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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-16
DISTRICT COURT.
October Tern.
J. II. FLAcK, 1AEnDINo.

Mcbride. convicted Of assault was ar.
rnigned for settenee, ana the award Of
the Court was thirty days in the county
Jail.
P. Byrnes. convicted Of Assault
with a deadly weapon to inaiet great
bodily harm Next Saturday. the 18TH
Instant. set for time Of sentence.
The suit Of the Diana Mining Com.
Pnny, vs.. Lancaster L Co.-bismissed
by mutual contest.
Court then adjourned Intif 10 O'Clock
Monday morning merit.
Monday. Nov. 10TH.
State vs.. McGowan-Indicted for
burglary. On motion Of defendants
counsel. wal permitted to withdraw the
plea Of mot guilty" and enter the plea
OF former conviction.
j. II. Dorsey va. II. NJ. Hargis-Jury
wniVea-Set for trial Nov. i2ih.
d. Mathews Va. J. ", Aiieu-TrHus.
ferred from Justise Court at Wells.
Tried before tho Court aud Judgment
granted for non-suit.
Tuesday. Nov. nth.
State Va. MoGowan-Prococded TO
trial and ten jurors were passed, after
which the defendant was allowed TO
plead guilty by ,onsent, TO larceny.
Sentence set for tho 10th instant.
Tho trial jurors were then excused
for the term, and Court adjourned until
TO- morrow morning ut 10 o'clock.
Wednesday, Nov. ~.
Tho Court convened as the usual
hour this morning, pursuant to adjourn.
ment.
The case Of Goodalo vs. Goodaie.
which came before the Court on motion
to Dismiss was arspod-motion JUS.
tanned.
The court then adjourned until 10
o'clock TO morrow morning..
Thursday, Nov. IA.
A. q. swain plSfntiR VI. Silver Prize
Mining Company, and d. II. Jones and
j. ID. Walsh. internationally consen.
Plaintiff was allowed Ten days addition.
al time TO file ans@or.
4. II. Chase vs.. Z. Woodruff Of. Al
ny consent continued for the term.
). NJ. Dorsey VI. T. N. Hstsis-Af.
guod aud submitted Snd decree orcSrod
In favof 81 plaintiff.
Court then adjourned untif 10 O'Clock
tomorrow morning. At which lime son!
tonoo in the oase Of MCGOWAN and
Burns will be pfopouncsd.
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AdvertIsed Letter List.

The following is n list OF letters re,
naming III tho Elko Office. unclaimed,
for the week ending Saturday. Nov. 8,
1879:
Blanco Chas BAgly John
johnson Ira N Monk Johnny
Prrble ChHs s SeAvy s S
Smith g Sullivan John
Thomas Frank Turner Mrs !. II
Tyler Miss Fannie Whnlen S Z
WeIch + III
=. W. Hull, z. NJ.
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from Monday & Daily
Ihalnln
.. ". Hull. 2. n

J. W. Revere. started on his return
trip W Boston, by the train last evon-
ing.
ID. V. Johnson aud Leo ST. Cluir OF
Star Valley. came down by the train
this morningf
DR.. Todd has again returned to town
and 10 prncticing his profeSsion-den.
tis,ry-at his room in the hotel.
A. J. Pinkstonc, Special Agent Of the
Sacramento Record. Union called upon us
to-day; he Is c~snvassing for that jour
nal.
John Armitago OF the Dorsey Station,
drew his quarterly raid upon Elko to a
close last evening and struck out for
home, happy, this morning.
Uncle Jack Twentyman is Ia town
from tho Riverside stetion: ne will
undo tho now management probably
take charge Of that at Taylor's.
Dan Cos,lcy aud George A Yntes. who
for tho past year have been roaming
through the green pastures OF Zion and
tho country adjacent. have got back
again among their old friends here, and
to judge from their sleek appearance.
worse localities to winter in might be
discovered without chart or compass.
Dan sHys they have become 30 addict.
ed to the faith that nm absence OF moro
thar n month is not to be though, Of but
1t is strongly suspected that the meas.
uro Of their lcnnings is about 81 feet
and sports voluminous drnpery.
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Iron Wednesdays DAily.I
9AlnaxunN.

n. p. Nsvilis's team loaded With
general msrehasdise for Tuscarora. and
started north yesterday.
James Burnett, Of Colombia, loaded
his teams with general merchandise for
hat place, and struck out to-day.
A. J. Pinkstone, Who has been hero
canyassing for the Sacramento Record.
UsiOH, started for Ogden by tho train
last evening.
Governor KinkeAd has issued his
proclamation. fixing Thursdsy. the 9th
Of this month day Of thanksgiving and
prayer throughout the State. The proc
lsmation in regular form will be found
in another column.
j. NJ. Michel. OF Huntington valley.
after loading his buggy with what sup
plies 1t would contain. left for his home
about noon, and John Williams stated
on horseback at the same time for his
home in Mound valley.
The light rain yesterday was follow
ed by . light snow last night. The
clouds were scattered by a cold wind
from the north, toward morning which
has prevailed during the dry. rendering
store.herding a popular profession.
Messrs. Reckhart & Froelich have
just received from the East AN invoice
OF newly made cider that ia sweet ns the
kiss Of beauty and mild rs mothers
milk. Its on draught at the saloon,
aud by theinvestment Of a short bit you
can prove the truth OF our assertions.
The local iend Of the Paradise Rspor-
ter advertises for matrimonial proposals;
he to constitute the party of the second
part, but reserving the right to reject
any or all bids. The egotistic assurance
Of the paradisaical villain Indicates his
especial fitness for a fat position in tho
ranks of Denis Kearney.
Our popular townsman,J Jake Garrecht,
hao just moved his family to the Hot
Springs, and taken possession of tho
NSEAAhAShh ~ huhl Ntll hHON II
resort. Jake is just the style Of man to
conduct hat kind Of business, in proper
shape. and il he doesn't make tue EN-.
terprise IA success it will not be his fanlt
or that Of his hosts Of friends throughout
Eastern Nevada.
1t is now stated hat owing to trouble
experienced with the track between BE.
necis AID Suisun, which is gwen to
sinking out Of line, in places, the pro-
posed new time table for tho Central
Pacific will necessarily be deferred, III.
definitely. 1t is understood that the
contemplated change. when put in Of
feet will increase tho speed OF trains,
shortening the time on tho route
through this State. ten hours.
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VIM. Truan
From Thursdays Daily. ]
ShlmngundI.

ShInnSunui.
Notice OF application for homestead
IN the Land Office appears in another
column.
jake HuffUrd and A. Kcefcr, Of Rail.
road. loaded their teams for that Dis.
trict this morning.
Ben Yates arrived here with his big OK
team last evening, and will reload i'm
mediately with hay for the stage sta.
tons on the Tuscarora road.
Tonight is the time fixed for the
grand display Of celestial pyrotecnics,
but ns one O'Clock ia the hour set. stote.
herders and others Of the owl fraternity
will DO about the only ones TO take ad.
vantage Of the free exhibition.
G. II. Van Aelstyn hns moved with
his family, TO town and will remain at
tho Depot Hotel n few days. ut tho OK.
pirnlion OF which time they start for
Washington Territory, in some part of
which they iutond to permanently
locate.
The cattle teams belonging to T. II.
Smith, Jim McUutcheon and Albert
Mantle, returned from their northern
trip, Inst evening, and unless the pres.
ent storm shall prove to be a worry
heavy ono, they will reload for another
trip.
After meeting with several unexpected
delays. W. \. Van Drcilen aud son
finally got away on their eastern trip
last night. They go direct to South
Bend, Ind. whore the mother and daugh.
ters awnit them. After visiting friends
aud relatives In Tho East, tho family
cross over 10 HOLLAND, Vans native
land. where they will pass the winter,
returning in tho Spring. A pleasant
journey to them.
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Local KN0 SINIT MEMS.
rfrom Saturdays Daily.l

0Al0AG01Al.
Regular meeting Of Odd Fellows, 70.
night.
Senator J. P. Jones passed East by
the train lAst evening.
The quarterly report Of the Auditor
and Treasurer appears In this issue.
Rev. Mr.. Jennings will hold services
Al the church at tho regular hour TO-
morrow morning, and evening service
at Carlin. a. usual.
A. Keefer. Of Railroad District. load
ed up his team with general merchan-
disc. for Bullion. and started put yester-
day. He will make another trip imme-
diAtely.
John Ainley has just received . new
style nickel.plated standing lamp. which
IL cheap. handsome md just the thing
for general use, being safe, and furnish
ing . strong brilliant light. We have
had;ono Of them on trial for several
evenings, and and it 10 be one Of the
very best We have ever used. Ainley
has still q few Of them left for sale.
Our former townsman, Judge F. n.
Smith. called ut this Office to-day. having
just returned from a business trip 10
Tuscarora. Ho returns TO San Francisco
by to morrow's train. but is so well sat
isf-d with the outlook North. that hs
Is strongly tempted to again take up
his abode in this section OF the Lords
moral vineyard. The Judge is looking
remarkably hale and hearty.
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New Mining Distr,ct,

At a meeting Of the miners OF old
Lone Mountain District, held at that
place November 9th, 1879, by unani.
nous vote tho name Of tho Dis,rio, WINS
changed from "Lono Mountain 10
MorrimNc Mining District, and s. q.
Weston, n Of Tho prominent minc
overs, was elected Recorder Of said
Dislrict.
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rFrOm Friday. D.ily.l
aaInaxunai.


The West Belle lsle mine 10 o b
DO listed on the STOCK Board.
Two bars Of bullion: valued ct S.
o4S 80 was shipped by the Leopard
Company. Wednesday.
Gabriel Cohn is disposing Of . small
remnant Of his lSAe stock Of goods 81
the old bank building.
Assessor Mundell's official notice TO
spectipg the bullion tax for the quarter
ending September 30th will be found
in another column.
The order OF Good Templars In this
place will give n grand Thanksgiving
ball at Granger Hall on the evening Of
Thursday, the 9th instant See adver.
tisement in another column.
Samuel and John Thompson Of Ruby
valley, arrived here by the train from
Hnlleck Station. last night. and have
been in town during the day. They re-
turn by the train this evening,
The grand meteoric show doubtless
exhibited last night as per announce.
ment, but the thick vail Of snow clouds
intervening between US and the upper
levels completely shut out even q
glimpse Of the fireworks.
j. j. Garrecht has moved his family
down to the Hot Springs and is now in
full possession. ready to furnish oil
corners with number one baths and q
choice variety OF soothing syrups to
choose from after performing their abb
lntions. See lad" elsewhere.
We learn TO day. that our old towns
man, j. n. Mason. who removed from
among us n short time ago, is down in
Arizona at Tombstone Mining District,
which Is just now attracting consider.
able attention. The camp has n popu-
lation of about n thousand; is thriving
in business, and Jim thinks seriously
OF locating there. for a time at least.
His family is at Oakland, California.
The hanging lamps now lighting
John Ainley's place OF business aro
something quite new, and are much SUI
perior for the purpose than anything
yet presented in that line. Each lamp
has four burners, and By sily cred glass
reflector the light is evenly aud pleas
autly distributed in a peculiar but very
satisfactory manner To be appreciated
when they must be seen.
Simon Peake and Mat Boreland who
have been roaming about the northern
pnrt Of the county with tue view of
strengthening their philosophy and
constitutions and capturing any unap.
propriated property which might be
lying about loose. came into camp last
night. aud are to-day taking an inyen.
tory Of their commissary department.
II the result Of the examination is salts.
factory. they will devote their energies
during the Winter TO mastering tho in.
tricacies OF the seductive game Of cinch,
nnl the establishment of n society for
the moro effectual advancement of
moral and humane influences.
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IFrou Tuesday. D.ily.l
Arrested - WeaHA


4 warrant for the Arsst Of or HsaSy
WNsAbsrn, oolorSd. Who vas sappossd
% b On tie oAst-bouad train, ~ re-
ceived hero from Battle Ao1ntaih, BY
Sheriff Fitch, Sunday. The train haV.
Ing passed here. the Telegraph va
brought into requiEitios. and the per-
Sun wanted" Vas arrested on the train
on Its arrival at Wells. On the way
down to Battle Mountain, yesterday.
WAshburn admitted 70 the Sheriff that
no had stolen . lot Of harness from
Blossom 4 Co., OF Battle Mountain
the parties who caused his Afrest-and
that he had sold the same 70 one GAY
OF the same place. It appears that
washbrrn had been Il, tae employ Of
Blossom & Co. aud after appropriating
The harness and converting It into coin
struck out for pastures new. We learn
to-day that upon information furnished
by Washburn. Gay has also been put
under arrest.
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Tho s~ix.hundred yard race yes.
terday, for n purse OF $50. wns tho mos,
Interesting and warmly contested Of the
week. Tho entries wore Sleepy Bill.
big Indian, Frank md Lance. The
great diversity Of opinion as TO tho win.
ming horse. made the betting lively, and
when tho horses took their stations on
tho track, a goodly mount Of coin was
up on tho issue. At tho tap. the horses
got Ill even start, and each put forth
his utmos, power, all four coming down
the stretch neck and neck so close tina,
at tho 800 yard polo, . blanket nigh.
havo covered them all. Their respective
po d,lons wero thus maintained until
nearly tho outcome, when Lance made
mn extra spurt, and taking the lead,
passed under tho wiro Just enough In
advance TO win the race and money.
Enthusiasm reached It's hight as the
horses crossed Tho ssoTs. bat not Q word
Of dissatist action NJ TO tho result.
The Inse VA An exciting lost OF the
speed Of all tho animals, and iis close
hkished the series NJ tho track icS tho
present.
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The Paradise Reporter thu, com.
plains: mot a Rghl has occurred in
town for two weeks. not a drunk has
been seen for tho last forty. eight hours,
and not a dog has been kettlcd for a
month. Truly. the glory OF Gouge.
Eye hath departed. and her citizens
seem to have lost all ihoir energy.
Como. wake mp, boys. this will mover
dn"
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Nnn AeIstYn,r Card.

Having sold my entire interest in the
Elko White Sulphur Springs, md being
about to remove from the State; before
departing from among my old friends
and n"cgunintnnces I desire to express
my thanks to them, aud to the public
generally, for the patronage bestowed
upon me during tho past six years, and
would respectfully ask that the copsid.
crate libornlity Of which l have so long
been n recipient, may now be extended
to my successor. Mr.. J.. j. Gnrrecht.
q. II. VAN AELsrYN.
ELEo, Nov. 10, 1879.
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Through n letter just received from n
friend ut C~lovcrdale. wo learn Of a bold
robbery which wns committed ut Cherry
Creek, White Pine county, a few DAVIS
ago. A young man who is engaged in
teHming between that place aud Toano,
on tho railroad, was attacked while
nSlcep near his team in q corral, and
rob6ed OF $50 in coin; a shot gun nnd
other vnlunbles. No clue M 10 tho
perpetrators of the act has yet been dis.
covered.
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The last Of the cases requiring trial
by jury having boon disposed Of by the
District. Court, to-day. the trial jurors
were dismissed for the term, aud .
majority Of those comprising tho venire,
will depart for their respective homes
his evening. Their presence hero, to-
gether with the witnesses and various
others attending the term during tho past
W weeks, has infused unwoutcd life
and activity in town. and their sudden
departure will have the effect OF giving
II an.Hir Of unusual dullness. Some civil
casos which still remain to DO tried. how
over. will retain some OF our neighbors
among MS until we become somewhat
accustomed. ms it were. again to tho
regular established order OF things.
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DehIliIH.

ST. JoHS, N. b., Oct. 81, 1879.
Mn. JAMES I. FELLOWS. st. John, Nh
Dear S"-Hnving used your Compound
Syrup Of Hypophosphitcs for some time
in my practice, l hNvo no hesitation in
recommending IL to my patients who
arc suffering from General Debility, or
any disease Of the lungs. knowing that
even in cases utterly hopeless, Il affords
relief. Yours truly, II. q. ADDr, MD.
Sold by 7 +. Mcller, Druggist. EIko.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.
James Ripple, Cornucopia.
T. d. Kelley, do
Owen Owens, do
d. ID. Lewis, do
j. ID. Bacon and wife, Tuscarorn.
8. McElroy. Wisconsin.
Ban Schloss, San Francisco.
J. E. Lumsdrn. do
+. Goudale, Do6,h.
7. Greenwood, Fort Halleck.
ii. J. Keith, do
+. NJ. Hnrgis, do
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+. +. Cook. Columbia.
I. +. Ham, do
II. A. Young. Pleasant.
W. II. Bell, do
J. +. Triplett, Lamoille.
w. Ii. Bruce. do
II. S. Thomson. do
5. Dnkin. do
NJ. A. Cook. Austin.
w. Osborn. Mound Valley.
ID. E. Hooten. do
S. Bieroth. Tuscarora.
James Wilson, do
J. W. Revere, Boston.
ID. d. Holland. Oakland.
A. J. Pinkstone. Sacramento.
T. F. Keny. San Francisco.
g. Ii. Hegler. Camp Halleck.
d. Matthews. Star.
Dave Wood. Deeth.
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W. W. s'hu heIstyn anu wife, Uot
Springs.
j. ID. Abel, Fort malleck.
N. Phillips. do
j. II. Hart, Portland, Oregon.
II. II. Coryoll, DeetG.
A. @. Dawlcy, Ruby Valley,
A.. Fvens. Tuscarora.
+, Cluggago. Carson.
T. Wheeler, Hslleck.
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Departures

This morning-B. Schloss, n. Tobias
@. ID. Ford. l.. Reit. C. Austin, W.
McDermutt and A. V. Lancaster.
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n strong wind has prevailed during
tho day, and a light rain fell this oven.
Ing with IN encouraging prospOc, Of
moro In ,bo mar fn,urc.
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DO Won HeiIrvs ~.

Tint In this town ihero nro scores OF
persons passing our store every day
whose lives are nado miserable by In.
digestion, Dyspepsia. Sour and dis.
trcsscd Stomach, Liver Complaint. Con.
stiPa,ion oic. wbch for rs cents We viii
sell them sbiloh's v~italizor, guaranteed
to cure them. Sold by F. r. MnIcr,
Druggist. Eiko, Nevads.
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ArrlXaln,

This evening", Ripley, d, -. Kek
ley. 3. McElroy, D. Lcwis, o. Ovens,
}. u. Bacon and wife and 3. q. Weston ,
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Thanksgiving Proclamation.

Following tho custom OF our forefathcrs.
and In grcatful recognition Of the blessings of
peace, health and general business PROSPERITY
youehs"fed to and enjoyed BY the people OF
THIS State during the year now nearly ended.
hereby designate
Thursday. the 9Th day or Nov.
a. d. 1879. as a day Of Thanksgiving and pray.
cr' and l do earnestly recommend 10 ny lei
low citizens that, with heartfelt and cordial
unity on That day, We render homage aud
thanks TO the Almighty Rulci for MS many
%fncrcics!:
H. ~ In tcSNimony whereof; I have here.
unto set my hand and caused tho Grca, seal
or the Slate To- be nmxed.
Done at Carson City, Ncvads, this s,h day OF
November, A. ID. 1879.
JOHN II. RtNREAD,
Governor Of Nevada.
by the Governors
JAsrER DABcocK, Secretary OF State.
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Tux Belle Isle Mining Company of
Tusc"rarora, Monday night made n
shipment OF seven bars Of bullion OF the
value Of Si4,OS3 ca.
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FrcIHhts Received.

The following Heights have been re.
oeivcd horo by rail since last Friday
One car Of barley for T. F. Brennan ,
one car Of wood for John Ainley; three
cars Of coal for +. ii. Smith; one car OF
wood for A. BiIel; three cars OF hay for
Arthur Lowe. and two and q half cars
OF general merchandise for Elko.
The following freights were received
by rail. to-day. | Car OF wood for Jas.
DAVIS; car Of hny for John Vowel; l
car Of lumber for F. Ii. Smith; l gener-
al mdso.. for Elko.
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TAX ON PROCEEDS OF MINES.
LAND OFFICE NOTICE,

LAND OFFICE AT EUREKA, NEyyl
ND November II, 1872.
Notiee Is hereby given that the following
named settler has died notice OF his Intention
70 make maj pr0Uf In support OF his claim,
ION OF thirty days nom the date OF ihis no
iicc. Lisf Moses Duyal, homestead %applica.
uon No. o. for the =. y OF 4. W. y and lots
and names the following as his witnesses
VIZ; John O.. Wood OF Wells, Ney., and John
A. Williams Of Wells, Ney: "
JAMES MoMkRrIN, Register.
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Departures.

T. Parker, o. d. Muihorn, Vim Toy,
oT sRd Maggie Drossey.
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Arrivals,

The orcnins-.wm Bahptine, Mrs.
Belle Miller, Mrs. Ta,thing and Jos.
whsA.y.
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fDepot Hotel Arrivals.

tIIcpOt TUoteI ArrlvhlR.
WIN. ~Ballentine, Cornucopio.
l.. st. Clnir. Doeth.
VIM. Mitchell and vito, Hunting.
ton Valley.
Y. u Drown, South FORK,
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SAN FRANCISCO sloc1 DoARp.

RrsAAS. HsVsA.SeS n. lsSoI
rO-DNA's OsOSA AaSoA.
500 Ophih % 30k
225 MEXICAN. 81 SIX
100 Gould and Carry, luk l0k
$50 Bess L BslehSr. l9$ lvE
ass California. 6x
~ Savage. ltT Is
6OO Con. Virginia, SH
$50 Chollar, TX TX
1870 Potosi. 6 6T
2O5 Hale and Noroross, Tx ID
$50 Point. 39Oo $3.50
l+0 jacket. l6H
go Imperial, $50
~ Alpha, Is
40 Belcher, $500 $3.50
81 Sierra Nevada, IS 81
30 Utah, 1917
los Bullion, So 81
20 Exchequer, 46Us A55o
~ Overman, 81
220 Justice, ~
$40 Succor, 500
$40 Union, 64% 65%
10 Alta, s
$40 Lady Bryan, 600
l6O Julia. 3l5c soc
$50 Caledonia, 1906 1850
725 Silver Hill, lose 1
$50 Challenge, 260c
500 New York, SOC
gu Occidental, 2l6c
$40 Lady Washington, 1850
400 Andes, llOc
300 Ward, 2l0c
50 Leviathan, SOC
$50 Scorpion, ~
500 Trojan, Zoe
80 Benton. 1905
100 Solid Silver, 500
7OO Flowery. SOC
COS North bonanza, 1X 1850
$50 q. Gate TX case
400 Con. Dorado. 2l0c 2l5o
o Keystone, $3.50 $500
$50 Min. View. $500 40
$50 Leopard. 45c SOC
400 Endowment, 80c $50
$50 Grand Prize, az
GOO Argenta. l
100 Navajo. Coo
100 Independence. l50c lN
600 Belle Isle, tiOc 1850
1850 n. Belle Isle. 400
Yesterdays Afternoon Board.
100 Raymond & Ely, 400
Ito Eureka Con-, 25Z 25X
S75 Belmont, l 95c
200 CHA, 35c
l3U Belle, 6
100 Metallic, 95c
IFS X. X. Con-, 81
$50 Day, l40c
$50 Paradise. l
ass Delmonte, @
200 Diabalo, l2L
40 Wales, 6
Cos Bodie, l2h. l2X
AS Bechtel. 2 l9Oc
900 McClinton, Toe Goo
220 Tiogn. 100 5
22O Summit, ~ 1000
ago Bulwer, IL
200 Syndicate. 5X 5%
$40 Goodshaw. 45o 400
200 Maybelle, $50
$50 Oriental, 1Oe
$50 Champion. 200
80 Blackhawk. Toe
HOO Booker. l
05 Mono, G
$50 Dudley, 1
800 University, Csc
2IO Jupiter, 2l0 2i0c
1000 S. Bulwer, 4Oc
100 Richer, 2Oc
1850 Defiance, 500
200 Adden6a, Soc
400 MONDAY. 400
$50 Vortex, 400
$50 Orient, 4Oc
100 Boston, 1000 1850
800 White.
$50 Atlas, $50
1000 Tip Top, 1906
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SHIPPED,
Hold Robbery,

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FHnH shell oysters received daily at
the Gem by express.