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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-05
OFFICIAL MINING LETTERS.

Tho following letters. under the dates
siyeu, have been sent from the Comstock
to the principal Offices Of tho various COM
panies 10 San Francisco:
Uuios Cesseltdased.
VIRGINIA CrrY. Jan. 8, $780, Robert
Nsreood. Prssident: On our 1000 level the
Ioint Mexican crosscut on our southern
boundary has been extended II feet- total
length. AS feet from the main north drift
and continues In . soft vein matter. Tho
Joint Union Consolidated winze has been
sunk and timbsred II feet, through . soft
birdseye porphyry with clay seams, max.
ing q total depth Of 265 feet. and leaving
IS feet to sink before reaching our $500 level
aud connecting with the drift being run
south from the Union shaft on that level
by ourselves and the drift being run
north from the Ophir incline BY the Ophir
and Mexican companies. On u $500
level tSierra Nevada 2200) our main south
drift has been advanced IS feet, making .
total distance OF 4s5 feet south Of the
Union shaft. and leaving II feet to run be-
fore connecting with the Joint Mexican
winze being run from the 1000 level. The
material passed through 10 . soft birdseye
porphyry, carrying some quartz giving
low assays. On our 2iO0 level wo are eI.
tending our sill floors to tho south and
east and to the Sierra Nevada line on the
north. We expect 10 resume work In the
east drift BY Wednesday next. This drift
will DO continued on . course 10 degrees
south Of east to Q point $50 feet east OF the
Union shaft, and from thence Q winzo Will
DO started down to our $500 level. The
ventilation in all parts Of our miue 10 eI.
cellent. and we arc extracting the usual
amount Of good milling ore from our 24OO
slopes. which look well. aud making pre-.
partitions to commence the extraction OF
ore from our $500 slopes. Tho Brunswick
and Morgan mills are engaged In reducing
the ore. Work In the Union shaft on the
several bob and tank stations Is progress
ing we'll, and also the work Of placing the
large pumping engine in position on the
surface. W. II. PATTON. Supt.
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Julia Consolidated.

VIRGINIA Crrr. Jan. 8. lss0.-He~y A.
CAari,., Sseretary: The new balance bob for
the 1900 level was In place and completed
last Sunday night. During the past week
several Of the balance bob connections ct
the other stations have had . thorough
overhauling and put in excellent condi.
ton. Yesterday at 8 p. n. the main pump
resumed working. At no time has 1t ran
smoother or performed better work than
nj present. Our southwest crosscut has
been cleaned and repaired to within q iew
feet Of the face. The heat at this point 10
oppressive but gradually cooling down,
and the fow Of water from the face has
slightly decreased. Resumption Of opera
tious in the Vino took place last night.
and today We are bailing the accumulated
water. which 10 found to DO Gu feet in
depth on the slope. The donkey pumps
and machinery are all In . fair running
condition, and . heavy current Of air passes
through tho 1900 level from the Julia 70
HrSRY BAwpEN, Supt.
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Gould q Curry.

VIRGINIA CIrY, Jan. 4. 1880. x.
Durbro,e. Secretary: The joint east drift on
our 100 level has been advanced "a feet
through vein porphyry. Nothing has been
done in this drift since Wednesday, ~,
owing to the near approach Of the north
header Of the Sutro tunnel, II wa deemed
unsafe to continue the work until after
the drifts were connected. The connec-
ton was made at DON to-day at . point
1910 feet east Of the Bonner shaft. There
Is . strong current Of hot air through our
drift, which. however, will not interfere
with the work. We are making some re-
pairs in the south shaft from the seventh
station down. The joint @. i C.. and b.
L B. shaft was sunk and timbered 20 feet
during the week; total depth, 844 feet.
Good progress 10 made In %sIcayating the
bob pit. All machinery at the shaft IL In
good condition and working we'll.
II. H. PISoYER, supt.
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VIRGINIA CRY. January s, 1850. Z.
Weller. President. On our $500 level the
main north drift has been advanced AZ feet,
making . total distance Of 32l feet from
our south line. The face OF this drift 10
now in quartz giving low assays. The
Joint 0phir west crosscut on our southern
boundary has been extended 70 feet,
through . soft vein porphyry carrying low
grade quartz and some water. and 10 now
26i feet from tho main north drift. On
our 1000 level the joint Union Consolidated
west crosscut on our northern boundary
has been advanced II feet-total length,
AS feet from the main north drift-and
continues In soft vein matter. The joint
Union Consolidated Wine has been sunk
and timbered II feet-total depth, 26S feet
the material passed through being soft
birdseye porphyry, with clay seams. We
have now IS feet to sink before reaching
our $500 level. at which point connection
will be made with the drift being run south
from the Union shaft by the Union Con-
solidatsd Company and the drift being run
north from the 0phir incline by the ophir
Company and ourselves.
W. q. PATTON. supt.
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Saturday nigh. tn. California Mining

Saturday night the California Mining
Company shipped bullion to the value
Of sos, 4s3 80; the Union Consolidated
S43, 435 81; the Ophir Company $27,.
ga 81, and the Consolidated Virginia
Company $27, $3.50 81, making . total Of
$2O3, $3.50 SO. This il beginning TO look
. little like old times.
At the last regular meeting Of Olive
Branch, No. 10, /. o. o. F., the follow.
ing officers were elected for the new
term commencing January l: 0. 0. Am.
bur, N. G.; James 8. Tisdale, N. g.; W.
II. virdsn, Recording Secretary; Henry
F. Chrichton, Treasurer.
Mills Van wsgsnsn. formerly Of Gold
Hill but more recently Of Silver City,
New Mexico, was Saturday evening cho.
sen Principal Of the Silver City schools,
and left last evening for Lyon county to
enter upon the discharge Of bis duties.
Il almost pays for some people to DO
unfortunate. The miners Of the ophir,
Saturday, contributed nearly $500 for
the assistance OF Billy Ferguson, pump
man Of that mine, who had his leg bro
ken . short time since while ooasting.
The Silver Hill has levied an asssss'
msnt Of 80 cents per share. delinquent
February g. See advertisement In an.
okhsv colnmn
Marx Brown. Jr., pleaded not guilty.
10 the charge Of jail breaking today and
the case was set for trial February 2.
For connection bstwssn sutro tunnel
and Gould 1 Curry ~ Letter,
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The Chollar ives. drift on the 2400
level from the GINS. shaft Is justly
entitled to the a~ppellstion Of Lightning
Drift" Il made 800 feet in % days, an
average Of 1lh feet per day.
Two mills are now running on Union
Consolidated ors-ths Brunswick and
The Morgan. They viii soon begin sto-
Ding out ore on the 2200 level Of the
mine.
The Dscsmbsr payrolls Of the ophir.
Mexican and Union Consolidated
.meun.sd to $50. 9s3 IS; OF the Alta,
Benton and Lady Warrington to $780,
40.
The 10Th instant 10 the last day for
psyine Virginia taxes without costs.
Atm that date persecution will begin.
In he Bslchsr they ere now following
up ths drill hols In ths east crossout On
% s7so lsvsi.
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Uuion shan.

VIRGINIA CTR, Jan. 8. 18S0.-6eorgs G.
Pratt, Secretary: The timbering OF bob
station No. q IL completed. and the bob
will DO placed In position during the COM
ing week. The work Of excavating bob
station No. o and tank stations Nos. 4 and
8 Is making good progress. We are en-
gagged in enlargins and retimbering the
drain tunnel which cuts our shaft ct Q
point It's feet below the surface. This
tunnel will DO used 10 assist In tho venti.
lstion Of the shaft and to convey tho on
densing water from the cooling pond to
tho condenser Of the pumping engine. We
still find II necessary to keep . large force
Of men employed to case the shaft below
the 1000 level. The whole Of the large
pumping engine Ii now on the ground,
and the work Of putting In position 10 pro-
crossing rapidly.
THoNAs Il. ROONEY, supt.
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Uavags.

vnonuA CrrY. Jan. 5. 1859. b.
Ho,mes. Sscrsfary' During the past weak
we have repaired and retimbersd the drift
leading from the 10th station to the hale
a Norcross line. . distance Of rs feet; total
distance repaired and retimbered. 1875 feat;
hsyo connected o main and donkey
pumps with tank drift and commenced
lowering the water In the incline from
the 2200 to the $500 level. The dow
Of water into the incline 10 light, much
less than We expected ; have placed new
guides In the south shaft from the 800 10
the 1900 level. and on Friday last started
drift from o..N..S. shaft. 1900 level. for
our incline and have extended the station
started by the Combustion people for said
drift the full size . distance Of 10 feet;
total length OF station. 20 feet. Machinery
In good working order.
JOHN p. KxLLxr. supt.
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Utah.

VIRGINIA Crrr, Jan. 8, ls79.-Gsorgs G.
Pratt. Secretary: During the past week all
work about the mine has made fair pro-
gress. The main incline has attained Q
depth Of 100 feet below the 1850 level, on
the slope, 1t having been sunk and tim.
bered l6 feet since date Of last report.
Owing to some repairs to machinery be.
coming necessary sinking was stopped for
two days. There Is no material change In
the bottom since last report, except that
we have q little moro quartz than usual.
The station at the l7S0 level has been COM
pleted. and w have commenced excayat-
Ing for . chute, which will DO flushed by
Tuesday next, when q south lateral drift
will DO started. We expect also to start q
crosscut ct this point soon.
W. B. suKfPERD, supt.
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A R~RvRLArroN BURsT

Upon the public press and medical profession.
when. over twenty-five yssrs ago. that grand
result Of medical research and synthstie skill.
Hoststtsr's stomach Bitters. was given 70 the
world. Boon aftsr 10 had BEEN started on ~
curative mission 10 was diseovsred ina ~
botanic properties far surpassed tnose OF Lne
spproysd mineral remedies OF the day. Not
ths least among the good Consequences Of 10
general uss has besn % disaeuss mems minds
n many absurd medical fallsciss, and 10
demonstrate the superiority Of vegetable rem.
vsrs. dyspepsIs, chronic constipation, Q ten.
dsncy 70 kidney and bladder ailments and
rhsumatism, and 10 OF the greatest value In
csses Of bodily troubls sriang from weakness.
Ola people are greatly aided By Il, and it 10
hiehiy ssrviesabls 10 convalesceats snd ladies'
m delicate health. II II, moreover, Q useful
medicine % take with q on long Journeys,
and eountsrscts the elects Of mental sxhaas-
tion.
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srooR ssronr.
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sss ophlr. "a. 2lk
66s Mexican, 2lt
go Gould 4 Curry. z. 81. 81
ass Bee, 4 Bslohsf. isS. II. IN. IAN.
IAN, l4a. Is bS
$50 California. 4 40. 4 so. ~
$50 Savage. ~. IN
40 Con. Virginia. 4 80, ~
<io chollar. ~. ~
AIS Potosi. A.. 4 Is
40 Hale 4 Noreross. 3, ~
SIS Grown Point. 4. 4 oS
sOs Ysilsw Jacket IN. lin. Nt
1885 Imperial. 6oc, Sc. Sc
20 Kentuok.
80 Alpha. Nv
245 Utah. l2t. l2k
n 8 Bslehsr. ,.5k. 81. 6. 81
1856 Confidence. .. 81. al
695 jisfrs Nevada, Is, 24k, IAN
l065 Bullion, g. 30. IS.
$40 kxchequsr. ~. 3 20. 8 eS. 5 90
420 0verman. 81, 81. SS,6
$50 Justice. q GO. AZ
ESQ Union Gen.. 46s. 40. 45k. 45k
765 Alta. 4. 1 10, A., ~, 44O&4 40
800 Lady Bryan. 2Sc. l5c. 400
$40 Julia. 2 60. 2 IS, AZ
SIS Caledonia. I GO. I IS
795 Silver Hill. 500. $50
1850 Challenge. 2. 2 10. 2 0S
$50 Dardanellss, 500
1000 New York. 40c. $50. 500
2T0 Occidental. IL. I 20. 1 Is
q" .Sdy Warrington Con-. 75c. SOC, Csc
5is Andes. 1, soc, $50
100 wells-Fargo. loo
so Ward. I 30
l0t5 Scorpion. 81. 4. 10, 40. 80.
50
200 Levisthan. 500
1850 Benton Con-. 2 80. 2 so. ~. 2 IS
HOO Golden Gate. ma
ll4o North BONANZA. 75c, 500
1900 Con. Dorado. IN, I 20. I 10
1880 Flowsry. 200
500 MAckay. loo
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nou.rNorcro...s.v.r. shan.

VIRGINIA CrrY. Jan. 8. 1884. x. n
Harmon, President: During the week end.
ing this date drift west on the 2400 level
has been advanced 10l feet, making the
total length from shaft S6s feet. Twenty
eight days ago We began work on this drift
and since then S22 feet have been made,
giving an average Of l1k feet per day.
The size Of the drift 10 nine feet wide BY
eight feet six inches high, afording ample
room for double tracks and abundant
space for ventilation when connection 10
made with the Norcross winze, which that
company IL now sinking to meet this drift.
The material passed through has been por-
phyry. Scarcely any water encountered.
At this writing the face Of the drift 10 dry.
There remain 400 feet to run to unite rs
with tho winze from the Norcross and
about that distance 10 intersect the ore
section. Isaac L. hrQuA, Supt.
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CAliArnIA

VIRGINIA Orr, Jan. 8, 1850. p.
Gordon. Secretary: During the past week
We have extracted 1375 tons Of ore. On
the 1850 level We are still engaged In
Stopping out ore from the north ore body,
The raise from crosscut No. 8 10 now up
la feet or the slope. This raise will be
connected with the 1859 level some time
during the coming week. This will form
adirect connection with the Consolidated
Virginia shaft and materially improve the
ventilation Of this portion Of the mine.
On the 2250 level the north drift has been
extended Is feet and continues In . vein
formation carrying quartz giving low
assays. At the Cd O. shaft all machinery
continues to work we'll,
W. b. PATTON, supt.
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X. or r. Instaliasies.

At . regular meeting Of Triumph
Lodge. No. II, Knights Of Pythias, held
on Saturday evening last. District Dep.
uty Grand Chancellor VIM. p. Bawdsn,
assisted by the Grand Officers, installed
the following officers in their respective
chairs for the ensuing year +: Past Chan.
c%ellor, w. MN. Johnson; Chancellor
Commander. Il. n. Monk; Vice. Chan.
cellor. Allen McSweyn; Prelats. ]. II.
Mcfarland; Master Of EIchsquer, Mar
shall Hatch; Master Of Finance. BENZ.
Drummond; Keeper Of Records and
Seals. P. H. Muloaby; Master at Arms,
F. E. Frelaing: Inner Guard. II. Beagle.
hole; Outer Guard, @. @. Davis.
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Ward.

VIRGINIA Orr, Jan. 8, l880.-Jaeob
.Stadtfsid. Jr., Secretary: For week ending
this date the shaft has been sunk and tim
bered IS fset-total depth, 1870 feet-snd
everything connected Herewith 10 In ex-
cellent condition to the very bottom. The
dow Of water remains a. stated In our last
report, 1856 900 gallons per ~ hours, 5000
Of which 10 caught up by tho stationary
tank, from thence hoisted TO the surface,
In no way interfering with the miners at
work on the bottom. The present lorna.
tion remains favorable for rapid sinking.
In consequence Of tho great heat escaping
from the Julia, repairs on the north drift
advance slowly.
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silver Hill.

SILVER HILL NINE. Jan. s. lss0.-W.
8. Dean, Secretary: During the past week
the 1900 east crosscut has been extended
40 feet through birdseye porphyry and
hns ledge matter. We have ordered Q Ba.
ksr blower. which will be here about the
10th Of next month. The Ophir Compa-
ny have . new one, not In use, which they
let rs have Immediately and take ours
whom II comes. This accommodation will
give us . good supply Of fresh air In Q few
days. n. O. HILLrER, Supt.
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Consolidated Imperial.

doLp HILL, Jan. 4. 1880. X. p.
Harmon, President: For the week ending
this date we have made the following pro-
gress at the mine: Our south winze has
been sunk and timbered a. feet, making
total length Of same to date SIS feet on the
slops below the 2600 level. Our north
drift, Alpha 1900 level, has been extended
% feet. making total length Of Same TO
date 25s feet. Everything In and about
the mine 10 moving along satisfactorily.
A. @. HAMILTON, Sup't.
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HENRY BAwpEs, supt.
Norsh Bousus. and PIswsry.

VIRGINIA CrrY, Jan. s, 1880.-K. W.
.Stsi.on, Secretary: During the past week
the usual work has been done on the 400
and coo levels, the 400 showing quite an
Improvement. On GOO the crosscut has
but lust reached the east clay. Since tho
first Of the month the working force has
been greatly reduced, and until the times
improve only . sufficient force OF men
win be kept on To run the pumps, and two
or three drifts on the GOO level.
D. H. JACKSON, 6upt.
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Mining Locations.

Notices Of mining locations have beer
fled with the County Recorder, as fol-
low:
By W. ". Corysll and Thos. Gracsy,
1900 feet, o relocation Of the Badge
(Badgsri). Nevada Mining District,
Storey county, and all water that may
dow therefrom, the same having beer
located as the Silver Starr Lodge
(Lsdgs1), January /. 1876; to be nov
known al the Gretchen Lode and New
Savage.
By A. N. Bosssl, 1850 on the Mont.
Cristo ledge. Virginia District, ant
called the Last Chance.
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Co..elida.ed vlrGinIa.

svmoISIA Orr. Jan. s, 1850. W.
Har,a.. Secretary. Since date Of last re-
port we have hoisted ITO tons Of ore. we
are making preparations 10 resume york
on the $50 level. On vi 1850 level We
still continue to extract ore lying TO the
east Of the old Slopes. On the l7So level
the work Of repairing No. I Wine 10 com.
pleted. and We have commenced 10 extract
ore At that point. On the also level the
work Of charging the connection with the
Best L Belchsr WINE will b finished BY
Wednesday next. when We shall commence
an east crosscut jointly with the Best 4
Belcher Company. from the bottom OF the
WINE. At the Q. 4 O. shaft the maehin-
cry CONTINUES TO work well.
". n. PAyTsx. Supt.
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GOLD HILL, Jan. s, iss0.-Gsorgs W.
Beaver, Prssidsnt. Since last report We
have repaired the north drift, 1900 level,
and started . crosscut 665 feet north Of
winzs. Crosscut has been run 20 feet, and
work In II suspended for . few days, while
We are cutting drain TO carry water on this
level through TO the Belcher. At Forman
shaft we are making good progress putting
pumping engine In place and with the pit
work. CHAs. FoRMAs, Supt.
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VIRGINIA Crrr, Jan. 8, 1sso.-Josl =.
Lighnsr. Secretary: On the 1900 level the
south Wine has been sunk and timbsred
"a feet; total depth. Al feet. The donkey
hoist works we'll and the skeet for same
will be ready this week. The air conneo-
ton from 2l00 10 2200 levels through
north Wine has been made and the venti.
lation much improved. Our pumps are
working splendidly, making over 10000
strokes per day.
PHILIP DEIpEsHrrxxa, Supt.
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Fire this nsrnisg.

The residence Of Joseph Ticksll and
wife on the American Flat grade, about
opposite the Segregated Bslchsr works,
was entirely destroyed by fire about
1 O'Clock this morning. The bursting
Of q lamp IL assigned as the cause. In.
surancs $500. Very little OF the furni.
ture saved except the key. The key
hole was entirely destroyed. The house
was q one-story. Ave-room wooden
building, and passed away rapidly be-
fore water could be effectively applied.
Our Fire Department boys were actively
ON hand a. usual, however, and not.
w~ithstanding the state Of the streets had
their hose carriages at the fire and took
q squirt at it.
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COLD HILL. Jan. 8, 1s79.-Gsorge W.
Bearer, Prssid~t: During the past week
We have cut . drain 70 carry the water
from south drift 70 0verman Vino and
have extended south drift 20 feet; face OF
drift In vein porphyry. Good progress
has been made ct The Forman shaft with
the Dit work and placing pumping engine.
No work Il bsing done In tbs shaft except
CxAs. TosxAx, supt,
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neparsuv,s l>ss Eveut.C.

Z Issscs. J 7 Dewey. Geo Duffy. 20
Powers, J Holmes, K Reed. T winslow,
cOa Ogg. jas Duffy and wife. p Sheridan.
G @ Stevenson. T Turner. Mrs q Pope
and child. Mrs. O @ Murphy. CD Gregory
and wife. T J Jsssup. Miss Z Everett, ] b
Dsyls. jas W Orndorf and wife. L Z Saw
yer and wife. sA Chapman. Mrs Howe,
Mis- Sargent. Miss 9 A Harris. Mamie
Powers. Emma Connolly. &c Lennon.
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Relcher.

GoLD HILL, Jan. 8, 1sso.-Jams' Nec-
iands, President: The east drift from 5000
station Ii now In . distance Of sc feet, hav.
ing been run A feet during the week. The
face Of this drift 10 In very hard birdseye
porphyry. The last crosscut from south
drift on 2760 level Ia In 1SS feet, 80 feet
having been made during the week. There
10 no change in tho appearances Of the face
Of this crosscut. 1t 10 still In q mixture
Of quartz and porphyry. All other work
about the mine 10 going on satisfactorily
and our machinery 10 in good order.
W. H. SMITH, supt.
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A,,,v.l, Ye.serday Merning.

Wood. ] Msckay. + Fredsricks, s
Frame. r Brown. Z D shaw, Z A May
neld, D Il Birdsell. Jas Dufey and wife, L
sisbsnhauer. W + West. " A Harris, J A
Jones, A o Powers. Mrs. Potter. n Pat.
larson, Rev II " Read and wife, G z Whit
nsy. n Graham. Mrs Tost. Thos Flannery
and wife, o @ Mundsll. Miss X Connolly.
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Bullion.

GOLD HILL, Jan. 8, 1857 M. Bra.
rsH, Secretary : The incline winzs has been
sunk and timbersd . distance Of II feet
during the past week. making the total
depth from the 2l60 level $50 feet. The
formation consists Of the Same favorable
vein matter q heretofore mentioned.
E. A. SCHULTZ, Supt.
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Axs,y.,. snss nsr.i.g.

j Holmes. Hill. Z Lufkin. JL
Bright. n Churlich. CT Metcalf. E Nc
darvsy. T Smith. Miss J Mahan. Mrs L
williams. II @ Parker. n n A Mason. i
Coz, Mrs n G Ewing, J Kelly. Miss J Mad
isan. Miss DUFFY. Mary Larkin. Nrs MUIR
phy, + NAY.