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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-07-13
Tho Fourth.

Tho Fourth.
Notwithstanding the high wind which
prevailed here yesterday. aud rendered
outdoor exercises undesirable and pleas
ure impossible, the anniversary Of our
National birthday, was not permitted
to pass unhonored and unsung." The
frat object which met the patriotic eyes
OF Elko's citizens yesterday morning,
wus old "Glory" floating in Il swift
current from the west, which, rushing
Toward tue Orient, caused the GALAXY Of
stars. representing the independent and
sovereign States, and the stripes, by
virtue OF which tho cementing Of those
States Into one fraternal whole. wGs
Elected. to dance ~joyously in the rays
Of the rising sun. from the summit. Of
its staff planted in the Plaza Had
n doubt still remained as TO the
birth Of tho "Day We celebrate"
the detonations of all manner
of explosive. from boomiug-anvil-ar-
tiiery, and the rattle OF small arms
down to the Juvenile swapping OF Chi
nese crackers, would quickly have dis.
PEELED all such illusions. As the hours
advanced, carriages began plying the
route between here aud the Springs, and
defyiug dust and wind, young aud old
pushed ont To take part in the f~estivi-
ties arranged for at that popular place
OF resort. The large hall was tastfully
decorated and arranged for the occas.
ion, and AS outdoor pleasures were cur.
tailed to n disagreeable extent. dane
ing was innuSurnted at an early
hour aud was continued briskly until IA
demand for refreshments became press
ing. when old Bacchns CALAMITY escorted
Tcrpsichore to n seat behind the big
fiddle and planted himself ia a COM
mnnding position at the head of the
table. Iu tho evening tho festive
throng was moe numerous han during
the day, and when the music broke
forth I" With volupiuous SWELL" the
lamps shone brightly upon fair women
II brave muH. prihnpS, as those as
sembl.d at famed Belgium capital. A;
al events. those military Stills couldn't
have extracted amy more Fun and frolic
out OF IL Fou.th Of July Grafton, than
MAS taken III by the untitled sage.
hrushcrs, r,stciiny.
A number of our c!tiz.us also pu!ied
out for tho adj icemt valleys early in
tn" morning. aud passed tho day i'll
rural Arcadia.
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The proprietors Of the soap mine Of
which mention has been already made
by this journal, are making arrange
ments to begin the manufacture Of the
article here within a very short time.
Mr.. j. A Kane, n gentleman of San
Francisco, who is thoroughly CONVEX
SAINT with the business, has been engag-
ed by the company, and is now here
experimenting the construction and mr.
rangement of the necessary machinery
and parnprenalia. The adobe building
formerly occupied by Mr.. L. ). Yeates,
in the upper part OF town, has been Sc
lected as the scene Of immediate
operations, and workmen, under direc-
tons OF Mr.. Kane, are rapidly bringing
one Of the departments into a proper
shape for business. "A large boiler and
some other parts, OF the outfit which
have already arrived, will soon pe in
position, but the work cannot be CON-
pleted until the balance reaches here,
which will require several days yet
In the meantime, teams arc steadily
hauling the raw material in from the
mine, and n superior, sweet scented
article for the million, will DO presented
for practical testing to au eager public
at a cost Of about one-half the price
now paid for u far inferior article, with
in u very few days.
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anpenaer.u..

The owners OF the soap mine out
near Coral Hill. on South Fork. have
put a couple of men si Iork loading
teams Mt the mine. for this place. HAY.
ing thoroughly tested tie value Of its
product and become perfec ly CON
viucsd OF its utility for all the purposes
of q prime article Of soap, the proprie-
tors Of the property are now about to
begin the manufacture Of a ine mer.
charitable article, in Elko. The cost Of
the necessary machinery for the pur-
pose. is, We understand. comparatively
light. and preparations for business can
be perfected in a very short time. II is
not designed to erect works Of sufficient
magnitude TO revolutionizo the soap
market, just at present, but with the in
exhaustible supply of superior material
ut their disposal. and to be had at the
mere cost Of shoveling it into wagons.
the time is not far distant when that
result will be Effected.
The manufacturing can probably be
conducted here as cheaply as at any
other locality. and we confidently look
forward to the time when the vast
armies Of the uuwashed will. rs with
cae ~Y2ice. risc n, in their enthusiastic
gratitude and cry aloud for Soap!
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Iron Thursdays Daily.
SalInnEuudI

Ed. Angerson and two or three others
start north this evening on u prospect
ing tour Of ten or twelve days-if the
grub and whisky holds out.
Prof. Trip sent n lifo.sized portrait
OF the late Governor l.. Il. Bradley to
Major T. W. Lame. Modesto, Cal, yes
terday morning. A present from John
II. Bradley.
Hon. I. y. Stone departed by this
mornings train for Carson City, to Mt.
tend the meeting of the Board of Re.
gents OF the State University which
takes place ut tho State capital, to-
morrow.
report is current in town that in
Guided i'll tt baud OF horses driven from
this immediate section north. ward, il a
lot belonging to parties resident in the
southern part of this county. and wo
understand that steps have been taken
by the lawful authorities To recover tho
missing stock. The report mentioned
was generally circulated and accented
MS true, last night. nnI we understand
that w. b. Weaver, of Tus%carora, has
gone in pursuit Of the parties.
a double buggy with Thomas Short,
OF Rub: Valley, and three other, with
"Kentuck " as pilot. started southwark
from town about 2 o'clock. to day.
They seemed well provided with Great.
ure comforts. but all We could learn
with regard to their designs was from
"hchtuck.' who only answered for
himself, stating that his objective point
was his country seat for the Summer.
Tho scat referred TO is, VIC believe, sent.
tered along the shady sides Of the most
accessible streams within easy distance
OF n lnger.beer saloon.
The climate OF these attitudes seems
to he quite as favorable to the propagn.
ton OF Juvenile precocity M tho humid
Mrs Of more favored regions. A little
six ycar.Uld gainin who occupied tho
elevated sent Of the "Springs' Con.
v~euience," which stood waiting ut the
foot Of the Courthouse steps yesterday,
from his perch politely addressed n
passing iuryman ms follows: Would
you have tho Kindness to do me n favor
sir?" The gentleman, pleased with the
remarkable mnnlinoss OF so small n boy,
Mt once replied, eucouragingly, "cer.
tainly sir; what can I do for your"
1--WE got my fingers all over pnin,,"
said the little rooster. "and I wish you
would lick 'ein OFF, Upon learning
tho nature Of tho required service. IL Ia,
perhaps, needless to add that the NO
c"ommodating spirit so recently actual
Ing tho member OF tho special venire,
sank suddenly to bottom, and the
bednubcd digits Of tho precocious
urchin, remained uniioked.
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Iron Tuesday. D.ily.l
IHRlnnEumai.

The foundation for the new Jail Is
rapidly approaching completion.
The plASierers are at work upon the
interior Of the new bank building.
The tuo-inch flooring for the new
Jail has just arrived from the west.
Joseph Taylor and Il. Keefer.of Rail-
road District, are in town on business
to-day.
Sara Made discharged another volley
Of harmonious sounds around town last
evening.
Commissioner II. s. Conley left for
his home at TuscarOra, by this morn.
ing's stage.
Miss Bell csdy started on a visit to
her home in Stockton, California, By
the train yesterday. e..
Miss Josie KINGSLEY departs this
evening for Thousand Spring Valley,
where she will remain during the
school vacation.
We are informed that Bishop Whit
akcr will arrive in Elko, Sunday. the
2e:h in%s.ert. and hold services at the
Church both morning aud evening
s. L. Benson received yesterday from
San Francisco, six hundred feet Of water
pipe. to be used III addition to that al.
ready conveying water from the ditch
and supplying the town.
Judge Bonniield OF Humboldt county
arrived here by the train last evening,
from Winnemucca, TO occupy the bench
IN the District Court here, for the re.
muinder Of the June term.
Assessor III. V. Mundell, has just re-
turned from a poll.tax.gatheriug trip
along the line Of the railroad, the re-
ceipts from hat source. from the IN
ployes of the road. amounting to eight
hundred dollars.
Owing to the s%erious. illness Of Judge
Flack. Judge Bonuiield Of the Fourth
Judicial District, will presids in his
stead during the remainder OF the pres
ent term of the Seventh Judicial Dis.
trict Court.
A number Of drunken Indians we're
seen around town last evening. Some
Ii will be brought up with a sharp
turn il this thing is persisted in.
RcnU's tar bucket or aterIE in the State
Prison is now in order.
The Harrison. Short wL,et Ease which
was o nave been tried in the District
Court this week. has inst been settled
by compromise betw 'ru the respective
parties to tho suit wilhout to
law. The withdrawal Of this case
leaves but n more jury trial to take
place during the present term OF Court.
John Spence'S teams loaded with cor
per bullion from Raj lroad district, ar
rived here to-day. and uulonded nj the
railroad Warehouse. Eight tons Of bul.
lion still remain at the furnace and will
be hauled in next trip. The late u
Of the little furnace yielded eighty tons
and was the mnst successful, Ly far,
that has over heea made ia the district,
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or for snake River.

A party consisting of George Russell.
Joe Cox and A. j. Lane, leave here this
evening for an extended trip out into
the Snake river country. The parties
have now on the road eastward a large
band OF cattle in charge Of trusted
herdsmen. which were driven from this
section, and the object of tie three
gentlemen mentioned, is to ramble
about the country watered by the tor
tuous stream named; fish, hunt, get
fat, and at the same time, with IN eye
to business, spy out the most eligible
locality for putting an unctuous coating
upon the ribs Of 1900 head Of stock
cattle. They started with n complete
outfit for the journey. being supplied
with guns, fishing tackles, an abund-
anco of physical pabulum. the bulk of
which appeared to be contained in n
pleasing variety of willow-coyered cases
usually classed under the common head
Of demijphrs.
The party will raid the southern
Idaho border pretty thoroughly, and
unless besct by territorial rufians, will
make their stay consume about six
weeks.
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In summing up in the Gufncy case.
MIR. Lindsay made n powerful effort in
behalf Of the defense, but it is gcncr-
ally conceded that in Nr. Wines, for
the State, lie met u focman w,li worthy
OF his steel. Tho jury in the case,
however, is entitled TO greatest consid.
Grafton: not because Of it's being COIN
PEELED to receive the duCimating broad
sides from both legal batteries, so much
ms the fact that IL was imprisoned. Lor-
metically corked up, as 1t were, all day
yesterday. and while tho pfofano mt
side sovcreigns were onthusing with
beer aud bourbon. II was moroscly
chewing the quid OF bitterness. inward
Iy cnssing the Judge, jnil and jury sys-
TEN, which they had, az free American
citizens, n perfect right to do. IL they
felt 40 disposed.
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w. II. Trip. Artist,

Will remain in Elko n few weeks longer
and work portraits in India Ink oil
Colors, any size or style, Mt prices from
$40 10 $50. Studio opposite the Court.
house. Persons desiring such work can
have IL done in a superior manner and
save the cauvasser's 40 per vent 10y
handing in the work themselves.
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Installation or O1trers.

Tho following officers elect Of Elko
Lodge No. IS, /. o. q. f.. to serve dur.
ing the ensuing six months. were rcgu.
larly installed at Odd Fellows Hall on
Saturday evening, by Deputy Grand
Master Il. II. Bigelow: s, 3. Senrs. N.
g.; Hugh McNeely, v. O.; =. NJ. Hen.
10y, Recording Secretary. and John
Hibbets, Treasurer.
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Professor Trip has just completed
two life-sized por,raits-one Of Robert
Clark and the other OF Horace Trip,
which are 10Y on exhibition nj his
studio. An examination Of the family
records OF each reveals tho following
remarkable cOincidcnt. Born in the
same State in the same year; married
within a year Of cnoh other; both be-
coming tho father OF nine children.
Their wives died the same ycnr and
from tho same disease. Both married
tho second time and are still living.
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TIFF temperature Of the water in the
Humboldt IL just right for bathing pur.
poses. An influx Of T%uscarora's bellies
Is threatened. as the time for taking
their annual wash has arrived.
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The following IL n list Of unclaimed
letters remaining in the Elko Office for
the week ending Saturday, July 9Th,
1879:
Glenn, W II Keller. J IN
Krogcr. Henry "Chalor,"h
LemAugh. Petor White, A
Van Il. Yisker, Morton
q. W. HULL.p N.
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The Official bond Of A. y. Waller as
Justice Of the Peace for C~ornucopia
Township. was approved and ordered
filed.
II was ordered that all purchases of
supplies. furniture or other articles for
the use OF tho county, shall clone be
made by IL mcmbcr OF the Dp.rl o.:
Commissioners, ana that bills contract
Cd ~ ANY other !cIslu than a Iacmhcr
OF the Bo'r'. Is such purchase, vail
not be allowed.
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DISTRICT cOURr.
J.ns rern.
J. H. FLAcx. rnrsrD1xo.

oituruhys July otn, 1917.
At 6 o'clock Thnrsday. 9 Sening Mr..
L. Wines resumed the closing argument
on the part of the State. in the Gaffney
trial, AMI closed ut 2 80. The case was
then submitted to the jury. which after
receiving the instructions Of the Count,
retired TO deliberate. Upon the assem-.
bling of the Court at 10 o'clock this
morning, the jury returned a verdict Of
granddaughter. Court then adjourned
until 10 O'Clock Monday morning next.
when the prisoner will DO arraigned for
sentence.
The next criminal trial will be that of
Lewis, indicted for assault with intent
to kill.
Monday. July z.
Court met at 1 o'clock pursuant to
adjournment. Gaffney, convicted Of
manslaugh,er, for the killing OF Quinn.
was sentenced TO three years in the
State Prison. Court then adjourned
until 10 o clock to morrow morning.
w. S. BoNNIYrELD, PRESIDING.
Tuesday, July 8. 1879.
Court met at ten O'Clock this morn.
ing, pursuant to adjournment.
The cause of the State versus David
Lewis, indicted for assault with iu,ent
TO kill, was called. and nj IL o'clock, the
work of e~mPaneling a jury to try the
case wns completed.
The examination of witnesses for the
State then commenced. aud at 4 o'clock
p. NJ, the prosecution rested. A half
hour later, as we went to press, the de-
PENDANT was tcstifyIng from the witness
stand.
After securing the jury this morning
those of the special venire wero excused
for the term.
Wednesday, July o.
Court adjourned last night at Eve
o'clock; met this morning at 10 O'Clock
pursuant to adjournment, and the ex-
animation Of witnesses on the part of
the defense was resumed aud contin-
ued up to the time of our going to press.
Thursday, July 10th, 1879.
Court met at 10 o'clock this morning.
pursuant to ad. ournment. and the exam
ination of witnesses by the defense was
resumed and continued until noon,
when q recess was taken until l O'Clock.
On the re-assembling of Court, the cx-
animation Of witnesses was continued
until half past two o'clock, when ths
defense rested. and argument was
opened OH part Of the State by District
Attorney j. W. Dorsey.
Friday, July l1th. 1879.
In the trial of David Lewis Mt four
O'Clock last evening, District Attorney
Dorsey closed his argument on the part
of the State and the Court then DOL n
recess until hnlf.past six. Upon the
reassembling Of the Court, Mr.. j. H..
Rand presented the case of the defense
in an argument Of two and n half hours
duration. Mr.. r. r. Bigelow, assistant
counsel for the State, had the closing
argument. and at q few minutes before
midnight the case was submitted, and
Court adjourned until ten o'clock this
morning.
Court convened this morning pursu.
ant to adjournment, and after receiy-
ing its instructions from the Bench,
the jury at IL o'clock, noon, retired TO
deliberate.
The jury is still out rs We 90 to press.
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TIE blind fiddler and Uncle George
gave an open dir entertainment, sniur.
day, which reflected considerable credit
upon the fiddler.
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Deeds Recorded.

The following deed have been placed
on record in the Recorders Office at this
place since our last report:
Vim. Friend 4 J.. G.. Sherman, 80
feet in the Moscow and 80 feet in tn.
Ida mines, T~uscarora District-consid.
Grafton, $3.50.
Vim. Friend to VIM. j. Walker, so
feet in the Moscow and 90 feet in the
Ida mines, Tuscarora Distriot-cousid-
e~rntion, $3.50.
Laura j. wilkins to J. E. wilkins, lot
s, block Lin Observation-Disclosures,
800.
Edgar Phillips TO ]. II. Henderson,
lots 20. 20 and q, block 10, in Elko-
consideration, Sl,5OO.
Charles Crockar to E. Littleheld, lots
II and Is, block Is, Elko-considera-
ton. Si25.
Henry Griswold to Thomas Short.
water ditch in Ruby Vnlley.-considera-
lion. 81.
Richard 4. Egan to Thomas Short.
ranch in Ruby Valley consideration
$1,000.
John Fisher to Thomas Short, ranch
In Ruby Valley-consideraiion, 81, 200.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.

a. j. Hatch. Carson.
Il. S. Davis, Virginia City.
j. ". NJ. Clark, Carliu.
p. Z. Mast aud wife, Springfield, 0
l.. A. Hall, Ogden.
Miss J. J. Jones, Eureka.
VIM. Thomas, England.
John TAYLOR,
Alex. Duffy. Palisade.
Henry shoddy. Tonno.
w. Snow. Ruby Valley.
J. Ii. Reilly, -
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Pnrtlculnr No,Icc.

have made arrangements TO leavo
Elko on the 10th Of July. All parties
knowing themselves 10 DO indebted 10
me are requested to call and settle ut
once. Delays are dangerous.
ABg MoosER.
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At tbc StudIo.

Prot. Trip this morning sent to Hon.
w. G. Dovey the famous baby portrait,
who will place it on exhibition at Vir.
ginia City. A life.sizs portrait Of Mrs,
James Clark went on the easel this
morning, which will be immediately
followed by a third ono OF Governor
Bradley.
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Ten more tons OF copper bullion from
Railroad district has Just been baulcd
here for shipment and the teams loaded
with coke ioT tho return trip.
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For sale.

The dwelling house, furniture aud
improvements belonging to Ed. Anger.
son, situated in the extreme eastern
part OF town; u not disposed OF at
private sale prior to tho goth instant.
will then be sold at auction TO the high.
est bidder.
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DepnrIurea.

This morning-wm. Thomas. John
Taylor, Miss j. ]. Jones. J.. Jaiabie, G..
Cunningham. T. HENCE.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.
Thos. Holmes. CnIliu.
i. W. Epson, New York.
j. Il. Wells, Rochester.
L. c. Hardy and daughter, Tonno.
Mrs. ID. S. Morgan.
Wcs. johnson,
o. W. lInlibaugh. Carlin.
NJ. :. Bonnifeld, Winnemucca.
G.. +. Subtle. Mound Valley.
Eobt. Smider, Bullion.
w. Snow.
Miss Annie Lindsay, Glasgow,
Scotland.
II. NJ. Ca;lin, TuscaTora.
Il. S. Cuuley,
W. r. Urton,
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A BAND Of sercnaders discoursed
sweet melody under our window last
evening, for which We return thanks.
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A notice to of the Tno-
lumne mine, located in Railroad Dis
trict, will be found In another column.
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Arrivals.

Last oveniDg-Mrs. Sam Blonger.
Mrs. Livingstone, DR.. George T.. Lucas,
T. Cook, Richard Neville and A. A..
Tinker.
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TnE Nevada State Medical Society
hold their semi annual meeting at Vir.
giuia City to day.
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SIxrY.SIsE car loads OF toa, oonstitut-
ing three trains, passed through hero
for tho past within the last throo days.
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Notice.

All persons indebted TO the under
signed will please settle by July 10Th
and those having bills against me will
present tho same for rMMgDIAT pny.
ment. w. II. TRiPP'
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Rnlllan Ahlnnen,.

The following shipment Of bullion
was made last evening:
Belle Isle. 10 bars. valued at. .44G "a
Independence bars val'dat. .lI.7U7 81
Grand Prize. 2 bars val'dsst. $3.50 SO
Total $50, 3Oi Al
-TTzes Revie,r sh.
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Inflammation Wanted.

Mrs. Elise II. Hail, OF Rockford, Iii.
nois, Ia anxious to ascertain tho where.
abouts Of her father. Samuel d. Butler,
who Ia supposed 10 DO In this State or
California. Any information concern.
ing him will DO thankfully received.
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Evcrybody In Liable 60 Accident

Everybody In Liable 90 Accident.
Tho statistics OF tho Travellers In.
surance Company for the past year
show losses paid numbering 1907 for a
great variety Of accidents. 800 Of them
railway accidents, and the balance. cuts.
falls. sprains, cunning, burns, horse
aud carriage injuries. needles. splintera.
bites. every conceivable thing. A yearly
policy is cheap. Get one.
III. NJ. Gn,HT, Agent.
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SAN FRANCISCO sTocx ScAsD.
Rriaay. Jsly n. ln1o.
re-D.rn ne.-k nal..

Te-Daras stock Dai<s.
co Potosi. $500
SIS Ophir. 81 Sfes
220 Nexlcan. a. 23t< .-sa
$50 Gould and Curry, 10H f0%
l55 Beet Il Belcher, ~ l6x
$40 California. AZ $50
3i5 Savage. LA. 49,,
$40 Con. Virginia. 455e 46Jc
6SO Chullar. o. GK
100 Hale u NorcToss. 1871 Is
$50 Point, iJuc q
40 Jacket. 10
$50 Imperial. 1850
40 kentuck. 4iUc
% Alpha, ZGc
1876 Belchnr. iyCc
l55 Confidence, IiE iNs.
l75 Sierra Nevada. $50
So Utah. I7H Is
GOO Bullion, ~ GS
il76 ~ExcLequer. GL 6X
2l5 OyermaE. "a
i05 Justice, IA iTGo
lis Union, 81
1925 Alta, 81. 8
1850 Lady Bryan,
go julia. $3.50 3H
$50 Caledonia. 2ioc 1900
so Silver Hill, lG5c~
l25 Chall, Lge. 22Uc J
$40 New loIk, Csc 7Uc
1870 Occidental. Duo
AS Lady Washington. 1s5c 1890
80 Andes. hoe
lUU Wood lille. IUc
500 Europa, 2Uc
500 Maru. Ia l3oS
lS5 n. Con. Vifginin. az
$50 Scorpion. 2Ujc 2
llOj Benton. g.. 81
800 Solid Silver. 3uc $50
1870 Flowrry, 5Uc
40 North Bonauza, lGco
2 U South Utah, tie D
200 MIN. View. 23Jc 2%
275 Aackay. l2Uc |.
go Con. Dorado. z 1870
6 Leopard, llOc [
$50 Husscy. 25c 2Uc
30O DE Frees, zoe
100 Grand Prize, 370c 3s.
100 ArsenIa, 90
800 Navajo, 4uc 400
$50 Indrpend, nce,2L 255o
$50 Star, Coo
lao Belle Isle, ~ 255c
eco Endowment, 35c I,o