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Nevada County picayune., 1888-02-08

Miss Mary Byrd, we are glad to hear, is convalescing.
 John Ferguson made business trip to Paris, Texas, last week. Messrs. Johnnie Ferguson and Lee Montgomery went up to Hot Springs yesterday.
 Messrs. J. T. Gosset,I. T. Gray. son, J. W. Thomasson and Capt. George Christopher went on, last wfrE Epnting ..ad brought iu two fine deer.
 x .f"ra ha;i ii~ remedies for al. human ills. M,rli>' CaScarinc k on" O. ;hrm in |, Il sure cure ot dlsea>"S.
 BIjed and kolIcI Beef, -at Hat ley X ChristoPhcI'>.
 We are closing out our to:i If boots very low.
 HATLEY & CHRISTOPHER. There IS not a vacant residence Tn Prescott, which speaks well for our town, and such property is renting readily at better figures. - This is the first tine in many years that such was the case.
 Hon E. E. White of the Indian bureau, spent Saturday and Sun day with his family ere. He has spent two months at Washington City, and was on his way back to Anadarko, l. T.
 Having bought a heavy stock of school books, at bankrupt sale, I am pre- pared to sell closer than anybody.
 HUGH MONCRIEF' All accounts without exception, not paid by Feb, lst will he put ill the hands of an officer for col. lection. l can't wait on you any 1 longer for those old accounts.
 JNO F.. PORTIs.
 Nice line of Valentines at Hugh Moncrief's. s.
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Strayed or Stolen.

On the night of the 2Sth of Jan uary. from Sentcr, Ark, one large bay mare, about 10 years old, three white feet. l traded for the mare with a man whose name l do not know, that lives in Nevada county, and il is supposed that she will go back to him. X suitable reward will he paid for her delivery to w. F. Avera, at Camden, Ark, or for information that will lead to ihr recovery of the animal.
 Wa. ROGERS.
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SEE HERE, F'RIENDS!

.SereruI Hhndred S1tbscri- .bers tO tItiS p0per are be/ind from / 10 , years. F1endS We hure WOrked hard tO oiUe you C 6Ood paper, and Uait ed On yOu, so please Send or come and pay p. Ue ere " debt for ID ateri0l and stock, and need He money rery bully,
 See dote printed 1cith your H0D1e 1cIich ShOzCs fO lChat time yOU are paid.
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Make your girl happy by giving her one of those lovely Valentines at
 HUGH MONCRIEF"S.

When softly falls the featherly flakes,
 And hides the withercd grasses, Come and get your flour for cakes,
 And New Orleans molasses.
 BROOKS, BLAKE X Co. Whitaker Hams. guaranteed at Uatley X Christopher's.
 NeIveteen.-A lot still left on hand,
 JNo. E. PoRTIs. Philadelphia News, Oflast week "W. E. Atkinson, ESq,of Pres colt the silver-tongued orator of Arkan sas, and whose name is prominent lv mentioned for governor, IS n the city attending circuit court" Mir. ]. K. Hamilton will next week open a bran new stock of general merchandise on Front street. next door 10 J. E. Portis Joe'S many friends in this county are glad 10 have him remain cit izen of Prescott.
 Overeoats and blankets -a small uumber of each on hand for sale at cost, for cash.
 JNo. F. PORTIS. Thursday, the 2nd, was tradi tioaal ground hog" day, when il is said this animal always comes out from winter quarters to prog nosticatc the weather, and in case he sees his shadow returns to his hole, for there will then he three weeks more of sev ere winter weath CT. otherwise he remains out. Hence it is said the winter is about over, as he could not see his shad' ow Thursday.
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lmaginings of desolat'on' gloom and forehodings are the ei- fleets of Constipation on the hu, man mind. Morris Cascarine will disipate both the cause and it's ef- fleets by its healing power.
 Foster X Logan Hardware Co.,, are agents for the Hazard Powder Co.,, and wilt sell youpowder here at St. Louis prices, less freight.
 Does food refuse to stay on your stomach? Are you aWcted wlt'i dyspepsia? If so take MOTHS Cascarine and he relieved.
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Notice.

Prof l.. White, the noted cancer cradicator will remain at Prescott, until further notice ls gwen "l h'> departure, as he has several eases now on hand and new "ues are daily coming, even from Texas. He was in thsl state in July and Angus, and has proved there as well as he has in this state, thai he is one of thc most successful cancer crndicatorS in thr world.
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Glad to welcome Mr. ". R. Mil Ter. a true blue Democrat. as q citizen of this county, from Pike. He has just finished moving-in- to the Barham neighbOrhoOd.
 Mir. J. E. Lagrone was up from Buckner Sunday, visiting his fami. lv. Glad to hear he is closing out rapidly tEe stock of goods in his charge there, belonging to Geo. Taylor X Co.,. St. Louis.
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received too late Tor tniS issue.
 Mir. D. H. Bell. our clever harness maker, visited Texarkana Thursday.
 The streets in the business part of town are in fearfully filthy condi- ton. Can't our city fathers see af- ter them:
 Mir. R. F.. Wood, one of Wallace. burc's most ilduStrious aud worthy young men, was in town yesterday, and m,le this office q pleasa nt cal.
 Mr. James Higgins, one of onr clever shocma4trs, has been very sick with pneumonia, but we are glad to here is now improving.
 We hear of one or two Democratic clubs to be organized in the county. Such important work can't be begun too soon. Perfect organization and hard work will tell out this year.
 Que bran ne1c 5-olra1cer Ne1c Home Se1CinG D1acItine % per cent of reeularpr1c at Picay,,ne office. Come q,tich for His barSain.
 Dr. R. F. Robinson, of Wallace. burg, left here yesterday to lay Tn a large stock of goods. We were mistaken m stating on rnmor that he expected to quit bushes at Wallaceburg.
 Messrs. J. K. Harrell 6 Bro. have recently greatly improved their blacksmith and wood shop by addition, making it very conve- nient and commOdious. They are clever, nice gentlemen and good workmcn. and richly deserve the big patronage they are receiving.
 Novelties in colognes and Han- kerch,ef extracts just opened out, by Hinton Drug Co.
 Red rust proof oats at Hatley X Christopher's.
 When you come 10 market, don't forget to bring your corn to T. M. Nea's mill, Prescott, Ark. Pm.
 The celebrarcd Star Whitaker hams at Hatley X Christopher's.
 Esquire B'Shcrs has laid upon our table fine specimen of sur face antimony..quartz, taken from the farm of Mir. Willard M Moo ny, near MurfresborO, Pike coun. ty, Mir. BShers says it is richer than the mines of Antimony City. If so, Mir. Moony has big fortune in his mineral lands.
 "Uncle Bully" Ferguson has secured uvcr sl50.0O in subscrip- tions to the Arkansas Gazette in order to get Prot. De Lamar, on the staff of that paper, to come here to write up this town aud county, and he will be here soon for that purpose. "Uucle Bully" deserves special praise and com. mendatiOn for his good work. MesSrs. P Norman and J. F. Britt have ordered first class Straub grist mill, for grinding corn out at their gin. They will grind every Saturday, and guarantee satisfaction, and in case a sack is lost will make it .goOd. Will begin grinding in abOut.two weeks These gentlemen are we'll known, honorable and upright and will no doubt get d good patronage.
 All wool goods, at cost, for cash JNO. F. PORTIs.
 We will sell any and all winter goods, at bottom prices, to make room for our Spring stock. HATLEY x CHRISTOPHER.
 OATS. Genuine Texas Red rust proof, tor sale by Jno' E. Portis.
 Best stock of clothing in town
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Notice

On and after Feb., 1st, l will give checks for all sacks left at my mill, which will have to be return. ed to get the sack. T. NJ. Neal, Prescott. Ark. 1t.
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place to buy your Drugs, Medicines Paints Ols School Books, cheap and good Tobacco Cigars Wines, Liquor and Alcohol Special attention given orders Drugs and Liquor When you Hope, call me- whether not you wish to buy goods.
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 The building of McsSrs HarrrIl | c\i t' tue ice hoas", iS out. c"z} aa,i uca;.
 The lime for sowing spring caIs l '' i'lAd,bnl it keep> r;nilj,. a.,' tHr 2toan! i> ',., Vcf.
 Mr ;. . Brsngall of Pa,jS, Tvtas, w.s up l:-t wr,k min.lirs wjh old fri nds IercabontS
 Mir J. P. Dickson, of Rosstm. has our thanks for contribution sent ap for our missionary box.
 Jones X Jones will sell you 20 yards of good prints, for one dol lar.
 Avery Flows, Blades and Plow Harness, are the cheapest, at J. M. Denmau X Bros
 Fancy groceries and confection cries at old ice house, as cheap as the chear est, by J c. Trevillion.
 The Bluff City Stoves are guar anteed, and the best and cheapest at J NJ. Denman x Bros.
 Prof. A. P. BourIand returned to his home, Jackson, Tenn, Mon. day.
 MT. w. c. Carr sends the Plea yuue to his father, W. c. Carr, Ada Grant parish, La.
 In another place, on first col. umn of this page, we give our rates for announcing candidates.
 Prof. 8. T. Boyd teacher of our colored public school, visited friend at Fulton Saturday and Sunday.
 Call on me for Tobacco 1 keep best assurtmcnts in town.
 JNo. NJ. MILBURN.
 2j,000 ponnds of butter from the country wanted, for which the highest price will be paid.
 JOHNSON X GENEREILY.
 Go 10 Jones X Jones'cheep cash store, for dry goods and grocer IeS.
 If you will price wagons and Hardware. at ]. NJ. Denman X Bros they. will certainly sell you MT. A. F. Gardner, of the Saline Courier, Benton, Ark, was down to see his parents and brother. Mir. McNutt, Arkadelplia's big was down to see his Mr. J. C. Young, 
 MT. R. l.. Bright is down from visiting his moth CT near lere. He thinks of going of to ake business course.
 Prescott IS the banner town of southwest Arkansas. Not fail Ire here in several years-all good 'olid houses, enjoying a big trade. Wheat bran at Hatley x Christo Iher'S.
 Choice fruits and fresh candies, md vegetables always on hand. at ce house, by J. C. Trevillion.
 Brooks Blake & Co. will receive heir new stock ofspring and sum- ner goods, in few days.
 We want 100000 chickens for which highest market price will ,e paid.
 JOHNSON X GENERELLY. am offering special induement o wheelers and mOn-wheelers to rade with me, call and examine or yourselves.
 JNo Nj. MILBURN. Mr. E. S. Carson has sold out lis stock of goods to the Gee Bros, and will discontinue busi- less here. We trust he will remain with us,
 Mir. l.. W. Pipkin, the clever ;lcnvillc merchant was up last week. lie attended the Immigration Con .ention as alternate delegate from his county.
 MT. J. F. Stephens, the new ov- ,rser, of the section hands of rail cad. now lives in town. His sect on extends , l-2 miles horlh anu 1 2milcs south of town.
 Jones X Jones will sell you a good full stock brogan shoe, Tor sl.U0.
 Tobacco specially at Milburn'S' Carry all yonr country produce O Johnson X Generelly, for which ,ou will get the highest market price.
 When you go down to Hope, lnnt fail to visit J IIansel Woods polace Shoe and Clothing store, He is said to have the prett'eSt store and the incest line of shoes,
 fin In |
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hNNOUNt ENii.N1S.

The following are our rates for anuonnc- ing candidates, and they must be accompa- nied by tn. cash in every instance, "s de- featsd candidates do not often feel like pay
Nevada County picayune., 1888-02-08

After this month there can be ITO lawful quail shooting, and our local sportsmen are making use of the time. By the game law, the time or killing deer expired 1st February, and for quail lst March.
 Mir. T. V. Vernon, living near Prescott, was severely injured in wreck on the Gurdon and Cam. den branch of the 1. NJ. R. R., last week. One leg and also his head were badly bruised. He will sue for damages, we learn.
 Rev. J. J. BycrS, who was here Christmas, dled at his home, Sho. Va Springs, on the 1st inst. Rev. W. T. Box, of this place went down and preached the funeral sermon on the 2nd. Another father in ls- rael has gone to his reward.
 have just bought car load of fine young mules, that l want to sell you on time. l also have 40 head One.eyed and three-legged horses, that ! want to sell for cash. Respectfully,
 SIrNEY B. WOoD,
 (The Peoples Man)
 Hope, Ark.
 Remember you can get your corn ground at T. M. Neal's mill or exchange meal at all times.
 For Louisiana sugars and mo lasses go to Hatley X Christopher
 The Gazette, the other day, gave our fellow tOwnsmau, Mir Ira McMilliou, a nice notice, end, ing same by saying he was just starting out with new and full line of samples for the trade, rep resenting the stable house of Wolf X BrO., as usual.
 There has been some change of officers of the Iron Mountain R. R. lately. Among those of local in- terest is the appointment of Mir. A. l.. Mcleod, of Kansas, 4 splen did and experienced railroader, as division road master, between Gurdon to Texarkana, and also the GurdOn branch.
 We see in the Philadelphia News and Okolona Messenger about q halt dozen announcements for of flee in Clark county, subject to the action of the Democratic party It is said ''the early bird catches the worm." Our columns are Op eu for announcements. Come out ye festive candidates.
 Friday night. while the jailel was attending d masonic meeting the only two prisoners confined in the county jail escaped, by breaking two bars in one ut the windows, cnt loose from the low CT sill by prisoner nearly two years ago. Kingsly and Ellison two ncgrOes) are the names of the escaped prisoners; the former was in for murder, the latter for grand larceny. The county Judge is said to be blamed for not having the window bars prop erly secured long ago.
 For oats go to Hatley X Christo pher's.
 Boots. A large lot on hand, for sale at cost, for cash.
 JN0. E. PoRTIs.
 Clothing at cost.
 HATLEY X CHRISTOPHER.
 Better clocks and cheaper clocks just received by the Hinton Drug Go.
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Hickory Grove Dots.

Still it continues to he bad weather.
 Our Wheel is on a boom: fonr members received in last meeting and several petitions on hand for the next.
 Mir. Editor. l want to correct the mistake in regard 10 Bro. Stone's statement. IL was only two chil- drcn instead Oi nine.
 Bro. Hit preached good ser mon at Hickory Grove the nth Sunday, at II o'clock, to Il small congregation. Bro. Hyde preach ed at the same place the ist sun day at II o'clock; also at night. and prayer meeting at Bro. Hawkins the same night
 Hope the roads will get good before the County Wheel meets, so our delegates will have no eX- cuse for not going
 Bill Arp on the tariff l. pretty good. Would like to hear from him again.
 ODDS AND ENDS.
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Any one wishing paper of Fa- nous Squash seed can get the same at J. Hansel Won'rs new Shoe and Clothing Store. ai Hope, tree. MT. Wood has secured l.ooo papers ot the squash seed and Is giving them away. and also oilers three valuable prizes, on" for the largest, smallest and iyllcst squash raised from the seed. Call on him and get a paper of seed free and contend tor one Ut the prizes.
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37O,O69

Is the patent numher f the Dio Lewi,, Flow, patented September 70, lSS'' al' manufactured by B, r. Avery x sons Louisville, Kentucky.
 This plow is practicable, durah ana nov cl in it, construction, and does the Wort l' other blow has been made to do.
 It saves the work of two men docs Ills work to perfection. l. blows ont the lthe' corners and clears the grass from around tn' stumps. |, can be made to run close to the plants while your horse may walk in the middle of the TOM. IL blows yoar orchard without barking the trees.
 "COME AND SEE IT,
 It is on exhibition at j. NJ. Denman @ Bros, Agents, Prescott Ark. Lewis x Den man, Patentces.
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Clothing at cost.
 HATLEY X CHRISTOPHER.

Better clocks and cheaper clocks just received by the Hinton Drug Co.
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sleraaa gpnnty 2itaynne.
PRESCOTT. ARK, FEB. s, 1888.

Entered at the Postofcc. Prescott Ark. a'
 Second Glass Matter.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

"A chiefs amaug yc, takin' note,- An tai'h hell brent 'em."
Nevada County picayune., 1888-02-08
RAILROAD TIME CARD.
PRESCOTT MARKETS.

Revised and corrected weekly. COTTON MARKET.
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Mrs. o. l.. Moncrief left last week, having beeu called to the dying bed of her mother, Mrs. Louza Herring, at LoclIapoka, Ala, whom we learn died just be- fore her arrival there.
 Mir. J. P. Hendrix, of Rosston, ton, was up and gave us an appre. ciated call Friday. We learn that his brother, H. H., and Mir. $. w. Orr have gone into business at ROsston. We wisi, them success.
 Mr. B. F. Amonette. Sr., gave n> pleasant call and contribution yesterday. Said he had paid up every thing else hp owed, and was getting ong finely. He is ane "t our best citizens and one Of our most successful farmers. Editor PicAYINE.-Iou will please publish that cotton yard committee will meet in Prescott the 18th day of February, 1888.
 w. B. HAWKINS. J. R. JoNES. Com. D. J. NELL. l now have an interest in the mercantile business with Jones X Jones, and in order 10 make room for new goods, l will, for the mex 30 days, sell dry goods at cost Call and see me.
 J. NJ. PRICE.
 Buist's Garden Seeds are the best and make fine vegetables where all others fail. Sold and guaranteed by
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-28
HARRISON SPOUTs.
He LabOrs With the Railroad
Men.
The CARRIE HARRISON CLUB.
The General Has somewhat Changed
His Tune of cone Dollar
Day is Enough

INDIANAPOLIS, October ga delega-
ton of eighty young ladies, members OF
the Carrie Harrison Club, of Oxford
Female College, Ohio, came to the city
to-day, under escort of President Fay
Walker, to pay their respects TO Mrs.
Harrison, whose father, Rev. DR.. Scott
founded the school. They marched
out TO the Harrison residence and were
cordially received. General Harrison
responded briefly and informally to
their address, thanking them for their
visit. A parade of railroad men to-
night was witnessed By 10000 people.
Clubs composed of railroad employees
from Terra Haute, Richmond. Logans-
port and New Albany, together
with local organizations composed
the parade and made q fine
display. Several of the transparencies
referred to Sackville- Vests letter and
elected considerable applause and
laughter. TomIinson Hall was crowded
to its utmost capacity. and when Gen
eral Harrison appeared was greeted with
prolonged outburst of enthIsis site
cheering. The vast audience arose and set
up an indescribable uproar, with drums
and horns, while nearly a thousand
lanterns were swung in the air. The
denomination was the most notable one
of the campaign, and lasted fifteen
minutes. To-night's speech was the
seventy-ninth General Harrison has
made during the campaign, and
will probably be the last. He
said, in part: my friends of the
Railroad Republican Clubs of Indiana:
l am here tonight not to speak on any
political topic, but to express, if 1 can,
the deep and earnest thankfulness l
feel toward you, who have shown so
much kindness and confidence in me.
Very early in the campaign there were
those who sought to make breach
did not do it.'O You did not wait for
self; (cheers,) and again, have wit
messed your faith, that my disposition
toward you and men who toll
for a living, was one of fond
less, and that the principles |
represented, and 1 have always adyo-
Gated were those that prompted true
interest in the working men of Amer
lea. (Applause.) l have believed and
held that the prosperity OF the country
and the permanencv OF its institutions
and social order all depended upon our
pursuing such policy in our legisla.
ton that we should in America place
the workingmen in a position to be
earning adequate wages that would
bring comfort into their homes and
maintain hope in their hearts. (Great
cheering) A despairing man, out of
whose horizon the star of hope has
gone, is not safe citizen in a republic.
Therefore, would preserve against all
in friendly competition the highest pos.
slble scale of wages to our working peo-
pie. Great applause.) After speaking
in eulogy of the intelligence, enterprise
and fidelity of railroad men, the Gen
eral thanked them for the great dem
onstration, and retired amidst tremen-
dous cheers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-28
A Colonization swindle

CHICAGO, October 27.-The Tribune
prints an extended account of the
formation and of the development here
of what is knowa as the Chicago
California Colony" 1t alleges, in sui z
stance, that Porter, the railroad con-
tractor and builder, who originated it,
visited California and negotiated with
H. B. Hayford and Maurice Labner,
real estate agents at Colfax, and Sc
cured an option On 5000 acres of land
near that place; that he plated it into
town lots at $50 to $50 each, and
acreage property at SIS. The situation,
etc. are glowingly described
and about 100 people were induced to
buy, about $4,000 cash being realized.
A NUMBER of the investors claim
they have been unable to secure an
abstract title to their purchases, and it
appears the land now in the immediate
is selling for So an acre.
Meantime nobody seems 10 know
where Porter is.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-28
A Wreck Found.

WASHINGTON, October 27.-L!eutenant.
Commander Emery. commanding the
United States steamer Thetis reports to
the Navy Department, under date of
Gulf of Alaska, September 29th, that
the wreck of a schooner, suppose d to be
the Lookout, of San Francisco, has been
found on Athka Island, one of the
Alentian group, and that no informa-
ton in regard to her crew could be
Learned from the natives.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-28
ROYAL 7K4Sg
ABSOLUTELY PURE.

For raising the Royal Baking
leaYenng absolutely
leavenng tits uniform
fails to make light palatsble
biscuits Mullins
climate without deterioration.
Prof A. Mott u s. Government Chemist,
the principal baking powders of the country reported
1.-The Royal Baking Powder absolutely
both
facilities obtaining perfectly
dependent upon proper
proportions OF the and the method its the Roya
Baking Powder undoubtedly
offered public.
DIR HENRY A. OFT, d."
s. henis
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-28
Burned to Death.

CHARLELToN, Va, DC ober 81. - A
train on the Chesapeake & Ohio Rail
road was thrown from the track just
above this city this morning, caused by
a misplaced switch. The engine ten
der, baggage car, two coaches and a
thrown down over the en-
bsnkment. Fireman John Elkins, of
Sinton, and Conductor w. A. Neither
land, of the Chesapeake & Ohio, were
burned to death.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-28
A Dasdardly Deed.

ST. LOUIS, October q. - Nineteen
men were arrested for brutal assault
On two young women, Lydia Jane
Seals and Lizzie Shelby, aged IS and
%. The girls were from the neiehbor-
hood of Olneyville, ard claimed to have
come here to seek employment. They
quarter OF the city and brutally out
ragged. The Seals girl cannot recover.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-28
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
october q, 1888.
WHITE HOUSE =,

WHITE HOUSE,
Frank Notation. = lreka, Tintic; Alonzo
Stanton, Blake City; Henry Cluff, Park City;
William Davis, Heber city; ]. Broken,
&c )rge Bucks, Stockton;A Pickering, Clear
Creek; 8. s. Farm, Tacoma, w. r.: Eugene
Dalrymple, Park City: James Dick, Sweet
water, Wyo.: 4. A. Johnson, Rawlins, Wyo A;
Mrs. h. Lenhardt and children, San
Francisco; o.. L. Vincent. Chicqgo;
William Cooper and wife, West
Jordan Louis Cafforr, Bernard Bottero,
Argenta, James Lowery, Stockton;
c. M. wilkins, Philadelphia; c. Wright, E.
oJanuer, A :, Savage, London, England; .
NJ Palmer. A. S. Palmer. Myrtle Wood
ruff. San Diego, California; Alonzo etan-
ton. Blake City; II. r Reeves, San Diego,
California: G. Bsughman. E. Strohm, ed
Mount, Colorado; D W. Grant, f. NJ. Hat
ton, Og1en