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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-09
CAI,IEtDR MA.
The Flood in the Sacramento Valley.

SAN FR,NcIsco, February s. Dispatches
from points in the central and northern parts
of the State. say that the rain that began last
night is extending through the State. The
fall, so far. is not heavy. There will be no
danger Of further overflow, in the Sacramento
or San Joachim valleys. unless warm rains
fall Con the high Sierras in the Sacramento
valley. The water is falling, and the worst
is thought To be over. Accounts are coming
i'll of eases here and there in the overflow ed
section where people were drowned, and the
aggregate, when known. will be considerable.
No communication with the northern sea
COMMITTEES for two Xnlrs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-09
A Day OF Fasting aud Prayer.

At a meeting of the San Francisco minis
terial association this morning, it was re-
solved to observe February 9Th as a day OF
fasting and PRAYER and all the churches on
the coast are invited to unite in observance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-09
Railroad Accidents.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, February 8. The New
York Express over the Michigan Southern
and Lake Shore, due here Yesterday morning.
was thrown from the track near Striker.
Ind, by defective rail. Two sleepers
jumped the track and Union Pacific
directors car containing number of railroad
officials was pitched down an embanknent
ten feet high and completely wrecked. The
occupants were all badly bruised.
PRovIpEScE, r. l., February 3. An out
ward train from Hartford on the New York
and New England Railroad reached Coventry
when the connecting rod of the locomotive
broke. partially wreckng the boiler and cab.
Engineer McCarty was badly scalded, and
fireman Moriarty was knocked through the
cab to the ground. He was picked up IN
conscious, but will probably recover.
Trial for Murder.
The second trial Of W. A. Trotter, for
the murder of Claiborne Johnson, at
Petersburg Va, resulted in verdict of in
voluntary msnsIaughter, with a sentence OF
nine months in Jail and fine of $50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-09

Away back in November one of the Hal.
io~eil jewelers. informed officer Ira NJ. True
OF that city that some rascal had stolen a
valuable silver watch from his store. The
watch was marked
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-09
New York stock Market.
California Mining stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 8.
The following the closing official prices Of min.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-31
Speech Of Hon, E. q. Gillette.

Ia the House Of Representatives, on March
2od., in discussing the Senate Amendments
50 the Funding Bill, Hon. e, II. Gillette
laid:
Dir. epeaker: The National G .eenback
party u opposed to the reiundlns oil the
bonds about to mai ure, because tkere Ia no
necessity for Il, They can be paid, IS we
have repeatedly shown, more easily aud
almost as speedily as tbey Gan be refunded
We voted against this bill when it patssd
and can never upon spy pretext vote Tor the
issue Of = non-taxAb abs interest bearing bond.
But the question now is upon amendments
10 this bin msds in the Senate and Others
proposed here.
We vote for and againit these various
amendments apon their inertia. The great
Issue presented by any luIdipg bill, the only
"Hcusc for any such bill, is that the National
BaukS may be pe,petuated and allowed 10
tontiol the money OF the nation. The nth
section OF lhis, bill, designed 10 cartail their
power TO produce panic sbd disaster AZ ploas
ure, 10 lhe uraI proposition ever submitted by
any coEd nittee Of Congress which met with
thplr decfied Opposition. 1t has stirred up
the Iona n their dens, and now we hear them
growL Andrew Jackson said the asGks can
not be relied upon % ketp the Circulating
medium Uniform In amount.
Our party las warned the oouutry for
years that the 'ansnees, the business, the
dearest Interests Of the people, All rest upon
. maRsziGs penetrated vita electric wires
from 900 Nstionst baEkf which can al
pleasure 1il BE heavens with the sIekentng
wrecks Of American indqstrisS. We bAye
demanded On every stump that this arrogant
ihsolent monopoly which proposes, like the
old United States Bank, 10 role or ruin the
Republic, sbali be- abolished toi ever, and
have submitted many bilR 70 the II puse for
suppressed BY. the commit(ee'tb which il was
referred.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-31
RhO aOiunding Bill Passed aud Vetoed by
President HAYES.

President Hayes vetoed the BIZ
in q mtsSsgo remarkable for liz lubser-
yioncy TO the Will Ofthe Banking Association;
for tha real reason given Tor the SelO Is, that
the banks are opposed TO the bill becoming
= law. How far wrong arc we in saying hat
ths banks ara able 10 dictate legislatio, r
We give 10 his VI pOids bis reason for
the veto;
"Wbi'e IL r1y opinion u wonld be wise TO
authorize The Secretary Of Treasury In his
discretion 10 offer public honda bearing 81
per rent. inferred 70 aid Of reinndirg, I should
no. deem IL my duty to- lnterpose my CON
stltutIonAl objection, Il the present bin did
not contain 10 IFS hith fneiion provisions
which, in my judgment, sehously impair its
value and TEND 10 the destruction Of tho pref
snt Nalionsl Banking syatm Of The eountFy.p
Iie then reitest'e advantages ofihs Natlon-
i Bank syslem.-N Y. sentry,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-31
ON nsver b IdIs

or nevar.bo ldlo. no, rovor,
'ris R'fuihons habit You know
Do doing some useful Thing eSef,
Fainiling thy mission below.
on meyer put 90 tiIl tcrmofgoE,
Wpat you can d. now, 10 day;
'Tia btsless thus trouble 10 borrow,
Whcn there isA much better way.
Oil never be idle no, never.
Zach moment 10 precious improve,
Then always. y es always endehtor.
Tnyself a good wo rkmau TO prove;
Thhre'e prolt-thpTa's honor In labor
Tneu uo whatever ycu Gao,
lttot for yourself, for your neighbor,
And'you wilt feei.n.oro like a man.
on never pc idle, no, never.
While there is y w.nt 20 supply;
Les; the world should pronounce you a
t burden,
AM be truly glad when you die.
The | aiite Esther bath given,
A talent TO every mat;
Aud expects as q true honcst s~ervSnt,
He Will ndd TO Il all that he can.
OIL never be IDLE, no, never,
Nor sail with a misehisyous crew;
Lest you fall Ia tao wEy 81 temptation,
Aud do sCtneihing you ought not 10 do,
Never be crosa AID contrary,
A. we hpd miIy pettCho TO day,
Bus always be hopeful and CHERRY,
Fer this L 4 mach better way.
g. w. AxERs.
Roodhouse, H..
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-31
CAnD FROM nRRIA.

Tbe Undersigned wishes tG. call the Atten-
ton Of the citizens OF Richwoods Township
especially, TO a few lacls, ir Justice 70 him.
sell. and 10 disAbuie the minds of many
H. Is q regular graduate OF me1iclne and
surgery from one Of the best Medical Col
leges Of ST. Louis, as diplomas will show:
has prac.ised medicine and surgery In 'eleya-
tel and good society for years, with satisfac-
tory success, TO the afflicted generally; oc
cupies a popular position in medical .ocie,y:
and oHera hil services TO the usPRRJuLIcsp
and intelligent portion OF the community.
Tne low undermining raanDer Of q few
~alanderous LIARS to traduce, and by hlshood
70 iDjnre my business, causes ms by this
means, to notify my friends and The public.
not TO credit what they may HEAR, but 'and
out iis oRI6sE, end ascertain tho facts before
eondemning. /. speaks bal for any commu,
nifty to hsye ncdlers SO; themselves 10 work
against every profesaIohsl new come, into n
tni Without any csnse or proyeeation ARA y
themselves against him. because nrohahIv 81
does not believe as they do t~eligiouslv AID
politically l am no pArtisAn or politician
am no candidate for office OF any Kind
haa oeen n cor~respoadencs With part as
Tor sometime, IN regard TO this T6catiop: ana
anally came here believing IL 10 be 4 good
location Tor a regularly educated physIclen
having too large Q family Tor a civ
reiid nee; aud did dot expect to and al
enemy TO hyselt, or any one who would
interfere with The p~vsclIee, or threw an '
Obstacles in wav OF a well fhtendfdS AMI
thoroughly quail n sd physician, until AFTER
uyafii o, some people whole bulsne.s SCENE
TO pun down, not 10 eliyate "a ccmmunltv.
As TO qualifications for Tho practiGS Of he
proitsA'of, l would refer to my college
faculty, and The following we'll known citizen.
Of this community. Thos. Hensley, Poke
Jarrett, Thbs. FAncer, Wm. Bqrks.
T. O. Admire, Edwatd Burke, 4 Jno' r.
Arnold. Esqr., Cha. Martin, Aibsrt ArDdall
Marian L,ws,. Dink Baker, r.. e. !. mbaf.
Mslhew Madden, J ,bn Ferguson Esq,. Char.
MartiD, John II. 1honpson and mstv o,be,s
who can give lhelt opinions as beet quits
them sud | will abide their verdict.
he'psoIful y, y. w. WADE N. d.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-31

STANDARD or zHE RN0LIsa LANGUAGE -
Webster's' UnAbtidged Dictionary Is tom-
menddd The English World over for lts ex-
cellence. Wherever you End Englisb speak
ing people there you and Webster. Eusland
has produced nothing equal 70 Il, and in
America II ia The standard. The illustrations
are a marvel Tor acr1fsey-a AC 9asfy& ~
81 treat just to be able to look through it.
The now edition has 1923 pAgeF, S,0OO en-
cravings and four pages colorSd plates. Its
axle aud comprehensive dti!niiiobs Ara e
library In themselves---a tbesaurus OF I'M
bounded treasures.-oa IA Church Paper, New
Market, Va.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-31
TKuhrKE,A SALE.

where's By deed OF tfust dated tho 18th
day September. 1873, Levi w. AibcfIson oi
Miller county, Missouri, conveyed 20 James
Thompson, trustee, o. The county OF Miller,
and state OF Missouri, which said deed 10 re-
corded IN book "E'5 Of f~nortgagts at pags PA
ut records OF Miller county aforesaid the iol-
loving described property Io-6it; Toe south
east fourth Of the 'sOutbeAat quarter Of &c..
%, With oil improvements therein Including
Gyift MIL and Catdipk machine, ALEC the
north hali OF tho porthesst qusricr OF Ssc' 20,
and the North west fourth OF tho nerthwetl
quarter Of section 90, all In township 80, ot
range 10. containing one huadfsd ntd sixty
(lG0) acres more or less. Which caid convey
ance was made 90 secure the payment OF .
certain propissory note and whOress default
has been ahds in the payment OF ;sid note
Now, therefore, !, James Thompton, %trutteo,
as Aforesaid at the ftqaest bi tho legal holder
of said note, by virtue OF tho power 10 me
vested by SAID decd oil lFuat viii proceed 10
sell The property herein described on
Saturday 2Stl DAY Of April, 1881,
betwean the hours Of nine o'clock in The
forsuUon and i've o'clock IN tas sfsernCon
OF that day. nj the courthouse door 10 me
town 0i Tuscumbia IN the county OF NlteT,
Missouri, TO tho highest Bidder for cssh lu
hand 10 satisfy said note, Interest and costs
OF executing this trust.
Tits the 2Ith giay of February, 1891.
JANIS IitoMFsos, Trustee
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-31

Tho American Sentry, New York, recently
published a list OF sec true blue Greenback
papers in the United States. Weaver got
shout 3o6, 0t0 votes, wAtsh would show that
each paper made a thobsand converts, on an
average. There were about Thirty sliGreen
back papers in Missouri before the last eiec-
ton, though the number Is forty five row,
showing an increase of nine, and the vote
for Weaver, about SO, 900 shows that each
paper made q thousand converts. So with
al the States. Flnd the number Of Green
back papers published, multiply that by
1000 aud you will have the vote given for
Wea5e'. Put our papers into The hands OF
the people and we will overthrow The politi.
Claus and give you genuine representation
Tor the masses and OF the maasas aod by The
masses. lie, eYery man do his dnty,.ltt him
put lst one paper into new hands, 10 ray Its
visits woek by week and bot a few months
will ,how who is running this government.
Heed this to.dsy and sct'no.!F Yearly sub
atiptions taken now will expire during The
heat Of the campaign Of 1892 and win keep
the eyes Of the reader open so wide that no
politician can Flip up and raYish him OF hia
priceless vote.-Gf eenbaek newi.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-31

Pu5Iishe,f Every Thursday.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-31

SUBS tRIPTfoN:
Per Pear Ia Adcdnce, $500.
no, paid untn the expiration oI.hs year Si26
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-31

New South Wslss wants immigrants and
have voted 100000 for the travelling ezpsu'
ses Ct such rs will comp
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-31

Judge Boyle OF s.. Lopis grant d seven
divorces On Monday, atdH was nd a good
dsy for divorces either.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-31

PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
T. D. ROBINSON,
Attorney ~ Law,
Tuscumbia, Missouri.
[oHice at present In the Court Htu,c.l
Probate business, Collections, Pat'itiohing
Lands aud Quteting Titles y Speciality.
Have been Clerk OF tho County and Circuit
Courts tor IL years, am familiar With The
Records, heYe the only ABSTRACT OF
TITLES In the county. ChArgss reAsonubie.
x. q. SWALsM,
Attorney al Law,
Tukcumeia, Missouri.
lOflce In tho Court Uoase
Willspraotiee his profession Ia Miner and
adjoining countles.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-31

oFFIoE-oS CORNER wA1Rn AxD Hon
STsgErs.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-31

&72 a WEEK. sl2 = day at home easily
Sds c(sly oa'oJ Tree. Address, TAUE &
o. Auzulss, Maine.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-31

A.TULHE BsON 81 SONS
Editors, Peblishors and ProPristoFs.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-06-11

QUEBEC, June 10 Five lives are
known to have been lost. Three
bodies have already been recovered.
Those of Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy, of
lis Oliver street, and that of Marcis,
a joiner of Richelieu street. Mrs.
Geo. Lapperaire and two children
are missing. audit is believed, per-
ished in the flames. Subscriptions.
are being raised already. The loss
is estimated at half u million; In
surance S250,000 About six hun
dred houses were burned.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-06-11
A Horrible TrBgeuy.

LITTLE Rock, June 1O.-Partic.
ulurs OF u horrible tragedy near
Locksburg. LEVER county, Arkan.
sas have been received. A. Il. Hall,
q wealthy farmer, started to visit
friends in an adjoining county. He
was eccentric and, 1t was generally
reported, carried large sums of
money. Reaching Rolling Fork
Creek, he found it swollen to q
river in consequence of recent
rains, and he hired three negroes
to assist him across. While sppa.
rently making arrangements to
this end, they suddenly sprang
upon the unfortunate man and
felled him to the earth. Rifiing the
Victims pockets the assassins found
but thirty cents, and fncensed, 1t is
supposed, at not finding more, they
seized him by the throat and
choked him till life was extinct,
Then they tied stones to his corpse,
weighing 1t down, as they sup.
posed, sufficiently to carry it to the
bottom of the stream, and threw it
In. The body lodged In drift be.
low, where it WAS seen and recog-
nized by coIored man the
next day. The news was
rapidly spread and large body Of
white men soon gathered. Trace
of the murderers was struck, and
after few hours pursuit one of
the gang was caught, brought back
to the ford aud strung up. Before
dark his companions were found
secreted Ia the woods. they con-
fessed all and were taken sack to
the ford aud hung beside the other
Onp
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-06-11
0rasco ma Condition.

CHICAGO, June 10th.-Grascom
has finished twelve days Of bis fast,
and Ia in notably better condition
than was DR.. Tanner at that stage
Of his trial, being fat, ruddy and
good humored. His pulse Is 6io,
temperature, 90 4.5"; respiration,
Is; weight 1774. !.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-06-11
4 Dipsheria Epidemic.

LUDINGTON, Mich, June 10Th
A Diptheria epidemic has broke
out here. One hundred and twenty
children have died out of a popula.
ton of 4. ZOO. The schools have been
closed, and the police guard the
houses where cases are known to be
to prevent com munication.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-06-11
smethered BIZ smoking Lamp.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, June 10.-Rev.
Father d. +. Hagar (Catholic) and
brother were smothered to death
at Corcoran last night owing to all
imperfectly burning lamp In the
close room where they slept.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-06-11
3cvMs F0E bAllY HERALD;
0SANaELES WEEKLY hERALD

ispahlisheh every Saturday morning.
TERMS.
bus yep. ~ tusii or express, one copy. 88O0
PIX n,ootas, g " ~ g
Three " a." 81 90
AdvertiseDit nts inserted at reasonable
rates.
All Hiss,ss Oi XOb.W0rh dome TO
Com pete with San francisco VIZ
Prices style, aud Elegance OF Worylr
manahlD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-06-11

KANSAS City. June 10.-Folluw-
Ing 10 "a list of overland passengers
herce to night: L ID Adams, Lit
tie Rock, Ark /: J NJ. Kealen, Mem.
phis, Tenn; G A Rama, San Pedro,
Tex j Clark, no residence; G
Wetherell, Philadelphia.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-06-11
A Eus,a..s ne, 1, r..x;e.s

CORK, June $3.50 p. MA flu.
rious riot Is now in progress. Mag
istrate Stokes has been severely in
jured and three policemen badly
wounded. Mounted policemen
charged ths mob and several per-
sons were injured.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-06-11

The Riverside Worsted Mills, of
Providence, Il. L formerly lighted
their mills with gas nj an expense
of $20,S08 per year. They now use
about 100 electric lights. and have
every part of their mills better il.
Illuminated at AN expense of $4,000
per year.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-06-11

HOLLIsTER, Cal, June TO-
George Castro, Spaniard. was
waylaid recently about five miles
from the New Idria mine by three
Msskers. Two bullets entered his
tody and he rode back to the mine
Gang erously wounded. a party
went out iu search Of the outlaws
and found one Of them, named
CARVING BaieDZue!a. All fired on
him, giving him terrible dose of
lead. He is still alive, but cauuot
recover Castro will live.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-06-11
Negro Brute Hangsu.

MONTGOMERY, Ais, June TO-
A Negro who grossly assaulted =
little girl 81 Eufala, yestsrday
VA caught n Georgla 70 day and
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-06-11

CORK, June 10. During a trial
the Police station at Union Quay
was wrecked. The no! originated on
the race course where races were
progressing. Que civilian was
dangerously wounded by bayo-
net. n man named Loheman, a
prominent member of the Land
League has been arrested. Twenty
other. iiOters were arrested.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-06-11

Both steamships call at Port Hartford
(SanLuisO bispO)a nd Santa Barbara.
The Company reserves the right , o
change the steamers or their .days OF
sailing.
CHANGE OF HOUR.
k%Passengers for San Francisco take
the train for Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 1850 O'Clock A. NJ, Los
Angeles time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-06-11

" s.-.,s uA1 ait",-- R.ir'hD.
t.tu.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-06-11

TIE p. M.-DAILY-S. p. Emigrant
I.4C Train for Yuma, Tucson and
DemIug IA. Il. d >. y. Il. RI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20

San francisco, AUG. 19.-It has been discovered
that the report OF Rc;oIec Latiner IN The
ease of the Judgment obtained by the Consolidated
Virginia Stockholders against the bonanza firm WAS
filed August 18Th, asscssng lac damages in favor of
the 81 cl&holders al 9J23,GG0 l.. This report for
unknown reasons has been suppressed as
the settlement OF the other suits, made
by Burke and Dewey was some months
since. It's suppression is atrbu,,d TO the desire of
The bonanza hrn To purchase as much stock as
which circulated two weeks ago and sIIsc-
quntly that an assessment was to be levied is now
believed TO have been a russo 30 keep the stock
down Possibly an appeal VIII be taken to delay
further II division OF the Judgment money Few
opera oIs here know of the referees repor aud the
newspapers nave NOT yet published the facts
The complete success of the Combination puun
mas had beneficial effect upon Coulstock values
Inc pump mas taken out al the water from the
Savage drifts leaving nothing but the natural 0oyy
which is rs large rs when first struck. The pump ia
running |l2 strokes per minute.
Bullion receipts for the past week: Eureka Con-
soiidated, $32 900 Northern Belle, $22 400 stand
ard Consolidated, $24 300; Contention. So 0s0
Day, 81 900; Bodic, 81 1905 Bodic Tunnel 81 600,
Ca,iiornl4, 5000; Chrsty, $4,000; Navajo 5000;
The Contention mill has been stopped, as the roads
aIe bad.
silver Hi has been assessed 20 cents per share
Bullion valued at 500 474 3S was received in tbis
clty yesterday from the mines.
bullion shipment $500" ~
By reason Of recent developments at the Mou1tor
Mine, the financial agents. Donpen Lawson g
simpson, have further advanced the price of che
President Crowel, of the Empire Companv who
has Just returned from the mine at Park Citv Utah
yesterday received the following telegram: '''Wafer
10 feet below the 300 level and lowering pradnollv
iulnp IN shaft ~ assisting tank. The snuerinte1.
dent says he will reach the 400 level on Sunday
night" va N"i'"S
Among the many. rich mineral sections of New
Mexico the San Simon Camp is ATTRACTING nat n
httle attention from Eastern capitalists The ore
specimens now on exhibition i'll this cItv from The
Sterling Price mines of that district carrying 40 nn
cent OF copper and rich in gold aud silver, Indicate
q district winch, with the necessary development
PROMISES to add much to the wealth of the countrv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
MINES AND MINING.
Friday. Aur. 1N-P. II.

FRIDAY, Aug 19-P II.
There little IN the mining stock markets to-
day beyond the great activity and decline in the
afternoon dealings in the State Line stocks. State
Line Nos 2 and 8 dropped from 57s to 4S504.9O,
while Nos. and was comparatively dull and
steady, with a final loss of only cents at 10:
Oriental and Miller also was extremely active fall
ing from 80 to 10. These stocks closed weak at
very nearly the lowest prices for the day. Miner
Boy further advanced from 81 TO g. closing strong
at the highest price, Great Eastern continued duh
and weak at 10 cents. Robinson Consolidated rose
from 1 a to 1914 but closed quiet at 1913. The
Comstock shares were less active. but while Con-
solidated Virginia fairly steady at 23002.40,
California weak at Ia 10, and Union Consolidated
lower at 49, Best and Belcher from IS to 1899.
NY. MINING STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
, O,frr