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, 1880-09-17
The SEASONS CROPS.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Sept. l8.-Ret.lrns Ut
Sept. !, regarding the condition Of tho wheat.
crop ut harvest, gives n preliminary estimate
OF the cr0p. but ttoro are two Investigations
yet to be lAa4e before formal estlmAte will
be issued. The September estimate, this
year, atyts the condition as %, ugnI,,st O., In
ls7D AMI! 81 in 1878 This estimate relates to
quantity and quality, and docs not suke Into
consideration increase Ut Acreage. 'rl.e cull-
dillon 1t 1,otutoes, ~ reported Sept. |, sltows
u tlcclfnu With tfte inontil IT u per sel.t con-
pared With TIM rulNrt Ut Sept. !, Ib7D. Tl!vr0
IL Il loss OF s per cGnt in bllckWhtat, Tho
isss ta, M lit y Ynsr wo Al lis saIe tlate s''
, 1880-09-17
DEATHS.

YENuuNY-pn Thursday. Sept. 10, nftcF q long md
rMlnful talness NGale CliUy, beovsd Wife Ut John IL
fetbury.
FMNgfnl Saturday, Hept. ~, nt o'clock, srn, ler
late rcEldoncG, Io est Van tturen-at u " lntrck
Church, md thcnee by cArraRns to Calvary.
WAi.KLEf-in this city sept. III, N. u. Walker,
aHrd 81 yenrs fnUnthst md y days.
dnE) NJ Oclack D. H., t0 GrMconnd for intcr5neht.
TA1EOIT-At tirhss Like, Mich. .Thurst'nY, sept.
1G AHsoinettn H., beDrp1 Mlfe Of Capt I'll. Y. KliE
I'nC1it% 0f Morgan turk.
Funeral 1T Nfnks Lake Saturday.
afESGLlHff-AdeInde MtEnsI!ah, daughter Of Hrs
Williams, Portland nIock. Sept IL.
Services at st. Marr'A Church. md thence by carfI.
hEcs to Calvary. Friends VI the fn1n!y in1iled
M0NrtiustElr-Hept. t. In Loulsvllle. Kg.. os
pAsa1ysls HUBERT Mon goMorT. uHcd IL yeArs. Father
0f Mrs.. II. y. IIurkhardt.
CltDKE-At Hartford, Hss, Ut tllphthc.la, Tnes.
l. :. Sept. u. Ktty, dnnsh1er or Johu IT. An1 Annie
II. cfuke Ut Chicago. uxed 5ears md ~ nIUnlhs.
LANCASTER--At LaEcns&ar Stat!on. Sept IT, at1
o'clock y. sn.. danes Lancaster.
, 1880-09-17

TnE Cont roller again ndvcrtscs for proposals
tn furnish tho city with lot TT tho West nIvIs.
lo, FOR nollcc station.
ANOTHER r1,id wns t,iatle on tho south Wnter
street frnft dealers yesterday. md everything
WIS fn,,na nil right. Thc character Of tho fruit
offered for fnic Is HnIl to hnvo vastlY improved
atncr thcsa rnttls commenced
1tE Mayor loft yesterday afternoon for twn
days jalnt III tho country. tic Will speak every
i.t,Awcr tho contempt proceedings uofure Judge
.1llitGsOll.
AMoSn tho building permits issued yesterday
was one 70 n, Bauer to nreet tw'-st0sy sfnru
se to et eG "re u h"rs h 9Ss KoeRr a 70 sfes
Il twn-st0ry dwelling. No. i45 rlnrk street. tu.s>t
s5,N': ,,ns tn Mrs. rasrln,,p.. to cr:rt II tw.,.
st,st s:S"s!: "se 10 Il. q. Lewis, 10 ersct ! twH.
stnry dwelling west Alum. street. locust seN1l:
md me 70 tho ttuor Paint con,l'any. +" crec; M
Quincy streets. tu ctsst *1sOfU.
tsrrOitr came to tho ilcn.tfl Department yes.
tcr,lay TINT The smallpox l4st!cn reported ft',M
Ges5 osH, st s' Of nv; We,ssr, ~ s essns w
AZ M d!sense r De W"lr -, st ftf irf,tl1s tao
int be astonishing, under the circumstances; to
esl @ stg reart e'ty ws 1g'cit Tilt tic m pa patct a lr"
captured I'M, WIS untGr EnHrd, and tnat MS ito
wis dcsraIrel at.
Et,afrt.AlSrs ar. numerous that nothing has
ss. sS %s liz rsr t' a 1.saa IL G sSa'a taks %
piHcs nf thu Lack street nne. Tiln CoslMcll or
a ssc 's wk 'f Wasr w9sxi Tnss ss" TIL M o @
tlul commissioners tlrE nltsNG 10 h!NInT. y Ill.
Cnlertn, w.ls ltA,kinE tho matter M yesterday,
fur lio delay, says hs Will Introduce ii rrncal!uR
ur.linnncc Montuy evening. at'I nlsn nh nrIrr
frt{ {t1FNf i1
, 1880-09-17
CONVICT lABOR.

NEW YonK. Sept lG-'rho Convention OF
hatters in l,rookIyn llas Just finished lis
business aud adjourned. The Executive Col,.-
mltteo WAS given power to represent bufore
tlle Legislature OF Massachusetts the evil
effects Ut concentrating the lab0r Of GUnyletS
by tho contract system nlula q fuw Industries.
Resolutions were n.l0nteil settling furth opllo-
pitlVu tQ wv cul.ifavt syslvlA IN prisons.
, 1880-09-17

Of Molore exists In tho Muste CsllnY, a oIccc ~
hss oheek-bnnc, there oxblbitcd in H sjl,o "s
noyor bcen n'Ae 10 nstniia its n,siato n1;hnns nns
ticity tn tho aatIafactf0n Of hts eoirnai r|1,s
whereas tho Enn1,inoncss Of tho relic s,,cr"st'
10 uudiBnutcd. e4oh'&
, 1880-09-17
METHODIST CONFERENCE.

cp*<t1E A8PUtE9s W ! ~ VH9e@42V 1FtosRRat
DANv1LI4E, ILL.,, Sept. lo.-The Illinois
Conference of the Methodist Church opened
hore yesterday with 800 ministers present
and bishop Harris presiding, 1t Will rcnlain
Iu session until TuGstluy.
, 1880-09-17
OBITUARY..


n. IL. lfK&1WNs
Sstetae Dhpateh 10 The Chlearo TrthMr<.
CEuAM KAiai,s. H., Sept, IN, Il.
Drawn. one of the founders Of this city, l,ay-
ing co,uc here fn 1870. died ut aIl early hour
this nlorlilng of softening Of tlle brai!. l!e
WAS one Of tho most prominent men III tllls
pnrt Ut tho Statc, allu owned large amount
OF properly here.
, 1880-09-17

Fonrsh Senatorial District Republican Con.
vcnt1on.
Tf,ItE REPUBLICAN vlTEftS OFT1tE SEVERAL
! wns!s consatutinE thn Fourth Senatorial Dls:
PRIMARY oIectlons III rut wards respectively kviay.
Eept =, batween ! and =. NJ q The paees ana j!
th1oSe IclaV1tas who viii assemble SMtur.ny At
n'cuck p. III. At 5nrtane's Hall, on Ada strcet to
Gr tafge ,asn!Ssrs q the iieuse q noPIesenstses
properly CONS 1storo It. The nusubar u deIesntes
plaros Of p.a[5 s!ecton. md jnxes thereof a!s q!
1lAErtann-.t.. \: DeeEnH ~. Menncy. Johu H.. itt
Eleventh Ward eleven DELEGATES, No. 4u West Maa-
Wnrl, .aItaan du!exnias, No. sil Weat Malla9n.st,
lGg. y, syis1n, l.. l.. Troy. G. D. ArrkIey. 1ullS
HTErIiEHS, Chnirtnnn.
, 1880-09-17

ucstny Sept IL ii :{5 IT, ns, Miss folie Uun Jansh
!er pfly !. l1nnt. u 5enver, MID c.nreAcv T. Gay.
ley. OF Chicago. No cnrtis.
, 1880-09-17

ANDREW MAEEAfSON.
Sptefat DssPaseh to The Ehteaao Tribune,
D.>Sv1L1E, ILL.,, Sept. l6.-Andrew NIakcnl-
sou, MI old pioneer Of this county, ngrtl 81
yenvs, diet ut his residence yesterday. llo
WIS 0ilr Of the largest landowners and most
extensive f1Arlsega In the conNty.
, 1880-09-17

NEW Yulns, Sept. 10-Th1 Trunk Limo
Joint Executive Committee convened this
afternoon to receive tho report of tho Standing
committeu which was i1l scssion during the
lnornll1g. Contracts which Ind been nutle
during tho past few weeks haye been IT.
ported to tho Commissioners aid wcro fOtntl
tU be nf small cxteiit and to expfru withln
few luys and to present 10 obstncles to tho
full establishment md maintenance OF rates.
Tho only contract Of Importance WIS q con.
tract on logs to Uoston, ard 1t wsls decided
to put nll shlppers a1Al nil cities oi, the sumo
Io0tng; that u general reduction nf Ilve rents
clttca be jtl..,lc, beginning Sept. ".
Regarding tho export 1tIsllttss. It WIS de-
clde,l tint thu full Inland rAle shnllIA bu
isu iieseatter tiiiier tIe '1G Goueral ee FrcsiIt
Agent Hf each r0nt!, or tho nitseer who al0isB
Inns authority to pay or t0 authorize reDnt1
or OyerGlarRn vouchers paid, should l,lo with
t!M COMMISSIONER monthly y ssiten,ent tO
thu effect tIat his canpaily lA1 nat paid a,,y
reI,ate OF nycrcinrgs voucher except such III
were lnado out In Nccort!ance with tho pxtst-
lux agreement, and previously approved by
Tile following roasls were represented: !:
Baltimore Il Ohio, ltenisylval!tn ltallr0aG,
Suw York Central, Wabastl, Lake Shore.
lsoston & Albany, Canada Southern. clnel'l-
nati, Hamilton A DAYTON, 9irand aapl.IsS i y
i.onis, Cnicago i Ailull, c., U, q, Il j.,
AlfclIi.an Contrai, .Alarlettn j. Clnc!naati,
Now Ynrk, I.aku Erle Il Western, Nuw York,
Philadelphia IL Ohio, Oh[n, d AlIsslsslppi,
l'eN!,sylynllia Company, Pittsburg, GtWctn.
nati d. st. Luuls, all Vandal!a.
, 1880-09-17

lyon & iicnly 1lan,,. Mr. md Mrs. Merrill left
Inst evening for New York City, and will reside
In Chicago IN thoIr return.
, 1880-09-17

InG tfrbnd Representatives Wcrp CSGurtCd u
formeL,. Excelsior Euc4tnpnsnt also went on
~ I0runtp.
NATIONAL LIBERAL. LEAuuE.
te so % ne s'xfis1 s IT q esssy ts N8a @
commencing to.iay, Tho League is nI,,,i,atsl IL
.xenpt!nS church property trn,n tnxntton. sup
ling .iso people ii t1eIr ti,l.o ny sui!slay laws"
MA, l,lx salaries for religious servletn, Oxnuttny
tcEHts tMths On st'curlty for truth u.ld fidelity
ton humorous to nitnlton. AtrortinH TO tho
enla Il 4 has nuy yolce, uaw u tue tltaa ta rAlso
;.sit1 M,|t.rtng sls Prssl'lcnt'al ysar Thy 9rcat
ihoscit, IL whetllor sho Guiwarks 1t n,iiyEli,ai
liberty shut! l.o swvpt AMY by tho Yr,p.l 1T
power tr,lcklinY III l,luotry aid s..peralltOa. NJ
lenple stall tuncll plllticul pArtisa.ls thut tho
Whulo y always Hret!lor ttan nny tst IN tho nd.
,hat the CnnYrcss will laye sou,ethiuv Il, say
0u Ibis question.
uArniAoSlAI,
:, Miss Carre Eyunss daughter of tho lato r. ".
Eav W. m tss" WIFE {.5hiiHay 9ssMtns ~ HIs
Will Adams, Vt tho 1lliiiU!a Cu,trui, Iha ccrt'-
1aoiiy was performed by tho ftev: Sit: knawittII,,
but few invitations 10 tho nlarriAge, Nn1 theY
Wcrt limited t0 tho relatives alMl ttnnletll.a,u
friends Of tho hrle und grrN,,ll. Sir. HEh Alrk,
tour. They rece!yG1A larR0 number s,f hAt,l.
stlne sud valuable preseats from their luany
4sienAs.
a Hu!et wedding occurred last exeuing ut the
jstks9n street; the pnrtfrs b.ing Miss Mu!ntt
H. l,trn,a w,h ty9n :, nSaly Ths esreul.as YIN
smull eosnpany Of friends and rclalIsea. by ,th'
sttssies Sy ,sa E.uity iec. % slstor @ X ,iso bsU
H,sl Mr. n. II. JuntA. AhUrily after thr ctrt.
anuuy taa Young eVuplu Wtfv sose nsdc1 w th
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-18

q. S. CIRCUIT CoURrr-The United State.
Circuit Court convened At 10 A. n. yester
day morning, Judge Hillysr, presiding.
Eureka Consolidated Mining Company vs..
Richmond Mining Company, limited, suit
in ejectment. Motion for continuance fol
term, argued by Thornton and Haydenfeldt
for plaintiff and Wren for defendant. Mo-
ton granted.
Court adjourned until next Monday.
PIANO TUNING - Jacob Zech, the piano
manufacturer and tuner of San Francisco,
CAL. will arrive at Carson City on or about
the 18th of May. Leave orders for tuning or
repairing with A. F. Hentchell, ]. p. Meder
or G. w. Friend. m IA, I'm
DEPARrUREs.-The fello wing passengers de-
parted per southern stage yesterday morning:
Miss Abrahams. WIN. Tsmkin, Thomas Johns,
D. B. Nye, ]. W. Avrill, w. R. Henney, N.
Leo, Mrs. r. jenkins, one Chinaman.
ARRIvALs.-Ths following passengers ar
rived per southern stage yesterday afternoon:
T. ]. Hubbard Mrs F. K. Durkee, Mrs. L.
York, John Burchard, j. T. Whitimer, G. J.
Boskowitz.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-18

CLEscov1cHs REsrAUkANr.-For some time
past certain people of Carson have worn a
sort of starved lsok. This can only be &C.
counted for by the fact that Mitchell Clesco,
vich has been obliged to close his restaurant
for repairs. The workmsn have been busy
with it for couple of weeks and to- morrow
it will be opened in style that will renew the
triumphs and splendors Of the past only more
50 as the saying goes. Mr. CIescevich can
now accommodate eighty persons in his estab-
lishment and his private rooms are fitted up
in the NEST unapproachable style. As for his
cuisine its excellent qualities are 80 we'll
here.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-18
PERSONAL.

Henry Reinstein left for San Francisco last
night.
John B. Bradley, of Genoa, was in the city
yesterday.
COL Elstner is afflicted with his old enemy,
rheumatism.
Col. III. l. Thornton left On the lightning
train last evening.
Hon. Thomas Wren is in the city, attending
the Z. S. District Court.
Mr. William G. Ricord, Of the Bullion mine
Paradise, and wife are in the city.
Mrs. Westcoatt, nee Miss Minnie Stanton,
Of Eureka, is i'll the city visiting friends.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-18

BASE BALL MATTERS. new base ball
club known as the Socials played match with
the Amity second nine at Treadways Park on
Sunday last The Soclas went out SO fast
that it took two short-h hand scorers to keep
run of the game. They were beaten so to 10.
As base ball club the Socials were triHe
light. 1t is said that they will turn them
selves into ladies' archery club. The wind
was blowing so hard that but four innings
were played. Mr.. Charles Reynolds acted as
umpire. Following is the score
rao1A1S AMITY Gee NINE
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ORMsBY HOUSE, SHARP BkoTHERs PRoPs.-
H. l. Thornton; F. X. Bechtel, j. Dunn
S. Heyderfsldt, d. B. Nye, F. G Hubbard,
San Francisco; E. P. Torrey, Paradise; ].
R. johnson, Miss l.. johnson, Genoa; J.
G. McTarnahan, wellington; James May.
berry, Reno; H. c. Bryant, Mrs. Rouma-
mia, JohnlBirehett, Jacob Whitmire, Bodie;
j. H. Graham, A. Richardson, Virginia; T,
Wren. N. Westcott 4 wife, Eureka; Mrs.
L. Text, Mrs. Durkee, Aurora; ]. NJ. Short,
Glenbrook
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-18
AHITY.
WIDE AWAKE.

A SAD CAsE.-Less than week ago, g
Mrs. Browning of Virginia City, applied to
the Board Of Directors of the State Orphans
Home for the admission of her FIVE children
to that institution. She stated that she had
been deserted several years by her husband
that she did not knew where he was; and
that had it not been for aid she received from.
the County Commissioners and good nelghbors
they must have persisted for want of the nee
essaries of life; and that, now, these sources
having failed her, she begged to have the
four elder children taken into the Heme
She was told that though her case excited
the strongest sympathy, her children were
not even half orphans in the eye Of the law ?,
hence they could not be received. She went
away and within three days afterwards she
died. Bishop Whitaker, whose kindly min
istrations are never wanting in such cases
of distress, wrote to the Board of Directors
aud explained the destitute circumstances in
| which the children We're left-now verse than
full orphans, the mother dead and the bru-
tai father fed beyond their appeals for help
-whereupon they were ordered admitted to
the Home Immediately. They arrived by
the lightning train last night. Of the five
the youngest is eighteen months old, and the
eldest ten years.
A FINANCIAL FABLE.--A Carson Valley
rancher who had made 1,60O in selling
wooden hams for California consumption once
concluded to plunge into the mad whirl Of
speculation. Reaching Carson when Sierra
Nevada was $3.50 share he got on b z
drunk and squandered every cent of the
money in gambling and debauchery then went
home bsmeaning his i'll luck and cursing the
cruel fate which seened always to follow him.
This was some months age and he hibernated
in his old cabin home until quite recently |
without seeing a single stock quotation. Last |
week he arrived in town and noticing Sierra
Nevada at ten dollars, filled the air with |
shouts of joy and was enabled with little |
spare capital to get in at bed rock figures. He !
now congratulates himself that he was able to |
keep the money out Of the hands Of the rapa-
cieus broker. The moral of this story is, never
put off till tomorrow what you can Just as well |
do next Spring.
THAT "AwHUL Boy. A few evenings since
\ lady who is noted for her care in making her
,olet was surprised by ring at her bell when
aer hair was down. Seized by one Of those in
pirations which only come to women born for
,rand ideas she gathered her hair up in knot
N the top of her head and put on little red
leuse cap, such as are now considered quite
ashionable. She then received her company
n the parlor, and while delightful ge-as-
gu please talking match was progressing be-
weea herself and company, her little boy {
limbed up on the back of the chair and pulled
# her cap, allowing the hair to fall all over
er in luxurious but unframed masses. The
eight of the company sold at par, but the
.dy seemed whelly unable to appreciate the
ovelty Of the situation.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-18
AMITY SEC. NINE.

The Empire club played the Amity FIRST
nine and beat them with score of 80 to 49,
1t was ruled during the match that Chesley
did not give his balls the regulation twist and
he was ruled out. When the news reached
Empire the shipping in the harbor display ed
a mass of bunting and salute of nine guns
was fired from Dutch Nick's man-of-wsr the
'Sand Bar" The following is the score:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-18
FOR sAL,1.
OFFER FOx SALE THREE HUNDRs

4 OFFER FOK -AALE THREE HUNDRED
Of and with dwelling house, barn and Sheds
good ice house ds at least three adapted
for a milk ranch Stables and sheds enough to accommo
date hundred cut from seventy five
hundred tons Of hay also vegetable grounds also offer
for sale head graded Angora ewes grade
"a to 1916, together with three full bloeded bucks
imported stock For price and particulars inquire Of
nvl6-H s. T. SWIFT, Warn SpTnQ
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-18
STOCKS.

The market vas quite strong yesterday the
rise nearly approaching boom. Sierra Ne
vads was the leading fav"rite reaching 174
and closing at 16i on the street. No reason
is assigned for the advance except that the
low figures have brought an army of pur-
ch,sers to the front.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-18
THE FEMALE FRAUD.
SOME TERRIBLE REVELATIONS IN JUSTICE CARYs
COURT-shANS OF THE TOILET E1POsED-
scATHING SPEECH FROM THE BENCH.

A civil suit came up before Justice Cary
yesterday, which involved some very curious
points The suit was brought to recover
$113.5O, due certain milliner in this city
from bewitching woman who is well known
in society circles in Carson. The m,iliner in
her complaint alleges that she had furnished
the defendant with goods for the last six
h,onths and that she has never received a cent
for her services material The following
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-18
BRIEF MENTION.

The Mint turned out 80, 600 Standard Sill
yer dollars yesterday.
| Last year at this time there Fad been sew
eral picnics held at Treadway' 8 park.
Wick Ambrose, familiarly known as "Duteh
Nick" Of Empire, is dangerously i'll.
An uncalled for message at the Western
Union Telegraph Office for Mrs. Susan Har-
| vey.
The Signal Service Bureau have finally
come out with square endorsement of good
weather.
Husbands keep their wives busy now sewing
on buttons which have come off while they
were spading up gardens.
Whsn Sierra Nevada was So the APPEAL
told its subscribers to hold on. Those who
did felt better yesterday
Clara Morris, the woman with the scorched
back, has decided not to come to Carson on
her present theatrical tour.
The Sunday base ball matches will hereafter
be played in the afternoon to give the players
q chance to attend services at the churches.
Mr.. Niles, proprietor of the Times, was
presented with fine girl on Sunday after
noon. He intends making type setter Of
her at once.
Judge Hydenfeldt and Crittenden Thornton
of San Francisco, and Major E. 3. Stonehll
of Virginia City, were in Carson OH legal bust
ness yesterday.
The members of the Rosedale Dramatic
Club are long while in selecting play for
their initial performance. Fastidiousness-
perhaps, is what is the matter
Two Chinese were convicted in Justice
Cary's Court yesterday, for selling liquor to
the Indians and fined $40 each In default
of payment they were sent to the county jail
A workman for the Tahoe Lumber Com
pany killed rattle snake near the flume yes
terday morning, which was about three feet
long and sported four rattles in the end of his
tail
The tailings mill at Mill Station, belonging
this city, is beginning to turn cut bullion.
These parties have about 80, 600 tons of tail
ngs.
No one can get really correct idea of Chi
nese and American profanity mixed in the
same channel, until he listens to Monaghan |
aurdry man attempting to starch and iron
;eluleid collar.
The late frost has, it is believed, killed |
most of the fruit buds in this section, espec-
ally plums and peaches. The apples have
escaped. but will probably catch it when the
lext frost comes.
The W shoe Indians predict long, warm
nd dry Summer. The Piutes insist that it
Till be short, cool and wet Both tribes,
owever, demand old clothes with as much
consistency as if winter were still here
There will be meeting of the Amity base
all club this evening at the Curry Engine
louise. Important business will come up for
lscusslon under the PROFESSIONAL rules tor
$50 and all members are requested to be on
and.
It is wonderful how the human eye learns
discern or overlook different Objects A
an will walk right past blind beggar
,zen times day and never notice his e1-
nded hand, and yet start like the wind for :,
,g fight that is four blocks away.
did you see the stock list to-dayl'' u
eyes, Sierra Nevada seventeen" h
"Jast what 1 told you months ago. June G
IS the month fixed on. Don't you re- I
emberl" !,
Other speaker scratches his head but fails v
recollect. y
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-18
MORNING BOARD.


69S aaxcan So so
.oS Best y Belcher. * ~
70" c.iiisns, ;, 2 Is
s sos Con G. Iii 'da.e ID Virginia, SIS
As 0holl.r, $50
500 500 s sSis'i Z Norr S as
SOS Crown Point 100
sa5 Yellow JACKET, %
10 Hes.uck,
15s Alpha 81
e 30 s se,s der ~ ~
1860 sierra Nevada Is lsN
$50 Iso s.ah, zA ,o
sos Exchequer $40
i4 o G 9a;a. l %
Iss Union Consolidated, 1915 loN
.3 oo Lazy LAZY b y LOG
go JnGs IA
a,o ColaJor;, Az
40 Sxar nj, s,c
10 ~ S T,anr NIL 1oG
400 New YORK. 40
800 800 esi sS, + s.i 20 Sc
ga Trojan IN,
go Benton Con, so
100 Cod en- Gate l5e
snS r,n p,iraJo O,
100 Nor,b Rom IA zoe
$40 LADY Wash ngton soc
I5o Andes e
iJs 49, ~
$40 SO seo orT % / as
100 Leviaihan, soc
40 - ,sn
'' ,rrvp TUB po.pn
San Francisco; ae1A1 Nav nI i7~ s' !, n-s;srra
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