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Pap Abbott is about 60 yrs old, Emma is 23 -- May and December --

Thursday Jan 7

Same -- Evening I was at train at 5:25 & saw Pap Abbott & his fair young bride take their departure for California, they having got married, at the rectory of St Paul's Episcopal church at 4:30 PM -- in time to this {transcribers typo; thus?} take their leave -- Old Winterhauer & wife, & other members of the family who came up to the marriage, accompanied

Red Men Banquet cold 18 deg Centennial New Watch for Wife

them as far as Gold Hill -- I wrote old Pap & his wedding up properly, for the paper in the morning -- At about 10 attended banquet of the Red Men at Dunlaps restaurant -- after joint installation of Pocahontas tribe of the city and Piute of Gold Hill -- Office till 2 -- Bed at 4 -- Very cold -- My thermometer outside of window said 18 above zero -- Got a watch for present to wife today from Fredrick the jewelar -- MM Fredrick -- Nickel silver -- $7.50 -- The name of it on the face is "Centennial" -- Mine that I have carried for the last few years and same kind is named "Pioneer" --

Centennial assessed 2 cts Stock Divident SF Chronicle $10

Friday Jan 8

Same -- At 11 AM attended & presided at meeting of the Centennial stockholders -- agreed to declare a stock dividend of 40,000 shares of the stock in the treasury, pro rata among all hands -- leaving 16,500 shares or thereabouts in pool for the

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A couple of possible transcriber's typos:
In the entry for Thursday Jan 7 there is a current typists note in {brackets}.
In the last header on the page the words "Stock Divident" appears yet the entry uses "stock dividend"

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