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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-27

nyo THE CLOUD MINE.-No. 52s.-u.s.
Land ONCE, Eureka. Nevada, august ota'
is7e.-Notiee IL hereby gwen. that wllnAa n
Stovell. Samuel J. Beebee. John l.. hinckle!,
and John shoenbar. whose postofhee addresss
Eureka. Nevads. have this day hied their y,
plicstion for . patent fer ak hundrea W..
linear feet OF the Clond mine. or vein oeAr EARN
silver. with surface ground two hundred tre'
feet in xidth. situate, lying and being IN ~.
reka Mining District, County OF EnreAs
State OF Neyada, and known and desiEnsteu ~
the neid notes and odfeial plat on ME ~
once a. Lot Number One Hundred Ana - ia
four (1e4l. The exterior boundaries o. 49, 49,
Lot No. iea being - follows. 70 wit: ssriaIsd
I9k deg East. Commencing at . post msi1 AIT
No 4. u. 9. Survey No 1874. whence shuoy ~
No. 1 bears n Q deg Z, 1876 feet; U. :. "a
The main incline upon this led bears Z. : ass
W. sss feet; thence running LIST course ?, ~
r. 10 Ito feet. to the southern boundary o.
s. Survey No l37. lot A iooe' wn1aT
most No ! Of said Metamorss survey pensS
tex deg 3 ID feet. 600 feet. 70 PEST d ne !.
No q. 5. Survey No 1874; thence. "a eourrs
81 dea w. 200 feet. to post marked No !; =
Survey No lst: thence. sd course svass No
COO feet. 10 post marked Noi ? IN lex.
TO the western boundary Of said w. ssI ,.es
Of beginning. 90 much Oft. Q. survey 70 ~:
lot A u 81 mora lode. - eonnien ME n.
scsihsa - follows Beginning ct pvsi Noit
this survsy. No isl, aud running thence. ~
courss Q, 3 deg 3, 10 i.lc feet: thsncs. "a eenrs
{, tex dsg W, lss $40 feet. 70 post NosS = ~
Nstsmorss survey; thence. 81 9 urss !,
deg W. ~ feet; aud thence. tth cenfss rmn,nS,
I, lgS $40 feet, TO The plses OF pes'nnss
which tact bsinr excluded from this suiss}.
leaves remaining . de-ino acres. IIas rtrs.
bounded on the north BY tbs nstamoras m ~ ~
The location Of this mine 10 duis .sesons Ma.
The Recorders once Of Elrek. Ninins Ar
trict, in Rook Z. page 81. OF said Records. any
and all persona claiming adversely any pvlIs -
q saia Cloud mine. or said mining esosna al i
herstnhsfors described. are rsgullsu ~ ~
Matted stafss Land once. II Eurehs, 49,
State Of Nevada. durips.the sixty asyys Rsr,si
o. publicsticu hereof. OF thsy VIII cs
bv vtstas es Ne ppovtsiens % tns s',ss sss..s,.
sns.eoA JAs. AoAAAxaA'
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APPLICATION rox A PATENT

ITO THE NEW YEAR AISE--So. s0.-u.e.
land Oface. Eureks, Sevsds. Angnst2.
isss-Sofice IL hereby gwen DIAL Martin fisn'
toni. whes po@tofhes sddress 10 Eureka. Ne
vada. has this day sled bis application ffs
patent for zoo linear feet Of the Scs fesr mite,
or vein bearing silver. with surface grusnd ~
feet IN width, situate. lying and hsing IN II.
reka Mining District. County Of Eureka aud
State Of Sevada. and known and desiEpstsob "
the field notes and oficisi plat On fle in this
oface IS Lot l93. The exterior bounosrirs q
said Lot ls3 being ss follows. ~ VII: saFaauoa
Isk degrees East. Beginning 81 . peat married
No. l., T. S. Survey No. iss. Whence Rao5 Hi
No. / bears n 0 deg. 10 min Z. % 80 feet pei
on prominent rock. marked I , AonuAths
No. /, bears y. 10 deg. 10 min W, gis ilo feet
the Banxer shaft bears \. Is des. - NH y
sss feet: and the New Year shaff hears sesss
deg. W, 800 21o feet: thence, running ~
eo9rxes % dee. ". SOS L 10 feet. 10 the south
err boundary Of q. 3. Survey Nc. ". pssa
Broke lode. whence post No. 8 Of said peSa
Broke Survey bears = ssA dec. W 70 eiyisst
500 feet. to post marked No. 2. U. :. susssI ~.
1913: thence. ID course = 10 deg y y 49,
post marked Ne. 3. u. s. Survey Nc. lss; hsnse;
"a course " 20 deg. E 500 feet. to post nafase
No. 4. e.. s. Survey No. 1875: and thence. an
course & 10 deg. T.. $40 feet. TO TIE ssssIn
boundary OF ssid Dead Rroke survey. vhenss
post No 4 Of said Dead Broke survey hears -
deg W, "a Gi0 feet, 200 feet. TO pos, MOL
the place Of beginning So much OF Z, , snr'
vev No. iel Desd Broke lode. 81 ronfiets WIZ
this survey Ia hereby excluded. Said eelnle'
IL described ~ follows. Beginning at pest 90
i Of this survey. No. iae.. and running thence
iss eourse s. % deg. w. sos lilo feet: Themes
81 ssid survey No. 1911: tbenee. Sd courseN
deg W., sss 40 feet: snd thence, 4th eours'
s.. 10 des. r.. 1871 ITO feet. to the place OF neein
ming, which tract being excluded from IN.
survey. leaves remaining 2 61.ioo acres. IN,
claim IL bounded on the north by the peso
praS~ The location OF this mine Is duly re-
cn,ssa IN me recorders Once Of Eureka Min
ing pIstries. In Book D. page l66. Any ana ~
nersons Claiming adversely any portion Of sea
New Year mine. or said mining ground - mere
.Sysrss cIstm with the Register OF the United
ststes and Oface, At Eureka. in the State o
Nevada. during the sixty days period OF pup
itcss,on hereof or they will be barred by VIE
tue OF the provisions Of the statute.
sns.cod JAS. McMARTIN. Register.
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Assessment Notice.

DHEyIx SILVER MINING COMPANY
Location Of principal plsce OF business.
san Przneisco, California location Of works.
Eureka District. Eureka county, Seyads
Notice Ss hereby given, that At . meeting OF
the Board Of Directors. held on the 18th day OF
August. 1s7g. an assessment NO zi Of twenty
ave gz5g es1ts Per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation, payable iUme-
ais,e;y in United States gold coin, to the Sec
retsry. ., the ossce Of the Company. Rooms 8
And Z. No. sG Pine street. Sac Francisco. Cali
fCrniz-
remain unpaid on the twentieth i2othl day Of
September 1873. will be delinquent. and sdver-
used for sale 3; public suction and unless
rxyunenf Is made before. viii be sold on WED
yESpAY. TIE fftenfh 15thi day Of October.
1873, 10 pay he Delinquent assessment. togesh-
e. with costs Of advertising and expenses OF
sale. By order Of tie Board Of Directors
q. r.. ~yERDENAL. Secretary.
Once-Rocms 6 and 7. No. s27 Pine street.
San Frxrcisco. California suls-d
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PAINTERS AND CONTRACTORS.
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DELINQUENT
Delinquent Sale Notice.

II CONSOLIDATED MINING $3.50
n NJ Locaron q Prin<1Pkl P.seeo.
$1,000 C.l1f.ra.A Loc4ro1 q
~o-ks- Ezrska Nrn.ng District kzrsks c@1s'
NeFsdA fcl
~---There are d~elir4u<1t uTo. taelo.
k~srw described stock. On sccoznf @ 49,
~ = ieTi~a On tie 6rsf gIsfi day 81 An
- I--9. the several arDouErs s<S cpfosih US
Sssaes q the respective sAere1oiosr' ~
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, A DvERTISE IN THE EUREKA
"A s%EsrIsRL. the vs~G savsrnsihs fnsdins
N Bsstsra Nseads
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Assessment Notice.

ITO MIS-. 4. n. BAUM. PALIsADE: o
are hereby notified that ! have performed
labor on the Sierra Nevada mine. situxted in
va i. since May, 1878, TO May. 1879. amounting
to as in United states gold coin. for your in
terest Of $50 feet in said claim. and that unless
you pay said amount within ninety days after
Tie nrst publication OF this potiee. your in
terest in said claim will become my property
bv law WILLIAM wHALEN.
June IL. 1873. jela-isvsod
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Notice Of Assessment.

ITO p. n. SMITH. AND YoUR GRANTEES;
You will take notice that have performed
lfhcr 10 the amount Of $3.50 during the two
years last passed. and ending September IL.
1879. on the Belmont and Old Town mines, SIT
usted in Eureka Mining District. Eureka
eosnfy. Nevsda. the sane being the WORK re-
outrrd 10 be done by the laws Of the United
efstes In relation to mines. and that said labor
hss been dore 70 maintain poss~ssory title 70
tie same, and that your proportion Of said ex-
pense amounts ~ the sum Of tS7e In U. B. gold
eotr. and ypa are hereby required to pay satd
.uxu expended in said mines a. aforesaid with
IN uinssy days FROM the date Of tbs nrst publ
cation of this notice. or forfeit your interest in
said mines, which IL IS follow: Old Town,
100 feet; Belmont. 200 feet
MARION FERhELL.
Eureka, August &c. 1873. suz7-sed
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To Rent, or For Sale.

THE ROOM NOW OCCUPIED BIZ TOMMY
~ . saloon. IL offered for rent.
~ he proposes TO ovcupy the upper story; ers
one-haif Interest IS tns bus.uesa will be sold.
Eureka. August IL. 1879. aui5-tf
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And in acoori.1cs with Lag. and sn order o.
tie Boxrd q Trustees. nsG- on the first cay o.
Auzust. lS7s. 50 many shares Of essh parcel 81
sueh stock As may be necessary VIII Se so4a AZ
rublsc suetiou. =. the 0tfce Of the Company.
Rnoa "A. SeS1aA Bloxk. SO Montgomery street.
San Frxncisco. California On
Wednesday. the First list day 81
October. 1870.
Al the borr Of II O'Clock n Of said lay. 20 pay
said delinquent assessment thereon. sogesher
xstn rus-s q Advertising and expenses Of sale.
B. B. MINOR, Secretary
Ofce-Ro1ra ~. Nevsds Block. No Ss Mont
zguaerT street. san Francisco, California
EeStd
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vOD PRINTlNO .. or ALL DE.
q sssdpusns, executed viii neatnesa en-
6sspatsk ~ u esnusuuI oGss.
The new North-west., 1879-09-05

/ ADVANCE OF THE TERMINUS. The stage
company officers have advices that the ter
minus of the Utah Northern r. r. will be
advanced thirty miles from Camas Creek to
"the Dive -four miles beyond Pleasant
Valley-next Saturday ay-to-morrow The
Diye is 175 miles from Deer Lodge. The
next move will be to Sheep Greek, in Red
Rock Valley, 135 miles from Deer Lodge,
and the terminus will probably be there in
side oftwo months. The road is already
graded this side OF Pine Bluffs. When the
railroad reaches Sheep Creek the terminus
will be accessible for Montana teams all
winter unless there is an extraordinary
snow fall preventing travel for a few days
The stage coaches bound north now leave
Pleasant Valley at 9 p. m. and reach here
at 8 p. m. the second day. When the cars
advance to the Dive, coaches will leave
there about five hours earlier, but We are
not advised what changes win be made in
the time Of arrival here. In few days
after the advance to the Dive the locomotive
will poke it's nose over the divide between
Idaho aud Montana, Isn't the event wor-
thy of some kind of public recognition |?
We are nearly all in telegraphic communi-
cation now. How would it do tosend the
first train oyer at 10 o'clock, noon, of some
day and let the bells and bunting salute the
hour? We trust Superintendent Dunn will
send Montana word when he intends to
knock for admittance into the great Terri
tory of the new Northwest
The new North-west., 1879-09-05

SAwTELLE DRAMATIC CoMPANY.-Mr
]. AL sawtelle, mrs. Sawts!le and Miss
Genevieve. with Mr.. Emery and Miss Mat.
tie May returned to Helena last Wednes'
day. Mr.. s. closed the season and dis.
banded the company at Benton, nearly al
tbs others than those mentioned going to
the States by river. In a little more thar
a year the company gave 233 entertain
men.s and travelled 6,S47 miles. Mr.. s. il
now organizing new company for the en-
suing season. Only himself and Mr.. EN-.
cry of the old com pany will appear regu.
larly in the new, Miss Genevieve going to
St. Vincent's Academy, and Mrs. S.only ex-
pecting to appear occasionally. As an in
dication that Mr.. s. viii have no tronble in
securing new company, it is only neces-
sary TO say that in response TO notice in
the New York Clipper he had 1855 appiica-
tions for positions. He has already ac-
cepted some excellent people, who are en-
route to joln him, and we would not be
surprised TO see Montana's old faYorite,
Jack Langrishe, On the boards under the
Sawtelle management. Mr.. 8. is Chief
among managers, and the competition he
has now to meet with will call forth efforts
that promise she best dramatic entertain
ments Montana has had.
The new North-west., 1879-09-05

STILL AT LARGE.-Murphy, the. alb
sconding prisoner from the penitentiarY, is
still at large and liable to be for some time.
de sluded his pursuers last week, and on
Saturday evening turned up at Napton
Bros. ranch, near Mead's old place, during
their absence. One Of their employees re-
turning foand him seated at the table en-
joying square meal to which he had help
ed himself from the lardsr. He quietly
waved six.shooter 1t bis untimely visitor
and told him TO depart-which he did. Re-
turning, the Naptons found he bad taken
needle gun, a revolver, 90 or 30 rounds Of
ammunition, portions OF ham and sack of
-four and pair Of blankets, and had dis
appeared. Word was brought to town
when Harris and Neel again started In
pursuit and Under Sheriff Smith also went
as soon as o warrant was issued. Murphy's
tracks were seen In the willows EaIf q
mile below the ranch, and that is the latest
trace OF him. The officers gave up the
chase as hopeless and returned. He. will
probably take to the wooded mountains,
work his way leisurely into some of the
settlements, procure mount from band
of horses and strike out for the British Pos
sessions. He ia said to be cunning rascal
and unless he makes some bad break
through over confidence or no cident, his
arrest is improbable.
The new North-west., 1879-09-05

~
TELEGRAPH ExTENsI0N.-A Although the
military succeeded last winter in getting
the much needed appropriation for tele-
graph lines and building has progressed
rapidly within the past few weeks, it SEEM
ed until very recently that Missoula was not
going to be put on the ecircuit this year.
Now, however, the aspect Of affairs has
changed and there seems to be certainty
of the Immediate extension Of the telegraph
from Deer Lodge to Missoula. Forts AS
sinaboine, Ellis Ksogh, Custer andTShaw
are all being put in Communication by gov
ernment line, Mr.. Largey's line between
Helena and Bozeman having recently 0een
purchased, making . complete government
through line, We are not advised yet
whether it i. contemplated to build line
from Helsna to Missoula on purchase Mr.
Largey's Helena and Deer Lodge line, thus
necessitating only the construction OF some
90 miles between Deer Lodge and Missoula.
We trust Q new line will be built from Hell
ena TO Missoula, ,as two lines will be better
than one and the military line, which will
probably be run by signal service detail, will
not do to count upon for press dispatches.
Notice is also hereby given that telegraph
poles can be contracted for on this line at
about one-fourth or one-sixth the cost of
poles imported from Minnesota, and beside
the other advantages are accustomed to the
climate. We hope to exchange news with
Missoula by wire before Christmas.
The new North-west., 1879-09-05
Administrators Sale of Real
Estate. al s.:s,at ea#

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of an or
der of the Probate Court of Deer Lodge County Mon
tana Territory, made the lat day of Sept, 1879,
In the matter of the estate of Anson Ford, de-
of said deceased will sell at public auclion TO the
, highest bidder, for cash, currency of the United
States and subject to conformation by said Probate
Court Tuesday, the Both day of September. 1879
IL o'clock NJ, at the front door OF the Express Of
fee, in the City of Butte county OF Deer Lodge all
the right title interest and estate Of the said Anson
Ford at the time of his death land all the right, title
and interest that the said estate has, by operation of
law otherwise, acquired other tSan In addition
to that of the said deceased at the time Of his deatn
and to all those certaa lots, pieces OF parcels of land
situate, lying and being in the said county of Deer
Lodge. Territory of Montana. and bounded and de-
scribed follows to.wit-An undivided one hafl
interest In lot No block 3d. with improvementsl |
In the city of Butte, according to the official survey
of the town of Butte, Deer Lodge county, Montana
Territory, now on file in the Recorder Office of the
county of Deer Lodge. sts ..F go, sggs7
I A certain quartz claim known as the IS Mastodon :"
eitnated lYing ann heinR in Summit Valley Mining
District Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory, and
recorded In Book pages IS and SO in the Records Of
said county. ss1 fs 4.s.s ss..., f.srq,ss t5.g
lode situated in the aforesaid District, county aud
Territory and recorded on pages 5S and 3d. Book OF
lode locations. m H st& S89Hs w
An undivided one-feurth. II In the sployer" lode
tory and recorded on pages 50 and GO, Book OF lode
locations. s-9
An undivided one-fourth mi interest In the
-Piover No. Q, situated In the aforesaid District
county and Territory and recorded pages 81 and
Book q of lode iOcations. aas ga& ssS5 as ~
The quartz claim known az the Mountain Spring
Territory and recorded on page 2sS, Book Of lode
locations.
Terms and conditions of sale-Cash Deed ut ex-
= - S.''' FREDERICK Q. GLEASON aa
Administrator Of the Estate OF Arson Ford, decd.
September l., 1879. 531-4t
The new North-west., 1879-09-05

INCREASED THE DosE.-General A. J.
Smith. who last year brought In $500 head
of sheep and located in Meagher county,
had bad luck with them, nunber dying
of scab last winter. This spring he gave
them good dip in corrosive sublimate and
afterwards two tobacco dips. They are
fully cured and the General attributes it
wholly to the corrosive snblimate. He
followed Andrew Jackson's plan when
they told him it would take ten thousand
men to put down the Pennsylvania whisky
insurrectioh--" Then, by the Eternal,
will send fifteen thousand" General
Smith increased the usual quantity of cor
rosive sublimate one-Shird, never killed .
sheep and cured the band. The increase
in lambs this year has fully compensated
the loss by death last winter, and good
return is expected hereafter.
The new North-west., 1879-09-05

WTcKEs This camp at present is scene
of great activity. A large force Of men are
at work and it is expected that the works
will be in operation in go or so days. A
building is being erected for the two re-
verberatory furnaces which are in course
of construction. A smelter is being built
and building for the sampling of ores and
an assay Office are under way. Work on
the Alta, Northern Pacific, Rocky Bar,
NJ ar Eagle, and Somewhere is being prose-
cuted. The Company have 1900 tons of
ore in the ore house, 1900 tons on the dump
and the amount OF ore in sight is estimated
to be 5000 tons. When in full operation
the capacity OF the reduction works will be
80 tons . day. As soon as possible build
ing to be used as a library will be erected.
Tins library will be supplied with books,
magazines and periodicals. by the Company
for the use of their employees. This plan
is most commendable and will undoubtedly
we'll repay the generosity which prompts it.
Mr.. E. Grenier, formerly of Colorado, has
been employed as chemist. M. C. E.
Stevens, formerly of New York. win have
charge of the teaching department.-Hs
aid.
The new North-west., 1879-09-05
HE NEW NORTHWEST, DEER LODGE. N

CHANGE OF PRopRIEToRsHp.-Th Mis-
soulian of last week appeared under the
proprietorship of Mr.. Duane T. Armstrong
who has been foreman of the Office, and
during considerable portion of the time
had charge of the editorial work, for year
or more past. Mr.. A., is a first-class prin-
ter, getting out one of the best printed
papers In the Territory and we expect to
see him establish as creditable reputation
in the editorial department. The Missou-
asan has a good field. 1t is in the midst of
rich and what will soon be populous
country that viii, as indications are now,
be the first of the old settlements penetrated
by the Northern Pacific railroad, and it will
soon be in teiegraphic communication. In
consideration Of all these things we believe
Mr. Armstrong viii in few years find he
has good and growing business and we
wish him all prosperity.
The new North-west., 1879-09-05
COMMISSIONERS, PROCEEDINGS.
September Term, 1879.

MONDAY, Sept. Board met in regula
session, pursuant to law. Present, II. ID
Zenor, Chairman, and John Y, Batterton
Commissioners, with J. e. Dickey, Clerk
Board received and accepted resignation
of Edward Byrne, fire warden of Philips
burg. Thos. McTague was appointed il
his stead.
TUESDAY, Sept. 5.-Board met pursuant
to adjournment. Present full board, Col
Morse having arrived Monday.
Accounts were allowed and examined on
various funds.
The petition for the establishment OF
county road in Dist. No. 10 coming mp to
be heard, and satisfactory proof made
to the Board that notice had been given as
required by law, d. B. Jenkins, E. D. Hol-
land and ]. W. Morse were appointed to
view and lay out the same. September 90,
or within five days thereafter, appointed as
the time to view out said road.
Petition of Henry and John Quinlan for
| the establishment of private road was
read, and N. Bielenberg, Martin Carr and
Thos. Elliott were appointed to view aud
locate said road and to assess the damages
sustained thereby, and Saturday, Sept. 90,
appointed as the time.
Petition of residents of Deer Lodge val
ley requesting that road so feet in width
be opened in westerly direction from the
lower to the upper road from the town of
Deer Lodge to the town of Butte, begin
niag at the NE. corner of p. Quinlan's
ranch, came up. Due notice having been
given, N. Bielenberg, Martin Carr and
Thos. Elliott were appointed to view oat
and locate said road on Saturday, Sept. %,
or within five days thereafter.
Martin Carr was appointed Supervisor of
District No. s, and his bond fixed at $500,
which was given and approved by Board.
The petition of John r. Quigley and
others for establishing county road from
J. Ramsdell's ranch to- Vestel via Black
foot city came up. J. J. Dounhouer, Geo.
Swartz and ]. r. Quigley were appointed
to view and lay out said road Sept. 20, Or
within five days thereafter. -.s--
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 3.--Present full
Board.
Reports from road viewers were received |
as follows For the establishment of road |
from the bridge soath of Girard's store to |
the present travelled road near J. L. Good I
wins ranch from the Frenchman's eros
sing to ]. l.. Goodwin's old ranch between
Blume and Grifia creeks; from the mouth
of Mulkey Canon to Yreka. These petit
tions having been read and published, it
was ordersd:by the Board that the roads be
opened as public highways.
4 pet;tjcs from J. H. Bear requesting
the establishment Of a private road was
read and the following persons appointed
to view and lay oat tho road and assess
damages D. Dunkleberg, VIM. Perryman
and John Carten.
Report Of road viewers being received,
Board ordered that the petition of D.
Dunkleberg and Others benot granted.
{ Board cancelled warrants on different
funds. ,I- 7 4 - - - II - F
Petition of Phil E. Evans and others re-
luesting change in the lower road on the
vest side of Deer Lodge river to Race
Track. r. q. Humber. VIM. Walker and
N. B. Miller were appointed to view and
~ out said road on Saturday, Sept. IS, or
within five days thereafter.
Board still in session, -
The new North-west., 1879-09-05

THEATR1cAL-Ihe Nellie Boyd Com
pany appeared here as announced, and per-
formances were given three evenings to
large audiences. Frou-Frou," Rose
Michel" and "Led Astray" were the
pieces performed. In the two first plays
Miss Boyd appeared in the title role, and
was admirably supported By the members
of the Company. In the estimation of our
critic the Saturday evening performance
was the best given here, although others
by this company have been better by far
than we are in the habit of witnessing.
From here the company went to Butte,
where they are now performing. Crowd
ed houses viii greet this company on their
every appearance here.