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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-30
TRIED TO Oct OUT.
Burglars In the County Jsii Caught
Dawing she bars or Their Cell.

About l o'clock yesterday afternoon
York Fslmente. the efficient janitor Of
the County Courthouse for years. while
in tho Judges chambers heard peculiar
sound which his experienced ear at once
detected as an effort on the part Of some
one to saw iron in the jail. He commu-
nicated bis suspicion to the Sheriff and
Jailer Hanks. An Investigation ensued
which showed an attempt to break Jail
ON the part Of Anderson and Henry. ar.
rested for burglarizing the White House
clothing store and Corcoran, who robbed
the room OF eI.P Policeman Kinzel. The
men were engaged In saving the inside
Rratings Of their cell. when bounced
upon.
The tool the prisoners were using in
their work was Q case.knife with the
edge notched in such q way as 10 make
q rude saw. The blade OF the knife was
very thin, and whilo being used was
kept well creased. In order to drown
the noise made by rasping the bars with
this saw the men had turned on the wa
ter In the shower bath. and one Of them
played most vigorously and a~ssiduously
upon Q mouth organ or harmonicon.
These sounds drowned the noise Of the
saw, but on the outside and aboveit was
plainly heard, the sound being carried
BY the solid walls. These men ore now
in q dark cell. and Sheriff Williamson
feeds them on bread and water.
These men have given the Jailer troub.
10 ever since their incarceration. In
fact, there Is q hard set in the Jail.
There ars eX.convicts from San Quentin,
known cracksmen Of Chicago and sharp.
srs from all over the coast, and they all
have to be watched constantly to keep
them from some kind Of dsviltry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-30
Stealing q Pretty Widow.

New York, August SO.-A Herald
special from Atlanta. Ga. says: "A
mysterious abduction Is reported from
Ebert county, in the upper part Of this
State. Mrs. Brocker P%ulliau, o hand.
some widow. OF the highest respectable.
ty, was found last Tuesday to be missing
from her homo In the country. She had
one little daughter, who says that lato OF
night some one knocked at tho door OF
their house. Mrs. Pullian refused to
open the door, when the outsider
knocked the door down and entered the
room. Only one person entered,
but there were others outside. This
person stated that he was q revenue
officer. and ordered Mrs. Pullian to get
up and dress. She was then pulled
from her bed and made to dress In the
dark, not being allowed to strike o light.
She was taken of, and has not been
seen or heard OF since. OF course the
greatest excitement prevails. and search.
ing parties are ct work. but no trace has
been found. Mrs. Pullian was we'll of,
and O model Of robust. rosy widowhood.
The revenue officers here soy that no
revenue officer had authority to make
such an arrest. and that II any had been
the lady would have been brought here.
They have ordered an investigation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-30
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
t.r.o,.I 70 Il COLD IN. D4ur u,~,l
fha NICARAGUA Route.

Iu0 NICoEuSuo hVosOs
WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.-There are no
special negotiations in progress between
this country and the Central American
States with regard to the Inter- Oceanic
Canal. When the present American
Minister to Nicaragua and Costa Rica
Was appointed. he was instructed to
keep the matter In view. and take any
advantage which might turn up to secure
o concession. This was merely q con.
tinuancs Of the policy which had been
pursued for years. Nicaragua has been
ready to grant the right OF way for some
time, but Is disposed to be somewhat ex-
~tortionats In her demands. and wants
the lions share Of advantage for herself.
Costa Rica claims tho right to have a
voice In the matter also, inasmuch %
her territory borders on the south shore
OF Lake Nicaragua, which body OF va.
ter will form q part Of the proposed CO.
nal. It is believed at the State Depart
meut that affairs are In such condition
that necessary concessions can readily be
received whenever a company Is formed
which is willing to pay the price do.
mandsd by the two governments. 1t Is
also believed that the agitation OF tho
French scheme will have q tendency to
liberalizs the views OF those govern
ments, and make the fnal negotiations,
whenever they shall be undertaken,
cn,,ah aaotay I'm onunmmafa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-30
NARROW Escape at Niagara Balls.

New YoRK, Aug. 30.-A Tunes special
FROM Buffalo says: The most narrow
escape from going over Niagara Falls
that has been reported this season was
experienced yesterday by v. II. Abbott
OF Bedford, Ky. He was n Of q mum.
Der OF pleasure-seekers from the South
who were visiting the Falls. The party,
when this accident occurred, were on
Luna Island. Mr.. Abbott was walking
along the brink Of the rapids, when he
slipped upon a wet stone and was thrown
into the water. Fortunately several OF
his companions were 30 close at hand
when ho went in that In much less time
than Il takes to tell about 1t they seized
him Just In time to save him from being
carried beyond theft reach by the cur.
rent. At first they were only able to
hold on to him. as their position was
upon t~reacherous ground. rendering
their own safety perilous, but with the
arrival OF additional help after much sr-
ertion they were able to rescue the
terror. stricken Abbott. His feelings
while in the water aud the reaction fol.
lowing his rescue can DO better imagined
than described.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-30
Mining Transfers.

Sam. T. Curtis has decided to W.
Loonis, in consideration Of 81. all his
right, title and interest. undivided, In
and to the Gray Eagle No. 2, Virginia
District.
Charles A. Redmond and W. A. Wiley
have decided to A. W. Robinson. in con-
alteration OF 50. mining ground dc.
scribed as follows Commencing at the
north boundary Of the Utah mine. about
500 feet west Of said mine. and running
easterly along the said north line COO
feet, thence northerly 1000 feet and 80
ON round /; the same being known as the
First North Extension OF the Utah. 10.
Gated January -. 1878.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-30
Humboldt Items.
Siiesr State, Aug. 20.

Some forty.6vo cars OF tea have passed
here going east In the past t~wsnty.four
hours. It wal reported q week ago that
the Suez canal was blocked up by q
grounded steamship. Should Il continus
so for any great length OF time. oil the
tea and silk from China end Japan
for Western Europe. a. well as the
United States. would probably pass
through here by rail.
The law which makes Il o criminal
offensc to shoot deer. ducks. geese or
game Of any kind during tho summer
season, will DO imperative after Sop.
TENDER LIST. Ducks arc nov plentiful
along the Humboldt. so after this week
hunters can fill their bags, provided
they are good shots, without any risk Of
being fnsd or imprisoned for doing so.
The pay car OF the Central Pacific
Railroad Company arrived here yester.
day on its return from Ogden, and dis.
burssd considerable coin. The employees
OF the company were paid the greater
part OF their wages In gold coin, q fact
which indicates that silver Ia getting
scarcer and higher than Il used to be.
Company F, First Cavalry. and Com.
pany Fl, Twsnty-Arst Infantry, are, by
order Of General Howard. to be sta.
toned at Camp Harvey. to guard the
Malhsur Reservation, whore there are NO
Indians and none can DO hired or bribed
TO live.
Wells. Fargo & Co.'s Express brought
down from Silver City yesterday silver
bullion valued at 80, 1913 II. OF this
amount ~, 1859 II was from the Black
Jack, and S2,725 88 from the Florida
Hill.
The Leopard Company. Of Cornuco-
pia. shipped west yesterday three bars
Of bullion valued at "a, 1879 SO. and the
Grand Prize Company. OF Tuscarors,
shipped four bars. valued at $7.l00 "A.
The Grand Jury today found Q true
bill for murder against Charles W. by.
mer, who killed T. X. West In Paradise
last May.
Mr.. Sylvester shipped eight carloads
OF bsoi cattle from this station to San
Francisco today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-30
Killed on a Railroad.

SAN JOSE. Aug. 80. Ma Young,
aged II years. unmarried. was struck BY
engine No. 90, on tho Southern Pacific
Railroad. about 2 o'clock on Wednesday.
and instantly killed. The deceased had
lived In the family OF A. Lewis for II
years, and was dscropit, being ablo to walk
but very slowly. It appears from the
testimony that she was going toward the
track, with the intention Of crossing II.
When about fifteen feet from the rails
she saw the engine coming. about 100
feet away. She hesitated Q moment.
then proceeded. aud was In the act OF
crossing the track when the engine
struck her. throwing her several feet In
the air and killing her instantly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-30
They ssy.

Those who have some chance Of know
ing assert that something OF great value
has been found in the Excbequsr or
Bullion; that both sets Of officers. old
and new, know about 1t, though neither
party il ready to make 1t public. hence
the stubborn struggle that Is going on
between them for control OF the mine
and the affairs thereof. It Is also ru-
mored that a body Of rich ore was cut in
the Alpha wiuze just before the IRE,
which will be shown up when things are
in proper shape for so doing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-30
More objections.

Besides the objections to the disincor.
poration OF the North Consolidated vir.
ginia Mining Company already made.
two others, says the San Francisco Pos
Of last evening, have been filed BY Bar.
naby Dougherty and Henry Toonsy.
The former alleges that the property OF
the corporation is worth 800. 000. 900,
and was sold by Flood, Mackay and Fair
to themselves for the sum OF $l.lO0. 600,
and that all the proceedings Of the disso.
luton were dictated aud sogRested BY
the said firm with intent to defraud the
stockholders. Toonsy claims to own
1862 shares OF the stock. and alleges
that he has never received any dividends.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-30
Large and Good.

The Wholesale and retail establish.
msnt Of J. i ]. B. Mallon, Virginia.
requires two double teams to deliver to
its customers the groceries. provisions,
etc., purchased. This 10 one OF the
largest and best establishments on the
coast and for variety and quality OF
goods handled Is surpassed by none.
The stock Of the firm Is fresh and full in
every branch and in the line Of fancy
groceries leads all on the Comstock.
For fuller particulars Of this establish.
ment zee notice in another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-30
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
[.r.cr.L TO IL. o { NIL DAILY x.ws.l

The Kalloch.De Young Situation.
San FnAscrsco. Aug. 3o.-All unia.
vorable symptoms have disappeared. and
Kalloch 10 able to sit up occasionally.
he is evidently recovering more speed.
ly than any n anticipated, and the
chances for his ultimate recovery are In
crsasing every hour. Occasionally he
raises and sx~peotoratss thick. dark col.
ored matter. but It cannot yet be deter.
mined whether this IL pus from the To-
cality OF the bullet or mot. There Is no
indication Of any Inflammation. which.
II It existed. would at once make its
presence known BY the actioa OF the
pulse.
The patient was permitted to see his
youngest children, Q SON and daughter,
on Thursday. for the 6rst time since he
was wounded, and In accordance with
his expressed wish they have been al.
lowed In tho room several times since.
Denis Kearney announces that the
workingmsn have retained David Nc.
Cluro and Clitus Barbour to conduct the
criminal prosecution against De Young
and Hall McAllister to institute Q civil
suit against him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-30

international contest for o 81, 900 trophy.
Nearly every regiment OF our State mil
tia represented In the Atlantic Depart
ment teams arc now encamped Of Greed.
moor /; also representatives from Con.
necticut, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
The Pacific Department teams arrived
yesterday. It Ia announced that these
include the best shots among the militia
OF California, Arizona and Oregon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-30
Dlphtheria.

A Chinaman in Gold Hill died OF
diphtheria q few days ago. His sffsc-
tionats dog. which had slept with his
master every night. and licked his face
clean during his expiring moments. con-
trac,ed the disease. and yesterday In an
attempt to bark at q book agent he
couRhed up o false membrane out Of his
throat, resembling q section OF garden
hose. The dog is now likely TO recover.
and the circus having left, has no fears
Of the dog pound or other fatal result.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-30
Fiats Proceedings.

The Piutss complain Of much sick
ness among their papoosss. Last week
two died down by the California pan
mill. The parents Of both lived In
board shanties, but Immediately pulled
them down and removed them to q new
locality. One Of them has been rebuilt
the other Is still down. While tha chill.
dren were sick the Indians made both
dsy and night hideous with the pow
vows Of their medicine men and friends.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-30
On. or Gold niirs Bs.ss..

Everybody relishes = meal at the Gold
Hill Bakery and Restaurant Of Peter
Becker. opposite the Eclipse Stables;
and there is a reason for it. The plates
slvays shine, the table linen 10 clean
and one does not have to run . drift and
,ink a wiuze or two between the fork
tines to get the dirt out before using the
impIsmsnt. This place is one OF the
boasts Of Gold Hill. See notice else
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-30
arv,,.,. ans nsvsssw.

" N Wilson. J Frankenthsl. A Wright.
W II wildbahsn. O n Bonnemort. Q II
Steel. r N Wilson. Chas Queen. Mrs Q
Golding and children. J A Laselle. A u
Cole. Ada Lackey. W Hewlett. N Meyer,
] l. Meyer. L L Bridges. c. Simon.
White. Mrs Whitaker. A n Mckay. Miss
Parkinson. A v Smith. " u Eckart.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-30

MARnIAor IN Hon LIIr.-Under tho
above head the Post Of last evening pub
iish.s the marriage Of Dan Cook and
Miss Carrie Cotton. daughter OF General
Cotton, which was celebrated last
Wednesday evening In San Francisco.
The parties have gone east to spend the
honeymoon. There are lots OF Dams
friends on the Comstook to wish him
happiness,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-30
Dsparsure. i.a.s Evs.i.x.

c Thomas. Ashane. G b wyckon. Chas
MeKsuua. N Thorson., Mrs Williamson. L
C Butch. Mrs l. II Torp. Mrs Z NJ skagss.
VIM Hirshneld. = Davis. W Withdrawn
and wife. d W Mcintosh. Miss Smith. s
IL Marletts. II Cohen. Mrs II y Mcmillan.
Miss u Lernhart. Mrs A LsrnhArt and
child. Mrs. Cooper, 8 7 Curtis.
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ASSESSMENT. - Succor has levied an
assessment Of IS cents per share delin.
ausnt October l. See Official notice
elsewhere.
Huou LAMB, the efficient foreman Of
che BONANZA mines. il sick and in bed.
Hs vas taken with chiTls. but 10 better
today.
SAN 7. Cuxr1s went below last night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-30
Bm1ur.ps.- The bullheads in the

BuLLurAps. = The bullheads In the
overman cooling pond down BY the mine
'erow and thrive finely. They have no
objection to the heat Of the water and
leave their horns in 1t at Its hottest
place.
D STREET. Virginia, at the corner OF
Sutton avenue. Il all dug up 10 Lay and
connect . sewer,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-30
Creedmoor tournament.

New Yosx. August so.!Ths pro-
gramms OF the prize shooting ct Creed
moor oontsmplatss nineteen matches.
The aggregate value Of the prizes d
e7,077 10. The principal match u ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-30

$50 Orient, zoe. 2oc
100 Vortex. Coo
205 Mammoth. 81
200 Boston Con-. I IS
AS Martin White, 2 80. ~
$40 Tiptop. 75c. SOC
2Os0 Caledonia (Black Hills). AZ
100 Bulwer, So
THIS MORNING..
2i5 0phir. SEA. 36S
AS Mexican, 3ia. ~
100 Gould 4 Curry. iik. liz, IL
1856 Best 4 Belcher. 49,
1855 California. 1 IS
Gas Savage. Is. lib
$50 Con. Virginia. 4 50, IS
100 Chollar. Z. Ga
40 Potosi. 5S. 50
IS Hale 4 No~rcross. l4S
7i5 Crown Point. ~. . 80
Is Yellow Jacket. l5As, l5S
$50 Imperial. I IS, IL
$40 Alpha. IS, 25a
AS Belcher. 4 65. 4 IS
IFS Sierra Nevada. 4lS 4lk
80 Utah. Is
1880 Bullion. 7s. 9. IN. 81 bso
365 Exchequer. On. ca
20 0yerman, 81
% Justice. 2 ~. 2S5
200 Succor. l0c
275 Union Con-. 1S. ssh. Sc
CAS- Alta. ca. CT
$50 Lady Bryan. Coo. 55c
ls5 Julia. 4 40. 4 IS
100 Caledonia. I %. I S5
100 Baltimore. sec
so Silver Hill. I 80
1885 New York, 85c. soc
so Challenge.
so Occidental. 75o
80 woodville. 35c
100 Lady Washington Con-. I 20
100 Phil. Sheridan. 400
100 Kossuth. zoe
800 Crown Point RAvine, 25c
200 Andes. Csc. l
AIS Ward. I IS, I W
100 Scorpion. 2 90
100 Levisthan. 25c
so Trojan. 25c
$50 Benton Con-. 3 so. 81. 8 e.
$50 Con. Dorado. I 20. IN
1850 Flowery. soc. Toe
1855 North BONANZA, I so. II
100 Geo. Douglass. i0c
$50 Mackay. I Us. I
100 Mountain View. IL
450 South Utah. SC
260 Con. washoe. !
40 Eureka Con-. iGS. ids. 10
so X. X. Con-. 1
1900 Leopard. $50
400 University. SOC
400 ella. SOC
40 Northern Belle. 81. 50
$50 Manhattan, a.. 2 50
500 Grand Prize. 81. 2 30. 8. ~
200 Raymond 4 Ely, Toe
1000 Argenta, 75c, soc
100 Navajo. 25c
pN.S10 Endowment. i0c
200 Independence. 2 10. = Is
500 Silver Prize, loo
l450 Belle Isle. 4 10. ~
l25 Paradise, 2t. 60
100 Albion. l5c
so Real del Monte.
200 Revenue. 1
SO Wales. IL
90 Mt. Diablo. A
400 North Belle Isle, 45c
1900 Big Prize. 35c
so Modoc. l
rs Bodio Con-. 20h
$50 Bechtel Con-, I 80. Ia
2s5 Tiogs. 81
200 Summit 20
100 BulweI. ss.9
leo Syndicate. Ga, 6a.G
400 Goodshaw. 40c. 500
40 Belviderc. Use
l75 Black Hawk. I 05
5i5 South Standard. Sc
200 Richer. 35c
20 Booker Con-. I 20
7t0 Mono. Z, IA
500 Concordia. i0c
IS Con. Pacific. 6h.7
100 Tiptop, soc
45 T~uscarora. l0c
10 Dudley. I
200 Jupiter.
800 Defiance. 40c
100 Ad1enda. soc
SIS MONDAY. s so
100 North Noonday. ~
l6O Orient. 25c. zoe
500 Boston Con-, I IS
so Mammoth. 9h.9
5i5 Martin White. ~. 20
20 Vortex. Coo
SO Leeds, Toe
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Programme or Games aud Prsss.
MEMS RACE f2oo yards, First prize, Q
Silver Jewel Caskst. neatly lined with s1k; zee.
ond prize for the same. . solid Silver Match
Bafe.
BOYS RACE tisO yards). - First priss. .
Blsct.dlsl stem-vinding Watch; second prise.
. solid Silver Fruit knife.
GIRLS RACE a. years. and undsr), 100
yards. - First prize, q Silver Gard Receiver.
lined with gold; second prize. two chased 81.
YER Napkin Rings.
LADIEs' ARCHERY phrss Arrows each ;
distance. 20 feet) s-Firrt priss. . pair OF Gold
Cuf Pins In the form OF IN srrow. mounted
with rearis; second priss. . silver Pickle stand,
with Pickle knife.
wHRRLBARRow RACE tbiindfoldedj. 100
yards.-Prifs, handsome Silver Watsr Pitcher.
OLD MEMS RACE 100 yssrs and ovaj. 100
y~srds.-Prizs, Solid Silver. headed Cane.
LADIES' RACE 80 years Ind over. 100
yards.-Prize, Silver Cafs Basket.
LADIES' RACE nc yssrs aud over. 100
y~ards.-Priss, Toilet Bet.
VIRGINIA SHOOTING cLUB.-Fin. Pnss.
Fine Carving Bet (Eni,s. Fork and Steel. go.
ond Prize, Silver Ice Pitcher.
THREE STANDING JUMPs.-Prise. Sofia
Bullion Ring. with heavy gold mounting.
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T~readwsy's Ranch, Carson,
SATURDAY. sIPr. Q. 1870.
Committee Of Arranssns.ts,

Csmniuss Of Arranssasatst
SILVIA otrr.
Albert Williams. A. Mssssli,
j. b. Aubln, Robert Audrsvs.
James Beggs, M. McManus,
w. II. Atkinson. T. r. FAR.
IRerSr cfrY.
Eugene d. Sullivan. Bart ColGsn.
y.E. Clarity. Il. II. Morrison,
P.D. kearns. Z. q. Lotus,
Wv. Dunno, Geo. Hawkes..
COLI ELL.
John white. z. Bisunerhsasst,
Edward Richard, d. Mccarthy,
D. Mcpherson. AZ Pascos,
z. o. Lcermo, Thomas Kelly.
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The train viii lssys Virginia CITY 4 ~
4. H., and Gold Hin HeA.n.
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PERFECT SAFETY. ss the train viii Tes b
charge of reliable conductors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-30

No Improper characters will be allowed n
the cars or on the grounds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-30
Music by Professor Cara's
AND BY
PROF. HosKiHu's GOLD HILL BAND.

The Dance Hall will b. frss TO al. In charge
Of the door director and ssslstans hoor man.
sssn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-30

Parties holding exeunion sueksts vii b "a.
mitted free 70 al parts Vt the sfoun19 .and
Rsmss. Parties not holding excursion s6e1n0D
wiz b charged 81 admissieo 70 ths grounds.
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srOOK nEPOnr.
a, Beard.

LAST xvxSrSo.
1880 Raymond & Ely. CSC
10 Eureka Con-. len
SIS Belmont, $50
$50 Phoenix. II
50 K. X. Con-
$50 Leopard. SOC
600 ella, SOC. $50
500 Hussey.5
so Manhattan. ~
$40 Grand Prize, 8 IS. 3S
1000 Argenta. Use, Soc
700 Navajo. Csc. SOC
go Endowment. SOC. 45e
500 Independence. 2 10
$50 Morning Star. 40c. 45c
s95 Belle Isle, 4 so. A. so. IS
$50 Day, l0c
l55 Paradise. 2 80. so
IS Real Del Monte.
so Albion. i5c
200 Revenue. l
EGO Mt. DiAblo. ~
600 North Belle Isls. 45c
62OO Big Prize (Humboldt. SOC. s5e
20 Modoc. Ia
165 Bodie. l0f. ION
$40 Tioga. 81. 10
$50 Summit. I GO
IS Syndicate. Ga
100 GoodshAw. 45c
go Belvidere. Toe. 75c
200 Concordia. loo
$50 Champion. 45c. i0c
$50 BlAckhAwk.
$50 Booker. I Is
500 Richer. l5c
245 Mono. ~. II
175 Queen Bee. soc
70 Con. Pacific.
$50 Cr@sus, zoe. 25c
200 University. 25c
lao Dudley
100 South Standard. Sc
200 South Bulwer. Coz. Use
800 Addenda. SOC
$50 MONDAY. 81
40 North MONDAY. ~. 2 50