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coughs, colds, and lung difficulties, but the
T. 5. Coin CauGH CuRE, prepared only by
Partridge Bros. the well known and skilled
apothecaries Of Augusta, excels them all
In that 1t Is safe and sure to cure the worst
cold and relieve the worst cases of pulmonary
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GEN. GREEN B. RAUM,
of Illinois,

WILL SPEAK AZ FOLLOWS:
SIDNEY, Friday. Sept. 10, 2 Z. NJ.
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WALKER BLAINE, ESQ.,,
ORVILLE D. BAKER, ESQ.,,
EMMONS BLAINE,

WILL SPEAK As FOLLOWS:
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-20

The Outlook of the Camp and
other Notes.

other Notes.
EDITOR SENTINEL Since the Typo Sun
has ceased to shine, 1 observe that Typo
doings are seldom noticed by our neighbor-
ing camps--for want Of a reporter, I pre-
sumo, and in the absence Of one I volunteer
to inform our sister cities that we still sur
yiye and prosper. Though TYPOS record
is not what it oncc was, she is doing well
nevertheless. During the last twelve
months the mill has run steadily, only
stopping a few days for necessary repairs,
and her monthly production averages from
$751; 900 to S21, 900. And her future for an
other ear will be the same, even if capital
is not offered to attain depth in the mine
and increase working facilities in the mill.
This record l think will compare favor
ably with other outside camps, a majority
of which are operated and worked from
''Irish dividends" with a faint hope Of
making q ''boom" by puffs in their county
papers, and not from the merits of the
mine. 1t is rumored that there are favor
able prospects of Tybo resuming her for
Iibl dCblfibl WltDln tHO aCAe yCoA, ~ WhASAA
case there would be much rejoicing, as the
reception of 200 tons of freight, and the
shipment Of 500, 900 each month would
gladden. many hearts.
Politics are unusually quiet here, among
both parties, and / attribute the cause to
the nomination of Garfield. The Republic
cans keeping quiet until they find out who
he is, and the Democrats resting assured
and easy Of their coming victory. A feeble
attempt was made to '.boom" Garfield, and
a key Of powder was purchased for the oc-
casion, but extravaganza was dispensed
with and better judgment prevailed, and
the keg Of powder was kept for the election
occasion, at which time, doubtless, they
will decide to sell it to q prospector. The
Democrats appear to have no preference
for the Presidency, thinking 1t matters
not; but my opinion is that Thurman and
Hendricks would make the strongest team.
Local events, worth mentioning, seldom
occur, but Typo doings at present is Great
ing some little comment. One of our fell
low townsmen, after accommodating some
$40, 600 or $50, 900 of TYPOS loose change,
diamonds, real estate, ETC., is arranging to
leave us and locate in New York. We will
miss Uncle Henry very, very much, especi-
ally il he takes all his accumulations with
him, as our Middle Town City would be
left spotless, while at present it represents
a bright appearance. being illuminated
with gas, produced by Reverend Johnny
Peoples and his COOP, but TYPOS loss will
be New York's gain.
The approaching Fourth is not awaken
ing patriotism, as no arrangements are be-
ing made to celebrate it, though a few an
ticipate joining the Odds and Ends at Bel
mont. The horse and bicycle race at Hot
Greek on the 9th and 28th is creating
some little speculation and interest, and q
marriage on the tapis is the subject Of
much gossip, which is about all that keeps
the meddlesome bees awake. OBSERVER.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-20
THE FOURTH OF JULY.


H comes on the Fifth this Year.
The Fourth Of July Committee seems to
have uphill work Of it. The Commits
sioners first refused, then granted, then
refused again, the use Of the Courthouse,
but after Chief Douglas mounted q dry goods
box and explained matters, quite a respect
able meeting, both as to numbers and ma
terial, gathered in Eureka Hall. R. M.
Beatty acted as Chairman, with Thomas A.
Douglas as Vice-President and Walter s.
Long as Secretary.
The object Of the meeting having been
stated, the Chairman appointed the follow
ing committees
Ruby Hill, proper. "A. R. Atkins, j. W.
Lambert.
Ruby Hill, Richmond Sides. Langley,
B. F. Marshall.
Eureka Fire Departmental. Sadler, T.
8. Douglas, s. Raphel, o. Geraty, O. Nc
Dermott, r. L. Chase.
Citizens Of Eureka.-Hon. Thos. Wren,
Gen. G. M. Sabin, E. r. Clute, M. J..
Franklin, w. o. Mills, H. r. Kemp, Chas.
Lautenschlager, John Tore and Frank
Doutrick.
On motion the thanks Of the meeting
were rendered to the proprietors Of Eureka
Hall for the use Of the hall for the meeting.
After much discussion as to the exact day
upon which the Fourth Of July came, the
meeting adjourned.
Bonfires and flags and other stimulants
excited q feeble response on the part of our
citizens, but ON the whole, we take it as .
healthy indication that the patriotism of
Eureka still brightly burns.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-20

BUILDING.
Magical Effects of the Extension OF
the Texas Il Pacific Railroad.

An intelligent correspondent in Texas
writes as follows The extension of the
Texas q Pacific Road from Fort Worth to
Ell Paso will open up this vast empire OF
territory, now almost wholly u~ninhabited.
Already the effect is magical. New coun-
ties, new towns, and new farms are spring
ing into existence by hundreds on the line
of the road, in advance Of it. The extern
sion of this great transcontinental line will
speedily develop the agricultural
OF this State, give impetus and vastness to
it's swell its wealth, and will
eventually result in ~inhabiting it like the
State of Illinois. Already branch lines
from the main trunk are spoken Of. A new
line will come up from Waco, and tap it
north of Eastland county. and one from
Austin, still further west; whilst still an
other will extend from San Antonio to Ell
Paso. That the main line will now push
rapidly through is a certainty. Already
regular trains are running to Weatherford,
thirty miles west Of Fort Worth; and dirt
is flying at an astonishing rate thirty miles
west of that point. Four thousand men
are ct work with pick, shovel and scraper,
with thousands Of others to be added as
fast as surveys are made. the line located,
and contracts let. The great undertaking
of building 700 miles Of railroad in three
years, is now getting under full Roadway,
and giving assurance that the fact will be
accomplished.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-20
Rohbers Rehina Time.

The Carson Appeal says that there was
no attempt made yesterday to rob the
Bodie stage. When the stage reached the
spot where the robberies generally occur
the horses stopped as usual, and remained
at q dead standstill for about fifteen min
utes from force Of habit. No robbers ap-
peared, and then they logged on. IL Is
supposed that the footpads OVERSIGHT them
the Bodie line should be up and stirring
with the lark, or else they are liable to get
left. The stage from Carson Is q fast con-
Germ, and can't bother to wait for road
agents who are not promptly on hand.
Business is business with us every time.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-20

Scraps from h Notebook Of n
senffners Reporter.

Senffnel's Reporter.
The Germania Club hold o meeting Al
their hall this evening.
The Catholic and Methodist Churches
only will have services to-day.
Mr.. Charles II. Fiske has removed his
residence over the restaurant on Main
street.
Calisher Bros. yesterday received their
first consignment of fireworks for the
Fourth.
Mr.. J. Kind and family left this morning
for Chicago, where they intend making
their future home.
Judge Rives is rapidly disposing Of the
criminal and civil cases oil the calendar in
the District Court.
Dick Ryland has erected a new and sub
stantial awning in front Of his brick build
ing on Bateman street.
1t is reported that DR.. DeFrey will de-
liver q course Of medical lectures during
the latter part Of this week.
Sheriff Matt. Kyle returned last evening
from Carson. He will return there again
on Tuesday next with several prisoners.
Mr.. John Meg. Scott will continue the
canvass tomorrow for his new book. He
is entitled to assistance from our citizens.
The Ruby Hill Union Guard, after de-
Quoting all expenses, have 1868 in their
treasury, the receipts Of their concert and
ball.
Mr.. w. E. Davidson, proprietor Of the
Postofice bookstore, has recovered his
health sufficiently to be on the streets
again.
The liquor establishment Of Mr.. M. b.
Bartlett has just received a very superior
article Of blackberry brandy, for medicinal
purposes.
Sheriff Kyle last evening brought the
finest bouquet with him, from down the
railroad, that we have seen this year. 1t
was q beauty.
Carson Appeal 1.-TWO souls with but .
single shawl, is a sight not u~nfrequently
witnessed in the b~ackyards about Carson
after nightfall." That's not the way they
do 1t in Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-20
The queen Mine.

Tho Jones Brothers, OF Silverado, were
in Eureka yesterday. and brought some
very rich specimens Of the Queen mine to
this Office. They informed us that they
sunk a shaft to a depth Of 2l5 feet. The
ore shown US will work up to 81 900 per
ton, at least. In the last account published
by us OF this mine, we stated that the vein
was about five inches wide, since which 1t
has increased to eight inches, and has the
appearance OF widening into an extended
vein Of ore. A few tons Of this ore will
make the Jones Brothers rich, as it has
worked in our furnaces from three to eight
hundred dollars per ton. The Queen is a
valuable property.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-20

Yellow Jacket. Sab 5ta; Andes, sob
s5a; Goodshaw, hob Ia a; Sierra Nevada,
lab 12Aa; Union, 1891 1S%a Best& Bel
cher, Ssh ska SIS; Hale Il Norcross.
s65b; Con. Virginia, 3kb; Savage, 2hb
260a; Gould 4 Curry, 3l0b; Bullion, lib;
0oodshaw. las 1855 l35b l40a; Mexican,
lib 81 S.; Hale d Norcross, 370b 3ka;
Union, 1875 1874 b 19a; Grown Point, hob
liza; Champion, sob; Chollar, 3b 310a;
Sierra Nevada, 12hs; Savage. 255s 255b;
Alta, 2b Is; Bullion, 160b 165a; Gould d
Curry, 3l5b S20a; California. 2b 205a; Con.
Virginia. 315b sis; Exchequer. lkbi
Utah, 9b; Ophir, 6Ab.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-20
HUM
A Carson Man and His Wife Arrest
cd for BrutalIy Beating a Little
Girl.

a Carson MAN n k4lD vic AEfcnts
cd for Brutally Beating q Little
Girl.
Saturday afternoon, at Carson, John
Cheeny swore out . complaint against
Richard Foley and wife, for assault and
battery upon Nellie Foley, q child Of nine
years, who fed from the house to escape
a beating, and was taken in charge by Con-
stable Stern. The Appeal says the girl
tells aickening stories Of the outrageous
treatment she has received for years past,
and her stories would be almost incredible
il she did o show the marks of brutal
beatings upon her person. She has been
kicked and horsewhipped by her inhuman
guardians, and the clotted blood from a
wound on her arm was to be seen yester-
day at the Jail. The child states that her
father confided her to Foley's care in b
cago, he being q cousin Of Foley, and that
during the past three years she has lived in
Carson as q servant. during which time she
has been compelled to perform drudgery
far beyond her strength. Foley 10 m
ployed at the railroad shops, and he and
his wife will be prosecuted in the police
court, while an effort will be made to re.
move the girl from the guardianship OF
Foley and place her in the Orphans Home.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-20
OF General Interest.

In another column will be found Q proc
lamation from General B. Alexander to the
mechanics. miners and ranchers Of the
commonwealth Of Eureka. The General
has good goods, plenty Of them, and sells
them cheap for cash. His is not old
bankrupt stock" but he is in receipt Of
fresh goods daily. He is evidently or the
warpath, and means business. In the
price list published an idea can be formed
OF his method Of doing business, which Is
quick sales and small profits. This may
be death to his competitors, but it is adj
vantagous to the purchasing public. and
seems to suit the General. We advise our
readers to give him o call and price and
test his goods.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-20
COURT.
Judge Rives Presiding.

yesterday in the District Court:
State vs.. VIM. Soule-Defualt OF defend
ant entered bail forfeited.
Muller vs.. Strout, Hoosac M. Co. inter-
venor-Placed ON calendar, and passed un-
til second setting.
State VS.. Jones Passed until second set
ting.
Sholderer ct al. VS.. Rizzi ct al.-Default
OF defendants entered.
Kaye ct al. VS.. Beck-Ordered Beatty be
added Of counsel for plaintiff; demurrer
sustained. defendant ten days after service
OF amended complaint to answer.
Lonkey & Smith vs.. s. Wells-Demurrer
to be argued on Monday.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-20
Mrs. Judge Watson.

The following which we clip from the
Christian Advocate has reference to the
female who recently delivered q series OF
lectures in this place: Rev. A. J. Mer-
chant writes from Fredonia, N. Y, describ-
ing as an arrant impostor a woman who
calls herself MRS. Judge Watson, Of Cali
fornia, or OF Philadelphia" and confessing
to be a converted Catholic" or a "re-
formed drunkard," etc., and showing let
tiers from ministers in the distance indors-
ing and recommending her as q lecturess,
etc. The woman {" is of medium size, light
complexion, light hair, light blue eyes and
very tonguey." She will probably visit
some other section with a changed name.
She has a bad record, and utterly unworthy
Of confidence.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-20
Hotel Arrivals.

Turner House-R. J. Fewing, New York;
a. Brewer, San Francisco; Miss Benton,
Virginia City L. =. Johnston, Prospect
Parker House-Jas. Adams. City John
aurphy, Monitor Valley.
International Hotel-H. Arnhold. San
francisco; A. Moran and wife, r. p. NJ.
HCnIeeley, Reno; E. Brare, Elko; A. Cooper,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-20
RUBY
Items from Yesterdays mining
Nows."

Nows."
The new armory Of the Union Guard is
completed.
Six comets and a c~laronet will lead the
Centennial Band on the Fourth.
John Jones, a Richmond miner. has left
for his former home in Pennsylvania.
John Bosanko, after several weeks con
finement from a sore leg, is again around.
Mrs. Thomas Mellen was taken sick at
the picnic, and has been confined to her
bed ever since.
Tarlease his interest in the Ruby Hill
brewery building.
Our two military companies. with one
company from Eureka, together with the
fire companies, propose turning out on the
Fourth, so the day promises to be observed
with more than usual eclat.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-20
Neat saloon.

Ed. Dean has renovated, painted, re-
papered. and thoroughly reftted his sa.
loon, and taken all the rooms out Of the
rear Of his place excepting one, and now
has the fastest and neatest one-bit saloon
In Eureka. He has shown much taste in
fitting up his old quarters. and. with his
well known enterprise, and the many
friends he has both here and on Ruby Hill,
we have no doubt he will make it . success.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-20

ne New York Engineering Journal of
'us lab says The market is much Armer,
s aug stimulated by the strikes at Load
nv lnss' which are reducing the supplies from
any, source. and the knowledge that con-
stoasrS as q rule are not holding large
1880 sss, and will oon have to come into the
A.. Aas. The sales amount to about 152
IL = t04Ac. with An @5o. asked at
sss.s Ilose, according TO the brand and mo-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-20
Encouraging.

Mr.. John MEG. Scott yesterday can
vassed a portion Of the town for his forth
coming book, Eureka and Its Resources"
and received subscriptions amounting to
$3.50 so. We are pleased to see our bust
ness men subscribing so literally to Mr..
scott's new enterprise. 1t will return to
them fourfold in the future. Mr.. Scott
will leave in a few days for the East to
have his book printed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-20

me Tmes-Review has the following /:
.nis Is the nth Of June. 1t is one hun
S.sc and ak years ago to-day since the
S Sssse Of Bunker Hill wal fought. Billy
suisn' the Postmaster ct Eureka, IL the
s su.y person now living who participated in
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-20
Tough Yarn.

Over at Bodie, says the Carson Appeal,
the burial ground is so wet that they have
to bail out the freshly dug graves to get the
coffin in, and then pile rocks on to keep it
from floating until the funeral services are
over. when the grave is filled withrock and
wet earth. At n of these funerals the
preacher Is frequently at a loss to know
whether to read a baptismal or burial SER
vice.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-20
want 10 Repeated.

Ruby Hill Mining News /: Everybody on
the Hill who attended was SO agreeably
surprised with the character Of the school
exhibition, Thursday evening. and have
spoken so highly Of the programme, that .
general wish has been expressed to have 1t
repeated. Mr.. Reek has the matter under
Amusement, and it is possible that it Will
be done.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-20
COMPANY UNIFORMS.

ArAaEouLAn MEETING OF RIcEMoxD
House June IL. 1850, IL WAS ordered that me
Secretary, by advertising. request ell persons
having the Company's uniform. 70 hand tas1
in on or before Friday. June -. 1850. TO nntn
Price. iauitor Of the Company. at his saloon On
South Main street. Those Wishing 70 retain
them Will please report. no that the Company
NAV know the number they have on hand.
OWEN AcDERMOT. ForsmAn'
n. DowLrSo, Secretary.
Eureka, June IL, 1850. juaio
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-20
Doctor Ne q

Sss0'ea special attention TO the cure Of all
eor u ny diseases. and to those Of a delicate.
Il I N or obstinate character; also
ia diseases OF the nervous System, and
tions uarlous female complaints. Interna-
sntrsa Hotel rooms IA and 10. Private
frsa I r on Buel street. Consultation
Ints,uai i on, or write to DE FREYE, M. D.,
Sensational Hotel. Eureka. \
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-20

The Commissioners made a mistake IN
refusing the use Of the District Courtroom
for the Fourth Of July meeting last night.
The Courthouse is q public building, built
by the taxpayers. and should be at the as
posal OF the people whenever they may de-
sire 10 hold public meetings.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-20

Superintendent ]. McGrath yesterday
came over from the Trench mine. He
leaves tomorrow morning for the Bay. IN
tending TO spend the Fourth at tide wafer.
He. In COMPANY with Supt. Richard OF the
Richmond, will start up on the oth'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-20
u,enmoud shares.

The following Is from the New York Min
ing Record The shares Of the Richmond
Consolidated Mining Company, OF Eureka
District. 81 the par value Of twenty-five
dollars, are selling in London for ninety
Ave dollars. making the current value OF
the property So, 1sO.oOO
We think the Record is mistaken In quot
ing the above shares at sos. The highest
quotations we have seen were ABOUT $50
per share.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-20
Fast Driving.
EUREKA, June 10, 1880.

Mr.. EDITOR: As a citizen, taxpayer and
a man of family, I demand to know why
the dangerous habit Of horse-raoing on the
public streets, and fast driving prohibited
by the ordinances OF our town. Is not en-
forced by the officers OF the town. II IT Is
a matter Of favoritism let US know IT, n
then I propose. il my child Is run over, 70
tioe. without regard to law or Justice. and
NAV the law have mercy on their souls or
NINE, ~
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-20
The Condition OF MRS. Anderson.

Mrs. Peter Anderson is lying In acrisicai
condition in San Francisco. Mr.. Ander-
son last night received q telegram stating
that she is very low, and notifying him to
hurry TO her side. He departed on TINS
mornings train,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-20
No services.

No services will be held in the Presby-
terrain Church to-day. Owing to Q
severe cold, the session Of the church have
granted Mr.. Gallagher q vacation Of q few
SaLbaths,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-20

Cases for Trial Monday.
Inc following cases will be tried In the
District Court on Monday:
Potter vs.. Hartnett ct al.
rescio vs.. Kyle-two cases.
aarkle vs.. Mains.
Tognini va. Zanini.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-20
@e6 REWARD

GONE ONE INFECTED AN ENrRANok
= into the lamp-room at the Richmond furH-
sees. between the hours OF 8 and q O'Clock sum
dsy morning, and abstractsd . " gun" Twen.
ty.hve dollars reward will be paid for fts re-
covery and . clue to the party. Following iea
description Of the weapon Webley hoistsr
Pistol. IL calibre, ll2 blue. No. q. 932 London
msra CHARLES DEHNAN,
At the Richmond Furnaces.
Eureka, June IA, 1880. tunie1w
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-20
o RENT.

A SUIT OF ROOMS AT g CORNER OF
A natemsn street. opposite the SENTINEL
ONCE, suitable for an oface or any Kind OF
business, or . private residences. For pertieu-
lars. apply to MRS. I. CHRlSTOPHkh.
Eureka, June 2, 1880. junSslin
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-20
-.rrpDAY,s STOCK SALES.


HDhNhN0
ago ophir- 6s s''
~ Gould & Curry-Sloo
~ Rest & Belcher-Sh
~ ~ CsIifornia-2 2O5c
100 Savage-zooo az
s5 Con. Virginia.
20 poIo'N Norcross $3.50 s7Oc
vW " crown Point-1A 170c
,oo Yellow Jacket---oH
1855 Alpha-5H
~ Sierra Nevada-12 12b l2hsl0
a aoo pnlliop-165c 1000
Il Fxchequer-160c looc
eso Justice 300 35c
en- Oyerman-1 95c
1870 Union-lS@
% % TTsehequer-155c 1eoc
esO Julia-70c nm
se0 Caledonia-50c DOC QUO
aoO silver HillE50c
g \ LADY washington-2oc
m Andes-85c 9Oc
s0 Potosi-230c
fs0 Mt. View-lh
100 Benton-110c
i'm Golden Gate-Ioc
so N. ~Bonanza-l5c
IN Mackey-lOc
Ok Bullion-165c
"A s~corpion-l55c
Ak California;
az Union-18A
en- Hale & Norcross-36oc
so 0verman-i
10 Mexican-o
ao0 Ouinn-220c
s0 Rest 4 Belcher-Sh
so Julia-1uc
10 Benton-l
10 Chollar-3loc
On Justice-30c
40 RAYMOND & Ely-5c
* Eureka Con.-18h; OK DIV
400 Belmont-10c l5c
120 N. Belle-11
10 Jackson-2A
sos Grand Prize-l
l195 Argenta-45c ,o
40 Independence-ooc oocslo
800 Belle Isle-50c
600 Day-6Oc
400 Albion-40c
BIO Wales-320c 3l5s9O 33ocp5o ozocsiV
AZ MI. Diablo-12k 124
1O N, Belle lbie-ooS
30 Mt. Potosi-70c
100 Holmes-35c
IS Bodie-7b
30 McClinton-40c
so Tioga-1A
900 Syndicate-l B
fsi0 Goodshaw-140c 1850 l30c l20c ll5c
110c
$50 Maybelle-30c 40c
100 Concordia-60c
20 Bodie-7
$50 C~hampion-95c S5c soc
800 Belvidere-2@
400 Booker-40c
AS Mono-5A
20 Con. Paciic-2k
400 Uniyersity-35c SOC
235 Dudley-60c SOC
$50 Jupiter-1S5c
1850 s. Bulwer-1 105c
100 Addenda -170c
80 Monday
80 Queen Bee-30c
200 Goodshaw-120c
22O Mammoth-175c 165c 170c
100 Boston-l20c
so Oro-210c
800 s. Noonday-l05c !
so Martin White-65c
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