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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-01-16
NARKET REPORT,

New York, Jan. 16.-Money on call
easier at per cent. Prime mercantile
paper, 53S q 81 per cent. Silver, 47as.
Now York, Jan. 16,-Lead and cop
per, quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN.
Chicago, Jan. 15.-Close. Wheat, May,
7S q 7SH; July, 74N.
Corn, January, AK; May, 44A a
44s6.
Oats, January, s4A; May, ae11.
PORK, LARD, RIBS.
Pork, January, 81. 90; May, $l6.42k,
Lard. January. $1,000; May, $3.50 q
$9.52K.
Ribs, May, 80. .o5; July. 5000.
STOCK
Kansas City, M, Jan. 16. Cattle, re.
ceipts 1000, including 500 Texans
market steady.
Native stecrs, 1885 q IS. 80; Tex
as and Indian steers 81. .85 a 81. .65
Texas cows, 81. .25 q So O5; native COW,
and heifers, 81 rs q "a. 25; stockers ant
feeders, So 90 a 81 so; bulls 2.25 q 3.85
calves, $500 a $500; western steers
@2.75 q $50; western cows, sl.75 q
1910.
Sheep, receipts 600; market steady.
Muttons $500 q IS. 10; lambs, $500 :.
45.55; range wethers $500 q e4.60
ewes $500 q 34.20.
Chicago, Jan. 16.-Cattlo, receipts
2,50O; market steady.
Good to prime steers, 95 90 q &c. .OO
poor 10 medium, 33.O @ S4.75; stocker
and feeders, -. IS q "a. so; cows S1.40 &
S4.4O; heifers, &2.25 q $4.75; Gamers
t1.40 q $3.50; bulls, e2.25 q e4.25
calves, $500 q e3.75 Texas fed steers
$3.50 q ~34.75.
Sheep. receipts, 500; sheep steady
lambs steady.
Good TO choice wethers. 94.e5 q e5. OK
fatr 70 choice mixed, 98.25 q e4.2!
western sheep, e4.25 q 46.45; natlv
lambs, 1926 q 98.10.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-01-16

St. Louis, Mo-, Jan. 16. = Wool,
unchanged.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
values Of property in the above named
territory as follows. to-wit:
On all coal, timber, agricultural and
grazing lands, values to be fixed ac-
cording to local conditions.
Mares and breeding stock horses on
open range IS per head.
Cow ponies SIS per head.
Mules and graded mares and horses
according to local values.
Stock cattle south Of the 35th parallel
Of latitude $11 per head.
Stock cattle north of the 35th parallel
of latitude $12 per head.
Cattle other than range stock accord
ing to local conditions and values.
All improved sheep $1.5O per head.
Mexican sheep 81 per head.
Common goats 81 per head.
Improved goats 81 per head.
Banks
National and other banking stool
and surplus at go per centum Of its pal
value. R
All other property not herein enum
| Grated on the same basis as that o
banking stock is assessed.
Territory of New Mexico,
| County Of Santa Fe. ss.
/
I, the undersigned, secretary of tn
Territorial Board of Equalization, d.
hereby certify that the above and fore
going Is true. and correct abstract o
the values of different classes of prop
erty as placed by the said board at it
January meeting, 1908, as the same ar
taken from the book Of proceedings o
the said board. -
Witness my hand this the 18th da,
OF January, A. D. 1908.
l venceslao Jaramillo, Sec.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-01-16
A FIGHTING
CHANCE ONLY
N. g. Gonzales Brutally Shot by
Lieutenant Governor Tillman
Of South Carolina, is How
ering Between Life
and Death.
OPERATION WAS PERFORMED LAST EVENING

Columbia, S. c., Jan. 16.-N. G. Con-
zales, editor of The State, who was
shot and perhaps fatally wounded py
Lieutenant Governor James p. Tillman
was reported this morning by mis-
physicians to be holding his own with
indications Of improvement. The
physicians who have been in constant
attendance at the bedside of Mr.. Con-
zales since the operation last evening
at the Columbia hospital, expressed
satisfaction this morning at the out
come of the operation. Though no Off
cial bulletin has been issued this fore
noon, the physicians say that since
o'clock this morning there has been
favorable change in Gonzales condition
which with his strong constitution and
splendid habits will give him a better
fighting chance for life.
CHANCES AGAINST HIM.
Atlanta, Ga, Jan. 16.-A report from
Charleston, S. c., received at $40 this
morning says Editor Gonzales condi-
tion is very precarious and the chances
at this hour are greatly against recov-
cry.
TILLMAN STILL SILENT.
Columbia, S. c., Jan. 16.-The physi-
clans stated at noon today that Mr..
Gonzales condition was more favorable
than at any time since the wounds were
examined. The excitement Of yesterday
has somewhat subsided and the town
is quiet, although the feeling against
Tillman is very bitter. Tillman remains
silent in the Jail. 1t Is thought that
the meeting yesterday was by acci-
dent.
CONDITION is GRAVE.
Augusta, Ca, Jan. 16.-The last bull
letin issued on the condition of Con-
zales at 1916 p. m., and received here
by telephone says: Mr. Gonzales con-
| dition is grave. Peritonitis is feared.
Dr. Gill Wyle, New York specialist,
has been called in consultation with
| the local physicians.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-01-16
THE FAULT OF A
MESSENGER BOY
IL is Blamed for a Railroad Acct
dent at Cumberland, Maryland,
in Which Four Railroaders
Were Killed This
Morning.
THE TRAIN CRASHES INTO TWO ENGINES

Cumberland, Md, Jan. 16.-The east
bound express leaving here at APO this
morning. near the east end of the yard,
struck two freight engines on the main
track, killing Engineer Sims and Fire
men Moran and Sneering of the passen-
ger, and Engineer Butter of one of the
freight engines. None Of the passen-
gers were injured. Investigation of the
cause of the accident shows that a
messenger boy who was in the tele--
graph office threw the signal without
the knowledge of the operator, giving
the passenger train a clear track when
it should have been blocked.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-01-16
GRANT COUNTY.
A Fugitive Murderer Located at
Midland, Texas--Plenty Of
Snow in the Mountains.

At Richmond, at the home of the
brides parents, Miss Mary, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Martin. was mar
ried to Vernon Martin. The Rev. w.
A. Dickey otficiated.
The Silver City Enterprise has been
selected to be the official paper of Grant
county by the board of county commits
sioners. The board elected Commission
er Murray chairman, ana DR.. Westlake
county physician.
Last Thursday evening the hide house
of John Finnigan and Company at Sill
yer City, burned to the ground.
There is more snow in the mountains
Of Grant county now than there has
been during any winter of the past ID
years.
The Commercial Club of Silver City
is o1ite active and has rented hand
some rooms in the Warren block. The
club has $4OO in it's treasury. Tt sent
a telegram last week to Senator quay
urging the passage of the omnibus
statehood bill.
The following justices of the peace
were elected on Monday: Silver CITY,
w. H. Newcomb; Pinos Altos, 0. A
| Barrett; Santa Rita, B. G.. Howe; Cen
tral, J. G. Crowley. The following were
elected constables: Silver City, John M
| CHM; Pinos Altos, Valentine Gonzales
cop+a Rita. William Mitchell; Central
Andrew Walter.
Deputy Sheriff Pink Edwards arrest
ed a drunken man at Santa Rita ant
ordered him to mount horse to rid'
along to Jail. The prisoner accompan
| led the deputy sheriff short distance
and then wheeled around in an effort t.
escape. Edwards used his revolver ant
shot the horse in the neck, causing TN
drunken man to take a hard tumble
| After this he was as meek as a laml
and accompanied the deputy sheriff t.
Jail without further trouble.
Miss Anna Ashenfelter has accepte'
a position of local editor of the Silve
City Independent.
Today Rev. H. Van Valkenburg, 70
the past five years pastor of the Col
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Pinos Altos, left for Alamogordo, wher
he will assume the pastorate of tn
First Methodist Episcopal church.
Company D of the National Guard
Silver City will open a gymnasium 1
Newcomb hall.
Petrolino Chacon of Mimbres, wa
arrested on the charge of unlawful
killing cattle. The case was howeve
; settled before Justice Of the Peace
; H. Newcomb.
: The Mimbres is running high on ac
count of recent heavy SHOWS and ra1n'
Horse thieves are operating frol
the Black Range to the Burros an
many horses have been driven out
the Mimbres valley.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-01-16
SILVER CITY SHELTER SOLD.
There Is New Hope That This Large Plant VIII Resume
In the, Near FutWe-Grant County Mine Notes.

The long tunnel Oh the Manhattan at
Pinos Altos is being cleaned out pre-
paratory to the resumption of work
George Easton who has leased the
Caldwell group at Burros, is making
shipments of copper ore to the smelter
at Prescott, Arizona.
The Silver City smeter owned by the
smelter trust has been sold to the Co.
manche Mining and Smelling Company
which will make number of improve
ments to the smelter, which will have
capacity of $50 tons per month.
Robert H. Thompson has started dew
eopment work on the Mckinley mine
in the Burros district. He has placed
whim on the property and is sinking
shaft The Mckinley adjoins the st
Louis of the Southwestern Copper Com
pany.
Charles P. Mclaughlin is developing
his copper properties at Whitewater In
the Bufros. He is erecting steam
hoist on his mine. He recently pur-
chased the property from George H. Bell
and Nicholas Rascom.
Active operations have been COM
| menced on the Hirschberger mine at
Pinos Altos. J. l.. Schotield and Com
pany have secured bond on this prop
erty. 1t was located sixteen years ago
and has produced about a quarter OF .
million Of dollars. 1t has been idle the
past five years. 1t consists of two mines,
the Eastern and the Western, adjoining
the Mountain Key mine. The Eastern
Is developed by four shafts ranging in
depth from 40 to 100 feet all Of which
are in ore. There are also four shafts
on the Western, the main shaft being
down $40 feet. From 1t lead 1000 feet
of drifts and cross cuts In which large
quantities Of high grade ore are blocked
out The lessees will open the main
workings first and have erected steam
hoisting plant of twenty-five horse powtr I.
Tho work Of unwatering the old work
ings has commenced.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-01-16
GOAL ON The FREE LIST.
Prompt Action to Relieve the Coal Famine In Tho
Easi

Washington, Jan. l6.-The treasury
department. today received an official,
certified copy of the act approved yes
terday placing coal on the free list.
Upon its receipt, the department tele-
graphed the necessary instructions to
collectors of customs throughout the
country directing them to put the act
into immediate effect. The telegram
read as follows: "Admit all coal import.
ed on or after the 18th instant free ol
duty under the act of 18th inst. Copy
by mail"
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courts of the Territory Of New Mexico,
commonly known as '"The Elephant
Butte dam and irrigation case,' in
which the United States appears as
plaintiff and which case has been be-
fore the supreme court of the United
States. will seriously interfere with the
proper investigation of the Rio Grande
valley in New Mexico as to the water
storage possibilities and the develop
ment of the lands in that valley under
the recent act of congress Of the United
States. This case has been at two diff
ferent terms before the United States
suprem court and has been in the
courts now for some six years.
In view of these facts and of the
very great Importance to this territory
that the conditions for the storage OF
water and the reclamation of land In
the Rio Grande valley be speedily and
properly investigated, the commission
of irrigation in order not to delay such
| Investigations, necessary and looking
| to the development of the arid lands II
| New Mexico, respectfully request thu
Hon. Secretary Of the Interior to us
all proper influences with the depart
ment of justice to hasten, as much a.
possible, to speedily and finally deter
mine the questions involved in that sui
and to that end will take all necessar,
steps to secure speedy action on tn
part Of the department of Justice.
Very respectfully.
G. A. Richardson, President.
George w. Knaebel, Sec.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-01-16
HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE.
Almost Five Thousand Persons Killed by Recent Earth
quakss At Aadllan.

St. Petersburg, Jan. 16.-Thc official
figures are that 4,7l4 persons lost their
lives and that 33,112 houses were des-
troyed as result of recent earthquakes
at Andijan, Russial TurkcStan.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-01-16

All persons suffering from stomach
troubles, rheumatism or kidney ail-s
ments ought to 60 to the Haywood Hot
Springs and get well.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-01-16
NO EFFECT YET.

Only Two Americans on the Cardiff Market At the
Present TIms
London, Jan. 16.-The remission of
the coal duties by the United States con-
gress still appears to have little or no
effect on the British market. At pre-
sent there are only two Americans on
the Cardiff market rs compared with at
least dozen fortnight ago.
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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-01-16
The Wool Market.

St. Louis, Mo-, Jan. 16. = Wool,
unchanged.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-23

Baienggri9t.- (8Dr BEN
&t4tsrr Sabage, 8Iod Ii. O'8rien.)
@s purOen ernannt gu Sefamentsz
8puftretern in ben 6Guen BON @atbuz
rine 6. S4miOt 2(uguit SOefing,
8iirgi6aft $4,000; BON Caroline u.
Outer gmma 6reelano unO 6rieoez
ridu 8reibe, 8iirgi6aft 5000; BON
Ro6ert 8. @olOImit6 6anna6 s.
8OIOimit6, 8iirgI6aft 5000; BON
6. Qgne8 .. Sin q. RuFu8 Sin,
8iirgidaft $500; BON Marp 6eebel
G6riitian 66oe6arlein, 8irgI4aft
$500; 0on Sames u. Steport SameS
q. Stepart, 8iirgi6aft $500. gu
Ra6laBDernoItern in ben 6duen BON
M}arD u. &ummel MurD u. 0atin.
8iirgi6aft $14O0; BON Margaret
0urr6et 8eorge 9urrbed, 8irgI9aft
$4,000. Sur 8ormiinDertn ernannt
4nnie %. 8o6ertion fir GbparO Sd.
Rpbertion. Na6taB6eri4te beItdtigt
in ben 6dLen BON George 8. 0uibel,
1892; Margaret 8aniott, $37; SEQ.
8. Grsb8, $685.; Caroline @arb,
$40; Mm. 2eigbt, $4715; Gbas, 8.
Qeigbt, 1857; Wlarp Mauer, $157.
SnOentar : 8er8ei6nife eingerei9t in
ben 6Guen bOn Sobn 8urDionce, $11;
Wdrqdret S6orn6urQ6, S16; Wdrn
Muuer, $142; @iuiaminiu Qeig6t,
$500; g6as. 8. Qei86t, $142; SEQ.
8. &re68, $7525; @li3a 6. M}iGer,
$682,364.69; Bernard @iIemdn,
$500. 8ertauf rutift3irt i'm Sale
bon Sume8 8. Gonnuugbton, $1,000.
Stobtgtri9t. - 8or Rifz
ter 0enni5.) Minnie 8. 6ufFnagle
u.Q. 9egen rRtOerfiOe 8auz unO 2eibz
8erein" a 6Gue), non proi. in ieoem
San. Sir beute: grn. 10, Is, Is,
20, % uro 30.
4bt6. 2. - (8or &i6ter @ides.)
8m. ). 9arig 9egen 6reoerif 3.
9eQman, l1rtbeil umgeitOBen unO
mon prof." 9arrb N}. Gong gegen
n&Oum5' grpreB Co.," gef4Iidtet.
nMO. 2oun g." gegen ngbuns Ntars
file &c." nnOn prof."
8t4ter at Cargo. Wor
3i9ter 9arlun.) @m. 5. Mc@ul=
Iougb gegen n2i6ertp Gountil Th. "a,
.. %. 81. &c." ge14Ii4tet. Sn Ga
den bes @erm0gen5 Oon @bds, gngle,
irriinnig, 9etitton dbgetpieien. Sir
6eute: 6ite gegen Monroe, 8ropn gez
gen y8aiiin Monumentul &c." Mulz
len gegen Butler, 9rit6ett gegenPritz
6ett. 9abea5 : Corpus : Sale I'M
10 ltbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-23
Gcrihtsbc:hanbIuugen.

Grtmtnulgeri3t. - Bor
Ri6ter 5tod6ribge.) 8uu6-RObert
geafar, nidt i8ulOig. 9iebitabl -
Charles 0iltin8, l1rt6eil uufgei4oz
ben; 9upi0 6tepart, Elm Subr 3u4tz
6aug; Sp6n 6eolp, feds Wonate
5toatsz Q~r6eits6aus; 0arner Smith,
Is Sage 8efdngniB; MuuO 8irtIeS,
iitirt. Sir beute: 9ie6ita3l-5ohn
6arrt8 un0 &url &nuOfon; criminelz
Ter Qngrtff - Sobn %. 8errp unb
Charles 80. Carroll.
Q6t6. Nr. 2. - (@or Ri4ter
@rig6t.) 0ie6ta6l - @iGium 6au,
10 Sage @efGngniB. 4ngriff-Sa5
Gaqle unD Qlbert 8ailep, ie bier $40
nate 6taatg : Qr6eits6uus; So9n
8OrOlep, 500 @trafe; 36eOOore S,
8errp, fitirt. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
8afer, ni8t f6ulOig; Mauo 2ocp,
S51 5traFe. Sir 6eute: Oie6ItaRl-
Qouis See, @iOnep 2ilient6al, 8m.
3. Bel, Ht6dr0 SoRn1on, 9enrq
@il1on, @eorge Star, Somes Rpan,
gOparD Mtulen, Sames 8dSlsp,
QQprsnce MIcRernar, George 2eptS,
Ql6srt Dunn unO Settle 9errington.
&ret8gert6t. - (8or Rtater
S6arp.) George SoteI gegen &o6srt
9. GarspeQ, ni6t besnOet. Sir 5eute:
0smun Qatrpbe gegen MatbiIoa ).
Windns.
Guperior d. t. = @Or
Rt6ter 46elp5.) canton Rationalz
8unt" gegsn 20. 6. N}cS6ee nno 5.
s. 4irpan g JGGe), gei6liatet.
@eorge 81. 8re6m gegen SoRn S. un0
Wm. s. 9il6art, ni4t bcennet. 5ur
bsute: nur Der I6pebenOs San.
on PIea8 8ert4 t.
- 0or Ri6ter Rit6ie.) 5Iorence 6.
@cott gegen ZEN Mapor uno StaOts
rotb unb n@onfolibirte 9as : Co."
SION pros" Goit6 SO, 2Ober gegen
Bic .Qmertcan 8rtOge &c." gei4li4s
tet. sir beute: Rrn. 81, 68, so, IS
uno SO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-23
QeBIer's @eru II g.

0ds SUD connie UeS guH2
mites fir MQrine : Nngelegsn9etten,
peI9es Die pom Experimentation Yep
Ter, R,zg., er6o6ene 8si4uloigun8
untsrfu6t, oaB DerIu4t porOen TT,
iain 8er6alten als MitglteO Deg 90
mites 6e5igli9 Der @orlage iiber Die
@rmd6tigung gum 8au BON unter=
ieeti4en 3%orpeDo6ooten 81 beetrtlu1@
len, bat Ieinen 8eri6t i6on fsrtlg.
6r. 2eBler tpurbe geitern iOpo1I IN
ber 9ormittag8z, dls in Der gtUhmItz
tags SiBung pernpmmen ur0 etrlem
5iemIi6 i4arfen 3%reu3Der40r unterz
norFen. Nur 30gernO beritano er tld)
CUR 4nga6e Der Namen Der 9erionen,
pelfs u%ngs60rige 8eriu6e genadt
bQ6en IoQan, feline Stimme 81 beelnz
fluFen, aber duf pieOerbOlte5 9rdils
Qen mamie er 8pei 9erfonen. Sine
BON i6nen ion gebro6t BADEN, i4m BET
Ter nG6ften 0a6l cine NieOerlu9e gu
6erett.n, penn er nift binIi6tlia 9ez
piFer 9untte mad 8uni6 ftimme,
Die an0ere 4erf0nIt4feit foQ i'm ~
Qar bur6 Q~ner6ieten pon 9slo gu be=
ftimmen geiudt 6ubsn. @s miro be
6auptet, e8 babe 6rn. 2eBler, alS er
BON BEN MitglieOsrn De5 Sub : Goz
mites in's @sbet genommen lpurce,
bei Tainen acknowledgment an BE-
ftimmt6eit gsmangelt. cir Gr3dhz
lung gtng Oabin, baB Inn ni4t ptrt=
li6 8eite6ungsgelOer i'm 8etrage BON
$4,000 onge6oten porben feien, ionz
bern DAP inn nur ongaOeutet porOen
lei, er f6nne bic $4,000 er6uItan, tpenn
ct ri6tiq ftimme. Die MitglieOer oeS
Sub : Gomite'8 bepu6rten i'm llebriz
gen 56peigan unD audi 9r. 2eBler
noQte fid auf Grtldrun8en ni4t elm
Iafen.
8utentz Gaoeats iir
QuslGnDer.
Dem GongreB Iiegt cine Bill CUR
NmenOirunq Ter 9atentgeIaBe in Der
@eiie Dor, baB Da5 GaDeat : PriOileg
aud auf ausIGnbtffe Grfinber au5gez
0ebnt pirb. Die MaBregeI m0dte
bergeFen norben fein, Da ii6 g}te=
mano ionoerIi6 Oarum tiimmerte,
penn ni6t bic Qu5lGnOif4an GrftnOer
BON W2e6ani8men, peI6e ni6t ourA
dmerifanif&es 9otent gefdiBt iino,
8coenten geGuBert bitten, lire grftnz
oungen i'm nd6iten Sabre in ct.
Qouis CUR Q~uSfteGung gu bringen, Bis
fe qeqen @ntpenOung i6rer Sheen gez
i6iiBt ftno. Die @ei6Gft5leitun8 Der
&~u8iteuung fat bes6alb ben Patent@
GommifGr 2uen sriu6t, fOl4enQu5@
fteQern Elm S6uB : Gerttfttat dus3u@
fteuen, a6er Der GommtfGr bat eriptz
bert, Dies pirDe Den funOamentalen
@runoiGBsn u%niere5 9~utentinitems
niDerIpre6en, nG6renO Die %erwdbnte
8iQ Dem beregten uebelitanoe o6Ael>
fen niiroe. @orau51i4tli6 pirO Die
5a6e nun in 6luB tOmmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

,Qu3erne Qano 60" on 2outIe 6.
TiI6er, 8 2Ot8, $4728.88,
Gat6artne 9. Minemiuer an San
ME g. Qngel, 4 2ot8, $3126.67.
8rioget 2Dn9 on Guen 8. Gala
ban, 2 2ot8, S..
RoIinu Sbire an Carrie 5i4t, 2
2ot8, 81.
Qlerunber s. O'Gonnor an Stag
ale 8. @ipple, NorbIeite Der @6aieitr.,
nu6e GoQingtonzQoe,, IA BEL 70,
grb3. $40, So.
Murb 81. Rraufe an 8eniamin 9.
G6rebes, 1 Qot, @rb3. $50, So.
emma Gorntfb an Gua @iaiams,
Re6te, SiteI unO Snterefen an einem
9a8IaB, $25.
S6eDbOre 8. 86ite an 9opur0 @.
6ppfins, 3 Cots, S..
@bpuro g. 6optins an @Orneliu
06ite, Of7eite Der CHAPEL, nube Der
4~rattfraBe, 13 bel so, 9rb3. $16.25,
$500.
9erTel6e an bieIeIbe, SitIeite Der
Chapel, nabe PrattitruBe, Is BET At,
@rb3. SIS, S..
9erTelbe an bieielbe, Subieite Der
qruttz, na6e @OlfeitraBe, Is BET no,
@rb3. $36, S..
MuDDr uno Stabtrut6 an Caroline
QDcett, 2 QOt5, 81.
sSobn 80. 0errp an emma 8aQ,
Ioro5eite Der Sill, nabe5 barPtraBe,
16 BEL 1873, @ro3. $48, S..
So6u g. GOnraO an Mattbep S.,
Dunn, NorbIeite Der 2unOale@, naAe
@ilmorItraBe, @ro3. $500, S..
Matt6erp S. Dunn an Sobn g.
Gonrub, RorO7eite Der 2unOales, ndbe
8iImoritruBe, @ro3. 800, S..
6iel0er 6. @lingluff, 8ern., an
Qouis =. Rot6, 8errp., @fe Oatfieloz
unb MainezQpe., 200 Bel 200, $3.50.
8. Wortbtn8ton 8~runOige, it,, an
@Qro6 M}. Suoor, me6rere Cots, $40.
Saru6 so. Suoor an 9. 0ort6ingz
ton 8runoige, me6rere Cots, $40.
OMAHA Map an nSecuritD 8eal
gItate &c. 01t1eite Der 5remont~,
nobe 6opfruBe, 10 BEL -, 9ro8,$55,
$500.
9ern., OfIeite Der 6rontz, ndRe
6on4robe 16 hpi - 8rb3. $50.
$1O23,28.
So6n 6peenep an 8ernon 8. Gorz
noob, 6uopetzGde Der Muatttnz Il.
8et6elitraBe, Sc BEL rs, 9rb3. $40,
$3.50.
M2i6oel 3. murp6p an Goodman
8o60, Sitofeite Der PreItOnitruBe,
nu6e 8uilforbsQ Oenue, IA Bel IS,
@ro3. $40, $1,000.
Safob G6erIing an Mar2 8olf,
Meitfeite Der DURHAM, na6e Office
anna TRACE, 10 Bel As, 9ro3. $25,
$500.
@p6ruim g. @race an Caroline 8.
| Telber, SIDE 8antz uno SpanItruBc,
As Bel 40, $3125.
Sofep6 Stout an G6a8. M2Orton,
RorbpefIeite Der 4reBtmunz, nabe
@tpifonitraBe, 1872 Bel 70, 9rO3.$65,
$3.50.
SO6n s. 8aBsr an Grt. s, 8repsr,
3 Cots, S..
8m. 8. 8open an @ba W}ar4ant,
RorbIeite Der Clifton, na6e Sutton
QDenue, 1876 BEL IS, @r63, $50,
$500.
Benjamin g. 6upben an Same8 6.
Sippett, @iibieite Der %. StraBe II.
@uilforOzQ Oenue, Is BEL 40, 9rb5.
$135, S..
Tisl0er 6. @lingluff 8erip., an
Ri6uro 3. Sippett, mebrere Cots,
$2681.
@m. s. Glenbenin an Garo 9Iopz
man, SiioIeite Der 6apettez, nabe Ga
t6erineftraBe, IA BEL 70, 9ro3. $56,
| $500.
@m. $. @impfon an Orleans g.
9. d." 2 Cots, 81,
Sfa6euu 0ootton an Ytarp 6.
Mopnep, 2 Cots, 5000.
So6n s. Mtutgan an Gli3a 8.@iIz
fon, l 2ot, $4,000.
g2pg Cabin 9. o." an SOd Chap
beI, 5iiopefieite Der SO6nz, na9e
Mc MeaenftraBe, 1876 BEL "a, 9rOa,
$115.50. $575.
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