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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-03
A Point In Law.


Wlnnefnhord SRcsr SfdiS'
Recently . creditor. whom We shall
call A, brought suit by attachments
against . debtor in the country. The
papers were given to the Sheriff on
Saturday and he left town to levy on
the property Of the defendant. u. an
other creditor, ascertained on the SIM.
day following that the suit had been
brought and his attorney had ths neces.
sary papers made out and ready to be
signed and sealed by the Clerk OF the
Court at l o'clock on Monday morning.
Meantime @. q third creditor. who also
learned Of the affair on Sunday. had tho
necessary papers made out that night
and placed in the hands Of . Deputy
Sheriff. The defendant proposed to test
the legality Of this proceeding, and by
his attorney brought II before the Dis.
trict Judge In Chambers. Yesterday,
upon O hearing OF the matter and argu.
msnt OF the counsel. the Judge decided
that by reason OF the suit having been
brought on Sunday. the writ was void.
This, the lawyers say, is the first opin.
ion In q case OF this kind ever given by
Q District Judge In the State Of Nevada.
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All Hust Psy.

Sheriff Williamson complains that his
license collector has . great deal OF
trouble with reference to licenses on the
part Of people who plead poverty and
cite occasions on which officers have
been lenient and allowed them to pass
without paying. The Sheriff says that
no matter what any one else may do. he
has sworn to carry out the law, Was
elected to do 90. aud II lodging house
ladies or others want exemption from
their license or other dues. let them 60
before the County Commissioners. and
as they are very humane men. they Will
probably arrange the matter. He has no
option but 10 enforce the law.
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The following letters, under the dates
rive, h.x. ,.., ..n, from ,h. com.tock
..m-
10 'he principal omees OF inc 'Ai'ou'
panies in San Francisco;
sierra Nevada.
yIRarSr, CRY, Feb. 1. is79.-W. ".
!S,,t.oa. .S.er,,ary , The incline has been
ami AMI ,imbered during the past week
nj fea,, total depth below the 2200 level,
III g., or eight fee, below the $500 sta
Tsa i%neI,,a .,.,ion se,. M timber
a., an. oaOo ar. now in place. We will
con,inns .inkipg The incline a distance Of
shon, so ieet before opening the station
fnr the 300 level. In my last letter I
stated that We were passing through what
would appear 10 be a second bulge in the
ore body. but the last weeks progress In
sinking has proved that il il not q bulge,
bu, would seem to be an onshoo, or q very
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uncla 6ams's Cash.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-Ths reduction
Of the debt during the year was s2,75l..
$50; cash in the Treasury. 1851, AGO. 695;
gold and silver certificates. $20l. ST..
Ss3; United states notes, held for re-
dsmption aud certificates OF deposit,
$40. $40. 900; fractional currency, $751;
Cos, 244; called bonds not matured for
which four per cant. been issued, $751;.
16l. $50. The net increase OF coin In
the Treasury during January WA $780,
742. Coin obligations paid during the
month $50. 478. COG. including $l.67l..
725 in United States notes redeemed In
coin.
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John Lannon. Joncy Morgan. L II Hess
N rinien. ID Harrington. Thos Cain, Geo
I. Andrews, Jack HAllinsn. J II Ma,iheson,
II Command. II NOLAN, George W Rogers,
7 Muekle. Capt q q Lyon. l. ID Wright,
N J Farrell. VIM II Hill. G Q Stevenson
y Burke, y W Powell. Mrs sneade. Miss
n q Gaston, J T Young. Geo l LAmmon
Ani wife, J T. Smith. J Wheeler. Mrs l.
coses. Mrs Watson. = U Alexander. II
Lewis, l. Brown. n FrisdiAnder. N Rein,
u A CASTOR. II u Dickson, Geo Clark. Mrs
" J Farrell. Mrs N y fannon. IP heat'
ing, Mrs J Heating.
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SAN FnAScIsoo. Feb. 3.-About 2
o'clock yesterday afternoon, as tho train
from San Francisco reached Harrison
street, Oakland. . man named Lawrence
welch attempted to board the train and
fell under the wheels, having both legs
crushed. aud receiving injuries that will
probably prove fatal. Conductor Lub-
book stopped the train and detailed q
brakeman to look after the injured man,
and BIO was taken to the City Hall.
where DR.. woolsey attended him.
weloh Ia abou, "a years OF age. and has
lived In Oakland for . year. His occu.
patton 10 unknown.
Elizabeth Kelly. tho handsome and
stately young brunette who was arrested
on Wednesday afternoon for ~obstructing
the sidewalk on California street while
In pursuit OF the " Big Bear" forfeited
her bail Of % IN the Police Court
Thursd,y morning.
W. Zimmerman, . teacher In n Of
the High Schools. while on his way
homsward on Wednesday night, was at.
tackled by Q gang Of hoodlums at the
corner OF California and Taylor streets
and severely beaten. The outrage was
without ~provocation,
Ellen X. Gould has ~pstitionsd the
Supervisors 10 pay her SIG, and Luke
Dunphy 10 nay hin S82 60, for clothing
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Senate.
CARSON. New. Feb. 3. 1879.
Convened ct IL A. NJ. Lieutenant
Governor Adams In the chair.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Hammond.
REroRrs OF COMMITTEES.
Stone, Chairman Of Committee on
Elections, presented q majority report
favorable to j. W. Haynes in the Haynes
Dangbsrg case.
Schultz, Of same committee, presented
a minority report. favorable to Dang
berg.
The matter was made the special order
for tbs consideration OF the Senate at 2
P. n. Tuesday.
Comins. Chairman OF Committee on
Ways aud Means. reported on Senate
Bill No. 60. relative TO the duties OF
pawnbrokers, without recommendation.
MkssloKs n rHE ASSEMBLY,.
Messages were received transmitting
Senate bill No. 2 /; also Senate bill No.
90. The first relates 20 paying certain
indebtedness to the Legislature OF 1875.
The latter relates 10 building new vaults
in the Treasury Department, both hsy.
ing passed that body.
NOTICE. OF BILLS.
By Shsphsrd-Relative to amending
the Game law.
BY Stewart-Regula.ing apprentices
in this State.
BY Farrell-Relative to sign.boards
on roads In this State.
KILLS.
N. s,.-.,-Im.na,,, A.. rr...,,
."",ina .,asLhnin.s. ina i
.morn, ~ 49, nscssssrv for = ns,mit
;n,o 4 nina Tor e,,min.iion ons.tsnth of
ons mar amt in,tsad of n per cent.
y. nov .,.,do. .I.o ~nar,ni,i,n, .tnck.
holdars n yisit minss onos a week In.
stasa oi onca n month. as nj present.
ss,s,sI o,h.r minor amsndmsnts ars
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LAeasionA.

Notices Of mining locations have been
died ~ follows:
by L. A. Hyde. the Lady Adams
claim. 800 feet; a relocation Of the Tel.
evraph claim and the Republican. 200
feet westerly Of Marx S,rouss's slaughter
house.
BY II. II. Congdon. the Lexington No.
1, 1900 feet; situated on the divide be-
tween Gold Canyon and American Flat
R~Avine. ~sou,herly from the Justice and
Adjoining the North Lexington on the
south.
by silas Sslleek. the Lexington
Mining Company South; 1900 ieet; SIT
mated south OF the Above-deserioed To-
cation.
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The water wal has been vaged Wig
orously since the last issue OF the NEWS.
The injunction was served and violated
Saturday. About II o'clock Saturday
evening 1t having been previously ascsr.
tained that the men were still at work In
violation OF the injunction, the Sheriff
sent q deputy and q posse and arrested
eighteen Of them and took them TO the
surface at the Savage mino. Here they
were detained till proper clothing could
DO obtained from Sutro and from the
stores. This continued till 6 A. n. Sun.
day morning. when they were taken to
the County Jail. They had mined ten
hours after service Of the injunction.
At $50 last evening they were released
from jail on order Of Judge Rising. on
their own recognisances TO appear at 10
A. n. to-day to answer for their offsnse.
The particular work which the men
were engaged in was cutting . lateral
drift south on the tunnel level, 80 feet
east Of point OF connection with Savage.
and with a view OF connecting the tun-
mel with the Savage Wine leading from
the 1900 level TO the 100 level. The
distance which they were ~sndsavoring
to run this drift was 45 feet, and when
arrested they had cut % feet and had
two holes in about two and q half feet
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John Chipaman Kicks.

Los AxokLrs, Feb. 3.-Ths proposed
advance Of 400 per cent. in the license
Of vegetable wagons and lsupdrss, rec.
commended by the City Council. has 70.
suited In the closing Of all laundries
and . withdrawal Of all vegetable ped.
dlsrs from the streets. The result pro-
ducss inconvenience and indignation
throughout the city. John Chinaman
proposes to hold the fort till the Coun.
ell backs down.
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Dramatic.

The old amateur organization known
Is the Silver Star Dramatic Club has
rsorganized. and on the 4th Of February
will open In Pipsr's Opera House 10 the
"Ticket.of.Leavs Man." Mr.. II. II.
Lindsay will appear a. HawkshAw. the
Detective. o role which he handles with
marked vigor and effect. The Club en-
bodies the best dramatic talent OF the
city. and very few are genuine amateurs.
Nearly all have paced the stage before IN
q business way. but this will make The
show all the better.
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North Consolidated yirxi.i..

VIRGINIA. CRY, Feb. 1, 1s79.-G.orgs
q. Putt. SECRETARY: The shaft has been
sunk and timbcred 10 feet during the past
veek. Much Of the time has been taken
up in cutting . tank station below inc
1000 level. Tho rock IL still very hard.
The water gives US very little trouble, re-
auiring less than half Of tho ume TO pump
il that II formerly did.
The new machinery Is coming along as
fast A We oap use 1t. and u We have no
bad luck IL will DO running In thirty days.
ID. II. JACKSON, Supt.
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rnE PEOPLE WANT PROOF.

There IL no medicine prescribed By physicians
or sold by druggists that carries such evidence
Of Ito success and superior virtue - Boschss's
German Syrup for severe Coughs. Colds settled
on the breast, Consumption, VI any disease Of
the Throat and Lungs. proof Of that fact IL
that any person afflicted can get . sample bottle
for 10 cents and try Its superior effects before
BUYING the regular Sizs at rs ceLts. II has lately
been introduced In this country from Germany,
and its wonderful cures are astonishing every
one that uses Il. Three doses will relieve any
case. Try 10. Sold by all druggists In Ameriea.
della cow Sat
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Assembly.

Convened at IL A. n. Speaker ii.
A. CASTOR In the chair.
Prayer by the Rev. Geo. II. Davis.
II was announced that the speech OF
Mr.. Mason on freights aud fares would
b. delivered In the Opera House instead
Of the Assembly Chamber.
RrroRrs or STANDING COMMITTEES.
Harlow OF Storey presented q report
OF the Committee on Engrossmsnt,
stating that certain bills had been en-.
giosssd.
Wilson OF White Pine, from the Com.
mittee on Education, relative to ABOLISH
ing the office Of superintendent OF Pub.
lie Schools.
Allen OF Lincoln county. from tho
judiciary Committee. on bill with refer
encs to employment OF Chinese labor on
railroads, etc.. reported f~avorably.
Hagsr. OF Lander, presented n reso.
luton that bill No. 5s, concerning the
elimination OF dead bodies. DO taken
from the nls and referred 10 the Com.
mittss on Public Morals. Adopted.
A message was received from the
Sspats transmitting Senate bill No. 20,
for obtaining correct statements Of the
financial condition Of the several coun.
ties Of the State; also bill No. i3 aud
bill providing for the election Of Warden
every four years. go.
Upon tho second reading Of the bill
concerning the duties Of Journal Clerks
and other attaches II was referred to tho
Judiciary Committee.
Mayhugh-Bill making abusive or in.
sulting language, calculated to arouse
anger and breach Of tho peace, misde,
mesnor. punishable by Sl0O line, or w
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sailors Drowned.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 3.-Ths oyster
schooner Adamantins has been found
sunk In the bay. Her Captain, Horace
Baker OF Philadelphia, was lasbed TO the
topmast and tina bodies Of nine men.
composing the crew. were lashed to the
deck, which was several feet under
water. The inhabitants Of Smiths
Island saw the wreck on the morning OF
January 2, but on account Of the rough
weather were unable to get out TO II,
although the Captain Was seen signaling
from the topmast, where he was lashsd.
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Labor AfilsiaSits

Labor afidavits have been fled in the
Recorders ofiee ~ follows:
ON Julia Internationally Robert Bur
ton. between January 18th and 18th.
1879. SAG ; at the request Of the Julia
Consolidated.
On same-By ID. +. Henney. s2i
during same time.
On Julia No. 2-By Robert Burton,
s24 during same time.
On sams-By d. Z. kenney. S9G dur
ing same time.
On Railroad Comfy Robert Burton.
500 between January 10 and "a.
On same-By b. 4. ksnney. 81 dur
ing same time.
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Hale a

VIRGINIA CRY. Feb. ), is79.-Jod p.
LiyAia,r, SECRETARY Have completed tho
work Of putting the pipe through the 1000
drift, and all water connections are now
finished.
Our new incline cable Is being put on
to-day.
Water Is % feet below the 1000 level.
The stoppages Of tho pumps amount to 2
hours and IS minutes /; number Of strokes
made. sG,7iT; average speed Of pumps.
5.7i per minute.
PnILIPP D~EIpEsuEINEn. Supt.
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Ward.

VIRGINIA err. Feb. I. ls79.-Jaoot
.S,adJ,ii, IT,. S,ereiay; The east cross
cut, 500 level. has beon under suspension
tho whole Of the week on account oil the
new gallows frame being raised In sec.
tons. The several parts put together and
completed will make . strong and substan'
tial piece Of work. This and other neces'
sary' work connected with putting In new
machinery will cause the suspension o.
work In tho above mentioned orosscut
another week. Then 1t will be resumed
and diligently pushed ahead.
workmen arc busily engaged In putting
the new machinery together.
Henry BAwDES, Bupt.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
ESPECIAL TO ru, GOLD ELL DAILY -.v.I
Puuuy PellOWs.

NEW YoRx. Feb. 3.-Ths Telegram
Saturday evening printed the yeas and
nays OF the New York dslegation's vote
on the Chinese bill for purposes Of ref.
renee when they appear before the pso-
pie, and compares the spirit OF the recent
legislation against the Chinese with
Puritan legislation against the Quaksrs
and Catholics. The Grdphic's cartoon
presents the ocean covered with Chinese
junks crowding to America. each carry
ing 10 passengers. A Chinese wall sur
rounds our coast. but the Chinese are
coming through many portals In trium'
plant PROFESSIONS OF 10.
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Cattle Shipments.

NEW Yong, Feb. 3.-Ths steamship
California Saturday took out seventy
head Of cattle. The agent Of n steam.
ship line says they had received positive
information from England that no order
forbidding the Importation Of live cattle
from the United States had been issued
by the British Government, and there
fore the shipments Of cattle would con.
tinue a. formerly.
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million.

GoLp HILL. Feb. 3, 1879. Joseph
Grass. ~.Sscrs,ary; The porphyry In tho
incline mentioned in my last letter has en-
tirely disappeared and In place Of the same
= mixture Of porphyry, quartz and clay has
come In and by all Appearances We are get
ting ON top Of . new deposit OF quartz dit.
ferent from anything heretofore found In
the mine. Owing to the heaviness Of the
ground We are obliged to timber very
closely. We have made 10 feet, making a
total depth Of 70 feet below the 1850 level.
On the 1000 level we have run SO feet,
making . total length Of LOG feet. The
drift is In fair.working vein matter, which
permits Of fair progress. No material
change In formation since my last letter.
On the 400 level tho drift has been adj
vanced IS feet. making its total length 100
feet. The material encountered has been
porphyry Of a somewhat softer nature, car
rying more quartz.
T., A, ScuuLrz, Supt.
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Arrival. Yesterday n.rs,.r.

CT Hillyer. Thos Robinson. A Charles
n Charles. N Conner, J Hunt. Mrs Ehler'
Mis- X Twist. J W Stevens. II q Kinney,
II Harvey. J W Kaufman. y frederieks
and wife. Miss N Phelps, II Prince.
y II Eekfeldt. q W Tozer. T y Walker.
J d Blsckman. II \ Meaeham, Vim ID Z
Gibson. N N fredriek. Eliza Campbell,
Chas Murray.
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silver mn.

GoLp HILL. Feb. 1, is79.-W: q. Dea".
S,cr,,ars. During the past week We have
sunk and timbered the main incline ~
feet. Our east crosscut on the ll0o level
has been extended 40 feet, through clay
and hard porphyry. / expected To reach
the ledge before this. as Thought tho
ledge would s~traighteu up. We have IL
feat yet 10 run 10 be - far east Of the W.
cline y the ledge was found on the soo
level. All our machinery 10 working well.
u. Q. HrLLYxz, 6upt.
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Heat BeIeher.

VIRGINIA CrrY. Feb. 2. 1870 Williams
Wills, S,er.iary During the past week
the Joint Gould 4 Curry east drift. 100
level. was extended % feet. West cross
cut No. 1, Consolidated Virginia and Best
4 Belcher 1900 level, was advanced ii
feet. Joint Consolidated Virginia Wine,
1900 level, was sunk 8 feet. Work has
been delayed ON account Of repairs to the
Gould 4 Curry surface bob. The joint
shaft was sunk Is feet. making 4i0 feet In
ali. There 10 still . strong iow OF water,
and pump. are kept working TO their
full capacity. +. +. 0sBisros, supt.
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TRIUMPH or SCIENCE.

Chemistry never achieved . more decided
triumph than In the production Ofs0zoDoNT.
which isa botanical preparation Of wondrous
efAcsey 10 preserving and Identifying the teeth.
rsscuing them from decay and rendering them
% white o. Alsbsster. Il 10 . toilet lnxury OF
which all should avail themselves. Tho I'M
pleassnt odor communicated 20 the breath By
catarrh. Bad testh. ETC.. IL entirely obviated By
this fragrant and aiutary sntissptic. OF which
Q bottle lasts . long time. Drusffets and
psrfumsu ssl u. JAIL in
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A nRMARKABLE CASH.

ope VI the most extraordinary cur~s on
record was ths: Of the man John Y. Herman
dsz, residing In salt Lake city. who was Of
deaths door with that terrible diseasc hAras.
mus the best medical aid had failed 10 stop
the progress OF the malady, when twenty-three
bottles of BRiSTOL'S bAHSAPABlLLA and
thiss phials Of BkisTOL'S PILLS made him .
we'll man. jy75 I'm
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Masonic socIlL.-Gold Hill Is par.
ticularly proud OF her social parties. and
Of mont more than those given by Silver
Star Lodge, F. & A. n. An opportunity
for enjoyment will be offered neIt Friday
evening. Two carriage loads are eI.
peoted from Virginia. Good music will
be provided. See advertisement
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chief I0seph.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-Chisf Joseph
and the Interior Department have ar.
ranged for csssion by the Nez Psrces Of
abou, $500 square miles In Idaho. The
terms are six townships In Indian Ter.
ritory and 5000, 900 in money. to be
placed In the Treasury and to draw four
per cent. interest.
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FATAL DELAY.

u IL often the case that We sacrifice our iivss
By dslsyins the use Of proper remedies. A few
hour lost 10 often fatal Ia acute diseases.
Fever asd Inflammation waits for no man, but
when unchecked hurfes on ~ modification
and d.sth. DO not be guilty VI this fatal delay.
Use freely Bristol's sarrapanlla and Pills; IN
them you have safety anu health. oca5 cod In
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ChrIstIancY Undeclded.

LANSING, Michigan, Feb. ~3.-Senator
Christiancy arrived last Friday night
aud called on Governor Crssswell to-day
but did not tender his resignation. He
is still in doubt whether be will accept
the Peruvian Mission.
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mextean

VIRGINIA Crrr. Feb. /. ls19.-c. L.
MILF. P~ss.ids.f. The Union Consoli.
dated Joint Wine on our 1000 level has
hem sunk and timbered Is feet during the
mas, week: total depth 1876 feat on the
slope. Tho material passed through Is
the same a. reported in my last letter.
ON a 1000 level the main north driit
h.s beeu advanced so feet: total length
from our south line 3i4 feet. The material
paced through and In the fsee II hard
bl.ck p~orpLyry, which does not blast well.
W.. II. PATTON, supt.
Par AINnIn
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A CARD.

To eli who are suffering from the euon and
ipdisorstions OF youth. nervous weakness. ssriy
decay, loss Of manhood, ETC., I will send Q
receipt that will cure you, YRkE or CHARGE.
This great remedy vas discovered by q mission.
ary In south America. se1d . self-sddresrtd
envelope 70 the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAS,
Station d, Bible House, New FORK City.
fel Am
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Acquitted.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 3.-August y.
Boyle, the actor. known as Harry @.
Richmond. has been acquitted Of the
murder OF Daniel Archer.
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Hewitt Retreats.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 3.-Congrsssmsn
Hewitt rs,racts his charge against Seo-
Rotary Sherman Of having exceeded his
legal authority in his arrangements with
certain banks for their assistance In 10.
cilitatipg resumption.
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Chas Kelly. W II CLARK. " II Blake. AC
Bragg. W N BoAriman. L Donovan, q IL
Davis and wife. p Hogan, DA Humbert.
A Eoos. n Nathan. q T Crawford, Joseph
Pinsr, ID Galistin. J BAbcOck, J Harlow.
Mrs. Hillyer. @ \ King. Mrs Andrews, Q III
Sanford. ID Fitzpatrick. Miss Fitzgerald.
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L Pschner. W WI Hobart. Mrs Woods,
Mrs L Murphy, PA saw,elle. b osAra,
W Patterson. Miss A Lee,e, Miss NJ
l.seis. Mrs. s Beer and children. A jose
Mrs. Tregay and child.