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.nls city used as dwelling house or business
house, snail he furnished with suitable
prlNys Mhleh shall be constructed us herein
gee. 2. II shall con.ist of sand box. or
sstlh CLOS al least ffteen inches square, and
tlteen inches deep, and any one
VINO hereafter constructs any priyy ex.
SePt a provided herein, shall DO detme ed
sun'l " mlsuemeanor, and upon conyic.
toni the mayors court shall he Aired In any
suh hot Tess than i've or more han one hun.
1re dollars, and each day shall constitute a
r, sec; J.: Inc owne; or occupant of any
prem ses where su h sand boxes are used
ehSii not permit them to leak or run over, and
hhulI every thiid day or as often as necessary,
sprinkle them with Dust ashes or dry dirt
Saeo snaal S9Hse the same 70 be emptied before
becoming tlled or Offensive
sec l. 1t shall be unlawful for anyone who
now hasa prlvy vault on his premises TO use
the same longer than six months from The
cMe OF the passage OF this ordinance, sud be-
iore The expiration OF this time, ali persons
having pfiyy vaults shall cause the same io he
hlel up and subs itute therefor sand boxes,
10 pe constructed in accordance with the Terms
OF this ordinance, and kept In clearly con
uil9h Us herein required. Provided, all privy
vaults exceeding four feet In depth shall be
hlled up immediately and no longer used as
such.
Sec, 3. All the sand boxes or the contents
'nereot, shall DO removed between the hours
,,,N,N" w AiibhA anu d III Tue lnOfnlng,
and shall be removed In closely covered carl,
or other covered yes els and shall immedl-
ately be dSiniected.
Sec, o. ltshall no the duty of the health of
ncer - report every one who fails to comply
win THIS rdinance; and every police officer Is
lereoy required to examine all premises on
nl4 beat 10 Tee that the regulations herein con-
tanned 9re strictly compiled with, and make
complaint against all Offenders.
sec Z. The boxes shall be SO constructed as
10 nNSaSiIN Elldpl kip md Mi NJ yha ,,rt,
lhese provisions shall not apply to water
closets connec ed with sufficient ,ewer.
Sec, 5, Any ore offending agaius' or falling
to comply with the conditions and require
ments this ordinance, shall be deemet
guilty, OF a misdemeanor, and upon couvic-
ton snail be fined not less than nVenor NOR,
IMAM one cd dollars, and each day shal
constitutes separate otlense
500. y. Vhat this ordinance take effect from
passage and publication.
Approved November 9, 1850.
JOHN j GOOD. Mayor.
j. b. HEREFORD, Oily Secretary
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NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.

| NJ Office TO ARCHITECTS
| ~ BY AUTHORITY of an act Of ,be sixtao, IN
| Legislatu OF the state of Texas snnro,s1
! vide for building n new stote caiit,a ~ ~ p'p.
| erected on the Capitol GrounGs o. Ano,ir
| Texas, plans md complete gpeciGcstions viii
! be received by the understpnsd huiIiir,, c,,n-
mlssioners Tor same VIM
| UNTIL II OiCLO. KAN JANUNRV Iasi
! The lid hou mutt nave spar'nents ahd nv.
| rangements at least equal r. tbe tnllEurtn5.
Governors ONCE and ,hartments 4 roo,'s, s,.c
| Rotary Obstacles apartments. 4 rootnse Nttnrrcv
! Gene. al's 4 r 0us CnfautrnItsIis 81 r1n,s'
| frerSurer's ( rooms; statistics ard / rti,nlture
! rooms; Educational, rooms: Adiuiant Een.
| erals, rpt ma; Pol &c Guaid and ,Ionit,rs .
| rooms; Geological Department. / lnrpa s,eci
| men room aud Office for same, / larga vsnit
| or Treasurer; large vault for sncrst,yv of
Sta'eg large Vaults for onlptr,lar eorh IRE ana
| burglSr proof; water closets savers e,c CON-
| plete for ACh story Ia bulldiI q prnVj1o On
| second iloor Cor Senate Chamber, approxImate.
iy ., 500 superficial feet with loDy AMI VnIlerins.
also, p0stotlice ro, m. clonk rooiq Tisntnnonf
Governors private room, enn,Uing clerk *
room, exercising clerks room, Renre5enta
tive'' Hall, approximately IL, 800 slluer1clal
feet, lD6y and Galleries. urstoffipA room, cloair
| room, srossingc era room enrolling clerks
room; ~utakerjS NJ ivote ron,,, iani'.5 Cso ,
state Library room capaci,y Of Id an voinron.'
rhl 4 floor, Supreme Court one room, an
pellate Court, one room, and one law Iibrarv
70 m convenie1 to both; one clerk oOice for
each court, and at least nine urlyate rooms for
use Of Judges; one marshalis room for eoch
court; one ianitor's room. and not less tSen
thirty committee rooms, site ated ON second
| ard third floors.
Provisions must be made for properly light.
Ing the entire building, and also for healing
Same by steam as well as for wa'er facilities
on each floor; thorough ventilation throuobout
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A Blusteriug Britou

Norfolk, Va, Nov. 2S-The officers Of
Inc navy yard here are excited and Indignant
At The action If the captain of the British
steamer Sandringhsm, which was wrecked
on Cape Henry beach few weeks ago The
secretary OF the navy gave permission for
her to be repsi ed in the dry dock of the navy
yard, and the OK was gotten ready to re.
eeive her, notwithstanding it was needed for
one of the vessels belonging to the navy.
Yesterday evening the Sandringham was
placed in the dock, when, without cause, the
captain of the Sa1dringhsm launched the
oitIerest abuse against the American navy,
Its officers and flag. The facts were reported
TO the coommsndant of the yard at once. She
IS still float in the dock, Commander Hughes
having ordered that no work be done on her
until Instructions are received from the sec.
retary
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AN ORDINANCE REQUIRING RAIL
N roads to TO fix crossings, cutters, etc.
be II ordained by the city council of the city

IN ORDINANCE REQUIRING RAIL
IN roads to to fix crossings, cutters, etc.
be 1t ordained by the city council of the city
of Dallas:
SECTION /. 1t shall be the duty of every
railroad corporation which has a track in the
city of Dallas, to keep Its road bed, culverta,
switches and drainage in good repair.
sec, :, Wherever The track Of any road
crosses street or alley In the city, the top of
the rails shall be even with the surface of the
street for the full width ofsuch street, and the
street crossing shat! be so fixed by the railroad
company's agent. The same rule shall be
| observed where they have switches on any
| street.
sec, 3. Where they have cutters or culverts,
the same shall be so constructed or covered up
as not TO interfere with safe passage and con-
venlent travel along the street, and so as not
to convty the water into any street or lot in
the city.
See, 4. They shall not construct any switch
| or track along or aero any street in the city
without the consent Of the city council. and
any and every person 80 doing aiding In
| the act shall be deemed guilty of misdemean-
| or, and upon conviction shall be fined not less
than five nor more than one hundred dollars.
SEQ o. II shalt be b, the duty of the Hous-
ton 4 Texas entral railroad company to pro-
| vide ghls at their crossings on Houston, JEFF
| fsrsop, Austin, Marset Lamar, AtardaVenue
| Browder, Ervay, Main Elm. commerce, Swiss
Live OAK, Bryas, and Ross aveaue; aud of the
| Texas X Pacific railroad company 20 provide
| Aus, In, Market, Lamar, College, Sycamore,
| Live Oak. Harwood, Pearl, and Swiss avenue,
| Howard aud Good streete, which lights shall
| bekept burning rom dark to daylight, except
when the IN on Is shining brightly Any
| ohor ilroad entering the city shall plac
| lights at their crossings.
| Sec G. 1t shall be the duty of the staticn
| sg' mt or other representative of railroad,
having track In this city, 10 see thHt the re-
| quli ements of this ordinance are complied with
| and in case of failure to comply, or Of any VI
Nlation Of this ordinance, the agent shall b.
deemed guilty of misdemesnor and upon
conviction In the mayors court shall be hned
not less than five nor more than one hundret
dollars; and each day shall constitute separ.
ate offence.
Zee I. II shall he the duty of the city engin.
Ger and every police filcer to see the provls
Ions Of this ordinance strictly complied with
Bee. s. That this ordinance take effect from
passage and publication.
Approved November 0, 1880.
| john. GOOD, Mayor.
]. b. HHaxToRp, City Secretary.
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AN ORDINANCE Numbering of houses,
IA
BE it ordained by the City Council Of THE City

OF Dallas.
sECTIt n All business and dwelling houses
fronting on any street or avenue in this city
shall be numbered and there shall be placed on
such houses plumber easily seen flom the
street and at least three inches long,
Sec 2. On all streets running eastW ardly
and westwardly the houses sSall De numbered
from the western terminus of said streets, eve n
numbers on right hznd side of street, odd
numbers on left hand side Of street, going east,
every twerty -ive foot lot being entitled to its
proper number
Sec. 3. All streets running north and south
crossing Paciac avenue shall have It for III =.
| each way; I'll I art OF Lamarand other streets
crossing Pacific avenue living north OF avenue
shall be known AS North l. mar street, and
vice versa rs TO portions of streets lying south
| ofit. Those streets that run northerly and
| southwardly aud don't cross Pacific avenue
| shall, IL the ST. Get lay south OF that avenue,
| be numbered rom It's northern terminus If
| north Of It, from ITS southern terminus Ak
| ard aveGue sha he nun bered as q continue
| south stree odd numbers shall be on eft
| hand side, e-ru NUMBERS on right hand -iae,
| 80 ng frVm initial point
| Sec. 1. lt shall be the duty of city engi nGer
To give every lorty requesting IL their proper
number.
Sec. D. II shall be the duty of every owner
ofauy house or houses 10 put the proper num-
| her on Il aud ia lnspicuOus place; if any
| one falls 10 d. 10 after Notification by city en-
glnser H. stall be deemed guilty Of misde-
4 m am and fined in any sum not exceeding
| twenty-five dollars,
Sec Q. That this ordinance take eject from
publication,
Approved November o, 1880,
JOHN j. GOOD, Mayor
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To St. Louis.

'ort Worth Dallas and Sherman
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AN. ORDNANCE REGULATING TaE
IN bull Ting of privles
De II ordsined by the city council of the civ
OF Dallas.
sEc.ieS !. Each and every tenement within
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AND ALL POINTS
North. East and Southeast
Trains leave DALLAS STATION ms follows,
EAST BOUND.
No. I, mail and express. ........,.,.. g.5 A NJ
Nv - ''"'' "u" VNpiess ,'''',.,',,".., dlo NJ
W EsT ROUND.
No. 3, mall and express .,.. o,OS NJ
No. !, mall aud express, arrives from
""e' ''''''''''''.s.,,.,,.,..,,, $3.50 NJ
nos. ? and run daily between Eastand
Nos, ! and run daily between Dallas nnd
81. Louis.
Il. p. TURNER. Ticket pgt.I
CONNECTIONS.
Az TENARKA with all traina on IN
louie IRON Mountain and Southern Rallwa
ior al points North, East end southeast.
AZ LoNGNIEW JUNCTION and b, NICOLA
with all trains on International Railroad IN,
Iyler, Palestine, Houston, Austin, Galveston
and San Antonio.
AT DALLAS, with trains Of the Houston a
Texas Central Railway for Corslcana, Mexla,
iifemond, Waco, Calvert, BRYAN Homnstead
ern Texas. SVNsN-
AtSHERMAN, with II. ST. C. Il, r, for
points on the line of that road
In Western Texas U.s. P''A''
At sIIREvEPuRr, with Red River s,e,mers
for New Orleans.
PULLMAN PALACE sLEEpI, CARS
FROM
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Any Information In regard to rates OF Fre.aa
anu rassage, Time and Connections, will be
cheeriully given on application to
GEO. NOBLE,
Gen'l Sup't, Marshali, Texas,
W. II. NEWMAN,
6en'l Freight Agent, Marshall, Texas,
X. W THOMPSON,
Gen'l P. Il. Agent. Marshall Texas
, 1880-05-30
CRY RHaIESTAr,rf..

FoNn pWiSr pSW4ihESrGS5AE IS:5dl 11S 161hS1XS s. dHiFF1F
~ viii 30 sold s'' 1t very low io~ sures IL a
Ths ssathssst corner Monroe ana 1,oavltt-sts Fix
anr a, l irne honses; only small payment re-
% nwG oesuttfu lots. northwest corner Jackson and
Eo. So Hsf:a y a'SsiP 'SasPsntsE45s aS'E i Sn; s
No: N s S = Wi as'e1is. srie.ss, antl iii :"
No: No: Sh S}5 RRe3n!t'q1s,-st, RsAnne'1.st !, ii2@ Ri
@ aats IN hsavtt,st nenr Ogden sg117a only $50
4 desirable bpsinets property On West Madison ST.
al cisnr n t. u s1ehanss 70. Is:dsnse
Sad Sood % ai Sudas zss
i, S. s9uts x take clear cit, property
aas q tSst TSs e; 5aSs Foad house. south FS
ssys S;sSs; WS;;
vata,il !ots froa sid u s1 we'll located, and will
III fest ct, on osdsn-nv near Taylor-st only sn
FoR sALE-B7 Z. $. DRETER 4 CO, s. WASH
nns!ness block centrally located rented for
pss SasSss; fsaF; ea!Ss; Ras es stories hsb we'll
S'esx p 7houses reniod for s4soo to good ten
a i4l nShsest Sas. cnFt and oh'ost with
t,s!@sy brck h9nSs on North Clark~st rented for
ri ss@5l!G soath Clark-stz near Van ,uren.
rssaenfs 4 Y $50 foot
@asres 4 I,n!tnan's eaT.Serks at 4 2 bargain.
eas Misffs!s u So!&o 5ifsa ssaos s."
1nssss Ut Morq9 Hrx vsrZ 1,sp ,cheaps IN, rs,
And lots ocs
TOR sALE-i25 FEET CORNER Asl1LAND-Ay-
csr1o!-st and Froed @ suitable for & so1.ynrd y.
It b. st Saasi'es 9S
EbK sALE-MIClIdAN-AV~ NEAR TwENTY:
lndiaaa aeas5Ssa neas S91 ss{
Shs !gis e G1Ks M ESis hs S4sst sasI
T7OR y1TE-NICiiIG4Y-Av.. LOT 25xi7s MEAN
Wan; In osr Is a
T0R saL1-BY EDWARD G00DRID0E. .
$9 @ s
eass psb shs ssp plop s yd II gst
ssHsis s ssss Gstsf ina Is $vs .ss:a
Ga 1s Saanas
Az E 81 e.s9 MHsT 9es M4P p
u pei cont nst Who wants til Address x s. Tribune
TOK sAi.E-TW0-s7URY FRAME DUIi.DlYG. Z;
T. sf51 sesr onoA
fSR sssF lsBlsnS.a1 @ S,'EAfi iadS1s Ill 4
Sinjof RI BIZ Il, asst oofsr Madyon ind Ia sae-sts:
TOK sAIE-MUST HE s0l,n AZ 0SGE-rhA1 ~ IA:
slors oesaron nGa @ opiet: hss
tq s mnHs r 1pss,s Psse f esh Sa Il
| cent Possession ut once. CAMPBELL BROS, IL
Sasss ASK dssss hSK ~ SS Ss y H.
the parks yeTy EhsAp Ivy ncfes on ~ @
, 1880-05-30
A CONVENTION OF ADVICE
n Do not sell your household goods. carpets. and
furniture until ron hars seen and II you wnnt to
buy you will lind an immense stock OF bArRalns IN
the above goods ut the stores Of
EU-AGA1N j. HEY-EI-
l9l 1R, lH, ET Handolph-st.,


DEFOliE YOU BUY YOUR FURNITURE CALL
nand inspect the large and hrstclnss stock now sell
Ing ut full per Gent less THIN other houses at the
PaEl9r suits n plush br9saaed sik INV sk FfenGa
and English terry hatr-S9t '!nd snun silk "! the
snM to s2'M dne narbe.top s..!n,oef suits In W.T.; n
othcr new I,asterns, Ss5N, $5lM st0l9 s.to sa.t1)
f7uU s1 u. $)uU, $l2iu. 70 $l5n0U: also bonkcases
ing-chairs; other goods too numerous to mention-
Parties visiting Chicago intending buying furniture
CONVINCED sellinr at lower prices thin aany
tic West End Furniture House. rs West Nudison-st
\. B-Goods packed ind delivered to any depot
free.
, 1880-05-30

T. MonrOe-at., between Seeley-ny, ana HuYne,st,
south front ain authorized In order ~ maks IN,
III fnr corncr secure 80 75.l25 at 9neo ns II s
worth sla1 per foot to-doy. II. A. Oobo<a' Is ltl
SAlle-at. ROUll1.
TOR SAI.E-N FEET on LA sALLE-Sr, NEAR
T. Division: % feet on cur1-st.. neAr Division, nj Il
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-01

President John T. Baker last night re-
ceived, by a special courier, the following,
which explains itself. Mr.. Burning is the
last missionary sent out by the Order: ~
CuRLEw STATION, Nov. goth, 1880.
MR.. PREsIDENT-DEAR Sin: l have
taken in everything from Battle Mountain
to this place. Every man, woman and
child joins the Infirmary. Have not had
q bad member since / left Eureka. Re-
gardless Of expense l pile on the degrees.
Have established lodges everywhere. The
Austin r. Road belongs to the Infirmary.
| recommend Engine 'Snort'' for all ex-
cursion trips. She must be rode with
spurs. p. Canavan, when up the road,
done good work. l learn he made an
eloquent speech at Beowawe, and had a
fine torch-light procession from Beowawe
TO Gravely Ford. He is a game member.
Have started a lodge at Paradise Station,
forty miles from wood and water, where the
sand is knee deep on every road leading to
it. / recommend Paradise Station as a fit
place wherein TO hold our ratification meet
ing. This whole country is solid. Please
telegraph me full particulars, at Curlew
and Paradise Stations, Point Rock Canyon
and Dead Horse Wells. Prospects ahead.
$3.50 Yours truly.
ar, JOHN DuRNISG,
vice-President, D. +. I.
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In the death Of Mr.. John Hathaway.
which the SENTINEL is called upon to re-
cord as having taken place at his old home
10 Monroeville, Huron county, Ohio, on
the 2lst of last month. Eastern Nevada
lost n OF its most worthy. upright, and
honorable citizens. Only a few months
ago Mr.. Hathaway looked the picture Of
health. but his lungs became affected from
some severe exposure. and he gradually
dropped to deaths door. He was OF the
hrm of Ford 4 Hathaway, dairymen,
stock raisers and dealers. In 1867 he went
to Austin, a poor man. By strict atten-
ton to business he had amassed a fortune
OF at least S50, 900 in thirteen years. He
died aged about ~ years. lust before his
departure Tor home, which occurred some
time in October last, he arranged his busi-
ness so as to continue the old partnership
with Mr.. D. G.. Ford, and last night a
relative Of the late Mr.. Hathaway, came
on-a Mr.. Thomas Cone-to place the
property affairs on Q basis for future un-
dertakings.
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Captain Foley last evening showed q
SENTINEL reporter q letter from Dan
Vaughn. who is now in Kokomo, COL, o
few miles north OF Leadville. He goes on
to say that X" Brown is the expert OF
the camp. AL. Arents, Ed. Bluett, and
Tom Maupin, all are there. and have no
desire to leave. Kokomo is only one year
is just the spot for a poor man. Dams
mother is with him and he is there to stay.
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Ansfe are many clothing merchants in
.u'ska who can hop around l~ivelier and
pS''n more frills than Jake Cohn, but
1'as OF them can show a larger assort-
asa' OF goods in his line; neither can
~. my seil any cheaper. Mr.. Cohn comes
"Var ae SENTINEL this morning. under
nj. es lo-day," with a double-column dis
~ ~ savefnsement, and therein he defes
n hp ~ tells Of a portion OF the goods
~ I 70 sell, and invites all to call and
olS. as STOCK. Mr.. s. Redlich 10 one of the
suss. saiesmen in Nevada, and he l. al
WI, % be found in the Bazaar, ready and
~. ls 70 accommodate callers whether
~ ~, arop in TO look at goods or purchase
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Thanks of - Patient In the County
Hospital.

Enankh Oh " kataent In n county
Hospital.
!, the undersigned, desire to return sim
cere and earnest thanks to Almighty God
for his great mercies vouchsafed to me
during my late severe illness. Also, ! de-
sire TO express my sincere and heartfelt
thanks to my Hebrew friends of Eureka,
in the first place for their many and great
kindnesses during my late serious illness;
and in b second. to express my gratitude
for their kind and generous resolution Of
sending me to a FARMER and more suitable
climate for my disease; and ! hope with
them that under the influence of q more
c%ongenial climate, not only that my life
may be spared for a long time to come,
but that-I may regain so much of my
long-lost health that / may be able to do
something for myself. On the other hand,
should 1t be the will Of the Almighty that
our hopes should not be realized, my last
hours viii be cheered by the recollection
Of the kindness and generosity Of the He
brews of Eureka. Last. though by no means
least. I feel that this letter would be in
complete without rendering my warmest
thanks to DR.. Bishop for the care aud At
tentiou he has bestowed upon me, and !
also wish to testify to his skill as q physi-
clan. for l can truthfully say that during
my long illness DR.. Bishop was the only
doctor that ever gave me relief, and / heart
lily hope and wish that he may be as pros
porous and successful In his noble profess
sion as he so well deserves to be.
JOSEPH PARTINAS.
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FLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook of the
sentfners Reporter.

County Commissioners meet to-day.
Ben @. Levy wears his diamonds on
Sunday only.
A letter addressed to Mr.. John Peoples
Is awaiting him at this Office.
Commissioner Turner goes to California
after the meeting Of the Board.
Superintendent Hank Donnelly, Of the
Eureka Con-, arrived last evening.
Mr.. F. LOGAN, one of the directors of
the Eureka Con-, arrived last evening.
We learn that Mrs. William Holman, OF
Ruby Hill, is quite i'll with erysipelas.
A couicact to rebuild the walls OF the
old Eureka Hall is to be let. See new ads.
Hawkes. Il Co. have a comfortable house
OF four rooms to rent, on South Spring
Street.
Thomas r. Wbelan, Of Mineral Hill is
in town fixing up mining matters for the
coming boom in his district.
John Dean came in last night with
horses from Duckwater. They are to be
used on the trip to Arizona. ,
Mrs. W. J. Penrose arrived from Tusca-
rora last evening, and will hereafter reside
with her husband on Ruby Hill.
Franklin & Co. yesterday spread a new
carpet on the Sheriff's Office floor. The
place looks very clean and cozy now.
That the Prospect Mountain tunnel had
cut IN o~re-vein under the COLORADO"
was q live item IN our streets last night.
John E. Jones does not fret, apparently,
over recent troubles. Our readers will un-
derstand that we refer to his failure in the
political canvass.
The man arrested night before last, for
stealing wood at the SENTINEL Office,
turned out to be insane, and no complaint
was made against him.
Yesterday afternoon a lady lost a small
red reti.ule, containing rings and other
valuable jewelry. The owner will pay a
suitable reward II the property is left at
this Office.
Mr.. Thomas Gone, an uncle of John
Hathaway, deceased, arrived from Huron
county, Ohio, last evening. He comes for
the purpose Of looking after the estate OF
his nephew.
Mr.. B. Alexander. who slipped and fell
on the ice on Main street, night before
last, has suffered greatly from the effects
of the fall, and will be confined to the
house for some time.
Billy Liggett returned last evening from
j. G.. Buffers ranch in Antelope Valley.
He reports the weather cold over there,
and Joe Bowers as frisky as a bed bug
in the month Of June.
Mormon teams, loaded with apples, ar
rived yesterday. The nayigators were
compelled to keep buffalo. chip fires smold-
ering for seventeen nights meath the carts
to keep their stock OF goods from freezing.
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4 r. M.

Alta, 7hb TIA 74s; Hale a Noreross.
Ana; Benton. l65b; Justice, 170a; Savage,
2lOb; 0phir, 5ka; Navajo, lib lo5a; Mexi-
can, 6Ts; Alta, 7lss; Justice. l6ob l65a
1908; California, 160b; Potosi, lS5b i95a;
Hale h No%rcross, 470b 4aa 470s; 0phir.
Sub; Union. lab liza; Mexican, 6%s;
Belcher, 95b 10 95s; Con Virginia, 2l0b
2i5a; Sierra Nevada. TIA; Justic, l50b
l6Oa; Bullion, l55b 1G0a 1858; Union. lib
1iAa liAs; Alta. 7b TIA; Potosi, 190a;
Best L Belcher. 8hb Ssa 8ks; Hale 4
Norcross, 4e5s; Alta. 7s; Savage. 215a;
overman. 75a; California, 165a; Benton,
1855 l60s; Chollar. 1s5b "a; 0phir, ga b.;
Gould 4 Curry. 3Ab 3S5a; Union, HIS;
Alta, Gas coca; Yellow Jacket, aka; Cali
fornia. II b 1908 1905; Union. lib 11ha;
hale 4 Norcross, 460b 465a; Savage, 210s;
Sierra Nevada, TAB; ophir, SAB 5ha;
Union. lis.