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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-10
Ophir Consolidated.

The U. 8. Patent perfecting the title
to this mine covers the ground lying i'm.
msdiatsly south Of and adjoining the
Sierra Nevada. and extends along the
easterly portion Of the Union. Mexican,
ophir and California to the Consolidated
Virginia, including q very interesting
and valuable slice Of the bonanza end OF
the Comstock ore belt. This ground
was located in 1869. and therefore, Is n
OF the oldest locations IN the Comstock.
Its locators were not capitalists. and
until recently Il has been held by men
unable to stand the necessarily heavy
expense OF deep and extensive erplsra.
ton and development consequently
the workings have been comparatively
OF o surface character, amply sufficient,
however, to hold the title good until per.
fected by U. s. Patent.
The mine was incorporated as the Yer.
mont Consolidated. Heavy surface crop
pings which have been explored by the
old Bunker Hill shaft and the Vermont
tunnel indicate one Of the true Comstock
assures, and ore was encountered at
several points Of o grade sufficient to
show the location Of great prospective
value. A couple Of years ago the com.
psuy went to o heavy expense in the
erection Of excellent steam hoisting
works and commenced sinking o frat.
class three-compartment working shaft,
O short distance to the northeast Of the
Ophir shaft, or nearly on q line between
the Sierra Nevada and O. 4 @. shafts.
They sunk to the depth Of $50 feet, but
debt, adversely and the Sheriff compelled
them to suspend operations last Christ.
mas. Since then o company OF San
Francisco capitalists have bought up all
adverse claims, settled all Indebtedness,
and o few days ago re~incorporated the
concern under the name OF the Ophir
Consolidated.
The Ophir Consolidated starts In under
the most favorable auspices. The ma.
chinery IL amply sufficient for present
purposes, the shaft in fine order. and
preparations are being made to com.
mencs sinking q thousand feet deeper,
when it is pretty well demonstrated that
the shaft will be in an extensive deposit
OF good pay ore. even II 1t does not
strike 1t sooner. The company starts
in with plenty VI money and everything
to work with. to say nothing Of posses.
sing one Of the best locations and titles
ON the great Comstock ore belt.
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PLACER MINING.


Under the head "Placsr Mining East
OF the Sierra" the Nevada City (Cal.)
ri. Weekly Herald has the following:
"John Berry and J. 8. Thompson OF
this city during last week visited . point
on Prosser Greek. about six miles IN Q
northwestsrly direction from Boca, with
a view OF finding gravel mines. The
gravel range there looks very similar to
the pay gravel on the western slope Of
the Sierra, and upon prospecting the
surface they found gold In small guam
titles. They were unable 10 ascertain
how far they were above bedrock. They
think the gravel bed IL ct least 80 feet
thick. They returned with . conviction
that with proper Investigation valuable
placer mines may bs discovered In that
nsiRhbofhood. and they contemplate
forming o company for that purpose.
The gold found was coarse washed, hav.
ing the appearances Of being regular chan.
mel gold. We believe that heretofore
no placer mines Of this character have
been found In California east Of the
summit Of the Sierra Nevada"
Such plaoers have been found In Ne
vada but have not been made to pay.
In Sierra Valley some three or four
years. ago regular blus, wash gravel was
found and p~rospeotsd, and now west Of
washos Valley, . similar enterprise 10
being tried. with soma prospect OF suo.
cess, but not yss With full fruition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-10

The River Gives Up Its Dead.
BIO VISTA, CAL, July 10.-Ysstsrday
morning the body Of Q Chinaman was
found In the Sacramento river. about
six miles above this place. bearing I'M.
mistakabls evidence Of foul play. Upon
the head were three deep gashss, which
had evidently been inflicted with an axe
or c~leaver. and another nearly severing
the head had apparently been receiyed
while ~endsavoring to parry o blow Nm
the same instrument. A bag Of Chinese
mating. filled with earth and weighing
about one hundred pounds. was attached
TO the feet and would have kept the body
submerged had II not been In Q shallow
part Of the river where OF low tide the
head and shoulders were exposed. When
found the body was In an almost upright
position. A twenty dollar piece and 0
new pair OF boots found upon him were
evidence that he was the victim OF malice
rather than c~upidity. II is probable that
be was killed in q quarrel with some Of
his countrymen. The Coroner's jury
returned . verdict In accordance with
the above facts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-10

Men who furnish amussments TO the
public generally consider themselves suo-
cessiul when they amuse the people.
Measured by that standard, the enter.
tainmsnt OF Tony Pastor and double
company at Piper's Opera House last
evening was an unbounded success.
People land the house was crammed)
laughed so heartily for two hours and a
half and cheered SO Justify that the
whole city Of Virginia heard them. and
thus the show was advertised in the
most telling way. The performance wa
a little protracted last evening, but tho
audience bad no n but themselves to
blame. There was nj delay between
the features presented, n following
the other rapidly. but every
thing was enoorsd and the
encore allowed, and hence the length
OF the entertainment. Pastor should
have cut Of these snoores and then
everybody would have been more
anxious for q second evening under the
same programme. Still no one can
blame him because out Of the goodness
Of his heart he refused to shorten the
enjoyment Of the people. A Q variety
performance. that Of Pastor and his
troupe 10 excellent. There is not q poor
feature In the whole, and most Of his
specialists have risen to the hight OF
their art. In many particulars the co.
tertainment may DO called variety
bouffs," for It burlssquss even itself.
II abounda In wit and humor, and Its
righteousness Ia for the most part lire.
sistable. The show a. . whole IN .
laughter-compeller, and that is what the
people like. It is o little difficult at all
times to freshen wit, but Niles and
Evans come about ~ near II az the gen.
srality Of performers Of chin music. The
dancing OF the French Twin Sisters Is
superb. They look and move so OF.
sctiy alike that II IL difficult to "tell
which from t'othsr." Bryant and
Hoey are no strangers to the
public, but always good. always anus.
ing, always welcome. Pastors new
songs are conquests and he Is conqusrer
In that line. John Morris a meta
morphose himself from q nice young
mar into one Of three score. and ten
quicker and neater than any Of them.
But whom he comes to be changed into
an Irish Biddy, Q dashing young lady,
and the belle OF the ball right before the
eyes Of the audience and with what he
had about him as the nice man, people
think that an enchanter has come among
them. The Irish Aght Of Shoehan and
Jones over that ash box Is 81 80 to any
man who wants to fll up and run over
with laughter. Kelly and Ryan are i'm.
mense as the Bards Of Tara, Pat and
Judy and The Hold Carriers. And there
Is that man Thatcher, the queerest,
oldest composition Of them all. He
abounds in the quaint and the quizzical.
and is q brilliant Wit besides. And 30
we might continue through the whole
list. Still no idea OF the performances
can be gained except by attending 1t.
Pastor manages to put plenty Of Laughter
into the sides OF every n who puts .
dollar or even q half into the money
drawer. He and troupe will occupy and
entertain again tonight.
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A Resolute Omcer.

new Yonx. July iO.-A special agent
Of the Postofios Department In Wash.
ington arrested in New Mexico . mail
robbsr belonging to . gang OF Texas
highwaymen. Tho Judge granted an
order OF removal to Texas for trial, but
the United States Marshal had no money
10 pay the necessary expenses. he tel
egrsphsd the Marshal OF Texas, but the
latter was In the same condition. The
p~ostofice agent thereupon started tor
Texas with his prisoner, the stage com.
psnies carrying him on trust, and the
agent providing provisions for On 800.
mile journey. and guarding the despsra-
do night and day himself.
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lack Perry Happy.
Eureka Leader.

Eureka Leader.
The happisst man in town on the
Fourth was Jack Perry. and his pleasant
frame OF mind came about In this way:
Jack. not to put II too finely, was en-.
dowed by nature with good sized feet,
tho number OF his boot running up In
the teens. A be stood at the Corner on
the afternoon OF the Fourth, his eye fell
upon . pair Of pedal extrsmities that
allied his soul with delight. They were
attached to Q stranger. or rather the
stranger was attached to them, and they
we're simply enormous. No known size
Of boot could have fitted them, nor one
animal provided leather enough to cover
them. Jack called Mr.. Laspsyre and Q
number OF other gentlemen to the spot,
In order to prove that there was one
man In the country that excslled him In
this line, and was 90 pleased, after this
fact was verified. that be ''set 'em up"
Q half Q dozen times. His only regret
was that Mark Twain, who In the early
days Of the Comstock imm~ortalized
Jacks feet, was not present to zee . pair
that would ''taks the cake" on any 90.
casiou.
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DIX. MiNrIR,s NHruRRrICuM.

"A compound nuid extract Of Buchu) DR..
.Mintieis Nephreticum works wonders. All
casss Of propsy. Brght's Disssss. Kidney. Biad-
dss and urins1 Complaints, or Retention Of
sUrns On entirely cured BY the Nsphrsticum.
Gravel, piabstss. pain In the back. side and
loin are eursd vhsn al other medicines have
sausd. Bee vhat ths druesists Of Portland and
sso Pr,,cf,co ~ aboat Dr.. Mintis's Nsphreti-
oam sp1 Kuglish Dandelioa Pulls I'VE have
sold 4 lsres amount Of DE- Mintis's medicines.
the EnsiisA Dsndslioo Pulls. also ne Nephreti:
pa .i,s so,ir, sssisfseiioo.s John a. ohiid..
Dnsstss, Second stirred. Portland: G. u. Wood
vnrd 3 Co. Druuists. coruss flint and Alder
sensets, Postiand- Messrs. Abrams . CARROLL.
vSobris Druggists. Nos . and . Front ssreet.
a. az 6sa KiiaSv and Hoddr Rmady ogos
~ psolie" All Dnggist. hep thsse msdieinsst
For al dsrsnRpmsun Of the Liver. use DR. Him.
ties knglish Dandeiion Pills. Iof biicosoces
ana DyspspsiA u.s. Dr.. Minsie's knslish Dande-
xnslish D.ndeiion pills. Every ihmily should
Assp tbs knsiish Dsndslion nils % hand; pf:
Hintts's rsmsdtss Will MOI 'curs AlcomplsintA"
but Will. n taken according 70 dtreetions, give
immsdiats relied. and perfect Q cure IN 81
uonbles for which thsy srs rscsmmended- Sold
'rHlan have been more eures Of seminal
weakness. nervous debility and paralysis made
By Tho wonderfal Brglish remedy, etr Ashley
Coop:.'s Vital hss.on,iys. than b al other
bsnd 70 4. Z. Mintie, -. D., No. II Kearny
ssrss<. San Francisco. foe the restorative. and
b cured. Prfcs. - Per bottls; -four timcs ths
ac.nS,,y; az. Try : Ss;.,.; ..u..,..u
Nevada. Room Q. No. l0e south O street.
NnxtnlA Nevada mhlo IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-10
1. o. o. y. I.ssaiiasies.

At . regular meeting Of Pioneer En-.
campment No. l.. I. o. o. F., held
last evening. ]. F. Stout. District
Deputy Grand Patriarch. assisted by
W. II. Hancock. Grand Senior Warden;
T. W. Hill, Grand Scribe. a. Grand
High Priest; B. F. Wallace. p. @. P.
n Grand Scribe; George Henning. 2. @.
p, as Grand Treasurer. and John
Carpenter. P. @. p. a. Grand Ssnti-
mel. installed the following ofaoers for
the term commencing July I. 1873. and
ending December 81, 1879: W. N.
Holland, Chief Patriarch P. n. Null
cshy, High Priest; W. W: Boohsr.
Warden T; J. b. kayander.
Junior Warden ; ]. G. Harrington.
Scribe ; ]. @. Smith, Treasurer; James
L~oynachan, Guide ; E. L. Hall. p. O.
P. Inside Sentinel George Hsnning.
P. @. P. First Watch; James Arthur.
Second Watch I; Edward Pssros. Third
Watch; John Dunn. Fourth wstch; h.
9. Humphrey. First Guard Of Tent;
Iossph Dsulins. Second Guard Of Tent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-10

CHIEF AMONG KINos.-I iron.worksrs
are kings Of the trades (and all occups-
tons await their handiwork), George
Emmett, OF the Gold Hill Foundry, II o
prince OF the blood royal ; for he IL .
chief In making iron and brass castings.
mill and mine machinery, etc.. on short
notice and ct reasonable rates. His 10
Q busy place. See his advertisement.
OK HAND. - Nothing osn DO called
for In the line Of hardware at the store
OF Gallatin & Folsom. Masonic Block.
which will not be forthcoming. Or
milling and mining goods they have
plenty, and Of all kinds, and they are
ready to manufacture any amount OF
galvanized.iron pipe 10 order. Bee their
advertisement elsewhere.
AT Q meeting Of the sarshsld Guard
last evening the team for shooting at
the Turn vsrsin picnic was announced
by Csptain-oi.ths-Te Team Gallagher. II
consists Of ten men whose practice
scores range from 39H to 4S points In
ten shots. The Sarsfslds feel more oon-
fdsnt Of victory than ever before.
CONNECTION will soon b made between
the Rule Wine and the upraiss from the
200 level Of the North BONANZA mine.
This will create Q strong draft Of air
through that level and enable the miners
to crosscut In a. much comfort a. though
at work ON the surface.
Oyra TIE wAY.-For newspapers.
books Of all kinds. periodicals. station.
cry and notions Of all kinds 60 70 Mat
Gillespis's. over the way, and then turn
over some Of bis new sheet music, and
select some Of the lntsst and most popu.
lar songs Of the day.
AL the ladies on the Comstock want
that silver tee set offered BY the Turn
versin Of Virginia and and are taking
tickets 90 % 70 be on the train and stand
their chances.
SAN Owens IL back from Bodis. Every.
body knows Sam and ID glad to see and
shake hands with him once more. he
reports Bodis lively and . most prom.
ising camp.
TEE North Consolidated Virginia Min.
ing Company have petidonsd the County
Court at San Francisco for permission
to dissolve and disinsorporats.
TH. Office Of the Gold Hill railroad
depot il receiving . new door and other
repairs.
SAylos has levied a assessment Of
81 per share, delinquent August II.
BULLION n Excxrouxl have each
levied m assessment OF 81 30.
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AN INCO * wiTHoUT CARE.

by the combination method Of operating In
stocks . handsome income can b secured with.
out care. Capital In any amount. nom go
to 5000. may be used with equal proportion.
ste success. By this system xessrs. Lawrence
4 Co.. Bankers. New York, pool the orders OF
thousands of customers, Of various sums. into
one vast amount, aud co oPxnArn them under
the most skillful manage pent, Ovid ne profits
monthly Each Shareholder thus obtains Ill
the advantages OF the largest capital and sxpe-
rienccd skiil. and the percentage OF prohts 10
very graf; go will pay tlCo In 90 days |; $3.50
will return 1855. or ~ per cent. on the stool,
aud ~ on, a. .hs market varies. A prominent
publisher OF the Rock Island Ill., Daily Arrus
MADE tll< Is ON an investment OF $40. In Octo.
Der. Hundreds Of others are doing even bet'er.
Msssrs. Lawrence I Col new circuiu has two
uusrring rules for success 10 stock op.
erstions," and full Information, 20 that
any one can deal In stocks. All kinds OF
bonds ond stocks wanted. New Government
bonds supplied. Dep sits received. Apply 70
Lawrence 4 Co., bankers, 81 Exchange Place.
Nav York CITY, W
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-10
The Fourth At the Lake.
oar.om Tribune. July 9.

Lum Davis 10 down from Rowlsnds.
vills.' BE says that the Lake Tahoe
patriots had the biggest kind Of . time
on the Fourth. People came for miles
around, and the programme was carried
out to tho letter. Lum says the picnic
spread was . little the finest that hs ever
sat down to. Page made . nice little
talk. while Judge Blanchard, OF Placer.
vile. fairly made the valley ring With
patriotic notes. The excursion 10 Em.
erald Bay was Q success, the steamer
Governor Stanford being loaded down
with human freight. The ball In the
evening was fully o. successful - the
balance Of the proceedings. Fully one
hundred couple participated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-10
The Accident 10 unlonvlIle.
Slssr State, July s.

George W. Leach, the Young mar
who had his arm shattered while firing .
salute at Unionvills on the Fourth Of
July, was at last accounts getting along
% we'll - could b expected. His arm
was amputated between the wrist and
elbow. BY Dr.. Bogman. Judge Hadlsy.
who Wa assisting In airing the gun, had
the end Of one OF his thumbs blown on
BY the premature discharge which shat.
tered Lsach's arm. he had his thumb
on the vent OF the gun, and called
Lsach's attention TO the fact that ne mad
mot swabbsd Il out sufficiently. just IN
instant before ths explosion. Tho citi-
zsns raised considerable money to dsfray
the medical and other expenses OF young
Leach.
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A Brute Hanged.

CINCINNATI. July 9.-About q week
ago Q negro named Mort Leo outraged
the wife Of Isaac Little In Fsyette coun.
", West Virginia, and succeeded In es-
Gaping arrest until yesterday. when no
was arrested at Parkersburg. Officers
from Faystte county took charge OF the
prisoner. and started home; but on
their arrival at Coalburg Lee was taken
from them and hanged by o mob. who
had gathered to the number OF nearly
1000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-10
RasseIi Acquitted.

In Mondays issue the News nsn.
toned the departure Of Hon. O. O.
Stevenson for Nevada City, CAL, to at.
tend the trial OF L. n. Russell for the
murder Of Bob McCus, and the further
fact that both the dead and the accused
were Gold Killers. Colonel Stevenson
this morning tslsgraphs the scquittal Of
Russell. The case was Q clear one, and
such q verdict was anticipated. from the
fact that McCue was quarrelsome and
continued an assault on Russell, who 10
psscsfully inclined. till. in self.dsfsnss.
the latter ahot and killed the former.
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NM WORD c.ver. ,hs Adries

Which should bs given TO nervous. slender and
debliitsssd psrsons = hct9oruNi ssdsttvss.
oplatss, sppstissn, are comparatively useless.
rhs svs,sm must b built mp with Q genuine
In order 70 the rsocvefy Of vtscr and tran.
guilty BIZ the psrvss. courSe. systemAtioally
parrued. of the lssdine tnvtsoeaat, Hoststtsrs
btomsch Bitter, should b fseoetsd 70 By thoss
Who suffer from veak nerves ana general d
poptc In cssss Of nsrvousnlsa and loss Of vital.
IN. q toned and regulated bythis madeline IN
al he organ acss viii . pssetsion akin 70 that
or 4 stsSdy-eolns plocs % msohsnism- CON
plete diaecion ma. asetmilAtoa an, through
The inausncs Of he Bitten. So!ioved y . al.
-biliiousnss and ifrsgaiahtt q III. bozsh.
vhsrs noh sxiatx sathg nguscyto. Appedts
snA sissp ss thss ssdssd. v
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Fatal Stabbing Array.

PORTLAND. Oregon. July "a serious
stsbbing ARRAY occurred at Comstock
Station last night. George Long met
8. Farrell. . section boss Of the Oregon
& California Railroad, and attacked him
with o bowie knife and stabbed him
eight times about the breast. One Of
the wounds extends through the body
and IL reported fatal by the attending
surgeon. Long came to this place and
gave himself up to tho authorities. The
cause OF the ARRAY Is not definitely
known. II Is reported that Long had
circulated stories dsrogatory to Farrsll's
wife,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-10
Hsss Professors.

Hecht Bros. & 90. Of San Francisco.
the great boot and shoe dealers, arc now
ready to supply the men Of the Com.
stock with their iron-clad boots. These
are stamped plainly and unmistatably,
and every boot 10 warranted, and II NOT
as expected the money paid will DO 70.
turned. Call for them and take no
others. This Arm has the best rub.
Der boots to DO obtained and are ready
to supply our miners With them. They
cost no moro han inferior articles.
Dealers and cot1dmers will find the
firms notice in another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-10
Dissolved.

The copartnsrship heretofore existing
between George Robinson and F. W.
Folsom was dissolved July /. ss per
notice Published elsewhere. Mr.. Fol-
som will continue the business at
the old stand, pay all liabilities
and collect all accounts. He starts
of right. He has at his store be-
low the railroad just the kind Of gro
csries and provisiohs people want, and
be lets them know It. The famous
Champagne Baking Powders are also to
be had OF him. He Is anxious to close
all accounts Of the old arm, and says Q
word, also. to those indebted 10 IL.
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An Honest Trusty.
Carson Appeal, July .

Vu'sO" HPPs"'I vi
A trusty at the State Prison named
William McClear on Monday afternoon
found a pocket book containing several
diamond rings. stocks, money. etc.. ly.
ing on the seat Of . buggy which had
been occupied by Mrs. 3. q. Lindsay.
McClsar promptly turned the property
over to one OF the prison officers. II
was ascertained that the pocket book
belonged to Mrs. Lindsay and that It had
by accident fallen out Of her pocket.
We do not know Of what crime McCl-ar
has been convicted. but his action on
Monday proves that he means to DO
honest, IL on opportunit. Il offered him.
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FALSE EssroN.

hh generally suppossd By physicians and
ths people generally that Dyspepsia cannot In.
vsriably b cured. bat We arc pleased TO SAY
koo~ssdss. fAilsd 70 cure Dyspspsia and Liver
Complaint IN al its ferns, sueh n Sour stom.
sch, Cssuysnsss. Sick Headache, palpitaiion OF
the Heat, indtgsseion bad taste In the mouth.
&c. Onto W0oo dozen bottles sold last year,
not stneis fsi1ars vas reported. bat thousands
o. eonpltmsutsy lstters rscsivsd from Drus.
rises a vondsrfal eures. Three dosss will
Sclisve sny sass. TT 70. sample Bottles 10
eSais. 1sgsisr siss 70 cets.
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Ar,s,.,. tAis ner.i.s.

Mrs J D Loynachan. W A Carter. N
Hansen. Mrs Eavens. Mrs Ware. @ @
whitman. Mrs. b c Whitman. J johnson.
G 8 Amidon. @ Taylor. n Hoeiich. Mrs J
Connsry. J d Wells, Geo Dickman. Mrs
ChM Locke. " n Chamberlain. d Glavin.
@ Z Ferrand. A Cohn. L L Crockett. J Y
Hallack. J W Adams. c E wend. L T. NJ
Soy. L II Park. 8 Jacobs. A CAlligan. T
Hall, W ] Stevens.
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Sunstroke in Missouri.

81. LouIs, July 10. = The weather
yesterday was intensely hot, the mer.
curry ranging from 90 to 90 degrees in
the shade. The city ambulances were
called in requisition for the first time
this season, 10 serve cases OF sunstroke.
Halt 0 dozen were treated at the city
dispensary and as many more In other
parts Of the city. There were no fatal
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Deparsurs. Lat Evesssr.

II Silva. J Jonkin. A Ramon. J N liver,
DR. J Trus. Mrs. u A Trsbilcock. J Castle.
II Abbott. J H Msdison and family. Miss
Powlstt. Mrs. W shearsr. Mrs @ STEM
houss. W II Bryant and wife. Mrs. Al
Trout. Alice Z Trout. Mrs DR. Beales.
Miss o D Trout. r McIntosh and wife.