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Mohave County miner., 1911-12-02
Los Angeles Land Show

Announcement that the Panama
Canal will be open in 1913 has eauSed
capitalists, in all parts Of the country
to fix their eyes oo the sparsely sesIlsd
lands between the Rocky MouDlains
and the Pacific as Offering opportunity
for vast profits Each year more lhan
100000 immigrants to the UniIed
States list themselves as farmers, and
il is expected that this number, II
least, Will be diverted TO Ihe Pncifie
seaboard by the canal.
The reason back of this may be seen
in the agreement Of economic experts
that tbe Sierra Nevada range Of noun
taiBs in California alone, far exceeds
in natural wealth Sbe mountain ridge
comprising SwOtbirds Of Italy, from
which more than 2O,OOO.OOo people
draw their livelihood, and support a
debt burdeDed government
The great Land Show 10 be held in
Los Angeles next March by Ihe Pa
ei6e Land & Products Exposition viii
give these capitalists their first oppor-
tuuity Tor careful comparison of The
money making advantages OF Ibs
various sections Of the Pacific sIstes-
in connection with the canal opening.
This gives the show an international
significance, and has caused Henry z
Huntington TO accept Bbe position OF
president, with Phillip d. Wilson N
general manager while the Southern
Pacific, Santa Fe, Salt Lake and Paci-
fic Electric systems are represented on
She advisory committee by William
Sproule, Epes Randolph, f o. MeCOr-
mick, ]. ]. Byrne, +. A. Wann Panl
Shoup and others OsheF distinguish
ed men on the committee are G. c.
Moore and D. C. Collier, beads, re-
spectively of the San Francisco and
San Diego 1915 expositi)ns; u s Sen
aror J. D. Works; Congressman w D.
Stephens; b A. WoOdiOrd, manager
California Fruit Growers Exchange:
Secondo GuastI, president Italian
Vineyard Company; J. A DrItfill, man
/ ager American Beet Sugar Company;
]. NJ Waterman, president of The
Lima Bean Growers Association; E.
w Scripps, San Diego; C. A Barlow
and 81. A. Jastrow, Baker6eld. and
many prominent Coast bankers, land
developers and merchants
Mohave County miner., 1911-12-02

them of 100, 200 shares of Prince Con-
solidated stock for about 9O,OOOS.
Woolley, whose home is in Salt Lake,
has been IN the West since his resig-
nation, though he is understood TO be
on his way east at the moment.
Ernest R. Woolley, when seen at his
offices in the Kearns Building at Salt
Lake last week said:
Il do not know anything about the
matter. l know that some of the in
terests with which have had to deal
have used every means of coercion
within their power TO make me recede
from my position, but feel that 1 oc-
cupy a stand where do not have to
hedge.
THAT there is anything in the
charges against me is absurd" added
Mr.. Woolley.
Ernest R. Woolley is a well-known
Salt Lake man, having been identified
with the mining industry of Utah,
Idaho and Nevada for several years
past.
About a years ago Mr.. Woolley was
elected president of the Nevada Utah
Mines and Smelters corporation, al
which time it was stated that an ex
tensive amalgamation of companie:
owning mines in the Phoebe. New
mining district would be brought
about under his supervision.
A deal was reported to have beer
consummated soon after bis election
for bringing about a consolidation o.
the Nevada Utah, Ohio-Kentucky GnC
Prince Consolidated companies o
Phoebe, but after frequent meetings
held in Salt Lake City, New York anC
louisville, the deal was declared of
New York Mining Age.
Mohave County miner., 1911-12-02

Considerable difference Of opinion
has existed regarding the proposed
site for the new smelEer- There seems
now TO be little doubt, however, but
that it will be built below Clifton,
near the Shannon smelter, which is
apparently a much better location than
on the table-land near Clifton which
was advocated by some interested
parties.
The new smelter, as planned, will
be composed of both blast and oil fire d
reverberatory furnaces, with convert
err plant and will eDbody the latest
metallurgical devices and improve
meDts. The plant will have a greater
capacity than the present sDeIberr and
il is the intention TO maintain product
Jion around 4O,O1l,OOJ pounds of cop
per per annum, which compares with
present production at the rate of ap-
proximateIy 81, 900, 900 pounds.
1t is estimated that the improve
mepts contemplated will call for an
expenditure of approximately II, ,750-
COOS, and according to reports from
abroad this money will be very easily
raised. In all probability this fnane-
ing will be done by means Of terminal
bonds.
The company owns a very large area
in the Clifton MoTenei distrieJ, and
production is derived from ii mines.
The ores are low grade copper, some
Of the properties being Of the dissemiD-
ated poFphyPy type 4 large proper
zion of the ores are concentrated,
though some are smelted direct. Il is
claimed that large quantities of ore
are in reserve, a semi-oficial estimate
places this at least ten years supply.
The Arizona Copper company, which
is controlled by Scotch capital, has
been an important producer of copper
for many years. The present company
was organized in 1884. but production
was carried on for some years before
this, for the Longfellow mine of the
Arizona company holds the distinction
of being the oldest important copper
| producer Of Arizona, dating from
about 1887. The present smelter was
erected l3 years ago.
Mohave County miner., 1911-12-02
Rich Ore in Silver Prince.

The richest carload of ore that has
been shipped out Of Yavapai county
in many years was that of last month,
returns from which were made public
Saturday, Nov. IL, at the offices Of the
Swastika Development company in
this city. The values reached 8, ,S94.14S
This shipment came from the old
Silver Prince mine in the Bradshaw
mountains and is noteworthy for the
reason that this property has remain
ed inactive for over twenty years.
This recalls the halcyon days when
the white metal was supreme and
when that particular producer, with
its neighbor, the Black Warrior, was
the center Of that wild elation that
characterized the olden day when
booms were prevailing and when
camps sprang up as if by magic in a
night.
The re-entry Of the Silver Prince
into the producing list OF old silver
mines followed upon the recommenda-
tion made about two years ago of F.
w. Wood and the organization of the
Swastika company under a close cor
poration plan, with no stock for sale,
and with a capitalization that was
placed at the moderate sum of 100. .O00S
In little more than one year the old
workings have been cleaned out and
an extensive system of exploitation
started. Sinking was commenced
from the 40 foot level and carried 10
the 240 foot level. Drifting eastward
from this poi nj soon brought the work
into the ore body which steadily in
creased in size and value as develop
ment progressed. Silver-lead ores
have been exposed varying in width
from a few inches 10 more than a foot.
carrying from four hundred ounces TO
seven and eight hundred ounces of
silver to the ton, and from twenty five
to seve nty-five per cent in lead.
A notable fact in connection with
,he above shipment is that practically
all of the ore came from the drift dur
ing the progress Of development.
In addition TO the Silver Prince the
company also owns the Black Warrior.
the Isis and Hardscrable mines, the
group being situated in the northern
part of the Bradshaw range, which in
early days was the most active in that
region in silver mining. The plans of
the com pany include extensive work
on all of the claims, the Black War
rior being reputed to be the richest OF
that system.-Journal- Miner.
Mohave County miner., 1911-12-02

isolated from the world by almost i'm
passable roads from the railroad, yeE
are just as progressive, modern and
up IO-date as people more fortunately
situated
We congratulate the people OF
''Dixie" Oh their spleDdid achieve
mept and believe that the sacrifices
they have made in behalf of education
will be returned to them in the higher
ideals and better citizenship Of the
young men and women Of thai section
-DeseFet Farmer.
Mohave County miner., 1911-12-02
Giroux Cons. Mining Co.

What is without question one of the
most interesting and timely statements
ever made regarding the affairs Of the
Giroux Consolidated Mines company,
is that issued in response to eastern
inquiries by Vice President Cotton,
and which here follows:
"We intend to put the property on
an earning and producing basis at the
earliest moment, at the same time
carrying on development work as here
tofore. We have large bodies of ore
blocked out aside from the porphyries.
and it is such ores other than the
porphyries which we intend to ship as
soon as we can get ready TO do so.
You are mistaken in your impression
that the last report was TO the effect
that | porphyry ore bodies had been
practically proved up. We gave the
results of our explorations up TO the
time of the annual meeting as they
were, and did not take INTO account
the additional porphyry ere bodies
which we confidently believe further
development and exploration work
will show up.
"As TO the high-grade sulphlde or
smelling ores, let me say that when
Mr.. Cole and his associates took over
the management of the Giroux they
did so on the wonderful showing of
sulpbides in the Alpha territory,
where the zone extends for more than
mile, from Liberty pit of the
Nevada Consolidated TO the Veteran
mine of the same company. Such sui
phide deposits had been shown on the
| ,00O. foot level of the old Alpha shaft
and at other points Oh the property
II became necessary to sink the new
Giroux shaft in order TO develop the
rich ore bodies in the A pha and ad,
| Joining territory. We had sunk the
shaft some so feet below the l.400 level
when the disastrous fire of August %
occurred. Aside from the delay of
about four months, occasioned thereby,
the property loss was small, the main
regrettable feature being the deplor-
able loss of human life. The shaft is
now fully restored and as good as new,
and the water is being bailed out OF
the mine.
''The property is so extensive, shows
so many indications of copper, has SC
many distinct bodies of copper dis
closed, that we believe many years
will pass before all the mines are fully
shown up, no matter how extensive
the development and exploration work
of the company may be. There is
nothing wrong with the development
of the property.
"We have a concentrating plant oi
500 tons daily capacity. Our plans con.
Mohave County miner., 1911-12-02

Il bad been troubled with eoDslipa-
zion for two years and tried al Of Ihs
best physicians in Bristol, Tenn, and
they could do nothing for me-" writes
Tbos. E. Williams, MiddlebOro. Ky.
1.-Two packages Of CbaDberlaiD'S
stomach and Liver Tablets cured me- 1"
For sale by all dealers.
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MRs. B. YAEGER,

SseflH stssnHs. RIHmsss. Gindans.i. q.
8eeis 50 Gents uHo bGEIsbeE.
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9seIdss Gaeinnses WDIssbas retaa "a. sbrmar 1911.

fpiirfe bariiber MAIDEN, baB ih i'm
burh meinsn WiperIprnGh uufgeregt
unb 10 pielleint ben dbf9eulihen 3uz
fan. Der ibn nun gum SfDeiten Mdle in
meiner 8egsntpart ergriFf. berbetge-
fiibrt babe.
1er glnfan nn,lerte biefss nal nur
fur3e 3eit. 0atte bic 4r3nei pielleift
f6on angefangen, ibre Mirtune sll
thune Gtnh 9erlduf non atpanaig Rz
nuten mar er i'm Stanoe, fih iuieber
auf feinen StubI gu ieBen nnb ipeiter
NIT mir 5u reben.
rSie meinen, sic fpiirben fih iiber
meinsn NnbIid entieBen, tpenn id elm
blaues Geiiht bate" fagte er NIT eis
mem motten 21heIn, runo erttfesen Sic
ii6 niht iiber msinen QnbIid. ipenn ih
in ardmpfsn Dor Sbnsn auf bem 8os
ben Iisee2@
Sd bat ibn fleEentIib, niht mebr
bdpon gu reben.
.8ott ipeib e." Iaste ib, rSie hos
ben meine 8eritodtbeit iibertpuHosH.
2ufen sic lns periuheu, jebt nur an
Sbre Gusfid,t auf poLIftdnoiee 5silung
gu bentsn. Wos piinihen Sie. bdb
i6 tbun fOII2@
rSis baben iebr nist Ginflub cuf
2uctlIa," iagte er. ,Wenn iie fiinftig
in Der llnterbaltung nit Shneu elm
gsrlungen GuBern iolIte. etipas Rdhes
res iiber Die @irtuug Der Neoi5in 81
erfabren, seben Sis ntht Dnrouf ein;
laFen sic iie nid3t rsbr odpcn erfGh=
ren, dIs iie iest ipeiB."
Limb tpnrum bds2"
vWorum! WsnH Iie tpeib, has Gle
iptfTsn, 10 fpirb iis aud entiebt iein ipie
Gle. Sie fpirb bann Tofort 5u mir
toutmen unb ipirb Is, fpit Sit es ges
than haben, perfutsn, mid gu iiberres
ben, bi. 8ur nufsuaeben."
Gs mar iinln6gIih, Der Rihtigteit
bi:Isr gInnubme gu tpiberfprehen.
(5ortTebuns folgf.)
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gdcilie, fiiBte bic Sanb sSbrer @obI.

GGci1ie, fiiBte bic Sunb Sbrer Dpbl.
thdterin.
rNie ION i'd mid ertenntlia Seis
gen. Hammelte lie.
,GinfaCh baour9, bdb sic fih bier
ippbnli4 einrihten unb ben Gdmer3
iiber oen borten 0erIuit, Der 5ie bee
troffen, al bstdmpfen fuben. Der
SOB iff unTsr 4ner enolihes Coos ;. :.
gaiemanb taun it9 Dor ibm ii4eritel-
len."
,gott lobns es ssbnen, eble Sror!'
,Wir iprshen fpdter mebr. Deb
men sic 9eIiB ppn bieIem 3immer;
i6 beToree bic bdusIi6e Wirtbi4aft."
sFrau Braun bate fi9 entfernt.
ugBie lit mir benn2" fliiiterte Die
8aiie. sd itebe ia ntbt mebr allein,
cine quite Dame nimnt iih metner an.
=. Soft m6bte ih an einen 5raun
alauben! syn bem Iesten augenblids
Der bD6Iten Rotb ftredt Iif mir cine
Sanb entaegen, Die mid IN oieIes Gint
fibrt. Qd, i6 uuB bod tppbI o.m
llrterqauge nod niht bsitimmt iein,
ba Der StmmeI 70 snabis fir mid
Ipr9t."
Sie bstrahtete bus 3trnmsr, oas nit
etnfuGsr GIegan3 ausgeitattet ipar.
Dprt itaRo Elm 6prtepiano, Elm Setrss
tar, cine 3pmmpDe -. 9ort Elm
Ihpdrsss Sopha uno Elm NIT rrther
Sede be6angsner Siid. Die 9Orbdngs
ser 5snitsr poren fauber uuo fd se'
peiB. Dur9 bic esOffnets Summsrs
tbir Idb nun oas Sinmelbett ..."
sd fann mir cine beFere Wobnuns
ni9t piiniten!" rfsf gdciIts ssriib t.
,eo min i6 benn hem Ratbs metrer
Wobltbdterin nahtpmmsn unb mid
einrinten.~
gtne td(be 5tunSe ipGter mar Ser
Softer oussepott: bic GIeioer bingen
IN oem S6ruute, Der in Dem Sdtafs
simmer ituno, unb Die mG d.. lag in
ben GGiten Der Sommoos,
I'D fam mid Der 5ruu &crfuIin
i9on iibsrIafen," ba6te GGctIie; nio
ipriht cine Dame nicht, bic eiesnniiBie
bcnbsIt, ibre @orte, frei BON 8le B.
nerei, tprmen aus etnem offenen uub
efrliden Serssn. Die ge5isbungeu, in
benen iie 8u metnem ieltgen Batter
itdno. tpsroe i6 rpobl nod srfdbrsn.
9uFir, caB Iie Die beiten geneien Iejn
miiTsn, biirgt mir Der gbaratter Dec
8erftorbereu, Der in Der MabI ietne2
lImqunges isbr fOrgfdltg perfubr
8isQeiht aud gibt mir oas 5eftament
QuFTdIuB, BAG i'd nu6 einigsn Sa9sn
trerbe offneu t0nneu, pie mir porge
! ftrie6en it,"
r9as 1T Re6t!" rieF Die reus mir
thin, bic eintrat. rSonn i6 feIFen
2.u6 cine Mugo Itebt au Sbrer 8ispos
| fitipn -. Stun bite ib sic. metn gdfi
BEL Slide Tetn gu tpolen. MeinR Slid.
tietet tetne QederbtiFsn, tpobI aber eint
quite Sdusmdunstof!"
Gdcilie fOlgte Der freunolihsn 9omr
in bus 8pbnsimmer, mo- Der gsbedtt
| SiI9 ibrsr barrie.
(5ortieBung fpIst.)
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Roman aus bsm GneIif6.n.
(5ortfeBung.)

NGuLIItRuhSJ
Setne gube maate mid itusig.
rBie lange nsbmen sic iaon bisis
| ihrsdIide Mebi3tn?" fragte i'd.
Set ettpas LGnger als elmer Do9s."
sd bsrusrte nod feline gerdnOsrung
On Sbnsn."
Der 0pttor iagt mir, es iperben
nod pisls 0o9en DergebeH, ebe iich Die
geringits 9erGnberung bsmertlit
maht."
Bel biefen Dortsn f40pFts i6 sin.r
augenbIid 5offnuns. .Sis t0HHen it6
alio nod anbers beiinnsn," fagte ih.
lin bes 6immels pil:n, iiberlsgsn
sic fi6 Die Sa4e nod sinmal, ebe ss
gu ipGt ift!"
Gin bttteres 2d6eln um5pislts feline
2ippsn. $50 fbtpoa aud msin gbas
ratter fonit fsin mag" anttportete er.
,oieies Wlal ftebt mein gntfhlub feit.
Sd nls 5ruu tonnte ben Gsounten
niht ertrogen, Sscars f4Dn.a 9eiut
psrborben gu iebsn.
Sinh Sic Bel Ginneu2" platte i'd
berQus. .8ollen Sic mid pirtlid
gIaubsn MAIDEN, oaB Sis iih in lpObls
iiberIegter @siis entidloFsn baben, iid
fir ieDeu, bsm sic unter bic Iugen
treten, gu sinem GessHitunb bes Gnts
fessns gu mahen2"
Die ein3igs Perfun, on bersu meis
nung mir ettDos liegt", erDioerte er.
,tpirb mid ME feben."
gnbIt6 be9riff id tbu; bus ipur aIio
Die GrtDGgung, bic ibn nit bielem 5sil.
mittel ausgeiDbnt bate. SD brau9e
pobl toum gu iaeen, bnb mir bel Der
@enbung, bic uniere nntsrbaItung
jest nabm, 2ueilln's 4biheu ppr 2eus
ten nit ountler Sautfarbe unb bunts
len Jarben ieber 4rt tpieber einfisl.
5utte iie fi4 aud gsgen ibn 3u bieIem
4bf6eu betonnt, fpie iie es esgen mid
getban bdtte2 Rsin! Sd erinnerte
mid, baB fie mid uusoriidli9 sebstsn
bate, ibm bon bisfer 4bneigung ni6ts
mit3utbeileu. SIM 4nfang Ieiner 8ez
tanntf9oft nit ibm bate fie i'm ges
Fraet, mem BON feinsn Gitern er am
dbnlihHtn tpdre. 9as berdnlaBte i'm,
ibr gu er3dhlen, baB fein Batter bon
ountltr 6uutfarbe ssDsfen iei; fofort
bate 2ueilla fih in ibrer 9&litoteiTe
bas gefugt fein lnHen. rGr fprim nit
GROCER 3drtliGteit BON feinsm peritore
benen Datsr1, fcets fie gu mir, .es
mD6te ibn Derlesen, penn er bon Der
antipatbie srfiihre, ote id ssasn bunfle
Nsaf4en bcbs. aaiIsH sis I'M nidbt
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garsabesen in NnRlaaO.

Dis 8Grsnhebsn babtn fhOn su ben
goiaren3eiien 5u ben btlrbteiten 8Oltss
btlufsigungsH gsb0rt unb ii6 Biz um
bic Wsitte bss tnltipirten ntiin3tbntta
sJ0hrhnnberts erbnIttn. am ldngiisn
pobl 0itlleidt In ben buliifhtn Bros
pfnsen, no iid5 dlttre 3titstncfen nod
entiinnfn nl6gen, lie aaf otn 60ien nos
Tiger grnnDbtiiber seieben Su buben.
gs mar i'm @rmnnt Elm b1rbarifnss
0ersniigtn. Gin ebener pInb ipurbt
NIT einem tisfsn grnben umgsben. iiber
ben cine fhmole. ltiht nufsusifhtrDt
Bride fiihrtf. Ningg um ben plnb
iportn 9ribiinen fur bic @ornshmsn ers
rihitt, lrdbrenb bus DDlt aus bem Gfs
ait Der 1oumt benz Eampf 5ufhaute.
Ter HGr, Der ben infrtiipiEligsn neIbsn
fpielen nubtt, mar gfp0bniih GIN jun
gsrss frdftigss 9hisr, friib tingefdngtn
nnb Ieiblin gsSdbnt. Der m6rter
brohle Ons 1bier 0nf ben pInb unb
bunb ss an eiusI tisf IN bic Grbs ses
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Cine Srauenredtlerin Dor IT'S
Sabrtn.

Sm air9snbua su glaus, einsm
5ipifhen arnftnoi nnb Slmenau i'm
5bdle Der Gera gslegsntn thiirtngis
i9en Gtdothen, finbet ii6 foigenoe
Gintragung: .Gsn l6. DECEMBER 1740
iif sSgfr. Giboni1 5ebipig .3dnEeman-
min poei aaur. gaei. sebiiriig aus Grs
furtb betrbigt. tpelfx In bem 0sbras
flub Dsrungliidet gefunben, gtrintIih
eehobsn unb bernin 9ob in g5lnue az,
traht, nn6 gbriftI0bl. iinb GbrIib Be-
Ierdben Woroten, aet. 27 sSdhr ipeni.
ger 3 Wohen uno A 7ost.. Der
Dieism 9erid5t az @runbt IitgtnDt
Gdfperbalt iif NIT jsinex Jisbenun@
isEHben 1pphI fpertb, Der WtrgeHtnhtit
tntrifien 3u 'ptrben. Die MfrnngIiidte
mar HiGt MIR zine NIT benz irilerIinea
Qor6nr off&miidts Di9terin foHotrn
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20 5nB an CIarf Ctr, nabe gapmils
Ter, 81 eie.
Sobn Wenbel II. u. an Sos. 8. 8dlDs
Jon, Got 2S3 In guelib 6. u. llnierabs
tteiIung. ST. etc.
MtarD 9b. Sitenfdmp an Wurcns
fSrdntIin. / Got an gIapton Ctr, 81
etc.
Sames .1alailton on Spfep5 Schans
nigmonn, ! Cot an Court Ctr, $500.
Sofepb G6iparb an Sobn Senrp,
25 Sub an Weit 5. Gtr., 81 etc.
Wlatilps gltafen an Greb. 5. Wiebs
mann, 32a SUB an 9Rntn Str, $1,000.
Sos. T,urpbD an 5enrp aptina. jr..
SO Sub an Oft 2. Sir, Reabing.
$500.
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Sraxs.isexibxms'l 'lI.s ertrs gnssex
Cincinnati, %. aebr

gDiQinm Sod on Wlnn n. Roftn6ere.
l bel So SUB an Der Gitieite Der Robs
Strabe, 81.
5bepoore 6. 2oub on ScItpb anub,
Got $50 in 9ofineer &: 6optins' 2.
llnierabtbeiluns; 8orpoOb, 81.
Gmma m. 5ifber an Dennis ghss
Ion, $50 BEL $50 sFub an Der Siibisite
Der Ct. Catherine Str, 273 SuS fpeIts
lib bon Munber Qipe., 81.
.SuIid Doctor an Margis GbnurSs,
SO bel 120 CUB an Der Sitfeite Der
Sddbsrrp Ctr, $500.
gsnnp Danus, per Gbsriff, an
5rant 6. ooffnsr. Got 78 in q. W.
grice's l. nntsrobtbsiIang, $2450.
marn gorcorqu Il. anb. an gscrss
8. Rsrtsns. Cots q unb % in Der
llnt.rubtfeiIuns Don philip ao6's
gitote, 81.
nearp G. RsiIina an Barbara ans
t.nbdusr, 2ot l72 in ). 8. Diners
2. uutsrab btbsiIung, Reabing. 81.
gsfTis 4lIsn an Georgs 6. S6oen>
berger, 80 Sabre gaht auf 80 sguB an
Der Sftisite Der gnrisht aps., S400
9our unb $3.50 Der Sobr als Wlietbe.
nit BEN autaufsreht fir $1,000.
auguFt Jrorie an 2ouiIn 2u.bbing,
Sb.iI bon Cots 375 unb 378 in gIss
mere Spnbitot. unterabtbeilune, 81.
Senrp 2ubrmuu an auguftine ).
Qb,l. 25 bel 80 5uB on Der Meitfeits
Der Sba Ctr. ST.
gbtpnrbs Rithie on Doc Dolacs,
Got 127 in qart place g. u. q. Cos
unterabtbsiIung, Dpomins, 81.
pdul R. 9itfon on aatberine O.
9idion, SO SUB an Der glorbIeits Der
6. .Strabs, 3iuiI6en Widin unb WoIs
mt Ctr; "a bel 120 s5uB an Der gds
Der 2uurel unh iSreemdn 4pe.; 26 bei
80 SUB on Der Rorbfeite Der 6. Ctr,
90 Gub 6itlih Der 6. Ctr; bas Giesns
tbum b.tdnnt ala lO8 Sit a. Ctr; q
BEL 65 SUB an Gront CTR. ;fsrner Al
Sub on GrOHt Str. 1o1 SUB ipeftIia
BON Mtnin Ctr, ST..
Wargoret g. Merrin an antbonp
SpismuIIer. % bti 202 s5ub an Der
Gds Der popers Ctr. unb SpIDan
abeuut, 81.
Rarn 6. 8eIfb II. anb. an Bertha
Ramp. Got 18 in 6. SD. Sibte1's linz
ttrobtbeilung, Deer parf, 81.
Sobn u. pitts an GatbrDn 6. gars
rus, 1 Got an 5anfielb Str, ST etc.
Sane .. Darren an Delta 6. u.
Co.. 264 SUB an GoiterH abe. $500.
aucrstie &. StaIen on melIb gcls
niniitic Metb gbnr6, / Got an mnn
unb Groipn Str, $4,000.
aenes pitman an eouet anpy, 80
Gub an Seton aps, ST. etc.
Mnrb Mi.per an morttn u. grobs
bed. SO SUB an Mtitfrn 4Ds., Jairs
mount, 81 etc.
| 5. SO. 5reibsrg an abHaibe Z. Mcs
lonsp, % 5ub on Rinmonb Str..
81 etc.
9abib J. 8ortum, 4bm., On bto.,
bGsIeIbe Giesntbam, $3400.
Greb. Ssten. III, an sSobn 8. Subj
monn. 90 5ub an Mortet Ctr, aeas
Dins, 81 etc.
Cora Q. 0ps an 9cFinger &c Sop.
fins. 80 SUB an MtGrssOr aDs..
$i0087.49.
6urrp .. Banning an Wm. anbls
mann, 35 5ub an Gloribn NDe., ST. etc.
SD0 R. GibIe an Saeob MDIf. 30
Dub an Me2artn 4pe., ST etc.
8. 90. Robinion an Banner Rpbins
ion, i Got an Dopis alDe., Minnri zp.,
ST. efe.
Mnrtte RoblHipn an btO., Q Cots on
btc., 81 etc.
Mdrp 81. Sumter an Clara qnttk,
ber, 80 Gub an Minis 4De., HpriDpob,
5000.
eeIsa. limbsra ~ aats Dpssbsrs.