has just returned
from Wells, is responsible for the story
that Bob. Hnmill's aquatic perform
snces are far in advance OF his acquire
nents in the noble game OF whist.
Henry Grisvold. @ native Of that watery
berg. who Is in town to-day, says tho
senior member Of the we'll known firm,
was n little ''oH his foot" in the late
contest with the Sheriff, and that should
occasion demand tbs e=erciJe Of his re-
served talent in hat particular line, ae
could knock the socks oil from any Of
Elko's experts.
The Assessment Roll OF Elko county
last year footed up a grand total Of
S3,l24,2l0. This year 1t aggregates
5000, 702. a failing or OF only $50 ,424,
which considering the heavy deprecia-
ton in the value Of real estate in three
OF the principal towns Of the county;
the unfavorable outlook for stock and
agricultural interests last Spring, and
the depression in business generally, is
a remarkably good showing; much bet
ter, in TACT than there was reason to
anticipate. Tho criminal business in
tho county has been unusually light
during the year. ard the ether necessary
expenses being in revise enhanced, the
sum which will DO npportioned to the
Sinking Fund will liquidate o large
proportion Of the bonds still awaiting
redemption by the county. The receipts
of one more year equal to the present
will wipe out the last vestago OF Or in.
debtedness, when the absorbing and
consuming Interest Fund can DO abol-
ished. and our aggregate taxes reduced
to a minimum, as low,or lower than cny
Of our thriving neighbors.
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From Thursdays Daily
I'm aEundI.

SaImaEundI.
The cost Of assessing Humboldt Co.
this year, is $4,000.
Central Pacific Auditor W. F.Gerald,
was in town yesterday.
The name Of the man shot at Boise
City by Hank Vauhau, is said to be
Pitt Smith. The difficulty arose from
some transactions in cattle.
Uncle George Tucker has recovered
from the n,tnck OF n few days 40. which
~ the time appeared = very serious one;
he is ablO to get about upon the streets
again. however.
We arc authorized to immune that
Rev. George Jennings. of this place,
will preach ut Carlin Mt the usual
hours next Sunday. AR. Jennings will
locate permanently In Elko.
The many friends of Mrs. W. T.
Smith will be reioiced to hear that her
condition is positively improved, and
that Notwithstanding her extreu ely low
state, her recovery is now regarded rs
not only possible, but probable.
A. d. Meacham, Representative from
the Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows from
this State, returned from Baltimore,
where the Lodge convened this year, by
the train yesterday morning. lie started
for his home in Cornucopia, by stnge
this morning.
George Clark n pro mincnt San Fran
cisco merchant, and Charles Waldicr
md George Guisse. both California
mining men known TO some Of our citi.
zens. passed. through on their way cast
last evening. Waldier is from Chero.
kee, Butte county.
John II. Bradley got back from his
trip into Idaho, coming by the train vim
Kelton, Utah, this morning. His
health was not good at starting, some
weeks ago. nor for some timo after. but
luckily he returns homo almost fully
restored. His numerous friends here
nre glad to meet him again.
George II. Mcigs. Of tho Hourishinp
city OF Wells, arrived in town by the
train this morning and received the
greetings Of his many friends during
the day, with that modest grace for
which ho Ia remarkable, and which has
won for him SO many invitations TO
moisten his clay at the expense of tho
party OF the first part.
Henry Young II Of tho Pleasant
valley Bcnedicts, is the father of n Girl
baby. The date Of his becoming n
parent extends back more than a month.
but the fond father has just descended
from tho exalted position to which ho
was elevated by tho event, and begun
to manifest n rational interest In tho
common occurrences OF every day life.
To this happy return to his normal ON.
di,ion, tho public nro indebted for the
information contained in another col.
umn Of this issue, under the head OF
Born"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-10-19

The following deods have been placed
on record in the Recorders Office since
our last report:
]. E. Gilligan to Ella n. Giiiigau,
500 feet in tho Merrimnc mine ia Lone
Mountain Mining Distr:ct-consiGera-
ton, 500.
Patrick Dlosnan to Edward Dougher,
700 feet in the Twilight mine in 1'us-
carora Mining Observation-Disclosures
81.
Jerome E. Williams TO Phil Sullivan
100 feet in the Ella mine in Good
Hope Mining Observation-Disclosures,
$500.
Luis Peres to Barnardio Altube, one.
third interest in the Spanish Ranch in
Independence vAlley--consider alton,
Sll.5O0.
Luis Peres TO Pierre Duphy, one-
third interest in the Spanish Ranch in
Independence valIey-considoration,
Sll.500.
Lnis Peres TO Pedro Altube. one-
sixth interest in the Spanish Ranch in
Independence MISREPRESENTATION,
$3.50.
S. G. Weston to ]. l.. Wines. 500 feet
in the Syracuse mine in Bull Run Dis
MISREPRESENTATION, 81.
j. N. Buaield to A. Z. Halves. 1876
feet in tho Empire mine, T~uscarora
Observation-Disclosures, $500.
IL. n. III. Drown to James G.. Dow,
700 feet in the 0razabie mine in Gem
;enninl Mining INSTRUMENTATION,
500.
w. @. Packard (constable's sale) to
A. Ii. Touini, lot on Front street, Tus.
carora- consideration. $50.
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Dan Murphy came down from Hal
leck Station last evening.
The familiar form Of q. il. Shepherd
was observed upon our streets to-day.
Tho Comfy Commissioners. sitting
"a IA Board Of Equalization were in SEES
sion to-day. at which the final business
for the year was transacted.
Uncle George Tucker. while sitting
in Il chair in Chase's grocery store. fell
on to the floor in II fit, about noon to-
day. His recovery is c~onsideraed doubt.
ful.
Tho White Stockings OF Chicago,
passed through on their way to San
Francisco this morning. During the
few minutes the train stopped here the
boys treated those who were present to
nh exhibition Of their skill in throwing
and catching, aud although the mir was
quite cold delighted those who wit
messed It.
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Iron Wednesday. D.ily.I
AAlAAEaAal.

The Fair al winnemucca opened
yesterday. and will continue during the
week.
Jake wertheimer. agent for wilmerd-
ing & Co. vss around among his friends
yesterday.
A. E. Titus arrived here from Eureka
by last nights train, aud remained
here to-day.
John Williams came in from his
ranch in Mound Valley last evening.
and returns to day.
Considerable rain fell here to day.
and appearances indicate that more
will follow before long.
George II. Shepherd departed for
Coral Hill, accompanied by his niece,
Miss Walker. this evening.
The Belle Isle Mining Company of
Tuscarora, shipped west Monday night,
nine bars Of bullion valued at Sl6,-
165. 81.
Gus. Hoffman, who has been out in
Utah for a week or two returned here
by this mornings train he returns to his
home at Bullion tomorrow.
Professor W. II. Trip has opened u
writing school in Tuscarora. and pro-
poses to make that place his home,
during the greater part OF the Winter.
Secretary of State Babcock has been
sued in Carson, by Deputy McFadden,
to recover from Jasper a portion Of his
(McFadden's) salary which he alleges
has been illegally gobbled by his chief.
Ed. Ca-peaur and Joseph Taylor
came in from Railroad District last
evening, and are sthl ia town to-day,
attending to business. G. II. Everett,
of New York, who went out to the Dis
trict from here, Monday. also returned
yesterday.
Eugene Stoltz, who has been quite
i'll at his home in Tuscarora, for several
days past, concluded to try the efficacy
of n change to the lower level. Bert
wilkins brought him down here in a
buggy last evening, and the invalid ac-
kno~ledges that he feels immensely
improved already. Separation for so
long a term from the sustaining moral
influences ~impregnating the atmosphere
of the Humboldt, was too much for the
young mnu--in fact a three months res
idence abroad demoralizcs anybody but
u pious Good Templar.
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Iron Monday 9 DAily.l
MuRDsR0Us ASSAULT !
a MEXICAN BEATS HIS SLEEP
ING COMPANION ON the
HEAD WITH An Ak.
steals . Horse a.a Escapes.

This morning at about 8 o'clock. a
Mexican was discovered in an uucon-
scious Condition Mt a herders' camp just
this side of Russell & Bradley's slaugh-
ter house. Assistance was summoned
and the wounded man taken to the hos
pital, whore he now lies in q critical
condition. The particulars Of the af-
fair so far as we can learn, are these:
Three Mexicans who have been en-
ployed by Russell & Bradley in driving
their stock to Snake River returned
yesterday, and were paid of 1t seems
that one Of the three remained in town
last night, while the other two, Joe
Lopez. and tho wounded man. went to
their camp. Sometime during the
night Lopez, broke into Russell Z
Bradley's stable al the slaughter house.
~ bauhiihb UP AiuaDle TuCe uOTbO
belonging to them went back TO the
camp, aud with an AK beat his sleeping
companion into insensibility, robbed
him Of seven t~wenty-dollars pieces,
mounted the horse and fed. The deed
WAS the the most heartless and cold
blooded it has ever been our lot to re-
cord. Up to this time the two had oI-
ways been friends, and Lopez was I'M
der obligations 10 his victim for many
little favo rs. The facts thus far show
ing that the deed was premeditated,
the sum Of money which Lopez was
aware he possessed being the sole OBJ
ject. Parties started in pursuit imme.
diately after the facts became known,
and tracked him over the hills in the
direction OF Eureka. They have not
returned mp to this writing. kilograms
have also been sent in various directions
aud the prospects are good that he will
soon be captured. From the appearance
of tho wound it is thought that Lopez
struck the blow with the fiat Of the AK,
f]rac;uring the skull just above the left
ear. The wound will probably prove
fatal.
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.OmriaI Report or the Bcllc Isle
Ninr.

\ printed copy OF the annual report
Of the officers of the Belle Isle Mining
Company. has just been received ut this
Office from san Francisco. The PTesi.
deut j. l.. Browne in his statement to
the Stockholders says:
Active operations towards develop.
ing our mine were commenced in June,
when rich ore was found in both the ~
and i5O-fuot levels AS they wcro driven
north; aud since that time hnvo been
developing the mine as rapidly as posi-.
hie. Prior to that time nothing but
prospecting had been done.
The stockholders have never been
called ON for any aSscssmcntS. and al
though It Is but three months since we
commenced ~ mill any ore, the mine
has ALREADY produced S3S7.iI0 Us and
nearly two months Of the time We had
hut ten stamps To reduce our orc with,
bnt "s the ore is OF very high grade, the
production has been unusually large.
odt Of the product OF the mine all OF
til" expense" have been paid aud three
dividends. H~ggrcgn;ing SI25 1000, have
been disbursrd IL tho stockholders. and
there Is at present II cash balance 10 our
credit in bank amounting to $751;
9Si 20.
There is n largo amount of rich orc
already developed in the mine. md ns
tho drifts arc still in good ore as they,
go north, and good ore is being found
MS We sink below the 100. foot level, our
prospects are very encouraging, md
the ensuing year should be a very pros.
porous One for the stockholders"
A more satisfactory showing OF \
mining operation has rarely over bocn
made than the above. and those holding
shares In the property have reason TO
congratulate themselves OH their good
fortune.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.
Samuel Linkton, Tuscarora.
Il. Chalmers, do
J.W. Epley and wifo.do
q. II. Shepherd. Coral Hill.
q. buckingham, San Francisco.
Madame do Mondon, do
Ed. Seitz. Deeth.
J. F. McClcory, Virginia City.
i. i. Van Duzen, Columbia.
j. NJ. Frue, Salt Lake.
r.. II. Cole, ST. Louis.
Is. +. Thurman. Snake River.
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Ladies who choose to make or SUI
pcrintcnd the making of your own gar
ments. The most stylish and perfect
fitting costumes can be produced at n
largo saving in money by using the
domestic Paper Fashions. Patterns
mailed to any address on receipt of
price in postage stamps. Send stamp
for catalogue TO
J.. W. Evans,
domestic" Fashion Parlors,
San Francisco.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.

Henry Parker, Tnscarora.
John Williams. do
A. Stohel, 81. Louis
$. A. MoMullon, Salt Lake.
NJ. d. HeaIy, Ruby Valley.
Il. I. Hardesty, South Fork.
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B. i. VAN DUsES. superintendent Of
OF the Columbia mill, informs the
Times Rcrieir that it will not probably
be started again this winter. 1t is the
Intention Of tho company to thoroughly
prospect the mine, and get a good sup.
ply Of orc on hand to employ tho mill
next Spring. The ore in the second
and third levels Is Of such low grade M
to DO hardly worth working, but in the
fourth level, which has just been start
cd, 1t is OF a better quality. Mr.. Van
Dusen thinks he will employ from
thirty to forty men in the mine during
the coming autumn. lilo also intends
upon his return to Columbia, to put n
force OF mon to work on the Mountain
Laurel mino, which il also the prop.
er.y Of tho Columbia Consolidated
Company.
Tho ore found ia the Mountain Lau.
rel Is very similar to that found in the
1n6dol, and II tho Developments to DO
made this winter justify il. q mill will
be erected next spring.
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DR.. NJ. W. Parsons, who Is now en-.
gagged professionally in Tuscarora. will
shortly return to this place where no
proposes To remain for some time, to
hnish up what work he has OH hand,
and 10 Oil any farther orders which ho
may receive.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-10-19

The following Is II list Of letters re-
manning in tho ElkO Office, unclaimed,
for the week ending Saturday, Oct. H.,
1870:
Anderson August Baker V G
Hendricks Geo A Morrison Hugh
Marble Cap Marvel Cap
Oden T Is Frett Mike
inc"n Moses Wore Pc
Hufrerd or Agent Fast Freight Office.
q. W. Hut. p. 81.
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ES RAYS.

I'IiE FOLLOWING IeRAYs CAME TO
my tanch ON Willow Crock. on the road
ttom Elko Ia luscnfofa, about ak months
aEoi On", ctrit1 eolottd mate branded in.
MUD feet wife; white snip IN forehead aud
white man" aud tail; about \ years old. Onc
cream. colofcd colt with mare, no brand, right
hind foot white, white snip liz forehead, and
white name aud tail. The owner II requested
away. Z. a. WIIJIEY.
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LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
saturday. D.rly.l
HalmaKandI.

HalnaEandI.
Regular meeting Of Odd Fellows. to-
night. r,-i -as 81 -aFrr. -rr
Morris Healy. Of Ruby Valley is in
town to-day.
" Quotations show the leading stocks
more buoyant to-day. Union is .
daisy" ...- ...
Doc. Muller is having a large bay
window attached to the front Of his nav
drug store.
.f Fred Stauffrr arrived hero from the
west this morning, but will return by
rail Tomorrow.
Major j. II. Dennis. OF the Re
rier. took his departure for Tuscarora
by The stage this morning.
Another lot Of cattle pasted through
here going west last night, but we failed
to learn by whom they were shipped.
d.. J. Il. Weilaud got uponthe hurricane
roof OF a timid mustang this morning,
and sailed out on n voyage to the valleys
along the Ruby range.
]. C. Crombie has gone up to harvest
his carrot crop near Mineral Hill. He
prides himself on being able to discount
n disciple OF brigham IN the cultivation
Of that esculent.
The new County Jail is now complete
aud ready for delivery into tho hands
OF the Commissioners. A better piece
OF work throughout cannot be found in
this or any other county.
Andrew J. Lane has got back in good
health from his trip TO Snake river.
The large baud of cattle was taken
through without trouble, and put upon
good range. He reports J. Il. Bradley
III good health. AMI that he will also
return home in a week or two.
Mr.. aud Mrs. L. A. Freeman, came
up on Al visit among their old frien1s
here. by the train last evening. They
propose spending about a week with
their sou, NJ. L. Freeman, after which
they return to their pleasant home in
Snu Jose, California. We haven't had
the pleasure OF meeting the old gentle.
inan since bis arrival. but are informed
that Ia" In holding his own remarkably
well; is i'll fact looking younger thar
when lac left here several years ago.
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Arrivals.

Inst evening Samuel Linktou, II.
Chalmers, Ella Payne. d. Murphy.
Jake wcrthimer, o. Williams and John
Eploy and wife.
This cvening--John Clcgg, Mrs.
Fnrthing aud a Chinamnn.
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ErciKhta Received.

Seven cars Of hay for Arthur Lowe,
from tho wost. l car Of wood for j..
AinlcJ, | cur general merchandise and
! car OF merchandise for Tuacarora.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.

j. II. Ferris. Humboldt Valley.
A. HON. San Francisco.
j. IL. Hopkins, Egypt. III.
q. II. Hcglcr, Fort Halleck.
John Kelley, Tuscarora.
II. W. Smith, Lamoille.
q. II. Everett. New York.
d. II. Steward, Star Valley.
7. l.. Cole. st. Louis.
Geo. II. Everett, New York.
Mrs. Hubbell, do
+. s. Dyer. do
Mrs. Martin. Tuscarora.
John Clegg. do
=. AltoUn, do
Thos. Bennett. San Francisco.
ID. Dwyor, do
Mrs. Harrison, do
7. T. McCarty. do
A. Il. Titus, Eureka.
g. j.. Eamcs, Battle Mountain.
Mrs. Martin, Canada.
j. W. Williams, Mound Valley.
-
FREsn shell oysters received daily o
no Gem by express.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK BoARp.
Friday. o-,..er ~. ls,s.

Friday. OctsSer ~. IssS.
re-D.y's ess-k S.s~-.
TOO ophir. % 81 m
loS5 MEXICAN. 55n 3S%
lS5 Gould and Curry. i0N lOx
10 Best X Belcher, Tx
40 California. So OK
55 Savage. lax Is
425 Con. Virginia. 6X So
lbs Chollar. TX ca
go Potosi, 81
las Hale Il N~orcross, II l3%
lG0 Poiut, 4
$50 Jacket. 10 l5Z
1865 Imperial, lO5c ll0c
$50 Kentuck.
% Alpha, l5N l5Z
200 Belcher. 3SOc
20 Confidence, ~
$40 Sierrn Nevada, So 6iN
It's Utah, "a 24M
805 Bullion, TX
$50 ESchequer, 5X 5H
60 Overman. % D
1876 Justice, $500 $3.50
2U0 Snccor. zoe
7U5 Union. IS 90
l0 Alta. 81 5T
400 Lady Bryan, SOC 75o
$40 Julia, $3.50 3yOc
100 Caledonia. ~ 260c
$50 Silver Hill, i40c TX
los Challenge, 22Oc 2l0c
100 New York, 5uo
90 Occidental, 240c
$50 Lady Washington, l20c lI5o
40 Andes, llOc ll5o
100 Senator, 25o 400
1850 Sheridan, Coo 500
400 Ward, "a 27Oc
400 Scorpion, So 8
100 Leyiathan, Coo
$50 Woodvllle. 800
1850 Trojan. loo
355 Benton, 81 3l0c
200 Solid Silver, $50
400 Flowery, SOC 800
eos North Bonahza, "
1855 G. Gate, az az
SO Con. Dorado. So a
lC0 Fairfax, 80c
20 Mackay, gUc
200 MIN. View, $500 290e
5iO leopard. 500
3S5 Grand Prize. 2H2
100 Argeuta, S5c'
295 Navajo, 400 $50
ESQ Independence. l7Oc 1900
1000 Belle Isle. Az 43Oo
1900 n. Belle Isle, 600
100 Big Prize, $50