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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-07-14
AT Half Mast.

The Mormons displayed the flag al
half mast on the city hall, county
courthouse, theater, the big Coop
store, the Deseret News office. John
Taylor's residence, the Gardo House
and the Tithing office, on the Fourth
IN Salt Lake City, creating nghte-
ops indignation among the Gentiles
immediately committees were ap-
pointed to interview the officials and
prominent Mormons to inquire the
cause.
Mayor Phillips said: "Why should
this people rejoice to-day when some
OF their best men are in the peniten.
tiary, fair trials denied them and the
laws trampled in the dust?"
Others gave reasons similar to these.
Many of the prominent Mormons
seemed determined 10 keep the flag
at half mast, and threatened to shoot
anybody who interfered with it. Ma
ny times during the day bloody con-
fiiet seemed likely to take place, but
finally the flags were either raised to
the top of the flagstaff or, taken down
entirely. From the accounts in tho
Tribune the Mormons seemed to de.
sire to precipitatc conflict.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-07-14
Gen. Grant thinks he is growing

stronger.
In reply to an attack on Catholics
in Miss Cleveland's book, the Rev.
Father Cuciarini concludes by saying:
ave forgive her and pray God to en-
Tighten her and all others who live
in shadow.
a trust the current of my discourse
last Sunday was not sufficiently form
liable to hopelessly engulf YOU" io-
cosely remarked young Detroit cler.
gyman to lady member IF his con-
gregation the other evening. ooh,
no! 1t was quite shallow enough for
comfortable wading, thank you'll"
ePerdition should seize the man
who substituted three rings for one
in the circus" says Sam Davis, of the
Carson Appeal. "Watching woman
in pink tights standing on her head,
man few yards off swallowing a
red hot stove, and way off to the
left another fellow standing on an ell
ephant's trunk and swinging zebra
around in the air, is what is making
the present generation cross-eyed."
The Scientific American approves
of the proposal to establisha chain Of
lightships across the Atlantic 1t
considers the general idea good, and
as to It's practicability it states that
the experience with lightships proves
that vessel properly constructed
may be made to ride out the fiercest
storms at anchor, save upon rare oc-
casions, and that the light steel cables
of recent construction have been sue
cessfully used to anchor ships in the
deepest water 'off soundings."
There will be struggle between
parties this year in Connecticut, Iowa,
Kentucky, Massachusetts, Michigan,
New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Penn
sylvania, Rhode Island and Virginia.
Of these Connecticut, Kentucky, New
Jersey, New York and Virginia went
Democratic in last years election,
and Iowa, Massachusetts, Michigan,
Ohio, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island
were Republican. Interest in the
next election will be confined mainly
to New York, Ohio, Connecticut and
Massachusetts.
Terrible reports of devastation by
storm and food continue to be re-
,ceived from MANY parts Of Austria and
Hungary. The town of Harodenka
has been almost DESTROYED by a con
Migration caused by lightning. Many
houses were set on fire Simultaneous
ly, and SIX hundred buildings were
consumed. Many persons were burn
ed to death, and over five hundred
persons are homeless. The town of
Zeohovitz, in Bohemia, has been de.
stroyed by food. AT Visnitz, in Gal
icia, eight persons have been killed by
lightning, aud thousands of trees
have been blasted and uprooted. III
hungary the corn crop on thousands
OF acres has been ruined. At Csoko
a church filed with worshppers was
struck by lightning and two of the
congregation killed and thirty.two
injured.
Baron Rothchild, who is reputed to
be one of the greatest financiers. as he
IS at the head of one of the greatest
banking houses, in the world, ex-
presses his views on the silver question
and they are in accord with those oil
the friends of the double standard
lie says the simultaneous employ
ment of the two precious metals is
satisfactory and gives rise to no COM
plant. Whether gold or silver dom
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-23
LOCAL JOrS.
scraps from % Notebook OF The
SenttneI's Reporter.

The Overman mine has shut down.
to Ruby Valley.
Hon. J. T. Williams. of Hot Greek, left
for home yesterday.
We acknowledge a call from Bishop
Whitaker yesterday.
R. sadler returned yesterday from his
ranch in the valley.
The intense heat In the East seems to
have abated to some extent.
General Grants condition, it appears by
our dispatches, is extremely critical.
Travel on the Central Pacific is said to
be heavier than usual and increasing.
There has been a good deal Of pugilistic
pummeling at the Bay the last few days.
There is to be a wedding at Cortez next
Wednesday. Bishop Whitaker will Off
ciate.
The Western papers say that the late
Johnny Skae WAS at one time worth q cool
$40. 600, 900.
From all accounts the "insiders be.
lieve that they have q bonanza in Hale d
Norcross. We hope SO.
The Director says the expenses of the
Carson Mint must not exceed $4,000 per
month. Why not reduce it to a smooth
quarter?
There is q rumor in the West that
Msckay aud Sherwood are going to pros
pect the lower levels of Best & Belcher and
Gould q Curry.
Finnegan's Antelope mine is thought by
miners to be the best on Prospect Mount
ain, and is in fact, mi of the most promis-
ing in the whole district.
Assessor Wallace informs us that the
quarterly statement OF the mines make a
better showing than for some time past.
1t will be out in about two weeks.
In Justice Harmon's Court yesterday,
in the case Of the State OF Nevada VS.. j.
E. johnson, for tearing down the fence Of
William Powell, the jury disagreed.
Belva Lockwood called in person at the
sanctum OF the Winnemuccs Silver State.
She gave the SENTINEL the cold shake.
But then Brother Kelly is q " masher Of
the first water.
Gov. Kinkesd was stricken with paral-
ysis just as the steamer was leaving Sitka.
There will not be another steamer for q
month. Hence it must be some time be-
fore the result OF his illness Is known.
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THAT LETTER.
SEN atOr Fair to the PrOprietOrs Oi
the Bee.

sen ator Fair to the PrOprietOrs of
the Bee.
In the last issue OF the SENTINEL we
made mention that Senator Fair had
written a letter to the proprietors of the
Sacramento Bee. Following is the letter
in full:
OFFICE OF JAMES G. FAIR,
Rooms A, b. G, $50 MONTGOMERY ST.,
SAN Francisco. July 16. 1885.
Messrs. McClatchy & Co., Editors and
Proprietors Sacramento Bee"
GENTLEMEN: In your paper there has
at various times during the past two
months appeared several references to
me of an offensive personal character
/ have no objections to offer to any criti-
cism, however severe, OF my actions as
a public servant, but the attacks to
which / now direct your attention are
devoted entirely to scandalous asper-
sions upon my private character, and
upon my family affairs. These things
| certainly do object to. They are the
| u%tterances Of a man with whom l. have
never had business or personal rela-
tons, and whom l am not conscious OF
having given any proyocation to inspire
his malicious writing. From what, after
careful inquiry, l have learned as to the
character OF the Bee and its publishers, !
am surprised that such q journal should
have become the medium for the publics-
ton Of such grossly exaggerated or utterly
g%roundless domestic scandal, as your San
Francisco correspondent has been furnish
ing to your readers. l am seeking no con-
troversy with newspapers, nor thrussing my
private business or family affairs upon the
public, and therefore trust that. without
further discussion between Us. you will see
the justice of this protest against the con-
tinuance of the attacks l refer to. Yours
very respectfully, JAMES Il. FAIR.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-23
OVER H WATER.

Munster Bank Matters-Increase OF
Cholera nj Madrid Torpedo
boats for the Russian Fleet I'm
! the Black Sea-Fifteen Persons
Drowned From u Life boat.
ESPECIAL TO THE sENrINEL.i
DUBLIN, July 22.-The Freemsn's Jour-
nal expresses disappointment over Lord
Lieutenant Carnarvon's action regarding
the Munster Bank. 1t declares that the
failure to restore the bank will plunge
thousands Of persons in Ireland into
despair and be q national calamity.
MADRID, July %. There is an alarming
increase Of cholera in the villages around
the city of Madrid. Forty-two new cases
and seven deaths are reported to-day. The
cholera has appeared at Alleros. Portugal.
BERLIN, July Pat is now arranged
that a meeting between the Emperors,
Francis Joseph, Of Austria, and William,
of Germany. shall take place at Gastein on
the 7th Of August.
MADRID, July 22.--Incomplete returns
of the progress Of the cholera in Spain yes
terday shows a total Of 1,752 new cases,
and 685 deaths. These include IS new
cases and 8 deaths in the city Of Madrid,
AS new cases and Is deaths in the Province
of Madrid, 1853 new cases and SO deaths in
the city of S~aragossa, 491 new cases and
143 deaths in the Province Of S~aragossa,
10 new cases and 4 deaths in the city OF
Segovia, SO new cases and as deaths in the
Province of Segovia, 8 new cases and s
deaths in the city Of Murcia and 230 new
cases and 260 deaths in the Province of
Murcia. Gases have appeared in Huesca
and Csceres.
ST.. PETERSBURG. July 22.-It has been
decided to add fifty torpedo boats to the
Russian feet in the Black Sea.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July a. Grand Vizier
in an interview with Hobart Pasha, said
he recognized the necessity of Turkeys
forming an alliance with England, and de-
clare that the conclusion of such alliance
would be much easier now than it was be-
fore.
LONDON, July %. - The shooting at
Wimbledon in contest for the Kolopore
cup has been finished. The English team
won with a score of $50. The next best
scores were Guernsey team. 639; Jersey
team, 612; Canadian team, 597.
A dispatch from Yarmouth says a life
boat containing Is men started from here
this morning to the rescue of the crew of a
Brigantine which was in distress. Before
reaching its destination, however, the life
boat struck a sunken wheel and sank.
Eight OF the occupants we're drowned. All
of the unfortunate men were married.
The Standards correspondent at Vienna
says Mr.. Lee will take charge of the Amer.
lean Legation here until Autumn, when
| the new Minister will be appointed. Mr.,
Francis will present his letter OF recall az
soon as the Emperor returns to Vienna,
and he will then go TO America. In the
meantime Mr.. Kelly draws his salary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-23
Another

Saturday evening. July as. a neck-tie
party will be given at the Opera House
Roller Rink. and a S5-gold piece will be
given as a prize to the party wearing the
largest tie. This inducement will nc
doubt bring all the old patrons to the
front. as we'll as those who have not already
tried the rollers. Mr.. Mckay informs us
that this month will close the skating sea
son until cool weather sets in, in the Fall,
and that he intends giving a grand fare.
well fancy dress carnival OIL the evening OF
July 81. when suitable prizes will be dis
tributed; one for the handsomest costume,
one for the most original costume, n for
the best sustained character and for the
most comical.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-23
Real Estate Transactions.

Bernardo Siri, of Eureka, in considera.
ton OF $3.50, has conveyed to Andrew
Zunino, Of the same place, an undivided
one-half interest in and to the ranch
known and called the "White Mill
Ranch" situated in Diamond Valley
about two miles from Sulphur Station, in
a northerly direction, containing 160 acres,
M. r. Chamblin, William @. Mccoy,
William Adams, J. G. Powell, and Benja'
min Sanders las Trustee of O. J. Ian.
sings ~estate), have sold and conveyed to
the Bowman Mining Company those Ger.
tain mining claims known as Europa No.
/, Europa No. Q and Europa No. 8. sit.
uated in Eureka Mining District. for and
in consideration Of the sum of 50, 1000.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-23
HEARD
Mercer Gets Through ON Time to
Phoebe.

P1Ocnes
The annexed letter explains itself.
Mercer reached Phoebe on time. He ad-
mits that he was slightly fatigued when
he reached his destination, and has about
concluded to extend his "rest another
day or two. Joe Kelley has taken him
in tow and together they will do the
Mormon settlements.
PIocEE, New, July 10, 1885.
Messrs. Cassidy and killman-De
Sirs: Got over here last night at ~
o'clock all o. K, but rather tired and
sleepy. 1 made arrangements to return
on tomorrow Monday mornings stage
for Taylor, remain there for a couple OF
days, then on Wednesday go on to Hamil'
ton, lay over there a stage and get back to
Eureka on Saturday. But l had Mr..
Kelley call on me this afternoon, and he
il SO determined that | shall not return
on to-morrow's stage that l have about
Yielded to his desire for me to remain IN
til Wednesday. SO should | o yerstay my
week a couple or three days l hope IL will
not discommode you. While Phoebe is
yery quiet there Is much here can see
and learn that I can utilize in the future.
T~ownsbepd came through with me from
Eureka to a station 40 miles this side Of
TAYLOR. As a matter OF course ! have not
stopped at any one place long enough to
write it up yet. Kelley is going to
take me TO Panaca tomorrow, and
by the time l am ready to, or rather will,
leave here / ought and probably will write
a letter for the SENTINEL concerning
Phoebe and it's surroundings. Hastily
vona. +. b. MERCER.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-23
FOUL MURDER.
Further Particulars of n shoot.
Ing at Spring City.

Further Particulars Of the moot
Ing at Spring City.
1t seems that the late shooting at Spring
City, in Humboldt county, was a very
cold. blooded affair. We get these addi-
tional particulars from a late issue of the
Reno Gazette: 1t seems that the man
Stewart, who is guilty of the murder. was
drunk, and very abusive while in Foun-
taine's saloon, and Louis finally succeeded
in putting him out of the house, closed the
place aud went to bed in a little room in
the rear OF the main saloon. Stewart be-
ing familiar with the premises, procured q
don ble-barrel shotgun. and going to the
rear of the place, discharged both barrels
into the wall OF the house where Fountaine
was sleeping. Seeing the shots did not
penetrate the boarding, he went and got a
Winchester rifle and fired three shots into
the room, one of which took effect and
proved fatal. Stewart then vent to Para
disc and gave himself mp. He was then
taken to Winnemucca and jailed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-23
Good Watch Work aud Clock Re
patrfug.

P. STELER takes great pleasure in an.
~nouncing to his customers, and the public
generally that he has in his employ one Of
the very best practical watchmakers on
the Coast. who has had experience and
worked in the very best watchmakers' es-
adjustments in Europe and America, and
is now prepared to do all kinds Of
fine patchwork at reasonable prices. and
satisfaction guaranteed. Also, clocks
cleaned and carefully repaired and war
ranted for one year. New jewelry made to
order and neatly repaired. All work sent
from the country promptly attended to. n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-23
CHILDREN LOST AND FOUND.
Three Little Girls while B1ackber'
rying Miss Their Way,
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL.

L n
EUREKA, CAL, July 22.-The city is
greatly excited to-day over the loss of
three little girls, two aged 10 years. the
other 8 years. Two are the daughters of
Walter Bohsll and the other of W. j. No
Lsren. The children started out black
berrying yesterday and have not been
heard from since. Several hundred men
are out looking for them.
LATER-The children who we're reported
lost while blackberrying yesterday were
found this forenoon. having wandered
about eight miles from Eureka, crossing a
body of dense redwoods. They were all
right when found, having remained to-
gether the entire time they were lost.
Many of the men who went in search of the
little ones, have not returned at this hour,
P, NJ.
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NEVADA'S CATTLE KING.
Jim McCOrd Plants One ON His
Nose.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL.

SPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
San FRANCISCO, July 22.-William N.
Dunphy, the cattle king. and James Nc
Cord, Superintendent of the Suffer Street
railroad had an alteration in a saloon on
Pine street, near Montgomery, this after
noon, which might have ended seriously
had not friends interfered. Both parties
we're drinking together at the bar when
Dunphy drew McCord aside. Some hot
words passed when McCord suddenly
struck Dunphy a heavy blow in the face,
drawing blood. Friends rushed in and
stopped further trouble. Dunphy drove
off with q man in a buggy. The trouble ie
said to nave arisen out Of some old stand.
ing quarrel.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-23
LINCOLN AND WHITE PINE
COUNTIES.
Items of Interest from n "Senti
nets" Correspondent.

Items of Interest from q "Senti.
nets" Correspondent.
The population Of the town of Bristol,
Lincoln county, which a few years ago ex-
ceeded 300, has now dwindled down to %.
Steptoe Valley, White Pine county. is
undoubtedly the coolest valley OF n
size in the State. Ice freezes there many
nights during this season of the year; and
yet, Notwithstanding this temperature,
good crops OF hay and grain are raised
there.
II is rumored, and on good authority,
that W. l.. Davis, of the Cherry Creek
News, has submitted a proposition TO the
owner OF the Taylor Reflex for the pur-
chase Of the latter.
The town of Phoebe has now a Chinese
population of only IA. Several years ago
it had over $50.
On Saturday last all work was suspend
ed on the Meadha mine, Highland Dis
trict, nine miles west OF Phoebe. The
force OF miners employed there for q long
time, numbering six or eight, we're dis
charged, and the property closed down.
A short time ago three practical PROS
pectors arrived in Patterson District, some
40 miles south Of Taylor, and are now said
TO be meeting with flattering success in
their prospecting work. They were sent
out from Colorado by mining men there.
one OF the miners told q resident Of
bristol the other day his company would
nave q mill on Patterson Mountain crush
ing ore within four months.
bristols last saloonist closed his doors
sne other day, and be is now in search Of
anew location.
Dr. D. d.. Reece, of Phoebe, has leased
the San Jose House of that town, fur
nished' and will occupy it as a family resi-
Inc resumption OF work by the 2O-stamp
mil AZ ward at an early day 10 talked Of.
Inc company has several hundred tons Of
ore on hand ready for working.
Inc gypsy ontft. consisting Of a man,
wiIe and child, which camped for some
.tme curing last Spring on the fat above
= ns'chmohd works in Eureka, Is now In
ipoone. Ine husband told an old friend
~ nris'o eao Inc other day that his wife took
ao,oh Sooo during the Fourth OF July
fortunes. Asyiof 'oiiinB
Bishop Whitaker, who will ro.r-r from
Phoebe, Taylor and Hamilton ~ Frrasa
on the same White Pine staea ooaoh 90
bears these items. has been onite bysv ths
past week preaching the gospel N ths has
nighted souls Of these parts. On Fr,dsv
night last he preached the first sermon
ever heard in the thriving town OF TavIor
ana we believe he was the frat 10 min;star
tne gospel to Piochers in she ~sarliest davs
OF the towns history. Everyons here
even TO the ~ssioonist who watches Tho vis;'
tor with q flyer in his pocket to sonandar
the gambler or the vegetable s,;s 3
treat the Bishop with as great regard and
courtesy when he puts in an appearance IN
snese parts as they would a Republican
SacS-Desrer during election times.
i ne Taylor q" boys" gave their visitors
az az .ne rourth a royal layout, turned out
"a masse on Friday night last to hear
bishop Whitaker. and now thew sioh CO..
Frevost and his Truckee troupe. ana arc
'mpatiently awaiting their coming.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-23
The Payment OF Subsidies De
mRnded.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL.

SAN FRANoIsoo, July 22.-At a meeting
of the Chamber of Commerce to-day, a res
olution was adopted ~favoring tho payment
of a subsidy to the American steamship
company for carrying mails. and protesting
against the action Of Postmaster General
Villas in withholding the payment Of sub
sides from the money appropriated for
that purpose by Congress. which action may
cause the withdrawal of the steamers plying
between San Francisco and Australia.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-23
vy.rruDAY,s STOCK SALES.


MORNING BOARD.
$50 Hale & Norcross-7
300 Savsge-220c
$50 Chollsr-1A 1900
Potosi-40b 45s
700 Gould & Ourry-145c 140c
47O Best d Belcher-235c 230c
1878 Con. California--1S0c ~ 1900 b3O
500 s. Nevsds-140c
$50 O~phir-120c
100 Grown Point-120c
200 Yellow Jscket-190c 1856
100 Imperial-10o
SO Belcher-95c
so Confdence-90c
100 0~verman-45c
200 Alts-40c
100 S. Silver-30o
$50 M. Star-40c
$50 Navsjo-1
1900 Bodie-190c 1860 1900
500 Mono-1A
500 Crocker-3
SO Perl
20 Centrsl-75c
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;. a. p PASSENGER TRAVEL.

DEPARTURES YESTERDAY MORNING.
W E Griffin & wi Mrs M d Foley
Mrs Wheeler < CHI Frank McCrary
VIM Mcqueen One Italian
One Qhinaman
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For the Ladies'.

Aunt Hannah has just received a sp!en-
did lot of ladies' hats and bonnets'
trimmed and untrimmed, which are OF the
latest Styles and which she will dispose OF
at prices to suit the times. Call and see
them before buying elsewhere.
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In tne Cooler for murder.
ESPECIAL TO THE sENrI,

ESPECIAL TO H sENrINEL.I
FRESNO. CAL, July 22.-Mariana Mn
rietta, the reported wife of Joaquin, the no
torious bandit, was lodged in jail to-day by
Coroner King. charged with the murder OF
the little child of Corona. in the Coast
range of mountains q few days ago.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-23
HOTEL

Bureau Hotei-W. Goldipg, Palisade;
Thomas Hendry, Paul Newman, Battle
Mountain; Pat Herman, Pine Station; Dan
Finn, Silver ado; John Swainton, Secret
CANYON.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-23
Sam woodin Attempts to suicid,

News comes from Hamilton that Sam
Woodin the other night tried to commit
suicide. He first tried to hang him
self in Odd Fellows Hall, and failing
in this, he cut the arteries of his
wrist. He was discovered in time
to stop the blood and save his life. Sam
is an old timer in White Pine and
has held several positions of public trust
lie was in Eureka for several days last
week. 1t is said that the cut on the wrist
will permanently disable him. Despond-
ency is assigned as the cause of the at
tempt at self-destruction.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-23
WHITE PINE STAGE LINE.

DEPARTURES MORNING..
Alex Celia, Sam Stoddad, ]. T. McClain,
Sam McClain and A. W. Grant.
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Ladies'. Attention.

We have received a lot of Misses Black
Braided Jerseys, which we will sell at 81
apiece. MORRIS & LEVY. n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-23

Ask for Simmond's Nabob Whisky. II
ia the best in the world.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-23

Ask FOUR druggist for Simmond's Nabo
Whisky.
New ruohings-at Harris Il Mathews.
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To the Ladies'.

we nave just received fresh and cbo;co
iot OF g%inghams, lawns, cambrics and cai;'
Ioes OF the latest patterns. Prices varv
low. Call and see them. "y
HARRIS 4 MATHEWS.
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New singhsms-at Harris q Mathews.
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Joseph 4 Csrlson's assay Office, center
Of Courthouse block, Main street, Enreka.*