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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-26

General schenck has sent SO for the Lyman
fund.-
The attendance at Raper Chapel sundayschool
yesterday was 574.
On Thursday evening the grand ball. given by
the Sharpshooters comes off at Beckel Hail.,
The Colored Baptist Church on sprague street,
Miami City, is in the midst OF a revival meeting,
which begun two weeksago. -7rsss r.,
The school teachers and jantors of the city re-
ceiyed their monthly pay at the Treasurers Office
Saturday. The total amount was So, ,564 O6.S ~
The case Of John W. Morris the last of the
trio charged with the Frantz robbery near Trot-
wood last February, comes up for trial In the
Common Pleas Court to-day. = -''T' W
AM Cation, who has been acting as newspaper
solicitor In Dayton, was arrested last Friday by
Constable Haw, of Germantown, on q charge of
forgery, and released on ball. .....' - n
At the present time the number of inmates at
the soldiefs' Home. is larger than 1t has ever
been. The number in the barracks is $685. in the
Hopitai, 342; and those absent, 694; making a
total OF 4,1N. ''''
Sergeant Yea Pottle, Of the Battery, was on
Saturday made happy by the presentation Of a
champion badge pin. q s0n OF trophy Of the
seventy-flve-hour walking-Inatc at Tivol last
fall, at Which he took first prize. ~
Folk, the dairyman at the east end Of Third
street. turned VALUABLE brood mare out TO grlze
and for short romp on the commons Yesterday
morning. A scrub kicked her breaking her Iee
in two places and she was Killed
HAMILTON.
Owing to the prospects OF better field of labor,
the Mason Vanguard has ceased to exist.
The sslate" showed up five cases this morning.
three for drunk and disorderly and two on war.
rants-a slight improvement ON last Sundays \
wickedness. Ff g -rrs
Large accessions have been made to the Chris
tian Church during the past two weeks, owing
largely to the efforts Of Elder Gaf and the faith.
fulAess Of his flock. III .,,,..,. y. -
Mrs. Daniel Smith, who was badly scaided q /
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-26

New ORLEANS Jan 26 Pork firmer at t13 50@
13 75 for cid and new. Dry-salt shoulders quiet
and easy. loose car lots 4hc, Bacon 1rmer:
shoulders. SIC; clear rib 7,l@71Sc; clear sides,
SIC. Hams easy at a@1014c. Lard easy at 6@S14c.
Reeeipn-Pork, no bfls; meals, no pieces; bacon,
no casks; 40. no boxes; hams, tiepces; lard. 45
choice Cincinnati 81 l2@i IA; Western, 81 o70i 10
Louisiana, q 09@fa0; receipts. 7s barrelA 81
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-26
FINANCIAL

'.. CINCINNATI Jan. 26-2P. M,
Eastern exchange steady .No.change in rates.
Buying at par and selling at Ito preminm. =
Sterling is easy and demand fair Sight drafts at
"a S419; sxty-days bills at 81 S2ls for E.
The following are the local buying and selling
rates for Government bonds.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-26

The following are the opening and the Ills D.
m. quotations Of the New York Exchange
as received by Lea, Sterrett & Co., 2S West Third
or ~
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-26
New York Stock Report.

Thefollowing shows the range OF quotations
and the amount of sales to-day at the New York
Stock Exchange, as received by Lea, Sterrett & Co.
% West Third street:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-26

HOGS-Market dull. Held nOminally, COM
mon at So 85a4 25, fair TO good light. 81 35aa so,
at A 65@4 70per GENITAL. =
CATTLE-Active and firm for good. Common,
e2@2 40 fair to medium, so 60.a3 25. good to
choice, SO 6094 25 fair to good shipping, "a 2595.
1904. and good to choice, 81 25@5 Is per central,
GROSS
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-26
Prisoners Arraigned.

The following prisoners were arraigned in the
Court of Common Pleas:
Charles Leist, indicted for burglary; Alex.
Brown and George Bryant, for grand larceny;
CharleS Graham. for cutting; Charles Lewis, rob.
berry; William Nuttle assault to kill; John Y.
Pierce, burglary; Frank Hunter and John Bates,
grand larceny: P Conley, burglary; VIM. Hogan,
shooting, and VIM. Frey, murder. They all en-
tered pleas of not guilty
= Judge Moore appointed Wm. II. Pugh and Geo.
IT, Lindy as counsel to defend Frey, he stating
that he had no means to defend himself
Maria. Bowles fell from the second
story of the house, corner of Seventh ard
Culvert Streets this afternoon and broke
her neck.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-26
For New OrlaanN,.

TUESDAY. nth, at 5 p. NJ. POSITIVELY.
~ = GUIDING STAR, W. B. Miller, Mas
~ ter For freight or passage apply on
board, or to Reyse q Mossett, Agents.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-17
A Merited Reward.

". E. F. Deal. Chairman o! the Dem.
State Central Committee; Colonel
NJ. n. Stone. j. A. Bruussy. State
sena,or.elect. and Squire v. Mooney.
Assemblyman-el.ct. yesterday visited
the office OF the Virginia Chronicle. and
Mr.. Deal, 10 the following remarks,
presented Arthur MoEven, editor OF
that paper, with a handsome gold watch
aud chain in token Of their appreciation
o, his services during the campaign:
"Mr. McEwsn !: l have been assigned
the pleasing duty OF presenting to you .
slight testimonial Of the appreciation In
which the Democrats OF Storey county
hold the valuable services rendered by
you in the campaign. From the incep.
ton Of the contest to Its close the
Chronicle was sver found vigilant and
vigorous-quick to grasp each new issue
that presented itself. and to intslligently
reiute every attack upon the principles
Of the Democratic party or upon its can.
dates. In carrying out the wish OF the
many Democrats who share in these
sentiments. l have now the pleasure OF
rendering you this watch IS . token oil
our appreciation"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-17

J. W. Kinsley. Deputy Supreme Mas.
ter Workman Of the A. o. U. W.. lee
lures in Silver City tonight. and will
probably pay Gold Hill Q visit. Mr..
Kinslsy ID the Grand Organizer for the
A.. o. U. W.. aud is making an attempt
TO form the Lodges OF the mining States
under a separate jurisdiction, so that
their dues may DO made lighter.
A law was passed by the last LeRisla.
ture making all county officers salaried.
All fees for work performed belong to
the county, and officers are required to
collect in advance. This will be the law
from the LIST Of January, 1881, and no
person need expect work done in any
OF the offices in the county without the
fees are put up in advance.
The principal contractors who got out
wood around Lake Tahoe during the
season just pas. are Duff Morris. Henry
Martin and S. W. Chubbuck. The
mines aud mills OF the Comstock absorb
the great bulk OF the wood and lumber
and the past seasons cut will probably
meet their reduced wants until next
season.
The following list Of officers have botn
Gled for the Centennial Gravel Mining
Company: President, H. o. Daucby;
Secretary. F. A. Wise; superintendent,
Henry Bslch; Board OF Directors. Henry
Bulcb, s. d. Baker. +. @. Bishop, Is.
F. Hszsltins and II. o. Dauchy.
The ophir Mining Company elected
the following trustees and officers Tor
the ensuing year: c. L. Weller, Presi-
dent; George Wallace. Vice President;
C. L. Mccoy. Secretary. Trustees-C.
H. Fish. ]. II. Dickinson. r. H. Follis,
A. K. p. Harmon aud G. O'Connor.
DR.. D. Banks Mckenzie. the advocate
Of Temperance and founder Of the Vir.
ginia Reform Club. sails for China to.
morrow from San Francisco.
There 10 q scheme on foot to put q
roller skating rink in Pipsr's Opera
House for the winter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-17

SAN FHASoIsoo. December It's p. NJ
Hale 4 Norcross. ca. Oh; Alta, ~, 4 80,
4 IS; ophir, I. ~; Justice. l CO. Us;
Chollar, 2 20. "a. 9 so; Gould 4 Curry.
4 20, Az; Sierra Nevada, 81. 81; Savage,
~, 2 40. IS. 2 80; Yellow Jacket. SS;
California. l So; Mexican, ~, ~. IN;
Benton. 1 IS. l 40; Eureka Con-. ~;
EIchequer. IL; Beleher. "a; Utah. So;
Best & Belcher. .; Hale & Noreoss, Ga;
Boaie, Q; Andes. l 30; Potosi. l 80. %;
Mono. l IS. l 40; Northern Belle. 81. So;
Wales. soc; Scorpion. ~. l 20; Utah. 81;
New York. i5c. zoe; Lady Washington. Csc;
Nj. Disblo. 4 IS: Caledonia, aoc; Justice,
1 20; Belcher. ~; Silver Hill. SOC; Al
blon. SOC.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-17
what 10 Maid OF Alta Ia sau Fran.
ciscv.

-
The San Francisco Report has the fol.
lowing on Alta
"The management were not sorry to
have that water come in and 1t Ia the
opinion OF many that the partial Hood
ing Of the mine has been IN the manip-
ulstiou programme all the time. Bat
that water can BE- disposed OF in short
order IL the management wan It out oil
the way. The pumping facilities OF the
mine are irst-class aud the punps can
take care OF all the water that the drill.
holes indicated would flow from the
ledge. There is nothing u~nfavorable in
the heavy fow OF water except that II
q drlay Of operations In the
mine. And the insiders have been work
ing for q delay right along.
THE probable manipulation OF Alta
formed the leading topic OF conversation
on the street. The majority OF those
who discussed the situation believed the
deal over and that it would be worse
than useless to expect an advance In the
stock. That SO many people should be
giving the stock q bad name is u OF
the signs which the bulls like to see.
When everybody ON Pine street expects
that Q certain thing will happen that is
Just when 1t does not.
'The feeling Of dependency on tho
Alta subject seems to be az general on
the Comstock as Il here; but that. 1t will
probably be found. 10 no indication Of
the future OF the stock or Of the mine.
The sales Of Alta We're not az heavy o.
msny expected. About 1000 changed
hnnds."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-17
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
The South American Wharf.-The Al.
tack on Lima Begun.

PANAMA, December 6.-Tbs long eI-
pected Chilean attack on Lima 10 at last
an actually. November 10th eighteen
vessels, all wal vessels OF armed trans
ports except four sailing vessels, which
were towsd. appeared of Cisco. The
AnRamo and two other vessels steamed
into the harbor. the former approaching
the mole % closely as possible. and sent
officers ashore, who demanded the sur
render Of the place. which was refused.
Fire was at once opened from the ships
and was returned by the Peruvian force
ON shore. This force was only l2oo
men, commanded by Colonel Zsmudo.
The landing OF the Cbilesns at Pisco was
resisted 80 hotly that most OF the
Chil.ans ct Parsca. about ten miles on,
Immediately marched OIL Pisco. almost
surrounding Zamudo's small force.
That officer, hopeless Of further defense
without sacrifice Of bis entire force,
retired after blowing up the shore SEQ.
ton OF the msls and destroying other
property 10 prevent its falling into Chill.
can hands. Tho rolling stock OF the
Pisco Railroad was burned. The Peru.
Wan loss in the fight is placed ct l50
men. and the Chilean loss at thrice that
number. The transports having landed
the troops. they returned to africa for
further reinforcsnents, which will be
.nded near Lima Azul, and thence move
on the capital. The force landed at
Pisco will probably destroy all the towns
In Yea valley. and then enter Canets
valley, which they will probably make
their base OF operations. The march to
Lima will be resisted step by step.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-17
THE CAUCUS.
what the Gso.ey C"aaty DeleEsties
wiil claim iu she Orgasisstios
Of shs Assembly.

A futter Was caused among candidates
for positions in the Assembly Of the in
coming Legislature by the announce.
ment . few days ago Of q caucus to be
held at the Gould & Curry ofics BY the
Storey county delegation. Many OF the
Assemblymsn were doubtless made to
wish yesterday and the day before that
they had never been elected, so persist
emit were some Of tho spplicants-but the
agony il now over and the members OF
last nights caucus can successfully with.
stand the smiles Of the ladies and the
sn;rsaties OF the uen who seek their
influence for positions. by informing
them that Storey county was modest in
her claims and had nominated the per-
sons to fill the positions she had chosen
to ask for.
Gold Hill was well provided for, Dan
Donovan securing the nomination for
Serg~snt.st-Arms.
Robert E. Lowsry, OF Virginia. will
have the nomination fer Chief Clerk.
A Mr.. Fsnton will be provided for as
Minute Clerk.
Tommy O'ConnOr, the telegraph boy
at Western Union office In Gold Hill.
will DO the only Page from Storey
county.
The delegation will. in addition to the
above, ask for Chief Committee Clerk.
one Copying Clerk. either the EuRross-
ing or Enrolling Clerk-our informant
was in doubt as TO which one-and TWO
Committee Clerks.
A rrmor 10 current that u resolution
was introduced early 10 the evening that
not one position should be given to those
OF the gentler sex. This may or may not
be true; bat not Q single lady applicant
was placed in nomination by the caucus
last night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-17
Miscellaneous

WASHINGTON, December II. - The
Secretary OF the Navy has decided to
issue an order establishing q training
feet. with headquarters at Coasters
Harbor Island. in Narrassnsett bay.
The Journals special says: The Ways
and Means Conmittes authorized Wood
to report q resolution for q recess Of
Congress from Wednesday, December
22d. to January 9th, q period Of two
weeks.
Commodore Thomas 8. Phelps has
been ordered to the command OF the
Mare Island Navy Yard.
NEW YoRx, December II. Edward
Kennedy. who last week pleaded guilty
Of murder In the second degree for shoot.
ing Nellie Stokes. yesterday withdrew
ths plea and will stand trial Tor murder
In the first degree. His physician de-
clares him crazy.
It lie officially announced that the
Western Union has adopted the same
rates as are charged by other telegraph
companies.
ST.. LOUIS, December H. Advio.s
from Indian Territory say that two foil.
blood Indians went 10 the house OF Elias
McveiRb, In Eniaula, on Tuesday. and.
after accepting the hospitslitiss OF Nc.
Weigh. shot and killed him and chopped
O hired man named Barrett with an AZ.
inHic,ing mortal wounds.
PHILADELPHIA, December T.-Dr. A.
G. Gusrson. the wife p~oisoner. has been
refused . new trial and sentenced to
death.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-17
WESTERN DISPATCHES
The Ralstou.Sharon Case.

San FRANCISCO, December l6.-The
Rsls,on case came up before Judge Finn
this morning. and W. b. L. Barnes.
counsel for the executors Of the estate OF
VIM. G. Ralston. nled an answer to tho
petition OF Mrs. Ralstou, which Is quite
q voluminous document. All tho state.
ments Of Mrs. Ralston's petition are
denied az regards the value oil thu estate
he left. The conveyance OF the R.lston
estate to William Sharon by w. q.
Ralston Ia admitted. and also the fact
Of said William Sharon having taken
possession. management and con.
troll OF the same. It 10 further stated
that Mrs. Ralston was cognizant OF oil
acts done in connection with the estate
and informed Of the same. Further.
that W. G. Ralston assigned to William
Sharon considerable real and personal
property, but that the debts aud liabili-
ties are largely in excess Of the assets.
and that the assignment was made in
order that Sharon might administer on
the estate and dispose Of II as far AZ 1t
could bs done without sacrificing 1t. In
settling up the estate 1t Is claimed that
william Sharon has paid Q far larger
sum OF the decsased's liabilities than
could be covered by the value OF the
estate, which was insolvent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-17
EASTERN DISPATCHES
The Panama and Nicaragua Canal
Schemes What General Grant
Has to Say In the Matter.

WASHINGTON. December l6.-Gsnersl
Grant remarked to q correspondent that
his interest In an Istbmus canal dated
from early life. He tried to have some
thing done about 1t before he was Presi-
dent, but failed. and when be was elected
caused . survey to be made Of every
possible route. In this way he learned
that tn. Nicaragua route was the best.
There were many reasons for this OF .
special character. Nicaragua was fur.
Their north and moro direct and nearer
TO US. He did not think the eountry
could sit by and see . canal built aoross
the Isthmus by Europeans. It would
be the same thing a. though the United
States had gone to Suex and tried 10
take possession OF II. A to the railroad
opposition. he did not expect they would
be friendly to . canal; but u it was
built, Of courss commerce would 20 -
usual through the cheapest channel.
CHICAGO, December 16.-A Tribune
Washington special says: Gen. Grant
enters into the Nicaragua scheme with
moro enthusiasm than before. and In Q
conference today With the supporters OF
the NicaraRuan Company the opinion
was expressed that the acceptance Of the
Panama Chairmanship by Secretary
Thompson has given an impetus to their
wi scheme, and will ultimately injurs
rather than benefit De Lesseps. Gen.
Grant will o o publish. over his own
name. an article giving Q sketch OF the
various canal surveys and warmly sup
porting the Nicaragua project. 1t isnow
claimed that the subscriptions to Do Les
seps' fund have come mainly from the
King OF Belgium. who 10 o very wealthy
a and q sort OF patron Of De Lesseps,
and who was q heavy investor In the
Su.z canal. The Nicaragua promoters
also claim that the pretended subscrip.
tons in this country ars for the most
part made up OF transfer subscriptions
for the Paris subscription books.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-17
How TO DO IL.

BALTIMORE, December 1.-THE I'D.
uertiser suggests. 10 order to suppress
polygamy: Divide the Territory oil Utah
between Nevada and Colorado. Let
Utah disappear from the map. The
right to pass such a measure can hardly
be doubted, though the consent OF ths
two States would be necessary. The
question would then be under the con.
troll Of State law. which pOlygamy would
find 1t hard to evade. The removal OF 9
case from one part Of the then enlarged
Colorado or Nevada to another part
might. by State law. be made ~ the
prosecution. as well as by tho accused,
supposing that q fair trial could not be
h.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-17
San Erancisco Items.

SAN Francisco, December l8.-Schro.
der visited the city yesterday for the
ArsI time since his acquittal and release
from custody. He said that he had re.
oeivsd many threatening letters, some Of
them very strongly worded. Ono oil
them read: "You will be killed. but not
In your office. You will be shot down
on your OWE Threshold" He announces
bis determination not to leave tho coun.
try, and his intention to remain In this
city.
Alex. Klebs killed himself with prus.
sic aid this morning. He was tired Of
life.
In the Musssl Slough cases today wit.
nesses for the defense testified that tho
Settlers League was for mutual protec-
ton against the railroad company only,
and that all threats and i~ntimidatiops
were made by outsiders. and not by
members OF the League.
The police raided several faro games
last night, capturing outfits, money and
q good many admirers OF the tiger.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-17

toned In ireland have been ordered
to rsjoin their regiments without
fail before the 28th inst. Great
excitement was caused here BY the news
that orders bad been issued BY the
War Office In London to the Scots
Guards to proceed to Ireland on Friday.
The battalion mustsrs 300 bsyopets. but
instructions have bsen issued to bring
the force up to 1000. A majority OF the
men are Scotch. thu Irishmeu number
ing 100. It is stated that 100 men left
London last Eight to reinforce the Cold.
stream Guards. A battalion OF Scots
Guards has been ordered to b ready to
proceed to Ireland Friday.
The military authorities have collected
the camp requisites at convenient sta
tons all over the country and Commits
ssries have accumulated . reserve OF
portable provisions In every town.
LONDON. December l6.-Ordsrs have
been issued to the Second Battalion Of
the Rifle Brigade, which 10 expelled
home from Malta, to land 1t Queenstown
instead Of proceeding TO England.
The Land Leaguers are leaving no
stone unturnsd to defeat the government
In the coming trials Of the indicted
members. Il hss just been made pub
lilo that several commercial travellers,
representing Dublin Arms, whose nsmes
have been drawn on the jury panel,
have received warning from thsir Gus
TONERS ell over the country that II .
verdict Of guilty should be found
they need expect 10 do NO more business
with them. This. together with the an.
nouncsment that Q Dublin merchant has
been summoned to appear before the
Glare Land League to answer for an old
eviction carried out . year ago. 10
threatened with "Boyoottins" In case he
should fail to appear, has caused . pro-
found excitement in Dublin business
circles.
It 10 said that emigration forms o part
OF the Governments programme for
dealing with Ireland. Probably many
Irish farmers will be sent to the north.
west at the expense Of the British Gov
eminent.
The Executive Committee o: the
Grand Orange Lodge Of Ireland, at .
special meeting yesterday, adopted .
resolution to raise Q fund for the pur-
pose OF providing means Of protection
for loyal men In remote districts.
The state Of siege al Jones residence
continues.
All f~urloughs to the army in Ireland
have been cancelled.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-17

II speaks we'll for the citizens among
US who have come from distant places
to see the many packages sent from here
TO distant friends. Owing to the dull
times and scarcity OF money in this sec.
ton, these packages, perhaps. do not
contain as costly presents as those Of
last wear. but they will represent .
wealth of affection to the ''folks at
home" and be appreciated Tor the love
that dictated the sending a. much o
us in former times.
The Carson and Tahoe Wood. Lum-
Der aud Flumius Company have shipped
to the terminus Of the flums at Carson
90 900. 900 feet Of lumber and 10000
cords Of wood as the work OF the past
season. The company have two large
sawmills At Glenbrook. Mill No. l.
known as the Rieby mill, sliced l2,OOo.'
900 feet OF lumber this season. and the
new mill, known a. "No. g. cut the
balance Of 5000. 900 feet.
DR.. Berss,eiu last evening caused the
arrest Of d. L. Brown. Of the Fooai9M,
and has taken the preliminary steps to-
ward a criminal suit for libel. Mr..
Brown was taken before Justice Brown,
and gave bail in the sum Of 500. The
cause Of action is given ~ utterances in
the Fooli9M derogstory to DR.. Berg
stems capacity As . physician.
Articles OF agreement for the consoli-
dation OF the mining claims Of the Sue.
cess aud Surprise Companies. situated
one mile east Of Virginia. to be here.
after known as the Consolidated Success
mining claim. was today filed with the
County Recorder. Its siensrs are Bon
ham Gall.nd, s. Schwsis. l.. Andrews,
Jos. B. Gallaud and Geo. Grssnwing.
An ~iupecunious miner named William
Nasls some time since concluded to DO
cupy q vacant cabin in Six-mils Canyon.
aud shortly after became too Ill to leave.
The owner Of the cabin found him there
yesterday aud had him removed to the
hospital. NaRls claims TO have lived on
q single cracker and . bali bucket Of
snov for three weeks.
Gold Hill seems to be on its good DO
havior. The sharitsbly inclined are
talking Of raising . subscription for the
benefit Of the Constable and Justice oil
the Peace. as there have been only three
cases in the Justices Court for . month
Tbs Enterprise Publishing Company
has attached the property Of the alob.
Con. Mining Company. in Gold Hill
Mining District, for 3ls7 90.