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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04
The Liberal Vote and influence.

WASHINGTON. August .-Fornsy's
Chronicle has the following: In contrast
Ing the present prospect Of tho Rspub-
lican party with what 1t was four and
eight years ago, there Is ono very i'm
portant element that Is lost sight of-ths
liberal, or independent. Republican
vote. At the time referred to this vote
constituted q very annoying II not for.
midable element Of the opposition, not
only because IL refused to support the
nominations, but because Ito entire
strength was drawn from Its ranks
There il nothing Of this kind to trouble
the party Just now. and with here and
there few exceptions, the entire liberal
vote will bs cast for Garfield aud Arthur,
The same can DO said OF the liberal and
independent press. Every one OF them
10 In hearty accord with the Chicago
platform.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04
:. .. sur. Yo.,rs Right" Ess.
rh. Ruu.iin Of MONDAY aa,a :

The Bulletin Of Monday says:
..The Consolidated Virginia mine pro-
duosd 1000 tous ore last week. ~assayinR
S24 co; shipped $50. 500 In bullion. and
has s4S. 400 on hand. The California
mine produced 600 tons Of ore last week,
assaying Sill So"
Having in the foregoing made Sal so
(which Is o marked increase In value Of
California ors) sl1 so. the Bulletin con-
tinues:
"Uplsss these mines can do better
than that, there will be . farewell to
diyidsnds. A correspondent complains
that low grade ores are worked with the
high grades so as to keep the mills In
operation. This ought to have been the
course from the start. It wal . mistake
to pick the ore for the purpose Of max
ina large dividends. The error 10 one
iu which most mine managers fail.
Perhaps II they hsd less interest In the
manipulation Of the stock market, or
cared less for the opinion Of those
whose businessit II 10 gamble In stocks,
good mines would have . longer exist.
spcs, and Investments In stocks would
be more popular and legitimate. But
this IL too much to expect from the
present development Of human nature"
It IL always best to be sure Of ones
premises before moralizing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04
EASTERN DISPATCHES
sly But Effective Torpedo.

NEW Yonx, August S.-Ths Panama
Star and Herald. Of July %, has the
story Of the loss Of the Chilean transport
Loa in Callso bay. A Peruvian officer
procuring a suitable launch, put a tor
pedo into 1t, and over this he placed q
false bottom, resting on springs. kept
down BY the weight Of the cargo. he
then loaded Il with o very choice assert.
ment OF fruits, vegetables and fowls, q
towing II toward the blockading squad.
RON before daylight, set 1t adrift. All
day long tina. launch foatsd about. but
towards 8 In tho evening fearing
It would fall into neutral hands.
q boat was sent out to bring 1t
back. The Loa, seeing q boat from the
shore making towards the neutral
ground, caught sight Of the launch and
turned towards 1t. The Loa lowered
two boats to fetch In the prize, and 1t
was brought alongside and discharging
commenced. As the weight In the
launch was diminished the machinery
In connection with the torpedo was set
free and In q moment 800 pounds OF dy.
Mantle were exploded. The Loa was
almost lifted ont OF the water and ap.
psared envsloped In q mass OF fiame,
which resolved itself into dense clouds
OF smoke. When this cleared away the
vessel seemed not to have suffered. but
suddenly she went down by the stern
and disappeared. The Chilean blockad-
Ing vessels were too far away to give
assistance. but ships Of war OF non-com:
batants quickly lowered boats and picked
up about forty struggling In the water.
OF which II IL believed many will die.
At least $50 men persisted. Every house
in Callao was shaken to its foundation
by the explosion. and every ship in the
bay shivered as by q fearful earthquake.
The Psruvians say the Chileans, in the
darkness which preceded the dawn OF
the 10th of last April. sent in q torpedo
launch, with the intention OF blowing
up the Union, whose officers and men
were ignorant Of the enemy being within
hundreds Of miles OF Thorn. Had the
Union gone down then, 200 men would
have persisted, a. those Of the Loa, BY o
secret blow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04
oregon Items.

PORTLAND. August a. Yesterday .
farmer named John Link. residing four
miles from Dayton, Yamhill county. was
killed under the following distressing
circumstances: he had driven to town
and taken on Q heavy load Of lumber.
On returning home his horses became
frightened and started to run. Link was
thrown under the wagon and one bind
wheel passed over him, crushing his
skull and chest and producing almost
instant death. Deceased was an old and
highly respected citizen. He leaves Q
wife and several children.
James Welch, the well-known horse.
trainer and turfman on the northwest
coast. now lies In this city dangerously
III. with no hopes OF his recovery.
The salmon.hshing season has closed.
and o great number Of idle fishermen are
In the city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04
The Alabama Election.

MONTGOMERY, August S.-Ths election
Yesterday was for q full list Of State ani
county officers. All returns indicate an
immense Democratic majority. The
Republicans had no State ticket in the
nsld, and were instructed to vote the
Grsenback ticket, but they failed to 90
10 in many localities. Fifty thousand
Democratic majority Ia . low estimate.
MOBILE. August 3.-Spscials 10 me
R,Mslr 'ssy that Tuskalooss. Ferry
Dsiiss. Bullock, Macon and Montgom'
~ countiss have gone heavily Demo-
cratic. Returns from Msdison, l
stous and Morgan are highly iavoraoie.
There IL $4,000 majority Of least LOT the
State ticket.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04
Colonel Bodlne as o smuggler.

New Yonx, August .-Colousl Bodins
Of the American rife team, who arrived
from England yesterday on the steamer
City Of Chester. had with him . gun
case, which on being opened and exam.
insd by the Custom House officer was
found TO contain q number Of dutiable
articles. such as six pairs Of ladies' silk
hose, six ladies' silk scarfs, q large lot
OF four-button kid gloves, q Dew ivory
comb and brush. and 1874 yards OF black
silk. The case and its contents were
taken to the seizure room. The duties
on the goods amount to about Sl40.
They are liable to forfeiture.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04

An inquest was held last evening ct 3
o'clock by Coroner Brodsk into the mat.
ter Of the death Of John Peters. the man
who committed suicide evening before
last. The verdict was that death was
caused by q very large dose Of BELLA
donna, administered by himself with
suicidal intent.
From Virginia and Gold Hill there
will bs about q dozen candidates for the
vacant place In the Annapolis Naval
School. There will also be several from
Silver City, Dayton and Carson who will
enter for the competitive examination,
which IL to take place at Carson on the
2lst instant.
The Nevada Bank OF San Francisco
offers In another column to the citizens
OF tho Comstock its facilities for making
money transfers to oil parts Of the civil.
lied world. The bank possesses the
greatest facilities for dealing In bullion
Members Of Gold Hill Miners Union
are requested to assemble at their hall,
tomorrow (Thursday). August 5. at $3.50
O'Clock p. ", 10 attend the funeral OF
their late brother. William Bradley. A
full and prompt attendance II desired.
Annual meetings will be held BY min.
ing companies In Ban Francisco a. fol-
lows Alta. Thursday. August 10 ; Cal
sdonia, Wednesday. August IL. Bee
advertisements under New Today"
Geo. A. Morgan was chosen Brsvsi
Second Lieutenant Of the National
Guard last evening, TO serve until the
next annual election Of the company,
which will be held In November.
Virginia 10 testing the State law against
feeding stable refuse to cows. Several
arrests have been made. Two 10 ons
the prosecutions will end In . heavy bill
Of costs to the county.
W. d. Smith. Superintendent Of the
Bslohsr, Il expected back from his wan
dsripgs TO and fro In various sections In
search Of mineral wealth.
The Gag Was a. hali.mast On Minsrs
Union Hall today out Of respect 70 VIM
Bradley, . msmhsr Of the Union, whs
died last night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04
Ansrses. ssrsss Report.

BAN FaAsosco. August a. p. NJ
Union. 2sS. 2sk; Utah. 10. ios; Best 4
Belehsr. 81. 81; Mexican, 3. 9S. 81.
9x; Sierra Nevada. ian, l2S. i2h. i2s;
Belcher. AZ; Yellow Jacket, so. 4 40.
4 Is. ~; Bullion. l 10. ! 63; Alpha. 81.
~; Con. Virginia. 2 so. Q IS. 2 30; ophir.
81, 8; Bodis, Al, A.; Jusliee. CSC; scor-
pioa. I so. IN; Hale 4 Norcross. 81;
Jupiter. I so. IN; Crown Point. ! IS;
Orc. IL; Potosi. 1 30; Chollar. 2 05; New
York. SOC; Silver Hill. 2se. SOC; Cali
fornis. 1 90: Gould & Curry. 3io. ss;
Savage. 2 60. Az, 2 IS; Addsnda. l 10;
North MONDAY. AZ; Benton. ~; Silver
Hill. 2sc; Tiogs, Toe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04
Fires.

At $50 last night . small cabin situa-
ted in Cedar r~avins. and just below the
Pacific Brewery. worth about $50, was
burned down. It had been occupied by
4 Mrs. Dale, who Ia now in jail for dis.
turbipg the peace. and 1t Is surmissd that
IL was fred to get rid OF her.
At II o'clock last night Q man passing
along on the Divide saw . fire under the
kitchen stoop OF Mrs. John MeCone's
house, and gave the alarm. The watch.
man OF the Fulton Foundry and the
nsighbors, with garden hose, put The
Are out, but the chances for . general
coniagration were good at one time. fo'
the wind was high. Origin OF the IRE Q
mystery.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04
Everything Plscabis.

There Is not a more accommodating
business man In Gold Hill than F. w.
Folsom. the dealer in groceries and pro-
visions. Main street, Gold Hill. he
keeps what pleasss people and IL pleased
himself TO have them come to him and
be pleased with his choice family sup
plies. After they make their selection
il plsasss him to send them to their
homes oil ut the same price. There 10
much pleasure In doing business with
suoh Q man. Hs invites all to come and
be pleased. See his advertisement in
another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04
suieids or . Chiaamas.

At P. NJ. yesterday All Chow, at the
corner Of I and Unisa streets. with two
strokes Of Q razor made Q cash fosr
inches long. running across his neck
and completely ~ssvsring his veasand
and gullst. His companions took him
to the Celestial deadhouss and sent for
Coroner Brsdsk. The Coroner found
him alive and DR.. Harris fxed him up In
good shape and hs vas In q fair way 70
get we'll. At the doctors second visit
the man talked y usual and took some
nourishmsnt. His pulse was regular,
the flow OF blood had stopped and the
fellows short cut to the Celestial heaven
seemed TO promise Q failure. An hour
later he was dead. The Coroner will
this afternoon ascertain how little any.
body knows OF ways that are dark and
tricks that ere vain OF cares for their
orlginators.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04
Nlscellaneous.

LONDON. August Sin the House Of
Commons the Marquis Of Harrington
announced the recall Of Sir Bartls
Frsrs. The Marquis and the Earl Of
Kimberly. In making the announcement.
said the Government took the step With
regret, because. while Sir Bartis frsrss
views differ from the views OF the Min.
listers on important questions. tho Min.
listers fully recognize his high personal
qualities and distinguished services.
The Times says /: We cannot 30 wrong
In asaumiug that the illness Of Mr.. Glad
tom must occasion bis withdrawal from
the House Of Commons for the rest Of
the session,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04
The Picnic saturday.

Now 10 time TO get tickets for The pio-
MO Of the Virginia Calsdonian Club.
which 10 to be held with it, celebration
OF games at Trsadwsy's Park, Carson.
next Saturday. The military companies
will have Q bullssye match for a fine gold
watch and gold chain. The archery con-
test will be for . fns medal. The games
will bs Of great interest and there will
be heavy composition for the prizes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04
Logan on the Political outlook.

CHICAGO. August 4.-Senator Logan
left for New York yesterday. He will
stop at Mentor on his way for General
Garfield, who will journey East with
him, and DO present at the meeting Of
the National Convention. The Senator
thinks he soes reason for encourage
ment in the political outlook in those
portions OF the State through which he
has travelled. and does not hesitate to
prophesy 0 grand success in November.
This he does in private as well a. In
public, though. in all cases, hs admits
the necessity that exists for hard work
and O good deal OF Il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04
Prssidential trouble In MexIco.

CrrY OF Mr1Ico, July 20. -Following
IL an account given Of an attack on Gen.
Gonzales at Guansjuata: The State
Government. as anti-G Gonzales and anti
Diaz, put forces to vote against Con.
zalss. When Gonzales arrived In Guam.
sjuata hs wis escorted to the residence
Of q friend. Many citizens assembled
to offer him an ovation. When the
State troops marched to the spot they
fired at the house and crowd. Gonzales
was on the balcony receiving people
when the firing took place. A child Of
Roblstt, the host, received o shot.
Other balls passed through Q window
into . room. breaking Q mirror. lamps.
sto. One man, Q merchant, was killed
In the attack, which was accompanied
with ssditious cries,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04
unawa

This afternoon at 3 old dutch
Frank" who IL known a. . haulsr Of
wood and ties into town, cels-
bratsd q propitious trip by
getting drunk. This induced his
team to celebrate also, and they took
their heads with them down the canyon
at Q rapid rate. When last seen BY the
people the nsgs were still going. Frank
was ct Frassr's saloon and insensibls.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04
Garfield Welcominu.

ERIE. Pa. August ;. About $500
persons assembled at the depot to vel
come General Garfield and party on their
way to the Republican conference In
New York. General Garfield merely
thanked the crowd for Its enthusiasm
and introduced Hon. o. D. Copgsr and
General Ben Harrison. who made brief
speeches. Harrison was interrupted by
IAN aboard" and said speeoh.mskipg
must be deferred, a. General Garfield
10 q man who never gets left"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04
Hand Hurt.

At 1870 today Charles Vivian, sngi.
nssr OF Emmstt's foundry, put his hand
round back Of the engine to see what
caused o strangs noise and got II caught
by tho crank Of It came down. The
middle and ring fingers had the main
joint OF each laid open and both tsndons
badly lacsrated. An effort will DO made,
however, to save the fingers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04
A Wicked Old Man.

BALTIMORE, August 4. Michael
o'Hara, sssd sixty years, who made
500, 900 by mining in the Black Hills,
was arrested yesterday on Q charge Of
Mrs. Moore. about thirty
years Of age. After his arrest two
brothers OF Mrs. Moore attempted to
kill him on the way to the station.house,
and great difficulty was experienced In
keeping the men at bay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04

Judge John Knox Brown. Of Virginia.
has aons to Lake Tahoe, and will not
return till next Saturday.
The Lyon County TINES spells 1t
..sumpf." This Is sumpfn on the
humphin order.
E. NJ. Walton will please apply at the
(ooia Hin Postofacs for q valuable letter.
EIGHTY arrests were made BY the Viz
einis police during July.
Navy @. Cooling has alsd . d'clars'
ton Of homestead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04
AssEsshK KITS.

Hale a Norcro.s 50 cent. per shsre; lev.
lea August .; delinquent September q; sale
day September -.
asr. nsleher-N per ,hsrs: levied July 81:
d~siinqusnt September 8. sale day septen-
Der n.
ssorptou-l 10 cents psr shais; levied July
~; eelinqusnt AugustH' sale day ssptem'
Der u.
Lsvtashan-l0 cents per share. levied July
a; delinquent August n; sale day ssptem.
Der III.
Yellow Jackss-si per share. LIVED July
10; delinquent August II; sale day Sep
tsmoer 10.
chollar-0 cents per share: levied July ~,
dsiinausnf August Is; sale day Sept. L. .
Beuth Ovsvmsn-io esnts per share; lev.
led July ~; ,dslirqasnt August Is; sale day
septemosr 10.
silver Hill- IS cents per share: levied July
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04
square Deal.

Everybody likes q square deal and
likes bargains. and to feel that he II
getting his moneys worth when be parts
with Il A mar can do better than that
even at the clothing store Of Frank Bos-
kowitz. 1913 Main street. for he always
feels that he has got q big bargain after
hs buys there. Boskowitz's stock 10
large and we'll selected. fashionable in
style and excellently made. See what
be has to say In his advertisement under
the head OF New Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04
Arrivals Th,s Mersisg.

Harry Clawson. n 0tsy and wife. CT
Mckinney. @ II Wright. James Powell. L
Marks, o II Kister. J + Halleck. N a
Murphy and wife. s D Scott. Miss c Webb
Miss J Brown. D b Riley. IA BUNTING
+ Collins. Mrs d J Lewis, r p Smith, = L
Fowler. J T Fowler and wife. Mrs Lyons.
Mrs n Lynch and son. Mrs Hayward Ut
Chapman, Mrs billiard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04

It cost Virginia s7ss 20 to run the
city department during July; sl1s2 os
for the police department. 1884 AZ for
the street department. and $lel6 70 for
the Are department.. and still the city
has Sll,2SS 81 lett.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04

Ore Between Union shsns ana sns
$500 STATEN or the sierra Me-
ysda Iaeliue-rhs sisuasiea on
shs $500 OF Union Ousiined-
savage Baikhssds Nearly Com.
pletsd - Yellow Jacket. Crown
Poins. Bslehsr. Ovsrmsn, Alta.
Beuson and silver Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04
More Psyrolls.

Following are the amounts Of othsI
psyrolls Of the mines for July: Con-
virRinis. California and @. 4 O. shaft,
$2s, 566 81; ophir and Mexican. S2S.'
s39; Union Con-, Sl4. 968; Silver Hill,
81, 1876 so; Belohsr joint shaft. $5S4S 80,
old works, $4631 80.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04
Departures Last Evssiag.

Miss Sill. EHis johnson, Dr. o II Pier
son and wife. Miss N Ryan. Miss l Z
Morgan. H O shsrard, " G Demorsst. J
E Bangs. Miss N J Rsnnstt. II Stairway,
r steinway, Farmer Treadwsy. Charles +
Hoffman. W G MsIton. D 7 Jose. P Dun.
can. d Chulich. D Morrison. J Bergman.
n johnson. Thos Morrison. p b Veins.
n otsy and wife. Mrs J Killalee and fam.
ily, Miss @ Dowdell. johnson, Mrs. E
Valentine, Miss Fannie johnson. Mrs L B
Graham.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04

san Francisco Beara.
LAST EVENING.

LAST EVENING.
100 Belmont. 25e
$50 Northern Belle. 49,. l2S bio
100 Grand Prize, l 20
100 Metallic. 35c
100 Navajo. 40c
Ito Belle Isle. Csc. Toe
so Day. 35e
SIS Albion. 25e, zoe
l3s Wales. 8 20
100 Paradise. $50
so North Belle Isle, 40c
800 East Mt. Disblo, 35s, toe
400 Holmes, Sc
$50 Bechtel. I 05
500 McClinton. 25c
$50 Tiogs. 7oc
Ito summit. l
ITO Syndicate. 100
so Goodshaw. Sc
$50 Maybelle. loo
100 Beividere. ~
$50 Champion. 500
EOS Blsckhawk. 200. $50
$50 Queen Bee. 400
2s5 Mono. I 20. ! 80. IL
200 Con. Pacific,
100 University. l5e
800 Jupiter. l 60. 2. IN. I 50
500 South Bulwer. Soc
500 Addenda. I 10. I 05
SO North MONDAY. 8 20
go Double Standard. 500
80 Mammoth.
$50 Boston Con-. soc
so Orc. I 80
$50 Silver King. G. Q bio
ruIs MORNING.
$50 0phir. IN ~
$50 Mexican. 81. So
leo Gould 4 Curry, 50. $40
705 Best 4 Belehsr. 81. sS.9
40 California, I 80
100 Savage. 2 90
lis Con. Virginia, AZ. 2 50
$40 Chollar. 1 95.
$50 Potosi. ~, I 30
800 Hale 4 Horcross. s 10. 3 IS, ~
400 Grown Point. I IS. II
$50 YsllsH Jacket, 4 20. 4 is. Al
i4os Imperial. 25c. 2oc
$50 Alpha.
765 Bslchsr. ~, 2 So
20 K~sntuck.a
$50 Confidence. A.
6i0 Sierra Nevada, II. III. IN
2i0 Utah. 81. ~, 81
1890 Bullion. I 60. IS
2s5 E~xchequsr. l 70, ~
SIS 0vermAn, l 80, I IS
$50 Justice. Csc. zoe
ITO Alta, I so
l7s5 Union Con-. "a. 24x. IS. 2sS. 2ss
rs. 2sk bid
400 Julia. 40c. $50
260 Caledonia. SOC. 4se
1850 Silver Hill. 25c
500 Challenge.
TAO New York. SOC
$50 Lady Warrington Con-. 2oc
go Andes. SOC. $50
420 scorpion. l 70. ~
$50 Benton Con. SOC. SIC
500 North Bonanza. soc
IS Ward. l Is
400 QUINN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04

The diamond drill has bssn running
on the 1900 level. Most Of the rock en-
~oountersd has been hard. but . better
formation has been encountered In the
south crosscut.
Evening star., 1880-02-03
GEORGETOWN.

TENTH BUILDING AssocIATIoN.-The fifth an
nual meeting OF the above association was held
last night at Goddards Hall. The election of
officers resulted as follows: VIM. Clabaugh.
president; James Goddard, vice president;
r. e. Frey. treasurer; Ferdinand King,
secretary; directors, Joseph F. Birch. I.
Bowling, A. Frey. VIM. King. John Leetch. D.
F. Robinson and P. Mcintyre. The report of the
secretary, Mr.. F. King, showed as follows: Re
cefpts for five years-dues, S14s 6s3.94; advances
$4S 0401 16; nes, 81 2T3.71; Insurance. $53.06; to-
tai receipts for five years, s1ss s.45e.s7. Payments
for five years-advances, S165, ,26945; withdraw
ais, $50 s95.51 expenses, 81, 1882; insurance,
$500 70; total payments for five years. s,9S 40 9s
Total receipts, s19S 450.sI; total payments, $780,,
410.sS; balance on hand, $3.50; deunquents,
s. 2566S total assets 81 2965T sufficient to can
Gel about IA shares if sold at the maximum rate.
The association began with 2,595 shares; can
celed in four years 1907 shares. In the nth
year LA shares were bought out 164 settled
231 forfeited and drawn, leaving 1887 shares re-
naming in the association. Of which Cog shares
are bought out, leaving I1S shares yet to cancel.
81, 100 was sold being IA shares at the maximum
late of $3.50 per share.
DIR. LOUIS MACKALL, whose Illness has been
mentioned in THE STAR, was better yesterday
and remains in about the same condition to-
day.
MRS. BLACKBOARD entered upon her duties in
charge OF our post Office yesterday.