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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

DIVIDEND NoTICE-TKe Giant Powder Com
panv Consolidated. Giant Station. California
A dividend No e3. OF fifty cents t50c) per
share OF sbe issueS capital stock of the com
pany tas bsen declNred payable octobed TO-
1905 Transfer Sncgs close October 3, 1906
at noclS Checks viii be mailed.
c. g. QUINN See
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-01

Powell. st. near Q'Farrell; oneh half block
from 81. Francis Hotel and Union Square. and
one block from James Flood bldg: class build
ing containing store. basement and lofts; 10
lease as q whole; ready about January !.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-01
JAS. McGINN

Funeral Director and EmbaImer Temporary
Ofnce at Crnig-Cochran's. 1180 Valencia st.. bet
z2d and Esd Phone Special 151
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ROSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE

Ss25-s room and basement cottage, furnished,
piano: worth $500
woods: must SELL snap.
s55O0-7-roon mansion 2 acres: buildings worth
10000; minutes from station; good as
new.
s1s5o-5-room house. beautiful location; two
acres
For lots. acreage or houses to let just leave
II 10
J. f. LEWIS. Kentneld Marin Co..
FURNISHED for rent. Ross, g. 6-minutes walk
from station; one room cottage, new, and a
able. Apply 10 station agent at Ross. or to
WILFORDS. Wordsworth ave.
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FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE.

5-ROOM cottage: modern; deep basement; $500
$500 down; l0l2 FruitFale ave. Owner. my
friend, also has cottages. $500 down; house
and lots. Do for poultry raising, $500 down.
Lots with street work done. $50 down $40
1912 Fruitvale ave
FOR sale-In the best part Of Fruitvale lot
l2sxl50 with 3 cottages: rents S75: price
$500. Apply '32S Nicol ave- Fruitvale; no
agents
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MUSCOGEE
Special 20 The Journal.


MuscOg3e, Jan. 6.-Evangelist Rev.
Heinrich Kegel, opened a series of
evangelist feelings at Muscogee
last night 10 a tremendous crowd.
Long before the opening hour the
house began to fill. till every seat was
occupied. As a result Of the first
meeting the entire community is car
ried by storm of enthusiasm" and a
veritable pentecost is predicted. Non
church going people as we'll as Chris.
tians are loud in prOclaiming this the
greatest event ever even attempted at
MuscOgee.
Mr.. Kegel is indeed all his reputa.
ton that proceeded him gave him,
an amiable, fearless and aggressive
speaker, and not only an eloquent.
most interesting and entertaining ora.
tor, but true preacher, ad a thorough
teacher.
Mr.. Ksgel is on his way to Pensaco.
la, where he will locate permanently.
also locate his publication, the Sou
thern Messenger, after having spent
IA years in a continuous work in the
north
The meetings will continue every
night. and Sunday mornings. until Jan.
uary II, inclusive. Do not fail to hear
this talented speaker while in the com.
munity.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK
At WARRINGTON

Warrington, Jan. 6.-The wedding Of
Mr. Chas. Burkhardt and Miss Flor
ence Graham, Of Pensacola. took place
last Sunday afternoon at the st.
Johns Catholic church. Rev. Father
Brady oficiaJing. Mr.. Burkhardt was
one Of Wsrrington's most popular
young men and he and his young bride
have the best wishes of the community
for a long and prosperous life.
Miss Regina Chafin left the first Of
the, week for Baltimore, Nd, where
she viii attend college.
Mr II. J. Pinchon. who some months
ago left sor Atlantic City, has return
cd and viii probably locate at War
Tington permanently.
A ladies auxiliary 10 the Army and
Navy Union will soon be organized
and the prospects bid fair for a large
number OF charter members. This or
gsniZstiOn will be Of a great benefit to
the ladies as we'll as Of untold assist
lance 10 the local garrison Of the Army
and Navy Union.
Major Lorenzo Lorain Garrison No
%, Army AMI Navy Union of the u. s
A. will give its annual ball Monday
evening. January s. 1906. All com
mittees have been appointed and moth
ing will be left undone 10 make this
ball a great success and the members
expect larger attendance than ever
before.
Mr.. Henry BUrkhardt is confined TO
his nome by sickness.
On Mondav January I. 1906, the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. J. ". RounlOf
was the scene Of a beautiful and in
teresting event, the gathering Of Mr.
and Mrs. RoUnlofs families. Among
those present we're Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rounlof. ar. and Mrs. n. Simmons.
Misses Anits and Augusta Simmons.
Miss Mile Rounlof. Mr. Gustav Rou1-
lof Mr.. and Mrs. Burnett Simmons.
Mr.. VIM. Simmons and Mr.. r. Nelson.
The residence was beautifully decor
sted with ferns, potted plants and cut
Towers. A six course dinner was serv-
ed at noon. Later in the evening rel
stives and intimate friends came in
and Joined the happy crowd. when the
table was again laid and delicate re
freshmentS served to all Various
smusemPnts were INDUCED in until
late hour. when all left wishing the
host and hostess that they would live
10 sec many more just such bright
and happv New Year days.
Miss Florence WagEener, who spent
the HOLIDAYS with her parents, has
returned to Tennessee. where she is
attending school.
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AND PETIT
JURORS ARE
DRAWN
For the Term of the U. S. Court
Which GonYsnsS on JAM
uaV 9th.

The names Of the grand and petit
jurors to serve during the term of the
United States court which convenes
January S-h, have been male public.
The names we're drawn some TIME since
but not given publicity until all Of
those who could be located were serv-
ed with papers.
The list Of the jurors is as follows:
Grand Jurors.
EScambia COunty-Arthur S. Oliver,
Chas. H. Dishman, Max J. Kahn. John
c. Beck, ". B. Runyan. d. B. SUggs,
Edward J. Elliott, VIM II. Hutchinson,
J. J. Deuel., n. c. Mcmillan, J. A.
Avsnt, Isaac Denmsn, James A. Daw,
John G. Ward. w L. Bell, John 4.
Briggs. Henry Muller.
Walton cOUnty.-H A. Beardsley,
William Rogers, Chas. Everett, J. T.
Hughes.
Holmes county:-A. Ramsey.
Washington couuty:-HoweI Brock,
H. L. Brock. Frank Jenkins (c).
jackson County:-D. B. Neal, En-
nest Dufin.
Petit Jury.
Escambia county: J. Yates,
John Davenport, Jos J. Johnson,
Clarence Rorrss, ID. Hale Wilson,
John G. Caro-, John w. Sutherland.
Frank r. Bruce, James Z. Absrcrom.
bic, Louis A. Pfeiffer. Frank NJ. Briggs,
Franz w. Walter. Julius c. Carter, p.
X. YOnge. HarrisOn Sunday Co, John
Pfeiffer, VIM. B. Wright. Clifton z.
Merritt, j. r. Saunders. Richard
Swaine, J. Clark Porter. Walter Pitt.
Santa Rosa county,. G.. Cannon,
G.. w Curtis.
Walton county:-W. H. Jones, F. c.
Eaton. Otto Tappan. A. r. Campbell.
Holmes county:-WarTen Jackson.
Washington county,. II. Brown,
H. T. Hofreiter. Geo. w. Johnson, f.
n. Dekle, r. F. Scarlet. B. c. Young.
Jackson county:-G. w. Horn.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

In Escambia County C.rcu.. Co.-
State of Florida In Chanccry. t.s.'
Smith VS.. Sarah Smith On Na-
the 9th day OF February. &. D. ..
the defendant, Sarah Smith. is -'8.
ed TO appear TO the bill filed aZa''
her herein. This ord # to be- I"
lished once each week for Con. .'
consC cutive weeks in The Pense
Journal. a swspaper published ms
Escambia county. A. NJ McA.i'
Clerk Circuit Court By J.. o. ~
mard. ID. .. Pensacola. Fla. p''.-
Der 30. 1905. SI4-cOH''
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lmnerfect Digestion.

Means less nutrition and in conse-
Quence less vitality. When the liver
fails to secrete bile, the blood becomes
loaded with bilious properties, the di,
gsstion becomes impaired ana the
bowels consdpated Herbine will rec
tify this; it gives tone to the stomach,
liver and Kidneys. strengthens the ap,
tetite. clears and improves the com
plexion, infuses new life and yigor TO
the whole system. 80 cents a bottle.
sold by all druggists.
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COLD KILLS THE GERM.
Lieut.. Perry Says There Are No Bald
Heads in the Arctic Reoion.

READS IN the Arctic Region,
The people who come back from
hlondike testify 10 the fact that no
native bald heads are there. The evil
dencc is that the cola climate kills
the germs that eats the hair off at
IN erOOt. Lieut.. Peary. when went to
the Arctic Regions, gives the same
evidence. Newbros Herpicide has
the same effect as the cold climate.
II kills the germ that eats the hair
off al the roots, and the hair grows
again Herpioide is the first hair
remedy built upon the prinCIplo OG de
stroylnS the germ that eats the hair
on. Its phenomenal sale demonstrates
The correctness of the scalp germ the
DRY. For sale by W. A. D'Alemberte,
druggist and apothec2ry, 121 South
Palafox street, or send 10c in stamps
for sample to The Herpicide Co, De-
troit Mich
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NOTICE

The WoolIey Sanatoriun1, the ou.r re-
stitute in the United States w1orr -
Opium, Cocaine and Wiskey Eara
can be cured without exposure. and
with so much ease fer the patient OBJ.
80 days time required Dr-r-'
your case and / will write you m
opinion as to what ! can a. c0u7's1
for you. Ask your family physician
to investigate. DR.. B. NJ WOoieg. l'i
n. Pryor Street, Atlanta, Ga.
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Railroad Mortgage.

Atlanta. Ga, Jan. ga mortgage
on the Atlanta, Birmingham & Allan
tic Railroad for S3O.OO0,O0O in gold
coupon bonds, in favor of the OLD
Colony Trust Company of Boston has
been filed here by II. NJ. Atkinson.
% esident. and r. E. Cullinane, secre-
tSry of the railroad. This railroad
runs from MOTtezuma, Ga, to Biz
bingham, Ala. an extension being
proposed to Atlanta.
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PIssssn, and Most Elective.

T. ]. Chambers, Ed. indicator,
Liberty, Texas. writes Dec. %. 1902:
With pleasure and unsolicited by
YOU. bear testimony to the curative
power Of Billiards. Horehound Syrup.
| have nsed it In my family and can
chserfulIy AFFIRM il is the most effee-
tive ana best remedy for coughs and
colds / have ever used" Sold by all
druggists.
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Trust Investigation

jackson. Miss. Jan. ga resUlu.
ton was adopted by the Mississippi
Senate yesterday ordering the investi.
cation OF the alleged Lumber
Trust. A committee is named for the
investigation, being authorized Ia
summon all the Witnesses wanted
The resolution alleges that the pricc
of lumber and building material has
steadily increased without reason.
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Euoene Milan Dead.

New York, Jan. 6.-EUgene Z. Nc
Lean. who since 1881 had held the
once Of chief engineer in the Comp
tToller's once, died tonight He was
to Jefferson Davis at the
of the Civil War.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
BOY KILLS BUCK.
From Fridays Daily.)

Master Teddy Ross. thirteen yc old son of II. ID. Ross. Assistant D trict Attorney, of Prescott. shot a
 killed a large buck, about six ml
 from Castle Hot Springs. Master Rl was making the trip from the Spna on the stage. when he saw fOurtr ccer about fifty yards from the 70, The stage was stopped and tbe |, ran about fifty feet and araa hls 9. rifle, bringing down n fine buck. x, eral parties from the hotel are p] ming to hunt the other thirteen ds|
 While stopping at the hotel for q weeks Master Ross brought m \ hundred quail.
 All kind of game has been seen the hunters this year around Il Springs. Two coons were killed Il numerous mountain lions and hob c( have been seen.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
PUBLIC RECORDS.
Instruments Filed As Reported by the
 Prescott Title Company.

l.. l. Fletcher ct al locate United Placer, Agua Fria district.
 James Dolan and Thos. McKeoph locate Orion mine, Peek district.
 Geo. A. Greene locates Michigan mine, Copper Basin district. Wm. A. Gatzen and IT. NJ. Farnum incorporate Doxterity Games Promot. ing Co. Capital stock sl, 10000
 Rosalie Copper company locates Key mine, Copper Greek district. F.. Hancy locates Golded Age mine, Copper Basin district. P. E. Drieser locates Black Cat mine, Iiassayampa district. Harry Elliott ct al incorporate Fl. liott Flangc Lubricstor Co. Capital stock $2OO,OOO. F. M. Murphy ct all incorporate Yav. apai Gold'Silver'Coppcr Co. Capital stock $2,OoO,OOO.
 M. B. Hazeltine to Jos. Engle and wife--Marg Rise. Releases mortgage of July IT, 1905, on lots 10, 20, block 10, Moeller additions.
 James Silvey and F. A. Bowman To. cate Laura B. placer, Agua Fria dis. trict.
 E. F. Hall locates Bcrtel placer, Big Bug district.
 John Murphy and Henry N. Farnam incorporate Silver Pick Consolidated Mining < Leasing company. Capital stock t1 1,0O0,O ,O0O.
 J. II. Macmillan ct al incorporate the J. II. Macmillan O., Inc. Capital
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
Tn California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, Nov. s. Incomplete returns indicate the elcc ton of the entire Republican state ticket and district tickets, with the exception of Inc First and Third Appel. late Districts. In the First district Judge Cooper is about 100 in the lead over Carroll Cook for Presiding Jus. tice. Cook, this afternoon. conceded his defeat.
 Reports from the Third district in. dicate the defeat of Judge Chipman for Presiding Justice by Judge Hughes.
 kcrrigan. for Associate Justice of the Appellate Court. is over 700 in the lead with numerous precincts in Fresno and Monterey counties to be heard from.
 The Republicans continue to claim l5,o00 majority for Gillette, while the Democrats insist the plurality will not exceed 1000.
 Gillette issued a statement acknowl. edging the friendly feeling in the southern part of the state, which he credits with furnishing him Repub. lican majority.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
APACHE INDIAN KILLS FIVE OTHERS.
(From Thursdays Daily.) )
+ ! i. .s i. + + + + .t + + i. + + i. + + i. + +

Armed with repeating Winchester and supplied with loo
 b taken alive, Justin Head Apache Mohave Indian
 yesterday afternoon killed another Indian Cotton drunken brawl fleeing another Indian
 Verde where he demanded protection the band
 Indians who him. shot and killed three
 because Indians attempted his fleeing Fort Apache reservation with upon trail, vowing . is caught.
 The Apache Head years age being Carlisle and up of killing victim,
 considered desperate nature, although h
 ! of his former companions that he has always de bandit the Apach, Kid. | $ said n distant relative of Heads. Yesterday Head imbbcd freely from bottle whisky unknown becoming
 with Indian ranch Cottonwood be learned him death with Win .
 He immediately fled, the direction of another Indian
 camp Arriving demanded protection . attempt made the contrary, effect his Head immediately opened his Winchester the
 of Indians result of his excellent three bucks . and fell dead before he ceased firing Head then n Fort with
 200 Indians him. but late hour last night had
 been caught He dead and known that he will he
 taken alive that him adding
 other victims his list before of bolshed . ended by a bullet. i l. . l | .l | .a
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
Want Void Ballots.

NEW YORK. Nov. s.-Thc Republic. an campaign managers have decided to make application to the Supreme Court of the several counties for orders com. polling the production in court of all "void AS protested" ballots" These will bc counted in court. It is ex. pcctcd Herbert Parsons, chairman of the county committee, will have cnarge of this matter for the Republicans of New York City.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
INCREASED OUTPUT 0F COPPER IN
 ARIZONA Prices Continue Steady Selling At p and
 B Cents
No Sign Of Decrease In Consumption
 Of Metal

The metal market continues quiet and prices are unchanged Lake and clcctrolytic are selling, according to dates and quantities. all the way from 22 to 23 cents per pound. The violent fluctuations in the London market rc. gently have brought consuming inter. csts to their senses and the wild scram. blc to buy for future deliveries seems to be over, for the present at least, There is no sign of n decrease in the consumption. however, and it K not improbable that another rush to buy and resultant higher prices may he wit. messed in the near future. The Calu. met & IIecla company has just made a sale of 2O,0OO,OO0 pounds of copper at 22ia cents per pound. Deliveries on this contract extend up to next March.
 As the year draws nearer it's close it becomes more and more apparent that the increase in copper production for the year 1906 will fall far short of early expectations. For instance. the Lake Superior district will prohab. ly send less copper to market this year than it did last, and the increase in the Butte district will not exceed 2 to ] per cent. There will be Il slight in. crease from Utah and California, and the Bisbec and Globe districts. in Ari. zona. will show quite notable increases. Taken altogether, it is probable tha, the increase in the worlds production will not exceed i per cent. In view of the fact that the consumption demand has increased at least 2O per cent this year, it is not difficult to understand and appreciate the sensational condi. tions ruling in the metal market.
 Leading Lake Superior producers de- clare that they would be produ,ing more copper if they could hire more mon. The scarcity of labor in that district is most acute. Production is being curtailed in other districts by similar conditions. X strike in the Crows Nest coal district has made i, necessary for the Granby company to close two of its furnaces temporarily. The extensive development work plan. ned in the Bingham district, and at Ely, New. is dragging because of the shortage in the labor supply. It would seem now that the anticipated increase next year in the production of several districts must fail of realization. There will, indeed, be cause for much rejoicing if the worlds output in. cTeases another , to per cent in 1907. There is certainly no reason now to an ticipate any decline in copper prices Tor several months to come, at least.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
EECTlON RESULTS THROUGHOUT COUNTRY

cording to the latest returns Indiana went Republican by 30,000 The Dem. ocrats gained two Congressman, mak ing the delegation nine Republican, four Democratic.
 PROVIDENCE, R. l., Nov 7.-J. II. Higgins, Democratic candidate for Governor. has q plurality of l23s over Governor Utter, Republican. The Re publican elected all other members of the ticket.
 DES MONIES, Ih., Nov. 7. Returns from Iowa are still incomplete, but it IS believed Cummins will receive at east 2O.O00 over Porter Democrat. The Democrats have two Congrcssmcn. The legislature will be Republican. with the return of Deliver.
 TOPEKA, Kan. Nov. c. Republic. ans claim lead of 5000 for Governor, with three counties missing. Demo. crats claim 1000 for Harris. with lG counties ont.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
MARRIED BY JUDGE.
(From Sundays Daily. ]

Yesterday morning, at II o'cc the Probate Judges chambers in court house was the scene of ql wedding, when Mrs. Francois Dambi and Armand Desire Caileteao, well known residents of this city, VI united in matrimony. The ccfemd was performed by Probate Judge C
 Hicks, in the presence of only n Of the intimate friends of the 4 tracing parties. Immediately a| the ceremony n short reception was lowed by dainty wedding breakf1
 The happy couple left on the sf1 noon daylight express for hO'l moon trip embracing the Grand q yon of Arizona and the prine points of interest in southcrl Cl fornia.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
A NEW EXPLOSIVE.

Potasimite, the new explosive ' fected in Monterey, Mexico, is attn ing great attention, states the Meric Investor. The factory for its mil fracture will be completed within year. Potasimite was used with { cess upon the construction of the M icun Central Railroad branch and pronounced safer, cheaper and ml powerful than dynamite. Those plos'vcs based upon nitrogen prod1 gas that neccssitatcs abandOnt closed works, such as n mine or q mel during the explosion, and the \ orers cannot return to work for long time thereafter, depending ui the facility fo carrying off ihe s| Potasimite K said to produce no noxious gns. the only prccaution be for the workmen to get out of the of the flying particles of the blas rock.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
Chanler Lieutenant Governor

NEW YORK. Nov. S.-With the of. fcial vote of but three counties miss. ing. Lewis Stuyvcsant Chanlcr is ap. parently elected Lieutenant. Governor on the Democratic Independence League ticket by a plurality approxi. mating FOO. over Bruce. Republican. To reach these figures Bruce's prob. able pluralitics in the missing counties are estimated on the basis of Hughes vote. It is not believed finals will ma tcrially change this estimate. It ap. pears late tonight that all other Demo. cratic candidates are elected by small pluralities.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
No Governor in New Hamusbire.

CONCORD, N. H., Nov. s.-Unonie ial returns indicate that the voters of New Hampshire failed ny n margin of ten to elect a Governor The state law requires majority vote. C. NJ. Floyd Republican, falls short by ten votes of receiving the needed majority. Un. less the official count shows a change the legislature will be called on to name the nsHt Governor.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14

five Democratic precincts to hear from the returns give Smith 343, Cooper l02 For Joint Statehood, s6; against, 374. Tho unreported precincts are without telephone or tclcgraphic communication and 1t will be several days before the full returns are received. Easing the vote on the I9Oi vote Smith will have more than 2Go majority over Cooper in this county.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14

stock slOOOOO.
 !. \. Johnson and wife to Mrs. Mil. lie Wagner. Deed. siIi9.2i. Tract 75xls0 feet, near Mayer !. W. Ross and wife to Won Kay c. C. Deed. slo. Lot l9. block :, Jerome.
 Neil NJ. Alfred ct al incorporate Dripping Springs Copper Mines and Shelters, Incorporated. Capital stock sj.0OO.0OO.
 N Finch ct al amend location of Mineral Hill mine. Copper Basins dis. trict.
 Joseph ]. MeCarly and wife to R. II. Iictheringion and Wm. NJ. Clnypool w. Deed Lot jG, block l5, and 25xI50 feet adjoining on south, in Prescott.
 C. l.. French and ]. R. Boyer locate Apache mine, Cherry Creek district.
 w. J. Mulvenon to II. B. Whit Bill of Sale. Onc.half interest in prnp oty of Arizona Fuel company.
 W. J. Kcarncy to Thos. Marmoat - M Deed. Louise mine. Ii,,sayrn,p, district.
 Y. Elliott ct al file nldaSIt ': as 'rssmcnt work on Porphyry mine. Ha.. sayanpa district.
 \. J. Pickrcll ana W. R. J1hrsoa lo. cntc Arizona mine, IIassa yaiapa ,,i, trict.
 Wm. Marshall and wm. r. Whitney locate two mines. Eureka istti,..
 Geo. Tensdalc files affidavit of as. sessinent work on Monarch and Ban ming mines. Quartz Mountain district.
 Standard oil company revokes ap. poin'ment of Edmund q. Wells as res idcnt agent
 u. M. Counscll ct al locate Gray Horse mine. Pine Grove district.
 Wilbelmlnn Raible to Chns. M Raible-w. Deed. slo. lot x, block ., East Prescott
 Wm Deam et al locate two placers Agua Fria district.
 John Leidig locates vesuvius mine Eureka district.
 David F. Dumas to ]. F. Derrick and Wm. A. Jordan-M. Deed. s2OO. copPeroppoloos mine, Cherry district.
 W. II. and Jenny NJ. Smith to Nj. ] Hickey Lease. s2OO per month. five or ten years. Lot 9 block s, Prescott (Prescott House).
 Sarah D. Monroe to r. C. venator and F. D. Scholey-W. Deed. s2OoO i West half of s. F.. quarter See. 2s, le N. BE.
 Esler J. Monroe and wife to same parties--w. Deed. $7750. North half or N. W. quarter Sec IT, South half or S. w. quarter Sec s, l3 N. 3 E. s. w. quarter of N. w. quarter, west half 1 or S. w. quarter of s. w. quarter of See r, l2 N. 3 F., north half of N. " quarter Sec 3i l2 N. 2 F., south half o' S' w. quarter See s, north half of s. W. quarter Sec r., l2 N. BE.
 Eslcr J. and Sarah D. Monroe to Venator < Scholey-Bill of Sale. Numerous cattle and horses on syca. more Creek.
 W. '. Hook locates six mines, Eu. reka district.
 Jos. Doueherty and wife to Josiah 2. stephens--w. Deed. $lOO. N. W. quarter of s. w. quarter Sec 8, l8 N. w.
 Jos. u. stephens to Geo. A. Carter Bill of Sale. Cattle in Williamson Val ley.
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