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The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-06-05
School Report.
BILLY BUMPKIN

Report of Grammar Department,
Month ending May 81, 1885,
100 in attendance. Clinton McKinsey,
Estelle Holloway, Marion Mcndenhall,
Ada Steel, Florence Mendenhall, Frank
Widdoes, Annie Lewis, Charlie Steel,
Florence Ennis, Grace Herdman, Alice
Luton, Ruth Collins, Nora Gregg. Lizzie
Dean.
05 in attendance. Albert Legg, Charlie
Legg, Frank Steel, Kate Whistler, Harry
Mcdonald, Willie Zercher, Frank Ter
cher Maggie Dean, Edith Legg.
100 in Department. Florence Men
denhall, Estellc Holloway, Ada Steel,
Florence Ennis, Grace Herdman, Alice
Luton, Ruth Collins, Nora Gregg.
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Miss HAINEs, aged 2s years, was stolen
from her parents in Elkton, Md, while IL
child by Il man named Crawford and
taken to Richmond. where she lived
ever since, Just before his death, few
weeks ago, he revealed the secret of the
young woman's birth. A correspond
ence between her and the woman said
to be her mother established the truth
of his story, and the two are now reunit-
ed.-Phiiddelphia Record.
Perhaps the people of Flkton can tell
something of this affair. There is Il mis-
take, we think, somewhere.
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Excitement in Texas.

Great excitement has been caused in
the vicinity of Paris, Texas, by the re-
markable recovery of j. L. Corley, who
was so helpless he could not turn in bed
or raise his head everybody said he
was dying of consumption A trial bot
tie of DIR. Kings New Discovery was
sent him. Finding relief he bought a
large bottle and box of DIR. Kings new
life pills and two bottles of the discovery
he was well and had gained in flesh 80
pounds. Trial bottles of this great dis
covery for consumption free at Il. Jays
drug store, Newark, Del. ?
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The Vir lioi Uraminlons.

W. d. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind,
testiles 81 can recommend Electric
Bitters as the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief in every case
One man took six bottles, and was cured
of Rheumatism of 10 years standing"
Abraham Hare, druggist, Bellevlle,
Ohio, aflirlns The best selling medi-
cine have ever handled in my 20 years
experience, is Electric Bitters." Thous-
ands of others have added their testi-
mony, so that the verdict is unanimous
that Electric Bitters do cure all diseases
of the Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only a
half dollar bottle at jays Drug Store. .
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lettings From Glasgow.

The farmers generally are late in plant
ing this corn, and with the other work.
There is a good prospect of abundance
of fruit of all kinds. Those who are for
tunate to have peach orchards, expect Il
fair crop and good prices,
Walter Mahan who has been seriously
Ill, is much better, and is now able to be
out again.
The methodist are much pleased with
their new preacher-Rev. Vanburkalow
lie preached very excellent sermon
last Sunday. So far | only hear of two
faults with Mr.. Vanburkalow, he is
rather late in getting here for his after
noon appointment, from Bethel, and he
sometimes breaches too long for some of
the young people and some of the old
folks.
Two of our gallant young knights,
have been completely captivated by two
handsome ladies', from Kent county.
One of these young gentlemen, has been
so badly smitten that he has gone to
Kent, that he may be near the object of
his love. The other is contented in
going down once in two weeks to see
Dinah. In return one of Kent's young
gentlemen is about to take one of our
flir-ones for his bride. According to
Madam Rumor one of our most promi-
nent citizens is desperately in love with
charming and fascinating old maid.
She has sacked the young man to whom
she has been engaged for several years.
Her new lover is very devoted, and you
may not be surprised to hear the merry
wedding bells before MANY months.
ALPHA.
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Services at Newark and Wesley Churches,

NEWARK NJ. +. CHURCH.
Class led by A. Streets Sunday morn
ing at o o'clock.
1t is thought probable that Rev. T. II.
Haynes, formerly of this town, but now
of Frederica Del, will preach at 1880
Sabbath morning. In the evening at 7:45
it is also thought probable, that Mrs.
Lidie IL. Kenney will have charge of the
servises. A grand day is expected
S. S. at $50 p. m. and young mems
prayer meeting at 6.l5 p. m.
Glass on Monday night led by ]. f.
Williamson.
c. C.. Kings class on Tuesday night led
by the pastor, Rev. G. w. Prettyman.
General Prayer Meeting on Wednesday
night at 7:45.
WESLEY NJ. L. CHURCH.
S. S. at 1880 p. m. Preaching at 3 p. M,
by the pastor.
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This community was startled on Fri
day of last week, May 2sth, to hear of
the sudden and unexpected death Of
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson, wife of James p.
Wilson, who resides at the East End of
town. Mrs. w. was enjoying reasonable
good health to within day of her de-
mise, when she was taken very i'll, but
remain conscious to within a short time
of death, recognizing her friends and
testifying most beautiful of love to God,
of his sustaining grace and of the fact of
a faith unshattered, but rather strength
ened by calm and peaceful assurance
that she was accepted of Christ and pre-
pared to go to her Heavenly abode. This
lady was born and raised in this county,
near Christiana village, and was sister
of Capt. VIM. W. Brooks, deceased, who
was so well and favorable known in Del
aware. After entering womanhood she
went to Philadelphia, and there resided
the greater part Of her life. Mrs. Wilson
has lived in Newark about years A
husband, son and many relatives and
friends mourn their loss of the departed
but yet in grief can say "Thy will be
done" Funeral took place Tuesday after
noon at 9 o'clock. Services were held at
the house. lnterment in Presbyterian
cemetery at Christiana, Del. Rev. G. W.
Prettyman OBLIGATED at the funeral, and
was assisted by Revs. DIR. Caldwell and
}. +. Williamson at the house, and Rev.
G 20. A. Porter at the grave. The casket
was void ofany decorations whateversave
that OF flowers, of which the deceased
was passionately fond. At the head was
Il pillow with the following thereon:
my wife," "our mother" at the foot was
a beautiful wreath and in her hand was
a small bunch of cut wheat Almost the
entire of the three score and ten years of
Mrs. WIS life was given to the Lord, and
the Christian example set forth by her
as she moved in and out among the
members of the NJ. f. Church here
where she belonged, made numberless
impressions. We believe we can safely
say none knew this little quiet lady
but to love her." and whilst they mourn,
she rejoices-rejoices in sweet life of
mortality.
MRS. ELIZA KURTz.
"No man knoweth when the Son of
Man cometh to make up his Jewels"
When the precious gems of our house
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-06-05

VERBA. Every body, from child ren up
to college professors, are fascinated with
this game. Sent postpaid, with four
handsome picture cards in twelve colors,
on receipt of ten cents in stamps. Send
for our magic Circle Puzzle-Prize offer
ed to all who can make their way
through it. Two cents in stamps. r. II.
Mcdonald Drug Co., $50 Washington,
Street, New York.
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given as much freedom as possible dur
ing the vacation time, especially that
freedom which tends to benefit them
both physically and morally, so that
when they go back to school they will
be able to enter into their studies with
renewed determination.
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NOTICE
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.
Give Us a Call.

We are selling small fruits from the
celebrated Nursery of Geo. 5. Jossclyn Of
Fredonia, New York. All goods are guar
anteed to be just what they are sold for.
Prices as reasonable as any other nur
sery. All orders promptly attended tc
and delivered at Newark station free OF
any freight expenses. We have Il gem
eral assortment of
Crane Vines, Currant, Gooseberries,
Rashherries, Blackberries and Straw
berries. Fay's Prolific Currants.
Also, Flowers and general assortment
of Vegetable Plants in their season.
WIN. H. COOK & co.
fhtQ am
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Notice.

To the voters of New Castle county.
l hereby announce myself as a Candi-
date for the Office of Sheriff of New Cas-
tie county, for the year 1856. And again
thank my kind friends for their liberal
support in 1884. J. r. c. OLDHAM,
Christiana, Delaware
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's!lolsuO o. sunIo GUS 'ssIK ourvoOq GUS uOqM
VIIOlsuo loJ pO1o GUS 'pUqo suA Gus uoqM
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The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-06-05
Notice.

All persons indebted to the estate of
Nathan Zigler, deceased, are requested to
call and settle their accounts and avoid
costs by July l, 1886, or the same will be
put in the hands of an attorney for col
lection. SARAH Il. ZIGLER;
Executrix of Nathan Ziglor, decd.
Newark, June 3, 1886.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-06-05

DYSPEPSIA.-Its Nature. Causes l'reven-
Otion and cure BY JOmE II. MCALvIN, Lowell,
Mass, IA years Tax Collector. Sent free to amy
addrpgs
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR SALE.-2OO,OOO Late Cabbage
Plants of the Flat Dutch and Drum-head
varieties. WIN. II. Cook & Co.
J5tf. Newark, Del
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Goods Well Bought
ARE HALF SOLD.

There is tret aphosn in business than this and we can
confidently say there has been since began business
when stock would better illustrate the maxim Not only
have been enabled to take advantage of great bargains
offered at forced sac which have been than usually active
this season. but buyer has been specially favored in
purchasing the spring and summer counters We
opened the seasons assortment with unusual satisfaction from
two resonsIst that the goods themselves were fully up to
the standard and second that hy had been bought on such
favorable margins that could give customers special
benefit We only ask an inspection to convince you that we have
secured some extra bargains, and that in general has
been equally well selected and closely mmke-in assortment
quality and style The record of other has been equal
e, while in prices prepared sIass it. chiefly for the
above We only ask Il call
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-06-05

ASTRAY.-A Red Cow came to my
place this week. The owner can have
her by calling and paying expenses.
1t. JOSIAH DoBsoN, Newark, Del.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-04

CONDITION OF THE STOCK MAR
KEr.
"ser Four Million Dollars Drawn
rom Savings BANKS 10 Pat fn
steeks.

"ser four Million Dollars Drawn
rom Savings Banks 10 Pat In
steeas.
SPECIAL TO THE sRsFISRL.l
SH FRANCISCO, Dec. 8. - Those who
''Hd That the morning would prove
'"saser than last nights close we're
''e'iy disappointed. From an early
af the approaches to the Stock EI-
'aAngss we're crammed with an excited
eoEd eager to learn the news of the first
''' aud which to them would bring
'''nsf happiness or dismay. They had not
,'ns 70 wait, for the San Francisco Board
ius' promptly at $50, aud a few moments
.ser Con. Virginia rang out at $40, which
~ quickly followed by q drop 10 sS9.
,,s ssno beleher, which closed last night
40, opened this morning at S21. and in
! ,sS minutes went 10 $40. The bears are
,.,aaIaIus . savage onslaught on these latter
i,'~.s.as' out the opinion OF tho street is
'ne pulls are too strong and that tho
s ss Will 60 down In disaster. The
~. s'ocks show an improvement, the
NV uevoting less attention TO them.
s s"s which closed at Si5A last night
h r,'Oa a. SIG. aud further improved to
hi oaoilar gained ak bits, going TO
laa snd Potosi jumped from $64 to SO,
lo,,s sleh 10 sl0I. Ophir was the only
lssai ond stock which showed improvement
snaus a. S25&, aud a further jump .
nuoinents later to S26h,
ipo,, s4,0O0.0 900 have been Withdrawn
la. N se city savings banks during the
i,to usys, every sent OF which has gone
tlasss SUCKS. This shows that the laboring
are taking a hand in the deal.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-04
pownius,s Predecessors.

Col. Harry Ashby, now proprietor OF
the Metropolitan Hotel. New York City,
was the first newsboy on a railroad train.
According to the Chicago Herald he had
at that time a companion now known to
fame in horse racing circles as Lucky"
Baldwin, who was g peddler OF second
hand books among news dealers at the
period alluded to. On his first trip on
the Hudson river road Ashby took out
1000 New York papers and sold every
one. He thought he was q rich man and
when he returned to New York he bought
q new suit OF clothes aud went on u spree.
The result was that he lost his next trip.
and Lucky" Baldwin got his place and
business. He then sought other pursuits
aud when the war broke out he entered
tho service and became q Colonel.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-04
MORE BROK ERs sUCCUMB.
Hhree y Firms Unable 10 Meet
Their obligations.
ESPECIAL TO THE sENrrNEL.I

ESPECIAL TO THE s~EETIEEL.I
SAN FRAscIoo, Dec. 3.-At noon the
firm of Kullman & Co., brokers OF the
Pacific Stock Exchange, surrendered to the
inevitable and announced that they we're
unable TO meet their obligations. They
state that their suspension will be blu
temporary. Nothing can be learned Of
their liabilities or assets.
The excitement in mining stocks was
not permitted to lag. Shortly before loon
the announcement was made Of the sus.
pension of r.. I. Morrow. Morrow ia not
q broker, but has made many contracts to
deliver stocks at a given figure much below
the present quotations. He claims to be
worth a million dollars over liabilities.
and his embarrassment will only be tenn
porary. Immediately after this came the
announcement of the failure of j. J. Mao
Kenzie, stock broker. His liabilities are
not known. A month ago he was worth q
clean hundred thousand dollars, but to-
day he stands stripped of everything.
When the 9:30 session OF the San Fran
cisco Stock Exchange opened. President
Peckman announced that owing TO the
complications arising from the failures.
only u session Of the Board, "the 9:30
A. NJ" would be hold to-day. After the
session informal trading to a large extent
took place. The favorites jumped up
ward, and amid wild excitement Con. Vir-
ginia rose to S45, Ophir to 500, and others
10 proportion.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-04
A Murder Trial.

The trial Of Henry Beaver for the MUIR
der of @. 8. Hayes, of the Traver Tidings,
is in progress at Visalia and attracts much
attention. Hayes first worked in this
State as a printer on the Eureka SEN
TISEL. He subsequently elerked in the
Legislature and then went TO Aurora and
printed a paper there. He came to Vir-
GINA two years ago. but did not work
here. He settled in Traver, where he met
his death in a most atrocious manner.
He had escorted a young lady, to whom
he was engaged to be married, TO church.
Returning he sat and conversed with her
in the p%arlor. A shot was fred through
the window and the bullet entered his
mouth and ranged though the head,
killing him instantly. He was a very
peaceable n Virginia Footlight.
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HOOfIum Boys.

Never during the past twenty years, says
the Tribune, has such disgraceful, dis
gushing conduct taken place in Carson
theater as at the Opera House asst even.
ing. The cry OF shame came from every
person in the audience; shame, that at the
capital of Nevada such scandalous
proceedings should be permitted.
The question arises whether or not
there are ushers connected with the
Opera House able to restrain sue carry
ings on; il not, there should be, and ct
least the city officials ought to see that a
recurrence of last nights outrage does not
take place. Ladies we're not only dis
gustCd, but frightened.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-04

l., new York Engineering and Mining
s'u'nai OF tho 9th ultimo has tho follow
our market has again taken an up.
'orn' and the price. which a week
10 oI q y, was 4.25 cents, has steadily advanced
dsr cents. which has been reached to.
Al "r q number of cars OF chemical lead;
ono, sen's Is quoted for refined, and we
fsal;~ $50 to 4.40 cents. with a better
prosas In the market. but still with no
rOn,ss ;o' OF any very large advance; 4.45
wosts.s' we understand, asked here by q
,eaebaS works, and 1t may possibly be
md oal The end OF the year IL so near,
s sua corroders' stocks are 40 large. il !,
b,possioie that the demand will increase
dom next year. About IS, 900 tons OF
lsSa and 5000 tons of foreign lead
'-' current year.
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Sheriff Sale.
of tise State of Nevada. In and for
Eureka County.
Livingston 81 Co., plaintiffs,
Frank Abndfe, Defendant.

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
out of the District Court OF the Sixth
Judicial District of the State of Nevada, in and
for Eureka county, on the I'd day of December,
A D., 1856, and to me directed and delivered
for u judgment rendered in said Court on the
29lh day of November, A d. 1886, In favor of
A. L. Williams, Joseph May and Louis Living
ston, partners, under tbs firm name and styl
OF Livingston & Co., Plaintiffs, and against
Frank Absdie, Defendant, for the sum of
$3,455 S0-100, in United States gold coin, with
interest on the sun of 1924 30 100 in like
gold coin of the United States, at the rate of
Z per cent per annum till paid. together with
$I,17O 97-l00, coats and disbursements at the
date OF said Judgment. and a~ccruing costs
amounting TO the sum of 81 40-100, / have on
this the 3rd day Of December. 1886. levied on
and taken in execution all Of the right, title
aud inter. at of the ssid defendant, Frank
Abadle, In and TO the following described real
estate situate in the county of Eureka, and
described as follows, to wit:
Lot 5, block %, town of Eureka. Improve.
ments, frame house and brick house.
Lot 3, in block 80, own of Eureks. Improve
ments, frame house
Lot 3, In block 80, town OF Eureka. I'm
p~rovements, frame house.
Lot 4. in block 80, town OF Eureka. Improve
ments, frame house.
Lot 5, in block SO. tow Of Eureka. Improve
ments. frame house.
Lot 1, In block 10, town OF Eureka. Improve
ments, frame house.
West 20 feet of lot l, In block II, town OF
Eureka. improvements, frame house.
Lot 3. in block al. town OF Eureka. Improve
ments. framehouse.
Lot 8, in block II. town of Eureka, Improve
ments, frame house.
S. lay feet lot II, in block Is, town Of Eu-
roka.
\. Il Of lot 8, in block %, town of Eureka.
North 12& feet, lot 10, block 4, town Of Eu-
reka.
Lot IL, in block 4, town of Eureka.
Lot s, in block 9S, town Of Eureka.
Lot b, in block q, town Of Eureka.
Lot 6, in block p, town of Eureka. Improve
ments. Frame house.
Lot 2, in block 8, town of Eureka.
Lots % and %, in block II, town of Eureka.
improvements Frame house.
House on Ruby Hill known as Todd's house,
Lot 3, in block sos, town of Eureka. I'm
provements. Frame house.
Lo. 8, In block %, tewn Of Eureka. Improve
ments. Frame house,
House on Kyle street, Ruby Hill.
Lot 0. In block 2. town OF Eureka.
Lot 10, in block 2, town OF Eureka. Improve.
ments. Brick house.
Lots @ and Z, in block 90. town Of Eureka. I'm
provements. Frame house and Oolonnade
Hotel building on Clark and Monroe streets.
Notice is hereby given, that on
Monday, tle 27th day of December
1885,
between the hours of o A. M. and 5 O'Clock P
NJ, to wit: IL O'Clock noon of said day. in from
of the Courthouse door, in the town Of Eureka
Twill sell at public auction ell Of the right
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-04
LOCAL AND OTHER Jors.
scraps from "a Notebook Of the
sentfneI's Reporter.

-
Sentinel's Reporter.
Trains now cross the Missouri river a
Sioux City on the ice.
To be thoroughly chic, nowadays, youne
man, your hair must BIO gray.
Gladstone is not overty-stricken. Hi.
rent-roll brings in $40, 600 a year.
Willie Robertson yesterday again spoiled
down the entire second grammar GLASS In
the public school.
A. L. Fitzgerald, Esq, has been laid IN
for several days with u cold and sore
throat. He WAS better yesterday.
To the railway trains OF Russia a church
car is attached. in which travellers and
train men can attend divine service.
II Is rumored that John W. Mackay has
busted Bob Morrow and his crowd ont of
the management Of the Yellow jacket.
A couple OF prominent Butte gentlemen
dropped 81, $50 in q quiet poker game with
q Salt Lake party one evening last week.
Mrs. Foster of Green Bay, has Jus.
taken for her fourth husband the gen tie
man who beautifully dug the graves of
her other three.
The telegraph failed again to-day 10 fur
nish as ths silver quotation. Perhaps the
price has gone 30 low that they were
ashamed TO send il.
Mrs. Charles Mcpherson, an oldorly
lady, was recently drowned In Little Wood
river. Idaho. She slipped from a foot.log
while crossing the stream.
At noon yesterday the San Francisco
stock board adjourned to $3.50 O'Clock this
morning, on account OF the shortage OF
help In the brokers Offices.
The Walkerville News says shore will be
more men working in and around Butte
within the next thirty days than ever be-
fore in the history Of the camp.
Persons indebted for State and county
taxes, will do we'll to step up to the Treas
urer's office and settle their delinquency,
and thereby save thor property.
Nine youths who outraged a 16.year-old
servant girl in sydney, New South Wales,
have just been sentenced to death. That's
the proper penalty for such crimes.
By our telegraphic dispatches this morn
ing II will be seen that President Cleve-
land is much worse, and his condition Is
that his friends arc becoming slammed.
The ladies Of Eureka are making great
for the Sunfower Clubs
masquerade ball. which takes place the
part OF this month.
The Los Angeles papers boast that
4" there were a million of dollars worth of
diamonds worn by the ladies" at the
opening reception Of the Raymond Hotel
at Pasadena.
The Tribune says there are no better
people in the world than the Carson
in time of sickness or distress.
Good Samaritsns are they, and worthy OF
all the praise that can be given them.
Mrs. James Brown Porter while In
recited before those two most
OF modern widows. Victoria
aud the Empress Eugene. She chose o
piece aud drove them both into
laughter.
II Is said that the only way an express
car on the Pacific roads can be robbed 10
by collision with the messenger. The
cars are lined with boiler iron aud pro-
vided with a shotgun and two rsvolvers,
aud the doors 30 secured that they cannot
be opened from without in an hours time.
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-ssTrsDAY's STOCK SALES.
INFORMAL BOARD.

INFORMAL BOARD.
80, oobir-22k "a 25 24k &c % 26h
! wo waYicsn-12 liz ia IL
,a0 Gould Il Curry-94i 8 81 81 ga
,r@ Bos. 4 Belcher-21 20
lex Con. Californis-40 39k 30
IA sayage-1G 1GA IL
10 Chollsr-6h
t ss potosi-7 1OH 10A 1875 10N
igs Hale & Norcross-7h IA ~
"a Grown Point-54 81 6 ca
ns Yellow Jacke.-Sh 8 8% 3
80 Imperial-2h
Ksntuck-4 81
100 Alpha-6 81
40 Belcher-6 5A
10 Copfdence--11 Tx IL ID
Va 8. Nevada-lS 12h IL l2k ll*
@5 Unb--7k 7
100 B~ullion--34 $3.50
zoo Exchequer-2 1900 1900
go 0vsrman-2h 1850 3
SO JusGcf--2A 285c 8 1900
gf5 Union-9 81
slN Alts-4a 440c AZ
hoo Julis-l40c ~ Ia 1900 hoo
$50 CalelODia--l
1850 s. Hil--80c 900 $50
455 Cabbage az %
1850 LAiy Washington 1
80 0rilen.sl-5k G Ga
1900 A~uds-260c "a 290c 3 295c $500
$50 S@rpion-lk IL 205c 2l0o 2l5o
So Benton-lA 1906 l40c 1850
80 Phil Sheridan-40c 500
as Eureka Cou.-6 TN Q
igj ysvsjo-l70o ~ IL 1900
so B. Isle-65o Coo 55c
iiD n. B. Belle Isle-6 So
800 Holiness 5000
$40 Nevada Queens 305c 310c 8
100 Argenta-20c
$50 Bodie--4
$50 Balwer-2 f90c
100 Syndicate-40o
800 Mono-3k 4
$50 Con. Pacihc-45c 500
800 Peer Zoe S5c 900
US Crocker-2 210c
ll65 Peorless-60c Csc zoe