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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-12
FRENCH HuMoR.
Some Recent wissisis.s frea shs
Paris Papsrs.

A keen man Of business sends his son
"A chip Of the old block-on . trip
round Europe. charging him to note i'm
pressions Of the different cities hs visits.
From Madrid the young man writes:
1.-THE river, the Manzanares, ID always
dry. No money In the milk biz"
They were telling an old barrioader OF
the psrdons just signed By President
Grsvy, when be cried: "By al means
pardon political asssssins, bat don't run
olsmsncy into the ground. II We were
To abolish the death penalty, frtnstanos,
how could Va get rid Of our political
advsrsaries were u necessary to obtain .
working MAJORITY" And again: When
news was brought 10 the parricids Psrrot
Of the Communication OF his death son.
tsncs to hard labor for life. be exclaimed:
"Thsrs they 60 sgain-nothing but half
measures"
In the new ballet Of the Foliss Der.
gere. lies Wins do France" some OF
the danssusss appear clad In vine leaves.
"I hope the piecs'l run till Autumn"
says the graceless X. "Whyf" BE
cause then leaves have their time TO
fall"
II. Robert Mitchell. the Bonspartist
Deputy. called at the Elysee recently
and saluting II. Grsvy. remarked: 81
Am very happy TO be able 70 ofsr you
my congratulations on your accession TO
the Presidency" With . smile II.
Grevy replied: at am very happy TO b
able TO accept them"
A prisoner who firmly sIpsctsd that
be would get his deserts and b sent up
for life IL astonishsd to hear the jury hx
his term OF imprisonment st two years.
"Two years onlyl" be sHclaims In de-
light; "ah. then, gentlemen Of the Jury,
may heaven do likewise unto you .
thousand fold!"
A nephew lin Normandy. OF counsel
assists at the reading Of his uucls's viii:
"'And to the servant who shall close
my eyes. I will and bequsath.'" reads
the notary. "Doss IL say who shall
close my syesf' asks the hsir.st-law.
"It does" "Thsn the bsqusst IL void.
The cuss only had one eye"
A Sergeant Of ZouAvss had. at the bat.
tie Of Orleans, his thigh smashed BY .
fragment OF shell. "wsll. my poor fsl.
i, tbs bospital. "you must ana n pretty
lonesome work." being laid up hsre.H
"Ob. mo-. Cap not al ALL" was the ro-
ply. al suffer A good deal. and that
makes the time slip 6y."
When Plus TX. was Pope, Fanny
Elsslsr visited Rome, danced and set the
public crazy. In forty-eieht hours the
gilded youth, her admirers, had sub.
scribed 1000 francs and bought Q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-12

School PIcSIc.-By notice in another
column II will be seen that Professor
Flint will give his regular school and
family picnic this year on May 10th.
Fuller particulars will be given hsrs-
after. Professor Flint has always been
successful in his school picnics. and will
no doubt be 40 this year.
TuKax was an alarm Of fire last even
ing in Virginia about s o'clock, caused
b, the burning out Of a siovspips. The
sssmen were out in . remarkably short
time, as usual.
Jox Llrrrxrr, accused Of stealing the
chandeliers OF the heaihsn Masonic
temple, Virginia, was yesterday u'sa IN
Judge Moses court and acquitted
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-12
GAsson Lsses.

The decision OF the Supreme Court In
the case Of II. A. CASTOR, respondent,
vs.. T. V. Drake. appellant, has been
published. This Is Q case praying for
IN accounting and settlement between
partners. plaintiff claiming. by contract,
half the fees OF defendant rs District Al
torney. The Court holds such q con-
tract II made. void. as contrary to public
policy, aud the Court below Is directed
TO enter a judgment Of dismissal. with
costs assessed to defendant. The opin'
ion il by Justice Leonard, Justice Hsw'
ley concurring in q separate opinion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-12


Mr.. William Ssdlsr. more familiarly
known as prospecting Bill" to every.
body in this section left to-day on his
regular annual Spring trip Of sIplora-
ton out into the surrounding country.
His trips are rarely more than three or
four hundred miles In any direction.
but this time he goes out to
Bodis, and Lake district and b..
yond In that direction. 10 says
hs shall take In Death Valley before he
comes back. And mind you this: Pros
pectinR Bill IL no reckless, crazy bead In
these things; no laundering scisniist or
expert from the East. He studies the
chronological developments Of the coun.
try from the mountain peaks, draws his
deductions and then feels with his pick
and hammer around among the bumps
and groupings. He has discovered many
a good ledge which has paid. and many
which broke everybody who had to do
with them, but always uppermost In his
blessed old brain has been an ovsrween.
ing desire to discover q second Com
stock or q bigger Comstock than the
present one. He has dreamed OF II
nights and looked for IL days. and who
shall say that he may not find it2
He called at the News Office this
morning TO bid his old friend good bye.
The old.tims animated dash was In his
eye, the same hopeful expression on his
pleasing o~ountsnanoe. "Good bye old
boys said he. you'll hear from old
Prospectin' Bill. bet yer Life. I'm Q
goin' ter take in Bodis, top'n bottom.
and I'm q goin' ter perambulats
the whole country about there.
Jest for my own private information.
Don't matter Q dam whether ! nnd any.
thing there or not. I'm goin' on 10
Death Valley andprospect the whole dam
racket before I come back In the Fall.
Tell the boys old Prospeotin' Bills gone
out, and they needn't 60 10 sayin'
he's gone to pick specimens out OF
somebody's cabinet, or ofrn some
body's dump. jest ter show round
and get drinks on. Old Bill knows
whsri he's goin' and will show
'sm somsthin' good. They'll hear from
old Bill ssdlsr vel. bet yer dam ribs.
Got q little coin 10 start on. you bet;
soc hsrs"-and he unrolled Q couple OF
twsnties from the corner OF q strip OF
shirt flap. Flows that for high ]
Goodbye, you old cuss," and with q
hearty squeeze OF the hand Prospect
ing Bill was gone.
Yes, good bye old fellow, with your
racketty old gait a. you stick your
hands in your pockets and shambls up
street toward the depot. God blsss and
fortune prosper you. Il Is just such as
you, and old Comstock. and old Virginia,
and Pete Orally and similar prospect.
ing floats who discover the groupings OF
mineral wealth for sthers TO come and
take the advantage OF. while you live
and die poor. Yes, good bye and good
luck to you old fellow, and
may everybody treat you kindly and
pass you comfortably along. There's
no harm In old Prospecting Bill. but
much possible good. His heart IL .
good one. Give him . blanket
and . warm corner when he comes 10
your camp, and also plenty Of beans and
iiapjacks. He will pass on without be-
ing told; ever prospecting onward until
his last ledge shall DO found.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-12
Gold mn stocks.

The San Francisco Post says that the
stocks OF Alpha and Imperial are being
concentrated by a powerful combination
OF operators and adds: 1t is said on
good authority that nearly 400. 900 shares
OF Imperial have been corralled by the
insiders. an operation which has been
long aud tedious. Alpha is also known
to be nearly all in. There are only 3d.
900 shares in the mine. Confidence has
"a, 9GO shares. and Challenge $4,000.
They are tightly held A. well. There 10
said to be a partial clock up Of Vel.
low Jacket stock. Crown Point and
Belcher have grown more sensitive Of
late.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES.
.rrcrlI TO n. o 1 HuL DAII suwsl
San francisco Items.

ban frauclsc0 Itomss
SAN Francisco. April IA Swsds
named George johnson was found dead
In his room at No. LOG Washington
street Thursday afternoon. with Q bottle
that had contained ~strychains BY his
side. lie had been III and out Of work
for some time, and II 10 supposed that
dependency prompted him to commit
suicide. Among his effects was found .
Swedish mariners book. with the name
Of Johann Olsen inscribed upon the fy
leaf.
Wan All Goo. thirty. three years Of
age, q native Of China, fell under . coal
car, on the I'd instant, at MERGED. and
his left arm and shoulder were injured.
He was brought to San Francisco on
Sunday last. and died last Thursday
night at the old Baptist Church building
on Warrington street.
The charge OF bigany against Dr..
w. +. Smith was called In the Polios
Court yesterday morning for sIamins-
ton, but the accused waived an examina-
ton aud was held 10 answer before the
Grand Jury In $4,000 bail.
In default Of $250,000 bail George
Schultz, the mine manager. remained 10
Jail last Thursday night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-12

Nellie Purcell. A Phillips and family,
John Day. WIN johnson. J Hailoek. HI
saddlsr. A Vincent. II Kennedy. A Q Ellis,
n A Murphy. 3 z Dickson. Thomas Hall.
H Mcleod. J Mckenzie, Nrs Hopper and
ehildrsa. Mrs. Z u Hawkins. Mrs IL II
whitshiii. Mrs u + Jones. A Hoffman
Nns x T Duffy. Miss L Walter. Susan
Curris, Miss A Tyrrsll. J Sullivan. W J
Irwin and wife. II v Mundsll. Mics u L
Nundeil. Gray Beachy.
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Going 10 Alaska.

WASHINGTON. April a. The sscrs-
tary Of the Navy has ordered the sloop
jamestown fitted for sea as speedily as
possible and put In commission TO 60 to
Sitks, relieving the Alaska. whom the lat
ter shall DO ordered home. The James
town will be provided with two large
steam launches TO DO used In patrolling
the Alaskan coast and making surveys
Of the land channel. Her officers have
not vet been designated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-12

LONDON, April IA correspondent
at Paris tslegraphs that the Sultan on
Tuesday addressed q telegram to Lord
Salisbury formally condsmning the pro.
csedinss o. the Khedivs as dangerous To
the whole East, expressing his willing.
ness to cancel the Grman regulating the
Egyptian succession. depose the Khe-
dive, and send Hahn Pasha to Alex.
andria, In . Turkish man-ofwar. AZ the
Khedivs's successor. The Sultan's tels-
gram has boen communicated TO France.
where IL has already formed the subject
OF numerous conferences between Wad.
dington and Lord Lyons, and will 10
discussed Of . council Of ministers Sat
urday.
The Vienna Presss publishes q sensa-
tional report from Pera that the khsdive
10 making wsrliks preparations.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-12

There will be divine service at 81. John.
Church. Gsid Hill. 10 o. u !. n N,
z y. ~. Rev. X. \. Eastman ofncianng. M
Are cordially invited sunday school 81 E1
There will be divine service 81 the Methodis,
Episcopal Church. Gold Hill. to morrow ~ a.
Rev. Mr.. Graham will pr-aeh at Masonic Hall.
Gold min. to-morrow All y. n. All are invited
90 attsnd.
There will be divine service d et. Panls
.Chueh. Nirxtnia. to- morrow At n A. ~, Bishop
Whitaker officiating.
There viii b divins service 81 Dayton to-
monow d ! y. H.. Bishop whitaker ofneisiing
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-12

Carson Tribune, April IL: Professor
Frank Stewart, mining expert and State
Senator from Storey County. 10 In the
city to-day. Mr.. Stewart has just re-
turned from q visit OF inspection 10 the
Psavins mines, Q Reno, more partic-
ularly the Golden Fleece. He says the
latter named mine IL the biggsst discov-
cry on the coast. The company crosscut
the ledge for sixty feet, and ~ yet have
not discovered the wall on either side.
Thousands and thousands Of tons Of ore
are In sight, not . ton OF which will 60
less than $50. and from that up TO
$4,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-12

Musr BE SrrrLEp.-Hayss' title to
the Presidency has been q matter OF par
tizan dispute too long altogether. A
mass meeting Of Charley Polls custom.
ers will be held this evening at his well
known barber shop, on Main street, OPP
posits Gibson's, In order to settle the
matter. Samuel J. Tilden and other
prominent speakers will address the
meeting. Front seats reserved for
Pohl's customers. Sharp razors, clean
towels and luxurious hair dressing will
be among the most potent arguments
used. No admission for dsadheads.
SAM DAVIS is contemplating tho wri.
ting and publication Of . book. To in.
sure success he says he intends there
shall not DO q word OF truth from pre-
face 10 finis. -Eaterprise. A the above
information comes from Sam himself.
probably there Is no truth In II. A
stream cannot rise above Its source.
RoosrERs.-There will be a series Of
cock fights at the Elk saloon OF Mailman
4 Sweeney. South G street, Virginia.
tonight. The cocks are all game and
rare sport is anticipated. Several match.
ss ON which coin 10 staked have already
been arranged. and more are in contsm'
plation.
TnE sI.Coronsr and Public Admins.
traitor Of Virginia City has abscondsd.
The wealth found on the corpses Of the
Coustockers who died Of starvation was
too much for him.-S. +. Exchanges.
Wrong; Keno was too much for the
estates.
JAMES d. HARRINGTON. No. 100 Yer
non street, Boston Highlands. Mass.
schusstts, desires to obtain information
in regard to the present whereabouts OF
John p. Hurley, who. In 1871, was
working in the Comstock mines.
Assrssxnsr.-An assessment OF fifty
cents per share is levied by the Gale.
douia Mining Company. dslinqusnt on
the 10th Of May next. See official no.
tice in our advertising columns to-day.
Fl. HlLLocx. State Controller. and
N. A. Murphy. Attorney General. came
nm from Carson this morning and re-
oeiyed cordial greetings from their M.
msrous friends on the Comsiock.
TxxpErAxcx.-Dr. Mckenzie, the To-
NOUS temperance lecturer. will talk to
the people ct Piper's Opera House to-
nisht tomorrow afternoon and evening.
He is we'll worth listening TO.
Tus weather has moderated sinos the
late storm and the streets present the
unwoatsd appearance Of mud on one
aide and dust on the other.
Groaor II. MAlszALL, we'll known on
the oosst - . Newspaper man. has gons
70 Lsadvills. Colorado.
SUPERINTENDENT BkwpES. Of the julia
Con. and Ward, has gone below.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-12
ASTONISHING c

Il 10 the duty OF every person who has used
BsscHzs's GsHnAS sraur 70 lot its wonderful
qualities Be known to their friends In curing
Consumption. severe Coughs, Group, Asthma,
Pneumonia. and 10 fact al Throat and Luna
Diseass.. No person can u,e u Without inms
and Ne consider Il the duty OF al druggists "a
recommend % 70 the poor. dying consumptiye,
Il least TO w one bottle, - to.ooo dozen botil..
were cold last ysar, and mot one ease vhsre II
failed was reported. Such Q medicine a. tho
GERMAN krRur cannot BE- too widely known.
Ash your drugaist about 70. sample bottles 70
try sold at 10 cents ; regular sizs. u oentsI Ioi
sale BY John Jones, Jr. oeov Wed
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For Tax Csiisetor OF virsisia.

n. d. Halpin. whom everybody knows
aud respects. Is out to-day In the News
a. q candidate for the office Of Tax Col.
lsctor OF Virginia. subject 10 the dscision
Of the Democratic City Convention.
Matt. Is . good boy and has the require.
msnts to make a good officer. II q
Democrat 10 TO have the position, no
better man can be found.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-12
Unusually nsssiey.

The measles continue to trouble the
children OF Virginia and what Is singular
is that some Of them are being affected
for the second time and u OF the
teachers in the public schools has had
the epidemic for the third time. These
cases are we'll authenticated. The dis
ease il leaving Gold Hill and seems to
be marching on up the mountain. About
80 per cent. Of the scholars OF the pub
lie schools Of Virginia have been or are
suffering from the measles.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-12

J. d. Marshall. proprietor OF the
PostoHice Store. is agent for the Trav-
elsrs' Insurance Company Of Hartford.
Conn. lie will insure You against all
kinds OF accidents by field or iood. 1t
is almost suicidal to get on Q train with
out one Of his policies. He can be
found Al the Gold Hill Postofice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-12

Moore, Ms stewart, Miss ID Miller.
W N Les.s. John skas. d Heymon. N u
spsueer, Bosco. J Spencer. Q Jones
1T McNannis. IT Bowling. Charles II
Sismeyer Jr. Charles II Niemsyer' M"
ColemAn, " Gilligan.
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CARD.

To al who are suffering fron the sron md
indisorstions Of youth. nervous vsaknsss. safiy
decay. loss Of manhood. &C.. ] viii send .
receipt that will cure you, YnnI OF cnAnoh,
This great remedy va discovered D. mission
envelope % the REV. JOSEPH T. IMAM,
station d, New York City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-12
R~sexedIn,s I~nundation.

Szrorprs. April i2.-The wsisr in the
lower parts Of town is still from six to
twelve feet deep and cannot 10 pumped
out In much less than 100 days. The
total loss Of life by the inundation 10
represented now not TO exceed seventy.
raven.
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Iha KIncfric Lirhf.

s%MARrsvrLLr, CAL, April l2.-Ths
Excelsior Water and Mining Company
have just put into successful operation
in their Deer Greek mine the Brush
patent electric light. the irst ever intro
ducsd In O hydraulic claim.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-12

jams n. RovLAxD Of Auburn.
Baker county. Oregon. knows Of some
thing greatly 10 the advantage Of sAm
Hall. who oncs kept q hotel in Virginia
City. and wants Sam TO report himself
~ above.
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Served Him Right.

ST. PrTrRsBuRo. Apil i2.-Ths corpse
Of . student was found recently near the
Xasau Cathedral labeled. "Sentenced
a. . traitor by the Socialists Rsvolu.
| tionarY Committee"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-12
YoUSDRIEs AND IRON WORKS.
FULTON FOUNDRY.
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS
MANUFACTURES OF EVERY DE-
III seription Of
MILL. MINING 4 HYDRAULIC
MACHINERY.
Sole Manufsctursrs OF the
NoALLIsTRR PATgNT CAR wHKkIS.
PoUSDRIEs AND IRON WORKS.

Dnvings, Estimates and Specifications pre-
pared In al branches OF Mechanical Engineer
Ing, and especially In the construction Of steam
Engines for all purposes applicstion OF heat
Application Of Compressed ar ; the disposition
and strength Of mAtsrial In structures OF Iron
and wood. Wire Hops transmission. Pumping
Machinery. etc.
Our works have ktsly been sniaresd and
rsmodsled, which, With the addition OF NRW
AND IMPROVED MACHINERY, enables % 70
execute eli kinds OF work In our line promptly
and In the best manner. d the vsry lowest ntos.
v. X. kOKARr, Supsrtntendent.
4. !. RALsroH. Trustee. lin
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O. n.

o. u. oAILv,. oppoats Ne Bank Of oaiifos'
mia, Cola Hi, kssps ooaseaatty on band ~
fayoots braads Of imported Csars. ohoios Dit
ciesFS, ali binds Of chewing tobacco. meef.
scksum pipes, school books 2 ststonery %
ali d~escriptloos, ms cutisry. Nd toys I'd nncy
eoods Of All kinda. epW
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Mining Accident.

s%xlRrsvrLLr. CAL. April IA Ed
mund McDads. q miner In the Nevada
Reese River Ditch Company's claim,
Was cavsd upon this afternoon, and both
his legs were badly broken.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-12
RLRCrRIC BRLrA

A sure cure for Nervous Debility. Prsmaturs
Decay, Exhaustion, etc. Ths only reliable cure.
Circular mailed five. Address ]. X. RKBvE9,
- Chatham srTvst, New York. sesu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-12

On the principal cities throughout the United
statss. Europe. Japan. China and the last
indies. the Australian Colonies and New Tea.
NEv Yoax BAHKns-rhs Bank Of New York,
N. b. A., Amsriean Exchange Nstioaal Bank.
sl aSs.o; ~ st S.,s. D..s O. is ss,ss. ''y1: .
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EVENING SCHOOL,

J. Z. bray will opsn IN Evening ciass In
Bookkeeping and othsr branches q bis school
vom, Tuesday svsning, April Q, is1s. Elm
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ALI. poTES.
Gold Hin. Feb. ~. isD.

Referring 10 the above. the New Publishing
Company desire 10 inform the public that lhsy
viii Continue the publication Of tbs Coin Hill
DAur NEvs and Inc business Of the Job onee
In connection herewith. The patronage OF ths
public 10 respectfully solicited.
WILLIAM p. PRATT,
Business Manager.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
ExYptian Troubles.

l.r,ouIL TO II GOLD mt DAILY Srws.l
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PROSPECTING BILL"

Ys Ancient Prsspsstss osssh Perth
sa Mis- Assuai sprisg Expts-
Patisa He Preposssh - Prss
pecs Even she Valley Of Death.
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sTOCA REfO8T
n. rr~.easss Beard.

ITO Raymond 4 Ely, 3s,5
500 Bsimont. SOC. $50
so Jackson. IN
200 ella. SOC
las Northern Belle, ~, ~
225 Hussey. l5c
95 Manhattan. ~
100 Leopard. ~
ESQ Grand Prize. > 80. ~, ~ N
COO Do Frees, i5c
800 Arssn,a. I 20. IL
400 Navajo. $50
100 Endswmsut. $50
COO Independence. l co. MI
Clio Belle Isle. 400
IFS Hamburg. SOC
ass Paradise. ~, l ~. l 70, N
100 Real del Monte. 4. 50
200 Albion. 2Sc
200 TuscArors. So
200 Day. $50
y lte,enus; >.
10 Doule, ',,,yL
. nesn.ei..
oSo MeChn, on
= aiogA, 80 ,x q m m,
sco SUNNI" soS 90
a ny puise Ie.
~esh.iis asc
80 %.yo.
10 0r,sn.Ai. '1S q
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go Di..lh.-L 4 q ITo
soo aa,,h podis az. 5oc. loe
AS poas., 81, Csc. q
90 aN..s ,srt.r5 M, asr n
ooo p,ss.. AZ
% Fnrss. Co. ics
$50 Mo.o \ ~. Z. q DO. 2 IS. IN
saso
AN o.. p..,s, a 70 Q co 9M
NM Tni..,si,y' eoc. 55c
\ Dualsy. ioc. s5c. SOC
q Junit.r. SOC. 55s, COS
o south Bulver, s5c, DOC. SOC
o MONDAY, ~
$50 North MONDAY. I Is
$50 Caledonia tBlsck Hillsl. AZ. 2 40
Pm. MORNING..
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= asi,san a.
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Cyo Caiiiornis 49, an.
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2lo ro,os,. 81 80.
$50 Hale q Norcross' Nis' AZ
70 Crown roin', a., ,,,o
Sos Yellow JACKET 10, hs'ioE
Sis0 Imperial. %. IN
80 ksntuek, ~
40 Alpha. 2oS
l025 Belohsr. oS. IN
leo Confidence, ~, ltA
us 5ierra NEVADA IN
$40 Buiiion' 90 -
$40 EIehequer. eS,os,
- Seg. belcher. SossAeu
40 OvermAn, ~
$50 Justice. 1884,
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