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F,gh. with Victoria. Band.

TUCSON. A. T.. May 8 Captain Kramer.
with 70 men of the cavalry. attacked Vic.
toria's band, Do strong, near Rock Greek
CANON yesterday.
Blackm ems Command Of sixteen cavalry
men and twenty Indian scouts, w.re mo
mentarily expected 10 reinforce Kramer
when The cnnrier left. Kramer had seve, al
men wounded Ra,nforcements are on the
way from Camp Thomas and Camp Grant.
A decisive engagement 10 expected to-mor-
row.
San FRANCISCO. May ga Tucson dis
patch says that Victoria IN yesterdays
light killed George II. Stevens and about
twenty families OF Indians who we're living
on bis ranch. Victoria u trying to reach
the San tarlos reservation to get the wives
o. bis warriors aud, IL possible. reinforce
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DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES.

The Democratic Central Committee will
meet in Helena next Saturday to elect del.
egates to Cincinnati. It seems to MS IL the
Convention would meet, decline to send
delegates where they are excluded from
voice or vote and submit q protest to the
National Convention against Its system OF
treating the Territories 1t would be more
dignified and productive OF better results
We notice the Independent few days
since devoted m editorial to the theme Of
Democratic Harmony and Republican Dis.
cord. IL harmony II thus TO 30 secured by
yielding plainingly TO political ostra.
cism, little discord would be worthier OF
congratulation. We know the Democracy
OF Montana must regard the matter rs We
have stated. The organs Of the party arc
free to demand civil and political rights
from Congress and to denounce the system
OF colonial dependencies BY which the Ter
ritories arc governed. The Republican
party comedies the Territories political ex.
pression in it, National Convention. Why
then should not Territorial Democrats
make the demands upon their party FOR
like privileges and thus. at least BY impli-
cation, commit its representatives to rec
ognition Of the rights Of Territorial citi-
zenA Tho present status Of Territorial
Democrats ~ fixed BY the National party
does not harmonic with the lofty lauda-
tions Of OF IT. principles OF equality. The
disoord with them 10 ono Of more vital i'm
portance than the patty squabblss OF tho
Republicans - to candidates. Tho one ID
~phemsral and viii disappear with tho nom-
ination the other 10 Fundamental wrong
that exists continually. II the Democracy
OF Montans would commend itself to 70
spect It's Committee should n least instruct
the delegation TO demand OF the National
Convention th~ rights Of tho Territories ~
Of supreme importance to the empty oour-
tesy Of "a ssat on tho door Of the Honse. y
With both parties committed TO this recoe-
milton the way will b opened for desirable
legislation.
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Tnden Again.


NEW York, May 10. The World has
this: Yesterday afternoon Speaker Ran.
dali, VIM. L. Scott, Of Erie, Pa, and Hen
~ Watterson paid Tilden visit together
and remained with him several hours. To
ward sunset Tilden and Watterson took q
drive In Central Park In Tilden's Victoria.
A few other visitors were denied admission
TO the Creamery Park house on the plea that
Tilden Was particularly engaged. Randall
arrived from Washington In the morning
and returned last night. Wstterson was
invisible 1t the Everett House last evening,
being fat.gued. Mr.. SCOTT had not return
cd to the Fifth Avenue Hotel ut late
hour.
IL was rumored Ut the Manhattan Club
last evening, where the interview CT TIL
0en's three trustiest aides with their chief
soon became known and was made topic
OF conversation, that Tildcn, since the Ohio
convention, had determined TO prepsre q
letter OF withdrawal, with power Of ut.
torney to his delegates 70 name candidats,
and that VIM. Scott was TO hold the power
In blank.
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The Tables Turned In Maryland.

FREDERICK, May mo formal resolu-
tions on platform were presented. There
was No Committee on Resolutions. The
resolutions offered were by individual
members consequently, although the
Convention ~as strongly in favor Of Blaine,
the delegates were not formally instructed
for him and go unplr dped. Several Of the
successful leaders agree very nearly in d.
viding delegations as follows: six for
Sherman, two for Blaine and the remaining
eight for Grant. In explanation Of the
above result. it is stated that while the
Blaine men were in the ascebdancy In the
Convention, Cresswell and Carey control
the nomination Of delegates.
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kilograms in Brief.

WASHINGTON, May THE House, by q
vote OF "a To II, In committe, adopted the
amendment 70 strike out the provis0 for
the curtsilment or discoutinuance Of the
Star service on Star mail routes upon which
increased compensation for increased ex.
petition beyond 80 per cent. OF the original
contract price has been allowed during
1879-8O
CHICAGO, May IA special to the Inter
Ocean says Ii is statef 1T tho Post Office
Departments that there has never been q
time In the history Of the governments when
so many new Post-Od5ces were being estab.
l.shed. There 10 also . largely increased
volume OF postal bushes all over the coun-
try. particularly In the West.
SPRIEGFIELD, Ill, May IA bill OF S15
with $25 interest for the horse used BY
Grant ct the opening OF tho war vas pre-.
sented to the General this morning, VINO
quietly paid Il. One man offered to pay
1t IL Grant be not informed of It. but this
was not acceptable. The bill should have
been paid By the State when incurred.
CiTY OF MExcco. April pa fatal duel
took place ON the 9th between Seii0r Ire
mes Pas, editor Of the Pafrta and . mem
Der or Congress, and Sefior Santiago Sierra,
editor OF La Libertad and Secretary u the
Senate. Tho latter was killed on tho spot.
senior Psz ami the seconds were arrested,
but those who arc members Of Congress
were released, not being liable TO arrest dur
ing the session. The others were impris-
oned.
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Sarcastic on s heridan

NEW YORK, May 5.-Tne World says:
General Sheridan stated &C General War
ren's Court Of Inquiry on Governors Is.
land yesterday that on the Oregon frontier
he had marched infantry at the rate OF five
miles an hour for twelve continuous hours.
This was by way Of showing that Warren.
At the battle OF Five Forks, fell short Of
doing bis duty In marching ak miles over
an exceedingly muddy ranch on dark
night. The World thinks that the Oregon
walk was "go as you pleasen affair, and
iutimates that IL Shsridsn's ride were sub
jected to the same searching cross-exani.
nation that Sheridsn's walk elected yester-
dav it would not rest upon much better
foundation.
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The Contest In Chicago.

CHICAGO, MAY THE Republican pri.
maries tomorrow are exciting the greatest
interest. A gentleman familiar with city
elections for years declares he never knew
hotter campaign, even in the general
elections. The partisans Of Grant, Blaine
and Washburne are exhibiting the greatest
activity. and every means known to politi-
Cal ward workers will be employed on both
sides to WIN. 1t Is stated tonight that the
Blaine and Washburne men have united in
agreeing that whichever man develops the
most strength at the Convention on Mon
day shall receive the support Of the other.
Both sides urge the importance Of their
supporters turning out strong, stating that
National Convention. and from the close
ness in strength Of the candidates that the
Cook county delegation Of % really decides
WHO the next Presidential nominee shall
be. 1t Is stated to night that not a hard
voting Democrat in the city will be unem-
ployed tomorrow. Ii is we'll known that
voters of this class are seen flying about
the headquarters Of both factions to-day.
The Grant men claim the Third, Fifth,
sixth, Seventh. Eighth, Tenth aud Twelfth
wards and Hyde Park, the probabilities be-
ing that they are right. Blame and Wash
burne say they are sure Of the First, Sec
ond, Fourth, Eleventh, Fiftet nth, seven
tenth and Eighteenth wards, with the same
probability, while both the Grant and anti
Grant men claim Without good grounds
other wards and Commissioner districts,
leaving over one-third 10 dispute.
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steamship AM .r;c,n Fo,na.r.,

LONDON, May S.-The Union Steamshiu
Comrany's mail steamer, American. fro,,,
Caps Of Good Hope for Southampto foun.
deTed close 70 the equator on April 2s,h.
After the breaking of the shaft tho mas.
tengers and crew took to the b0ats Th-ss
OF the boats, containing 81 persons havs
oeen picked up and the passenaers iandsd
q Madeira The Ave remaiuinv MAJ.
when laet seen wers work inc "a a. !.
Palmer, Libsri.. with line weather.
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DEADwooD. May 11.-An explosion Of
five boxes, nearly one hundred pounds. OF
giant powder, occurred ct the blacksmith
shop OF the High Lode mine, Central City,
this morning. instantly killing Samuel
Kenble, foreman OF the mine, and Joseph
1'ruebell and Jonas Gilmore. employees.
The bodies were most fearfully torn to
pieces. The country for an area Of Q mile
square was strewn with fragments OF d-sh
aud ruins OF the shop. Kemble and Gil
more hail from Janesville, Wisconsin.
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congugai Affection.

HARTFORD. Conn.,, May 1l.-Edwiu
Hoyt, under sentence Of death, ~as inform
I'd this morning by the Sheriff that the
Governor refused TO interfere, and be
would be hanged tomorrow. tie said be
did not believe the Governor declined the
grant Of rsprieve it was all newspaper
talk. Hoyt's wife visited him yesterday
aud when leaving asked the jailer TO show
her the preparations for the execution. Sne
was taken To the enclosure where the hang
ing will take place aud remarked: II an
glad he is to be hung would like TO see
him hanged now"
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NEW YORK, May l0-The Herald esti.
mates that the delegates 20 far elected "a
Chicago win stand about ~ follows Ex.
President Grant, 255, Blaine $40, Sherman
90, Edmunds 81 and Washburne Is. The
OK. President 10 barely Al votes ahead Of
Blaine, and very fer shortsof ; majority Of
tho delegates chosen. He - more likely
to lose than 10 gain In the dsIsgstss yet u
- chosen. ~
I Tide Bsn says Blaine was Il the Fifth
;Atspus Hotel ssysstsriay. He received
many visitors and kaetn eernest consnlta.
tion with leading Republican politicians
lie opinion rs frsely sxprpsaed that the
Grant boon had been e6sctnAlly weakened,
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A Chance for a Better Miuine law

WASHINGTON. May 6.-Thsrs was an
important meeting Ut Western m-mb ers at
the house of Senator Jones tonight to
discuss substitute for the public lands
commissioner mining bill. Senator
Jones and Mr.. Dsagett, Of Nevada,
Campbell Of Arizona, Maginnis OF Mon
tana, Belioid Of Colorado and Berry of
California, we're present. A bill was pro-
posed and will be offered in the Honse
Tomorrow, IL opportunity allows, it being
entirely satisfactory to the Western mem
burs.
WARRINGTON, May THE mineral
land bill agreed upon ~ the meeting of
the Pacific coast delegation last eight
was introduced in the House to-day by
Bedford and referred to the Committee
on Mines and Mining. There 10 not much
prospect Of its obtaining final action at
the hands of either House uf Congress at
this session. but there il good reason TO be-
lieve that no other proposition affecting the
mining interests can be passed In psafeScnce
to this measure. In fact. II it be defeated /,
the whole work of the public land commis-
sion. not only concerning mineral lands. bnt
other clAsses, will probably share tho same
fafo
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CUSTER COUNTY.

Capt. John Smi n has The past week planted about
1000 bushels of potatoes his ranch near town.
A dispatch from Desdwood, dated April 9th. says
tn $50 head OF horses stosn from Defenbach
Bros, and that the thieves have started in this direc
ton.
The three scouts, Campbell, LeForgey ard sbober,
on their return from Saltwater to Custer. arrived at
this place last evening bring of fight between
seven Crows and eight sioux, which occurred about
midnight of the 2lst the Crow Indian reservation,
eight mi es southwest IRON Young's Point In which
one Sioux and two Crows were killed. The scalp of
the dead hostile was taken to the camp of Ball More,
only fonr or five miles south from the scene of the
conflict, on the Hockey, over wntch they had pow
WOW The left hand of the slain Indian was severed
from the arm and taken to Crazy Heads camp at the
mouth of the Saltwater which served occasion
for war dance. The hosties we're ON foot and evil
d.nfi 10 frvin IA, alta nj NJ.
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= To steal Crow ponies.
MISSOULA COUNTY.
Missoulian. .....

Jack Berry, who has been out on the Mullan road
cutting telegraph poles, came back Wednesday night
He says they found all the roleJ they needed.
John Brannon, John BaDey and Mr.. whaley came
in from Washington Territory Ua Pen dOreille Lake
and Horse Plains, Oh Wednesday night. ..t'
The Aissonliaa Of the 7th ntai1s compilation
of the game laws Of Montana, published by the Rod
and Gun Club.
John Lancaster and sons viii put IN 1875 acres OF
grain this year. -
The Indians around town are insolent to nigh:
travellers ON the bridge stopping them and demanding
whisky. The Indians about stevensvie have all the
fre-water they mt
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A DOUBLE DEATH.
Ysllnwstnne Journal 1sf

Two Men Shot and Instantly Killed
With Revolver.
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TERRITORIAL.
MADISON COUNTY.

Mndsonirn.
It Is said there are 100 cars Montana freight side
tracked the railroad.
Passengers from the south report great difficulty In
crossing the divide with the account OF the
mud, the track being kept afoat In some places by
plec, of plank laid under the rails.
DEER Lodge has Prospecting Association. Viz
gina and, indeed, every town in Montana, ought to
have a thorough going organization of this kind.
With careful management and .udcious labor. great
results IN the finding and development of miues
might be accomplished.
The public schools Of this district closed the term
yesterday. Miss Bessie Bartlett will open term OF
ssh ct schaol.
Mile Christine the double headed marvel, gave an
exhibition MAY 7th.
MEAGHER COUNTY.
Hnsnandman.
Major Parker, In command of 80 men. all the avail.
able soldiers that could be had at Fort Logan went
down the Mnsselshe last week. He designs estab-
fishing camp Martinsdalr IN that vicinity, near
the mail route. aud will send out scouting parties in
the upper Sweet Grass, Musselshei and Judith val
legs.
Smith river farmers are busily engaged IN turning
the soil and putting in grain.
Confederate's enterpdsing miner, Mr. James King,
arrived from Chicago few Gays since. He has a
ARE Oh Hlth tmpIONu hhu eApcCls 10 hNe nis
mammoth iume ready by the time the water starts.
There are forty or dfty lodges of BIoods eneamped
in the Musselshell valley not far below the mouth of
the American 70 k IL is believed their presence there
adds nothing to the safety of the horsenesh In the
country.
The parents of Lieut.. Lodsr have been presented
with handsome sword by the citizens of Smith
river.
BEAvERHEAD COUNTY
Atlantis.
Fifty lodges of Bannacks were camped at Watson
May 4th.
Dr. Leavitt a few days since removed the eye OF
Randall II. Kemp, who had it injured by piece OF
iron at the Belmont mill.
Every day the stsges coaches and private convey
bring in from the south about twenty new pill
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cHOTEAU COUNTY.
From the Racnrd


On Tuesday about 10 y. IN. Mrs. Jennie Lloyd,
who was under arrest Indictment for arson, at
tempted suicide by shouting herself In the breast with
a revolver r.-.. f..
wedding In high l'fe took place on the evening
OF May LIST Mr.. Isaac Ellis led TO the altar Mrs
Mary. formerly NJ dam Cab0ose, of the Backfoot
Nation One of the novel textures OF the affair was
that the wedding ceremony was performed under the
canopy of heaven, and witnessed by more than the
usual number Oh invited guests. The groom was ably
supported by Deacon David oge who delivered In the
natural tongue OF the bushng bride fiery grafton.
accompanied by the most appropriate signs and ges-
lures. An eye witness states that the brd was most
becamingy arrayed in pair of new cotton stockings
bought for the occasion.
The steamer Rosebud. the first boat of the season.
arrived at pa. m. last Thursday. The Butte arrived
Friday. #-
District Court Is In session at Benton
Col, Donnely Is In receipt of an U. s. assay from
average top rock from the DonneiIy lode In Bark e.
mining dis net. The rock assays SIS In gold and 70
ounces In silver -.-.#F ...-s# I...
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GiLLATIN COUNTY.

AVHnt COURIER.
The telegraph Office until recently at Cages station,
on the Yellowstone, mas been moved to tho lower
crossing of Shields river.
Bozeman Is having heavy rains has received an
elegant consignment of trees from the Geneva
Nursery. and CRAPS vines and rosebushes from Leb-
cher and Ringer.
Ed Quinn. well known in Bozeman and vicinity,
died Jnst previous to Mr. Fridiuys departure. sup
posed to be from the effects OF heating he had re-
ceived some days previous in personal quarrel az
gravated by gun shot wound received a few wears
since on the Yellowstone
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SOUTHERN DEER LODGE.

Frontier Index.
Rev J. r. Russel left for visit to the East Tues
day. He will attend the Presby terrain General Asse
bly,, soon to convene at Madison, Wisconsin.
Harry D'Acheul lie erecting handsome residence
on the West Side
At the election of officers last Monday. II. G. Vail.
ton was elected Mayor, and Nell Lowry. L. W. Fos-
ter, c. Freyschac and Mr.. Gamer, Aldermen. The
election passed off quietly and m the evening a free
ball given in honor Of the occasion.
A great many miners of Butte are preparing to 60
t. the Boulder. Reports of new discoveries come In
daily and very hatterng. 1t ia said party has
been offered 500 coo for lead, another $1,000 and
80 on.
From the Miner.
. A theatrical troupe is said to be on the way from
the Terminus to Butte.
Kemper Bros yesterday brought to market from
their hot house the first garden vegetables of the
son.
An inmate of the asylum named Hawley died at
that Institution on Monday
Professor Pierce Of the Colorado SHELTERS. at Den.
yer, Colorado, and mr.. Bell recently of Arizona are
In Butte taking look at The mines Of this section
Seven lett Butte yesterday To re infoIce the par
ty in posses SIGN of the Trout mine. o hers are ex
pcced to arrive at the of the excitement from
Glendale and Jefferson valley and 1t Is likely that
fewer than sixty men will he the ground in few
days. prepare TO defend 1t with their lives.
T. T. ker and assistants began yesterday the
vev Of the ground comprised IN the Lexington patent.
town site win be laid out and the present streets
and lots will be made conform the lines of sur
vey Surface rights will he disposed OF by Judge la
Wis to those who have possession of the lots and
willing to pay for them,
Mr. T. T. Baker, deputy mineral land surveyor has
ivalt th
directing him to proceed TO Lion City and make six
mineral surveys for the Hecla CO.. two OF lime lode
locations including mil sta, and four exclusive mill
site locations.
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LEWIS AND CLARKE COUNTY.


The Postmasser-Gencra l on the 9th ult ordered
the discontnuance OF the postoface at STERLING, In
the county OF Madison.
From Mr. Pill NJ. Saunders, Superintendent, who
was IN the city yesterday, we learn that on the 5f
Inst partial clean up made from go tons OF ore
tikrn from the Bonanza hicf mine ind run throuvt
the 20 stamp mill lately erected there The result O.
this 81 cleanup S33oi.a5, bein, an average Of
Sf2.2t for each ton of ore treated.
Herald.
II Is rumored that Miss LA sturgis and Lieut.
g lrlington are to he married.
A, II. Bealtie left the coach this morning for
Benton. aud frou, thence he goes to the States.
H. Flax, editor Of the Herald was a passenger
on the overland stage this morning. bound for tine
States. He win oe absent about sixty days.
L. u. Hershield Bro have received gold retort OF
the vaiae of $4,000, the product Of a run of ore
from the Belmont, Penobscot and whipporwill
mines.
COLI J. A. Wall has returned home
Weregrct TO announce the death Of c. w. Higley,
OF Boulder Valley. which occaed at the Sisters Hos
piiai In this city at o'clock p. May sih Deceased
went TO the hospital the previous evening. but was
not considered dangerously III. In the mornin he
was walking about h.s room, but complained OF feel
Ing badly and told one OF hi, companions that he
was very sick He went to bed again and continued
70 grow worse unit O'Clock when he expired
Morning Capital
II = stated that the Utah and Northern trains
leave 0gdcn daily With fous or ave coacnes loaded
with new romeTs 10 Montana II Ii believed that our
population will increase this wear At least 25U0O
4 y currently fepurted that Mrs. Kennedy oil Park
CIV ess inllsn heir 70 t7o0o BY the dssth u ro-
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THE Storey county Republican Gen.
tral Committee haze assessed candidates
on The County Ticket as follows: Sher.
ID. $500; Clerk, 500; Treasurer. 500;
Assessor. 500; Recorder. 800; Dis
trict Attorney. 500; State Senators.
$2u0; Assemblymen, 500.
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Gov. ST. JOHN OF Kansas, has issued
a requisition for the Bender family. 1t
is not known on what State the requisi-
ton is made. but tho Governor declares
his belief that no mistake has been
made this time. and hat the Benders
have really been found.
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PETER SCHUITLER'S WAGONS !

Besides the above We have the largest stock
Of Dry Goods. Clothing and General Acrehan-
disc In Eastern Nevada.
u. REISHART & CO.
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sAn RAAna5e1 ,IOug0aAls.
WsA...A.s soea.A-A l~e

to-
TO-DAJS DtOek DaleA
ESQ Ophir. sx s,<
Sl5 Nsxiea1, S% etS
Jas Gould 4 C0gTy, * 0oO
IS Best 4 BelehsT. e1S 81
. 80 Califofnia, 905c
$50 Savage, ~ l00e
100 Con. Virgins, 2o0e
3O0 ChollaR. 270s
50 Point, AZ
3SS Hale and NorerosS. k3oe AZ
$40 Point. 1850 lSOe
40 Jacket, 435e Ii0s
40 Imperial, SOC 9Se
80 Kentuek.
40 Belcher, 81 32oe
20 Conndenes. 4 soc
40 Sierra Nevada, 10
$40 Utah. 81 So
3S5 Bullion. l65e 1900
$50 Exchequer. l3oc
$50 Justice, Csc
oO5 Union l5Z 16H
2S9 Alta, 3ioc 3o5e
300 Julia. Sc $50
240 Caledonia, 25e
100 Silver Hill. zoe
100 New York. 2oc
201 Lady Washington, Sc &c
900 Andes, l45e l3oc
500 Ward. lH
ass Scorpion. l6Oe TX
100 Benton. ll5c
$50 Con Dorado, 25e
80 Aackey. zoe
$50 Grand Prize. 205c
1850 Navajo. 60c
s Independence. 75e
800 Tuscarora, SOC
800 n. Belle Isle, 35e
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Y~esterdAy's A~Iteraoon Bsard.
SO Eureka Con-, l6Z
20 Jackson. 90c
300 Belmont, l0c
20 Syndicate. Soc
30 Jupiter, 40c
40 Wales, ~
$50 Bodie, AZ 455c
so Tioga. SOC
800 McClinton, zoe
160 MONDAY. ~
As Mono. lT
$50 Beehtel. lG0c 1900
80 Tip Top.
20 Silver King, 10
200 Albion, 35c
800 Diablo, 8
l55 z. Mount Diablo, $50
500 Goodshav, 4Oc 35c
100 Queen Bee. l0c
$50 AddeDdn. SOC
100 Double Standard, l5c
go Mammoth, SOC
$50 Mount Potosi, zoe 25c
40 Columbus, 36Oc 81
t70 Orc. |
40 White. s0c!75c