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COMMERCIAL.
san Francisco prodHca Martet

BAN FRANCISCO, March 16ih--I PM
FLoUR-Prices firm. Bet City Extra, 20 25el8 50 ;
Medium Grades. IS 5o95 rs; Shipping superfne,
"a 25d5 q Dbl
WHsAT-Business during the week has been far
from satisfactory. The export inquiry has about
stopped, and trading is confined mainly TO
for local millers For several days Il has been al
most useless to Cfer No. l shipping qualities at
anything over So 8 ell il quick custom We're wanted
Many holders withdrew their off rings. but then
there always some parties who ase more or less
pressed TO sell, and these particular individuals
the situation has been very annoying. To-day the
outlook Is more cheering Operators seemed 10 take
greater interest in proceedings on Change, while
the veas Of buyers appeared to partake of a more
liberal character. Good to choice qualities are
quotsble at s202 o. D ct with no universal desire
to sell. On call at the Produces Exchange the ony
sale was a lot o. 100 tons No I White, buyer the
season, 1T 81 03 y ell
Quotations Of No. grades Wheat at leading cen
te-o t,j ,,- Snlo Sill,
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AFTERNOON Session.

What the little six-year-old said about
the minister's sermon applies with equal
force to nine-tenrhs of the political speeches
made by Congressman in the interest of
the people" How did you like the
sermon ?" the boy was asked. pretty
well, " responded the youthful critic. The
beginning was very good and so was the
end, but it had too much middle"
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"Can you draw cat ?" is the latest
social question, and you are Immediately
handed pencil and paper and requested to
give your best idea of cat, without model
or semblance. One lady know has what
she calls 81 cat basket" where she keeps
all the wild attempts of her friends to
draw feline. 1t ia astonishing how few
people really know-what cat looks like.
Ask your friends to draw cat, aad see tbs
funny things they make.
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ssnrar sRto Produce Markst-wholessle.
Corrected daily for pc RECORD. UEIoa)

SACRAMENTO, March 10Th.
FRUrT-Lenons, Sicily, &c 5097 Oranges-Pa q
ma, 81 75a3 g leo; California, 81 50a2 % e box
LINES 81 75Sd2; Bananas, 50 SOFA q bunch Pine
apples, $500 y dozen Cocoanats, S7d8 q 100 {;
Apples, s1&l Is y box; Cranberries, sl6916 30
z Dbl
Pm FRurrs-Assorted, 2:-fb cans, p dos, e
Sesorted gallon cans, g.; Peaches, q IN cans,
g; Portland Blueberies, 2-b cans, s.; Who..
lsberries 81 rs.
DErED FaVus-APpiss, siieel, 7Gsc b; do
CHARTERED, 647c; pears, peeled, 7@Sc; do, III
peeled, 1885, Fl fns, pitted 12d13s: Peaches,
l0g104s: dc peeled, Is Sl9c; 2runee, German snd
French, I2GI3c; RlsckbsTries, 159I6c; Figs, Cab
forlis, @Sc y n.
TABLE FRU.Ts-Asso-ted, 2l-at cans, g doz, e rs
Peaches, 90 Bartlett Pears, 90 Plums, q SIS I;
Biackberries, se@3 Is Goossbsrries % % Straw
berries, g 25; Apricots So Muscst Grapes, 81 70
BED Currants, 80 25; Cherries, % 20
vEsKTABLEs-Sweet Potatoes, 4d5c e b; Po-
tatoes. S5cGsl 50 Salt Lake, 81 4odl 60 9 cwt ;
Onions 81 coal 50 3 cwt Caulifower, 75c'esl Cab
bags, sidl 10 3 cwt; Carrots, 509o0c sack Tur-
uips, COARSE g 100; bunch vegetables, 123c = dog
Parsnips, ic; Beets, lie Celery. 6o@75c 2 dozen
Horse Radish, ea7c 6 Z Artichokes, 75c dozen
Jerusalem Aftichokes, 3}G4c . b.
BREADsrUFYs-Flour, s6 so Dol; Oatmeal - 80
ae so = 100 f=, latter for Eastern cornmesl. yell
low, 90 25a2 SO; white, 80 30; Cracked Wheat,
g 80.
PouLTsy-Liye Turkeys, 1910 2 n; dressed, II
@Isc; full grown Chickens, 50 50g7 dozen {; young
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j. P. SARSFlELD,
application to baCpm8 a Sole Trader

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned will apply on MONDAY, the 10th
day Of April, 1885, at 10 o'clock Of thst day, to
the Superior Court Of the CouAty Of Sacramento,
State Of California to be- made sole trader that
the nature OF the business she proposes to conduct
Is Saloon and Boca Beer Depot, and bot,ling and
selling at wholesale and retail Boca Beer; and the
place where it viii be Conducted ia Sacramento city,
State Of California, and that the name Of her h,is
band is ANTHONY WERTHEIM
Dated Sacramento, February %, 1888
ELIZA wERTHEIM.
GnoyE L JOHNSON, Attorney for Petitioner
m17-lsW4vS
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ssaRRIsn-

March l6-By Rev H. Fl Rice, at the
residence OF j. R. Watson, William S. Mexican, OF
San Francisco, to Josie, daughter Of Charles H.
Wilder, of Sacramento.
Yuba City, February 22-John Richardson 10 Belle
Ben amin.
Yuba City, March 70 L. IL Kelley to Vest4l.
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Sac Francisoo Meat Market.

Ss4I EIdNCIhCu UtooII -ue-I A5s-
Following are rates for whole carcasses tror
saughterers to dealers:
Bssv-Prime, saslo; medium grad. j. 7@74oi
inferior, 5A@6e q Ii.
vEM-Large calves, sG9c; sniall ones, Ss10c
MuroS-wethers are quotabie st 5i@6e, aad
ewes at 5id5Ac g b, according TO quality.
LLMB-Spring ia quotable at 12b@i5c 3 r.
PoRg-Ldve Hogs, 74@73c fox hard, and 6i96io
for soft; dressed do l059lotc 9 b Tor hard
grain Hogs.
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NEW ADVERTISER EN- rs.

congregational society Lunches.-Tbe
Ladies OF the Congregational Society will give
series of Lunches in the parlors OF their church,
commencing TUESDAY, MARCH 22d and contin-
Jung until Friday. The reputation heretofore
qured by them in this direction will be fully main
tanned on this occasion. ml7 %
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CUEItURA REsoLyEsT,

The new blood purifier, kills the disease germs of
Scrofulous, Contagious and Inherited Humors,
which float in the bood, urine and perspiration, ex
pelling them through the bowels kidneys and pores
Of the skin CUnCURA, medicinal Jelly, eats away
dead skin and flesh, alays feelings and irrtatious,
softens, soothes nd heals 1t instantly relieves the
most torturiug Itching Hunlors. Itching Piles and
Delicate Irritations CUucURA SOAR, prepared from
CUTIcURA, is indispensable in the treatment of Skin
Diseases, Infantile aud Birth Humors, aid Tor pre-
serving and beautifying the skin.
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sCR0FuL0Us

Humor on face neck and head for twelve years per
manently cured by CUTIcURA REMEDIES. after medi-
Cal and hospital treatment had failed Hon VIM.
Taylor, Pemberton square, Boston.
SALT RHEUM covering the body for ten years. and
resisting oil known methods of treatment cured by
CUTIcURA REMEDIES Charles Hougnton lawyer, IS
State street, Boston.
PsoaIasIs or Leprosy of twenty years standing
perfectly cured. Most wonderful record.
cure certified TO before magistrate and well known
citizens 2. Carpenter, Henderson, n. Y.
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~ So - J Rough Chspped or Greasy Skin,
Pimples and minor skin Blenshes, use CUrTcURA
soar, an exquisite Skin Beautfer and Toilet, Bath
and Nursery Sauative. Fragrant with delicious
flower odors and CUrIcURA healing balls zms
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BORN.

0rove, March 11-Wife OF Fred Burt, SON.
Biggs, March Wife OF F. Bredmins daughter
Dixo0, March u Wife of John Sullivan, a son.
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sagtarn ans FOREIGN lNargets.

S2stsfn and Foreign markets,
NBw YORK, March 18th.
BRzAgsTUYYs - Flour Is steady and Wheat is
steady, latter at e. 1091 20 . bushel.
wooL-California is steady st 129l4o tor fAi
bury, and 10000 for clean fall; spring bury, l5G
zoe clean spring, 24ta3le pulled, iS9zec-
Hmgs-Calfornia are dull at 2s19l3e.
CHICAGO, March 10th.
THsAr-s1 11s for May
CoRs-6lkc for May
PoRR-SlS s. for May.
LARD-sl1 SIS fer May.
LIVERPOOL, March 10th.
wHSAr-Caliiornia spot lots are dull at 9s I'D
TO as I'd. Cargo lots, sSs Cd for just shipped, 47s
for nearly due and AIS for of coast.
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SKIN DISEASE

shtA DISEASE
OF the most painful nature on his head. face, eyes
and hands, nearly destroying mis- eyesight, cured
after a consultation Of ply sicians had faed-F Il.
Drake Detroit, Mich
Milk Crust-Bsby OF two years, head covered with
crusts and sores cured and fins healthy child.
Mrs. Bowers, las Clinton street. Cincinnati
Price CUTCURA, 80 cts and 81 per box. REsoLy-
EET, 81 per bott'e OUTIGURA soar, 25c. CUTiCURA
SHAVING SosP, 15c. Sold everywhere.
Pnfter srno Chemical CnnnanY Rnsfan.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS

walnut and Cottage Bedroom Sets and
Mattresses. Brown Rep Paror Set Sofas, Bed
Lounges, Dining and Kitchen Tables Chairs,
Kitchen Safes, Crockery, Glass and Tinware.
Also, one Phaeton, two Wsrk Saddle Ponies,
Single Harness, one Shotgun and a lot OF Shells !;
Ground Coffee in Papers anu Cans, and lsrge lot
OF Miscellaneous Goods.
sHERBURs & SMITH, Auctioneers.
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-DH 1-
. IACs.
Announcement In Brief
Form Of Things
to Follow.
Sacramento, March II, 1888.
Sacramento, March IL, 1888.
TO The GENERAL READER:

TO The GENERAL READER:
shall publish in a few days, in this column, the
account Cf some OF the most remarkable events I
have become possessed OF . healing agent that has
accomplished almost miraculous results In proof of
it shall publish certificates from prominent citi-
zens of Sacramento, San Francisco and from the
East.
viii clearly explain M purpose in making these
publications. have For years used the medicine,
and it has for gears been known this munity
Such has become the demand for it that have re-
solved to give my whole time to its manufacture.
1t is no mere patent medicine
1t is no trImpel up affair to catch penny.
It is vegetable compound that came to my
knowledge by accident.
vi.
It has effected cures that are marvellous have
been scarcely able TO realize nos self the wonders it
has performed.
VII
viii refer 10 merchants manufacturers, brokers,
laborers, mechanics and professional men of this
State who have given me Endorsements concerning
the m1rveis OF the medicine.
Viii.
1t is simple, painless, cheap. and has never vet
failed to cure.
The medical faculty Of this city admit It's proper.
ties and effects, aud not few have used it, as hon
est men, they confess that it has healed when all else
has FAILED.
x.
am aot the author Of the Compound. Its con-
stituent parts were first compounded by thorough
physician in Europe, whose name / will give
have improved upon it as experience has dictated.
XII.
It will cure and thoroughly heal Chronic
Ulcers, White sWeIlings, Bio Disease Salt Rbeum,
Kings Evil. Fever Sores, Milk Leg, feelings and
Eruptions Of the Skin, Long.standing Sores, vari-
cose Veins, Infammatery Rheumatism, sprans and
Bruises, Sore Breasts etc, etc.
XII.
privileged to refer 20 and viii publish certid.
Gates Of remarkable cures by my Salve vouched for
by F. Q. wATBRdoUss,
JNo. DRIscoLL,
L. \. UPsoN,
S. P. scANIKER,
CHARLES ORR,
JACOB oLsES.
W. A. HILL
J. F. HILL,
ROBERT MELON,
]. NJ. NELSON,
AL Of Sacramento. and many others here and else
where. aud will cite cases Of life snatehed from
death.
n CAnS ElEIR
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RAILROAD MATERIAL.

General Barnes objected to the question
of the rates charged for railroad material
for the Central Pacific Railroad over other
roads. The question was allowed and the
witness stated that all railroad freight ship
ments he knew were kept sepsrate.i but
concerning the rate charged he knew moth
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OUNCE HEDGE.

The Cydonia or Japan ounce, as COM
monty called, makes very substantial and
attractive hedge The leaves are deep,
shining green, and for many weeks they
present one mass of snowy flowers. A
beautiful effect is produced by planting
both the scarlet and whita varieties alter
nately. If allowed to spring up in many
shoots from the ground, and are well
trimmed, they make so close hedge that
in little while a fence could be dispensed
NTH
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CROSS EXAMINATION,

The witness was then turned over to Mr..
Harrison for cross examination. He ques.
toned Mr.. Stubs at some length with the
idea of gaining more light on the special
contract business. Most of the testimony
given in response was of slight Importance,
or were facts included in previous evi.
dence. He explained the method EN-.
ployed by his road in making good to ship-
pers any shortage or damage that might
have occurred while the goods were in
transit over some connecting line. The
witness said he had no recollection of any
special case where contract had been yio-
lated or abrogated by his company
The witness continued Never knew Of
any person employed by the Central Pa
cific to execute surveillance over the goods
and the marks on goods shipped from New
York in vessels around the Horn.
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The Blue and Gray.

That the war is over begins to be
more and more appreciated day by
day. On the 22d ult. the Twenty
Eighth New York Volunteers held q
reunion in New York City and enter
tanned rs guests the Fifth Virginia
Infantry, with whom they had sever
al hard fights during the rebellion.
One of the pleasant features of the
occasion was the returning to the
Fsaerals II battle-stalned flag the
rebels had captured. The Southern
ers were ir2ecstacIes overthe way they
were treated and it would be worth
the life of Jeff Davis or Robert Toombs
10 address them now.
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Good Enough.

The New York World has just
changed hands and the new manager
a platform broa1 enough
for everybody to stand on. It is brief
aud is as follows: First, tax all lux
uries; second, tax inheritances; third,
tax all large incomes; fourth, tax all
monopolies; fifth, tax the privileged
corporations; sixth, a tariff for reve-
nue.; seventh, reform the civil service;
eighth, punish corrupt office holders;
ninth, punish vote buying; tenth,
punish employers who coerce their
employees in an election
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by counties of Nevada:
Music I'm the Air.

The Virginia Enterprise, in wind
Tag up a well written editorial on the
prosperity of the nations, and o
particularly our own, coming down
10 Nevada, says:
And how is 1t with us? Hope up
lifts once more her flaming torch, bids
us be OF good cheer, and not despair
OF the Comstock. After five years Of
depression the signs of a revival Of
our mining industry begin to multi
ply. 1t is in the air that the old lode
is again going to yield up her riches
to the world, and is to vindicate the
Judgment and sagacity of the men
who have never for an instant lost
faith in its capacity to reward those
who have so long explored its depths.
When Virginia City starts in to hold
an exposition there will be such music
in the air that no one will dispute that
this is tho year of jubilee.
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sherins Cannot Levy Outside Of
Their County.

Togninl & Co., of Eureka. conf
menced suit against TaLti on account,
Tatti living in White Pine county and
the property attached being in that
county. The attachment papers were
put in the hands of Matt. Kyle, Sher-
iff of Eureka county, who levied upon
all the property in the interest ofTog-
mini * Co. Subsequently X. Sadler
commenced suit against the same de-
PENDANT and placed the papers for SER
vice in the hands of Ed. Raum, Sher-
if of White Pine county. The papers
were first served on defendant and
the property attached by the Sheriff
of Eureka county, though similar SER
vice and attachment were afterwards
made by the Sheriff of White Pine
county. II was held in the Sixth Ju-
dicial District, Rives, Judge, that the
levy made by the Eureka Sheriff
would hold on priority of levy. r.
Sadler appealed from the decision of
the District Court, claiming hat the
Sheriff of Eureka county had no right
to levy upon property in White Pine
or any other county but his own on
attachment. The Supreme Court re-
verses the decision of the District
Court. The amount involved is be-
tween $4,000 and s., 900. Judge Rives'
decision WAS based on the statute
which saws that the Sheriff of mi
county may, under attachment, levy
upon property in another ''attached
thereto for judicial purposes" 1t is
presumed that the Supreme Court
took the view that White Pine is not
attached" to Eureka for judicial pur-
poses, but merely forms a part of the
same Judicial District. Had the Sher-
if of Washoe attached property in
Roop the attachment would have held
good. as Roop is attached TO Washoe
for judicial purposes, bat is not a part
OF the Judicial District OF Washoe.
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s,a,i.,,c. of BuiiIoa Production !.

Director Burchard, of The Mint, is
engaged in preparing statistics OF the
1882 bullion production of the United
States. He has received reports from
all the States and Territories where
gold and silver mining is an industry.
These reports are carefully revised,
the object being to cur the utmost
accuracy. The local reports in many
instances are fonnd to be inconsistent
with the verified statistics of a num-
Der OF mines in operation, and the
average annual output of each. In
these cases a most reasonable average
is sought. Following are the statist-
les by counties of Nevada:
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Forest Fires.

The Commissioner of the General
Land Office has forwarded us the
following circular for publication:
The attention of the public is called
to the fact that large quantities OF the
public timber is annually destroyed
by forest fires which, in many cases,
originate through the ~carelessness Of
hunting, prospecting, and other camp
ing parties; while in some instances
they occur through design.
| take this method of warning all
persons that, hereafter, the caues and
origin of all forest fires will be closely
investigated, and where the fire is as
certained to have originated through
either carelessness or design, the par
ties implicated will be prosecuted 10
the full extent of the law.
Special timber agents are hereby
directed to proceed against all Offend
ers under the local laws OF the State
or Territory, relating to the unlawful
setting put OF fires, in which the sans
may occur.
The public. generally, are requested
to aid the officers of the Government
in its efforts to check the evil referred
to, and in the punishment of all Of
tenders.
y. c. MCFARLAND, Com'r.
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lCOpyl
IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF NINTH
Il Township, County Of White Pine, State OF


TN THE JUSTICES COURT OF NINTH
Il Township. County Of White Pine, State Of
A. YOUNG, Plaintiff.
VS..
STAR MINING CO., Defendants.
The State of Nevada sends greeting to the
Star Mining Co. Defendants
You are hereby summoned to appear be-
fore me, at my office in Cherry Greek, in the
County Of White Pine. on SATURDAY.
THE 4TH DAY OF AUGUST. 1873. at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. in an action brought against
you by .aid Plaintiff. 10 answer the complaint
OF the above named Plaintiff.
Said action is brought to recover the sum
of ono hundred and forty-nine and thirty
eight ono-hundredths iSl41 50 dollars, for
goods, wares and merchandise. sold and de-
livered to you by this Plaintiff, at your spe-
cial instance and request, or judgment will
be taken against you for the said amount.
together with costs of this suit, If you fail 10
appear and answer.
10 the Sheriff or any Constable of said
county, greeting
Make legal service and dne return thereof.
Given under my hand this Sd day Of May.
A. ID. 1881
At. STEANS,
Justice Of the Peace OF said Township.
INFLOW
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Crock Heard From.

General Crook, who for the past
five weeks has been pursuing the
Apaches in the mountain fastness OF
Mexico, has been heard from. lie is
still after the sa wages. In a recent
engagement with them thirty Of the
redskins were sent to the happy hunt
ing grounds. Crook and his men
are in no danger. They are able to
take care OF themselves.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-06-02

Senator Palmer, of Michigan, gave
his years salary toward founding a
use of art in Detroit, and he was
In his seat every day ofthe term. Sem
ator Fair, of Nevada, gave his first
years salary to feed a lot of equity
Senators and was not in his seat more
than a week. This shows the differ
ence between the two men.
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The Car Peaeefany Crowned.

Moscow, May 2s.-The Gar was
crowned yesterday morning in the
church of the Holy Assumption, with
in the walls OF the Kremlin. The
scenes in the city and in the cathedral
were of the most gorgeous and i'm
posing description. Nothing occur
red to maj the joyful celebration and
at night the city was in a blaze Of
splendor from the Nominations.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-06-02
steamer blown I'm.

The steamer "Pilot." plying be-
tween San Francisco and Petaluma,
was blown up while coming down the
creek from the latter city last Satur-
day. Many of the passenger and
crew, which numbered 40, we're
killed or wounded.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-06-02

I WILL SELL. AT PRIVATE SALE. A
L Ten Horse Team. with harness and wag-
ons, all complete, belonging to the estate Of
the late William Garrison. Apply to
j. b. WILLIAMSON, Administ tor.
Cherry Greek, May 10, 1883. I'm
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-06-02

In San Francisco, December 2. 1882, Neil
Munro and Miss Mary Mclaughlin, both OF
Star Hill.
This seems rather late to publish such an
announcement, but how could we help it
when it has only just been given away" by
the contracting p%arties.1
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Notice 10 Delinquent Co-0wner.

TO A. II. WATSON. JOHN DOE, RICH.
L ard Roe. and all other claimants, known
or unknown. to the AIgcnta Mine: You are
hereby notified that | have performed lnS
nnnunl and necessary labor to the amount OF
-Four Hundred Dollars in L. ). gold CON-
during the years 1879. 1850. 1881 and 49,
upon the ATgenta Mine, situate in Robinson
Nevada. and that If within ninety days from
the first publication of this notice, you iall'
or refuse, as n co-owner, to pay your Just pro,
portion Of the said sum OF -Four Hgndred
Agenta mine, will be forfeited and become
the property OF the undersigned, in accord
ance with an Act of Congress, approved
May 10. 1872
Aurum, Nevada. May 10. 1883. mylv-9Od