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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-10
THE
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such as Loss OF Memory, Lassitude, Nocturnal
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ion, Noises in the Head, the vital fluid passing
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seases that lead to insanity and death.
Dir. NHNTEE will agree to forfeit Five
Hundred Dollars for ease OF this kind the
VITAL RESTORATIVE (under his special
advice and treatment) will not cure, or for any
thing impure or injurious found in il. DER.
MINTEE treats all Private Diseases success
fully without mercury. Consultation Free.
Thorough examination and advice, including
analysis of urine, IS 90. Price Of vital Re-
stOratiye, 30 60 bottle; or four times the
quantity, $40 90; sent to any address upon re-
ceipt OF price, or C. o. d., secure from obserya-
ton, and in private name if desired by
a. T.. MsNTkE, VI. r..
III kearney street. SAN Francisco, Cal.
DIR. MESTEE'S KIDNEY REMEDY.
sEPHRETECUM, cures all kinds OF Kidney
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bR. MINTEE's DANDELHON FEELS
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-10

The engagement Of the Baldwin The
alter Dramatic Company 1t Pipsr's Opera
House closed last evening. The players
have not been able during their engage
ment to SEQ what style Ct cushioning
Mr.. Piper has for the backs Of his seats,
and a. to the audience. they have seen
none but good plays. we'll played. The
only fault with the engagement 10 that
Il has been altogether too short. Usu.
ally the complaint has been that comPa-
mics have stayed too long. and worn
their welcome out. But then they were
not the Baldwin Thsaier Company. The
engagement has besn very satisfactory
all around. The Company has made
money and reputatios-both desirable.
The audience have been made happier
and better. and are satisfied Is far IS
they can be on 30 short q stay. They
are ready to welcome q return Of the
players.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-10
y. a. q. ID.

At . meeting Of Silver State Grove.
No. /, Of the United Ancient Order Of
Druids. held Saturday evening at Pyth.
ian Hall, Virginia, the following named
officers were installed for the current
ssmi.annual term /: George Bettinger,
Sr. P. A.; Wheeler Allen, N. A; Benja.
min Drummoud, v. A.; VIM. Louus.
berry, Treasurer; Theodore II. Wood.
worth, r. and F. g.; David Panaburn,
Con-; James Hunter. 1. g.; John b.
Hawke. o. G.; G. @. Davis, R. B. N. A.;
E. w. Evans, L. B. N. AIM. Mullaney,
r. B. V. A.
This Grove will give Q grand enter.
tainment at National Guard Hall Thurs
day evening. In celebration OF the forty.
first anniversary OF the establishment Of
the Order In the United States. On that
occasion q lecture on Ancient Druidism
and the Order OF Druids In its present
character will be delivered by the Grand
Lecturer Of the Order, James E. Wolfe.
Of San Francisco. The literary and mu.
steal exercises will be participated IN BY
q large number OF our best local artists.
The Concordia Glee Club. Of eight mem.
bers. aud . new gles club composed OF
twelve ladies and gentlemen will tako
part. The evenings entertainment will
conclude with . grand ball. The price
Of admission will Be only one dollar for
Q gentleman and ladies.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-10
Madison square Inquest.

New Yoax. May s.-Ths inquest on
the Madison Square Garden was I'm.
ished this evening. Coroner Brady. In
addressing the jury. stated that the
building law had been siguslly violated
and that the building was Of q faulty
construction, and II would b the duty
Of the jury to hnd where the fault lay
aud smbody in their verdict the name Of
the guilty party or parties, as we'll a.
those who were to blame for the loss Of
valuable lives and injuries to bodies and
limbs. The jury returned the following
verdict : 1--WE, the undersigned jurors,
find that Mrs. Annie Willsts, Mrs. Annie
8. @. Hsllmsn, Mary Ann Connolly and
William Tilsston, came to their deaths
by injuries received on April 81, 1880.
BY the falling Of the west wall OF the
building, known a. the Madison Square
Garden, which was due to the faulty
construction OF said building. and We
hereby csnsure the Harlem Railroad
Company for employing . civil engineer
to act as an architect who 10 not CONVEX.
SAINT with the construction OF buildings.
We, also, csnsure the Department Of
Buildings for negligence 10 their duty In
allowing the aforesaid addition TO be
erected contrary to law. and in Q faulty
manner, and we recommend that the
entire building be knocked down, as'ws
deem It dangerous and unft for the pur.
poses Of public sssemblages."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-10
TIE MoAPA RrsfRvATToN.
MINING NOTES.
Matters OF Interest All Along she
Lode.

There will bs . great falling Of in
mining letters after. this week. All the
companies will make monthly and weekly
statements. according to the law. and
forward below In the place Of letters.
Thus those who were not saisAed with
the letters. which told formations, etc.,
in every working In the mines. will be
compelled to ''sat their milkii they have
to drink tin other words. will DO
compelled to 90 to the Offices and look
over the tabulsted statistics showing
work, expenditures, etc. but can never get
from these statements anything OF for.
nations unless ore 10 actually struck.
This will not be 20 convenient 40 10 st
in O pleasant Office or reading room or
anywhere else for that matter and read
the published letters each week. The
News will continue It's regular mining
reports every Wednesday. and they will
be reliable and consequently moro sought
after than ever, since they will In .
measure take the place Of the published
letters. The weekly reports OF the Su-
p~erintsndsnts will scarcely DO In shape
for general publication.
Yellow Jacket Is down to the 5000
level, and after going GO feet further will
station for the level corresponding to the
5000 Of Belcher. The shaft will DO CON-
tinued on down Immediately, unless the
drill sent ahead finds water TO hinder.
The G. Il G. and Il. & B. joint shaft
has been sunk and timbered 81 feet aimee
last letter.
Assays from the north drift, $500 level
OF Ophir, and 33e feet east Of the incline,
range from S5 to $40, and the prospect
Is good for larger assays ahead.
Belcher IL once more ct work on the
5000 level, and IL determined to drain
the ledge 20 that II can be prospeoted
without fear OF water. She 10 sending
another drill iu, and II the fow OF water
permits, will this time see what tho Dor
ings further east indicate a. to the ledge
formation In that direction.
Saturday night the Sutro tunnel north
lateral drift was 80 feet In California
ground and the south lateral penetrating
new ground In Bullion. The air motors
are found 10 work well, and % soon a.
the track can be repaired will be used In
place Of mules.
Con. Imperial will not venture to
crosscut Its $500 level till the Jacket
pumps are running. lest water be on.
countered and serious consequences 90.
cur, Its force has been reduced and
one air compressor shut down, thus lee.
SEEMING expenses.
Silver Hill. with narrow stresks OF ore
assaying $500. and with s.rsaks Of fifteen
to twenty-five inches In width, assaying
very fairly. was selling for twenty-five
cents Saturday.
The Psytons Is extracting ore and
milling II In the Courssr mill, Six.mils
Canyon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-10
Washburne.

CHIcAoo, May g.. - The Republican
primaries, to elect delegates to the Cook
County Convention. held today. elected
siIty.thrss washburne, Aity.eisht Grant
and twenty.nins Blaine delegates In the
eighteen wards Of the city, and ten
Washburns, eleven Grant and four
Blaine delegates from the outside towns
In the county; total, Wsshburns. seven
ty.thrse; Grant, sixty.nine; Blaine.
tvsnty.nins. As the remaining towns
only send twenty delegates, these figures
insure an anti. Grant convention and an
anti. Grant delegation Of ninety.two to
ths State Convention on the 18th. The
nght was . SURF Grant and anti. Grant
one from The start, the Blaine and Wash.
burne men having agreed TO work to.
gether and to settle Who should get the
delegation after Il was von from their
common opponent. Chicago never be.
fore witnessed such Q sharply contested
primary election.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-10

The Geiser Grais IL now open for
travel, and Is In excellent order through.
out. Il will be found In good order for
vehicles Of every kind all the way
through 10 the Truokss Meadows.
James Jewell. Constable. has nlsd Ger.
tiAcsts Of sale Of the Opal mining claim,
Flowery District. for $l97 80, to VIZ. A.
Palmer and at the suit Of W. g.. Murton.
There will bs . big Tsachsrs' Institute
In Storey county about the middle Of
June, at which persons Of note from
abroad will take prominent part.
In another column will b found an
announcement that Colonel Sam T.
Curtis 1t the Justice mine has TOO cords
Of A~rst.slass dry wood for sale.
Among the Virginia delegates who
left last evening for Austin were z.
strother, DR.. Harris. Charles william.
BON and 0ssres =. oautin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-10
n,psrsures SO evening.

Rw Musgrove. W J McDade, A d Mar
tin. " Carlow. r Winters. J Connslly and
family, W II Messmore, + s Berry. 8
Hank. Mrs Kelley, J 8 Deal. L II Keith
Mrs Stevens. Mrs. W d Phillips. Mrs E N
Wilson. Mrs n n Shay. Mrs J p Jones.
Kittis Falk. Mrs Spencer. VIM Bartels. p
Droisy. Geo Spring. s A Mann. J b Har-
ris. b b Csrrick. A N Cummings. W H
somers. Farmer Treadway. Chas William
ron. Z Williams. G @ Stevenson. ? Brown.
J II Kit.sii. q E Caukin. E strothsr. ] L
Leonard, J 7 Boyd. Mrs O Howe, Miss 5
Il Pomin. Ms johnson. Kate Shay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-10
Cesvssisss rhisss

Many people do without c~onvsnisncss
bout home because they have been NC.
,ustomsd to do so, and are not aware
hat there 10 Q better and more n
cal way. II anyone will step into the
hardware house OF 0allatin 4 Folsom.
dssonic Block. Gold Hill. hs will soc .
thousand and one things. many OF which
iould be found not only useful Ut home,
ut, once there. would become ct once
,dispsnsabls. In mining and milling
u~ppiies the stock Of this hrm is equally
III and carefully selected. They make
specially OF galvanized iron pipe q
isctursd to order. See their advertise
,ent In another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-10
A Hideous Murder.

CHICAGO. May lo.-A brutal murder
occurred Saturday night. James Tobin,
Of 1919 North Hslstsad street, late Satur'
day night went home with . friend, par
TALLY drunk. and ordered his wife to &C
after beer for them, in the midst Of 9
terrible thunder storm. She refused,
and hs turned her and the family into
the street. They took refuge In an out
building. His daughter, . girl OF seven.
teen, subsequently returned to the house.
and he sent her out with money, after q
carpst.saek. saying he would not live In
the Same house longer. She got 1t, but
neglected to provide Q key. This en-.
ragged Tobin, no be broke the lock and
ordered his daughter to take the bag
back and get the money returned. She
went into tho DIT room. and he, sus'
pscting that she was not obeying him,
followed her and dragged her back BY the
hair, threw her on the floor. and, jump
ing on her, literally mashed the life out
Of her. He was arrested and now de-
clsres himself innocent, saying that II
must have been the shock Of his an.
nouncing his intention Of leaving home
which killed his daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-10
sImpathy for Kearney.

NEW YoRx. May s.-Ths large hall
Of the Cooper Institute was last night
full Of sympathizsrs with Dennis Ksar.
nsy Of California. and loud protests
against his imprisonment were followed
BY Q stormy scene. General Hoxsis OF
New Jersey. who was in the chair. de-
livsrsd the first speech, and he was fol
lowed by Msssrs. Leavitts. Applston.
B~lissart, Mcdonnell and othsrs.
A series OF resolutions wal adopted,
severely c~ondsmning the outrage upon
the personal rights Of Ksarney. assert.
ing the illimitabls right Of FREQ speech,
and the deep injustice Of sending him
TO prison for what he has said and done.
When the resolutions were adopted the
audience rose to their feet and chssred
for some minutes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-10
A Brute Lynched.

LOUISVILLE, May s.-The Courier
journals Hopkinsville correspondent
tslesraphs: Last evening q negro man
committed rape, near Fairvisw, Todd
county, upon Mrs. George Salmon, who
had been married but eighteen months.
Her husband left her In the morning. to
assist In moving . mill, and told her shs
had better 60 visiting. She started, and
had gone some distance from home,
when q negro. who was ploughing In Q
field near BY, struck her with a stick and
left her, doubtless thinking that she was
dead. he oon returned and finding
that she had somewhat recovered, and
had endeavored to reach home, he fol.
lowed her and cut her throat. She is
now dead. The negro was arrested. and
parties started to take him to Elkton. to
put him in Jail. but II IL said that he was
taken from the guards, shot several
times. and left hanging to . tree.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-10
Presidential Figuring.

WARRINGTON. May g. The Blaine bu'
rsau In this city Is issuing . circular
purporting to give the results OF the cleo.
tons held In twsnty.nine States and Ave
Territories for delegates to the Chicago
Convention. Its statistical table 10
printed In this circular. which shows
the following a. the result Of elections
thus far held: For Blaine, 1856; Grant,
1872; Sherman, Oh; Edmunds, 20: Wash.
burne, IS.
New YoRK, May 5.-The Tribune says:
Six hundred OF the 756 delegates who
compose the Chicago Convention have
been elected. They come from twenty.
eight States and six Territories. Ten
States and three Territories arc still to
elect. OF these 600 delegates the Tribune.
after the most careful examination Of
the conflicting claims Of the psrtisans OF
the various candidates. assigns 24l 70
Blaine, 22l to Grant, 81 to Sherman, u
to Edmunds, and IS to wsshpurne:
This gives no candidate . majority Of
the Convention - $40 votes. Blaine
lacks 100 votes and Grant LOO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-10
uu,ou Consolidated.

VIRGINIA Crrr. May 8. $780, Roberl
Shsr,eood. President: On u $500 level
the north drift from the bottom Of No.
winzs has been extended 20 feet-totsl
length So fest-snd still continues In Q
heavy vein formation carrying stresks Of
quartz giving low assays. We shall,
during the coming week, start . drift from
the bottom Of No. I winzs in . southerly
course. and II not interrupted by water II
will be continued to . connection with
Wine No. 3, now being sunk from the
2i00 level. On our 2io0 level winze No.
2. from the end Of the south drift, Is now
down 10 feet, passing through . hard vein
material. We continue to extract the usual
quantity Of milling ore from our stopes.
w. II. PATTON, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-10
YsllsH Jaekes.

GOLD HILL, May 9. 1sso.-Georgs Wal
lace, Wee President: Owing 70 accidents 70
skset, by which we lost upward Of 4s hour..
work, but Is feet was sunk In the shaft
during the past week. Will tomorrow put
IN the station set for the 5000 level, after
which We will bore, and II no water 70 en-
countered will siak the shaft 70 the depth
Of 5000 feet. or on . level with The s0oo
station Of tho Belcher mine. Good pro-
gress Is being made in our pump work;
During the week We have lowered o
placed the II pumps above the zSos AM
station, or ct stations Nos. ! TO ~, sna
built up the rods and connections Sso iee'
w 7. G. TAYLOR. supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-10
Uuion SHAFT.

VIRGINIA CrrI. Nay 8. lsso.-esorgs
@. Pratt, Secretary: Owing TO the uua'
voidable stoppage Of. our pumping engine
for two days during the past week, our
sinking pump 10 not yet In position. we
expect to have II In operation by Monday
next. at which time We shall resume sink
ing. We still fnd IL necessary to employ
. large force Of men to ease tho shaft be-
low the 2e00 level, In order to keep the
shaft In line and enable the cages to run.
Work on the 2400 bob station 10 progress
ing we'll. .rHoxAs II. RoosEr, SuPt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-10
Mexican.

VIRGINIA Crrr. May 8. 1880. = @. l..
Weller. President: On our $500 level the
main north drift has been extended 80 feet
through . vein material. and 10 now In 80
feet from our south line. The joint Ophir
east crosscut is In II feet. the face showing
birdseye porphyry. By the last Of the
coming week We shall start e~xcsvating the
chamber from which to raise for . connec-
ton with the joint winze being sunk from
the $500 level. On our $500 level the Joint
0phir winzs on u southern boundaey
has been sunk and timbered II feet
through . vein material showing some
water. making . total depth Of 81 feet.
The work Of enlarging and retimbsring
the main lateral drift IL making good pro-
gress. W. II. PATTON, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-10
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
Horrible. Religious Lunacy In Ken
tucky-Aerod and tho Virgin

nOLIk olO' Aohh6tSas Aes~S
tucky-Herod and tho Virgin
Mary.
LouuvrLLs. May 10.-A Clarksvills
special to the Courisr-Journal says: Con.
siderable excitement was caused by the
Judgment In Owl jail Of Dan Lyle, his
wife and O woman named Susan Talley.
al oolorsd. It seems that Dan and his
wife, who have resided in Civil District
No. IS, In this county. for some time,
whore they have been considered quiet,
inofsnsivs people Of good character.
frugal and industrious habits. have more
recently become imbusd with emotional
religion, which Dan has permitted to
unsest bis reason until he II . perfect
monomaniac upon the subject. Hs has
asserted that be was the Saviour. his
wife the Virgin Mary, and Susan Talley,
who lives with them. Q prophstess. In
his zeal he has on divers occasions ap-
pesrsd at places Of worship, both for
white and black people, and insisted on
playing bis part a. preacher, to the great
diseust Of al present. On Saturday the
Constablss Of District No. 10 procured .
warrant for his arrest on . charge OF dis.
turbing public worship. and went to his
house 10 execute the same. Dan resisted
furiously, and assaulted Constable Ssun.
dsrf with an OK. Constable Rowley, In
order to save the life Of Saunders, arsd
three shots ct Lyle, one Of which took
effect In his right breast, and another In
the groin. Lyle then returned to his
house and barricaded the windows and
doors. Sheriff Mosley was sent for. and
Immediately went TO the scene OF action.
accompanied by policeman Morrison OF
this place. On his arrival, Lyle imms-
diatsiy surrendered. Upon entering the
house the officers were attacked BY .
smell Of putrid human fesh and, on
making search, found two OF Lyle's
children dead, with their necks broken.
From the appearance Of their bodies,
decomposition having commenced, they
must have been dead some time. A
Coronsr's jury was summoned, and .
verdict rendered that the children came
TO their death by violence. Parties from
the nsighborhood say that the impress.
sion that the murder Was instigated BY
"virein Mary" and the "Prophetsss,"
who have both welded Q strong infu.
snos over Lyle. and that he did the kill.
ing to relieve the women OF the care OF
the children, believing that for the
occasion hs was Herod. Lyls's wounds
are very painful, but not considered
mortal,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-10
BuIlion.

aoLp HILL. May 9. 1850. N. Bra
reH. Secretary: During the past week We
sunk the incline winxe 80 feet. making .
total Of $50 feet on the slope. The forma.
ton at this point Is very favorable. To-day
We started cutting out . station at this
point. our 24so. which corresponds to the
2200 Of the Joint shaft. A connection will
DO made st this point. when all work for
the Bullion will DO done through the Joint
shaft. Our 23s0 has been advanced 40
feet. making . total Of ISL feet. The for
nation 10 vein porphyry. Work has been
suspended for the present ct this point.
The Bullion and Julia Joint shaft has been
sunk 20 feet during the past week, making
Q total depth Of also feet. As o a. the
22e0 10 reached . station will DO opened to
connect with tho Bullion 245o. The shaft
has entered . soft formation. AL the ma.
chinery 10 giving entire satisfaetion.
p. Auo. HuxBExr. Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-10
Consolidated Imperial.

GOLD HILL. May Q, 1880. "A. X. p:
Harmon, Presidenf: We are still engaged
in grading and retimbsring u main lat
erai drift, $500 level. and digging . drain
preparatory to prosecuting this level a
soon as the Yellow Jacket gets their pump
ready to start up. We have reduced our
force at the mine about one-half and have
stopped one blower and one air compress
or, thereby curtailing our expense very
materially In the matter Of fuel and labor.
A. G. HAMILTON, sup't.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-10
Archbhhsp Purcell's Liabilities.

CINCINNATI. May 10. - Dispositions
have been taken OF Archbishop Purcell
and Father Edward Purcell. his brother,
In . suit brought BY q Of the creditors
OF the Archbishop. Father Edwards
deposition IL to the effect that he acted
solely a. business and financial agent Of
the Archbishop. for the benefit Of the
diocese. and had done 80 since 1886. 10
said hs did . sort Of banking business.
receiving money on deposit and paying
interest. The money was not used for
his or the Archbishop's personal bensft,
but In building churches and an orphan
asylum, for charity, and to educate
priests In Rome, France and other
places. The amount OF indebtedness
was over %, 600, 900. With the sxcep.
ton OF q few importunats creditors, who
got mortgages, the debts were all unss-
cured. II being understood that the do.
oese was liable. The Archbishop has
testified that mono OF the money received
from ~dspositors was applied to any per.
sonal use.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-10
0pnlr.

VIRGINIA CrrY. May 8, 1880. L.
Weller. President: On our $500 level the
north drift from the main sast drift 10 In
IS feet. passing through . heavy quartz
and clay formation, giving low assays.
The joint Mexican east crosscut on our
northern boundary 10 in II feet, the face
showing birdseye porphyry. By the last
Of tho coming week We shall commence
chambering out for the upraiss TO connect
with the joint winzo being sunk from the
$500 level. On our $500 level the Joint
Mexican Wine on our northern boundary
has been sunk and timbsred II feet,
making . total depth Of 81 feet, passing
through . vein material showing some
water. We continue to extract some ore
from below the 2iO0 level.
W. II. PATTON. Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-10
y sEPo.r.


rurs MORNING.
SIS 0phir. 81, 8. 81
400 Mexican, So, 81
$40 Gould 4 Curry. 81. 20, sos
go Best D Bslcher. @, ca, Oh
S3s Califernia. 2 10. 2 IL
IS Savage. 8 0s
1850 Con. virginia. AZ. q 80, Q 80 bio
500 Chollar. 81
ago Potosi. 2 GO. 2 IS. Az
$40 Male d Eorcross. 2 GO, 2 65
ass Crown Point. I 81
400 Ysllsw Jacket. 4 20, Is. 4 10
$50 Imperial. SOC
100 Ksntuck. ! 10
60 Alpha. 8. 81
1885 Dslsher. q. 05
IS Confidence.
Cos Sierra Nevada. 8. 81, 81
las Utah. 8. 6h.Ss
TOO Bullion. AZ. ass
$50 Kxche(usr. ~. IS
220 0vernan. I 10, I %
$40 Justice. 7so
ass Uaioa Gen., IAN
10 Alta
176 Jllia. Soc. Sc. COO
200 Caledonia. SOC
Ills silver Hill. zoe. lso
lao Challenge. 76c. SOC
$50 New York. 2oc
270 Occidental, 7so. 100
$50 Andes. COO
1so scorpion.
$50 Benton Con-. I. I o.
- Con. Dorado. IS
$50 North BONANZA, SOC. Csc
400 Mackey. loo
80 Essex. I 80