davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-30
Barnens afdelning.
Reineke Fuchs eller fabeln Om
Nickel R&f.
(FOrts. fir. f

(Forts. fr. for. n:r.)
Da konungen fck Sc slit andra san
debud aterkomma en6gd och med 6ro-
men afslitna, blef han makta vred.
M var det ej godt att fnna en- tredje,
som vile ataga sig en- sd vadlig be-
skickning; och da slutligen Grimbart,
grafsvinet, anmalde sig villig vsga
f0rs6ket, blef hans anbud med glade
emottaget.
Denna tredje staining bragte raf-
ven till besinning; han heslot att fol-
ia med till hofvet i hopp att kunna
med list afleda det sskvader, som ho-
pade sig 6fver hans hufvud. Han
tog farval af sin maka med dessa Or
den: "Emelin, min kara hustru,
din trogna omvardnad befaller jag al
la nina barn, isynnerhet min yngsta
son Reinhardin, som slagtas pa mig,
och jemval min son R6sel, som lart
val f6da sig. Jag befaller dem och
dig, min kara Emelin, till det basta.
Farval!'' Han kysste sin hustru och
de skiljdes at med gratande 6gon.
Hon med sina barn blef hanna slit
hus, full af sorg och angslan. Men
Nickel och Grimbart hastade sina
farde. :,.,.
Mar de kommit till en- liten lund sa-
de Nickel: 20, Grimbart, mitt hjer-
tn svider mitt br6st for nina stora
synder, som jag bedrifvit. Darf6re
villjag nu CORA mitt skriftermal for
dig. da jag icke har har nagon prest. p
Grafsvinet svarade: s'Ditt skrifter.
NAL gagnar dig icke. icke heller kan
du vanta nagon afiosning, So framt du
icke lofyar att aldrig mera stjala och
r6fva, ej heller framdeles brnka svek
och list. Z, .Ja,'' sade rafven, ..jag
vet tiet val. Jag YiH nu begynna
Confteor tibi Pater ct Maier. att jag
gjert lila St bsde kattor, uttrar och
manga anira dur 20. - aHvartill
skall danna, hackmate tiena T. rfbr6t
honom grafsvinet. &c Tor dit skrif-
tarm1l pa landsens sprak, Sd kan jag
fdrst1 Diet. Rafven uppraknar nu pS
odersmslet sitt ndaregister och,
sedan han bekant ala de synder, som
lvi redan omtalat, berattar han hnru
|synnerhet. Iaegrim, yargen. varit Of.
| Ter for minga fuIa spratt. Jag for.
de honom 60 gzng, 3 s. berattar han,
l..til en nj prest ! ylicherland, som
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-30
Fragor och svhr.

P. s. frSn Chippewa Co. fiagar !:
Har Hastings & Dakota.kompaniet er-
'hallit "deed'' pa slit land 1 Chippewa
county, -.' =
Kompaniet erh6ll -"deed" den "a
Maj 1880 pa st6rsta delen daraf, men
det ,fnnes annu str6dda stycken som
deej fztt "deed'pa. skrif till Geo. L.
Skinner, Land Commissioner, Fari
bault, Minn., for narmare underrattel.
ser. Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-30

mans bora arbeta och kampa for upp.
lysningens och frihetens seger verl-
den. Inledningen till dessa tester
ar ''Sangen pa Misrepresentation u
den 30 April. Da samlas studenterna
mangrant vid 9:tiden pa aftonen pa
stora forget for att med nation sfanor.
na och sangarne spetsen taga upp
till Upsala Slottsbacke och dar he'll
sa varen med att upr sta amma sanger
sadana som s'Vintean rasat ut, IVA.
rem ar kommen," "Glad sasom fogeln''
m. q. Det ar en- skon qvall och Upsa.
las hela befolkning, gamla saval som
unga, bruka den aftonen vara ute for
att h6ra pa sangen och Sc pa eldarne,
som till solens, till ljusets ara, nu lik.
som / hednatider den natten tandas
rundt kring Fyris-slatten. Andra da-
gen ar f0rsta Maj, da man som det he
ter skall ''dricka marg benen." Da
6ppnas utvardshusen kring Upsala,
det genom gluntarne allmant kanda
Eklundshof och dess yngre syster
Flustret.
Pa f6rmiddagen altman Aanering,
aiming, kagelspelning ETC., pa efter.
middagen sma karnevalsskamt och
pa aftonen ''helsningar." Dessa till
ga sd, att landsmannen (sa mamma
medlemmarne af en- nation hvarandra
i forhallande till studenter af andra
nationer, som heta framlingar, utlan.
dingar o. 8. W, samlas pa sina respsk-
tiva foreningslokaler vid 8:tiden satta
fran punsch och CORA treaigt for att
taga emot bes0k. ri. ungefar bor-
ia darefter nagra nationer att efter en-
pa forhand mellan ordforanden upp-
gjord plan taga "hemifran," som det
heter, med fana och sang spetsen
for att ''helsa'' pa hos andra nationer.
Hvarje nation ar den aftonen chem
ma";en stund, och ute och 'helsar" en-
stund. Anda till kl. 3 foljande NOR
gon kan man ofta fa h6ra och So dessa
studenttag draga genom staden. Of
verallt hores sang, skamt och CLAM
och for den, som ar road af kamratlif
och glada upptag, ar sakert minnen
fran Maj i Upsala kara att ega for
lifvet. ~-----
ON man undantager' Nordiska fe-
stem till fadrens mime och en- och an
nan nationsbal, sd aro damerna ute
slutna fran studenternas tester under
vintern. For att godtgora delta 6ras
hvarje ar forsta halften af Maj Up
sala botaniska tradgard en- fest for
varen, som dock ar minst lika mycket
en- fest for damerna som for varen.
Varens latta genius ar nagot sd luf-
tigt, sa immaterielt, att man for att
kunna ratt gladja sig at honom och
grundligt sjunga hans lof behofver
skaffa sig en- sinlig bid af henom, och
hvad ligger da narmare till hands an
att vi CORA som vara fader gjort prisa
qvinnans var. Mammor, systrar, fast
NOR och kusiner efterskrifvas. ALA
bantag aro fulla och hela staden ar j
lif och rorelse. Kl. 4 gar. det stora
studenttaget fran forget uppfor Caro-
lina-backen till botaniska tradgarden,
dar damerna da aro till stor del redan
samlade. Under nagra timmar ON
vexlas darefter qvicka och hogstamda
tai med studentsang och allmant
CLAM. Att lampliga forfriskningar
icke saknas ar sjelfklart.
(FOrts.)
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-30
Bll::,|'iii-ll.lliesa ll::,| j . tidningar,

MINNESOTAa 4. STATS. It'd
MING och SVENSKA TRIBU.
MEN erh8las b&da f6r S3.25;
ett DIR, did pronunciation g1res
direkt. antingen a detta eller
Syenska Tribunens kOntOr 1
Chicago, Illinois.
PIONEER-PRESS fdeu week.
liga), erhalles tillsammans
med STATS TIDNINGEN FIR
nastkOmmande ar gf5r $500,
som b6ra insilndas 1 fTrskott.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-30

5L fran s1inneapolis fr*gar: 1:o
Hur manga kubiktum (eng.) innehxl.
Ter l gallona .
60 Hur manga kubikfot innehal-
ler en- barrett
Fot. och tum mattel begag-
mas sallan har landet for ,vata
varor. I gallon innehaller 23l tum.
! barrel 80, LIS 3, ,kubikfot. En-. ci.
stern som rymmer 100 barrels vatten
innehaller saledes 1920 kubikfot.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-30
sVaFaagelfter:

lsraaseifter
Alfred Garrison, Red Wing, Goodhne Cos
u. Engberg, Vasa, 3Es g
j. Westerson, White Rock, :. s ssss5
PA Peterson, Cannon Fails g 9 z
a. IdyquiH, ~ Peter, Nicollet g
John Webstsf, Norseland, 4
Q. Samuels6n, Befnado ssgp s & 9 stss
!; S.l.;lass Z RisskaH5i SRas Moorhead
Iars Hnntez, Stark u 0 Chisago {. ss53s5
John u. Peterson, Centre City rs - g
John G. Carlson Rush City, % g g &: i:sf;
L. r. Iagerwan, Tayiofs Falls, g g tiss3s
D. s. Arnqnist, Chicago City, s I. .s5s5ss.s
Gould dberg & Anderson, Cambridge, Isanti Co.,
Nels sandell Jordan, Scott County.
REe1srRHHmaEr at EFT brsf kostar anllast;
10 cents, utom sots.i postporto och II hvas
spostmastare skyldig att registera bref da
sa onskas. Money order d sdoffyersttii-
gande sl5, kostar 10 cents. ....s"" :"
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-30

Annu en- gang fl vi uppma-
na de af vara l8sare, som en-
Ianere It'd haft tidningen p&
kredit.. att genast insilnda det
resterande belOpDet. ts'
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-30

iara agenter
s.s. R:s.nscrn. g y Y ash. Axs.s !, Ainneap
Chs. Kkman, 3. Nh ff3tz., 6tt. Pau. !. ss
.sA. lagesatf6m, Rast Union, Carver CO.
Philip q: Johl1on, atestoEn IS = ia Il; Il /; i
esssi.s essss s15ssn sls.soyi. c..ysr.
ENels Y; Holm. Grove Ciitty, Meeksr :. 55ssA
Bengt Hanson, tch6sld, g: g
SOs H6glund, Dassel, g 81 :. Il sss'
Thuratensen Cofrato, Wright g t y
q. y. iona acsndia, Washington g
"a; 4; g; solbelE sca!s Iake, Deugaas 8
I Ole. KrOn, Evansville, 80 g # z,
s.M. Garlgren, Willmar, Kandiyo yohi 20.
e. ~ Knutsson, Pelican Rapid, Otter Tail, Go.
55S SPR1nuHIRAxfxR b5ra. uppgifva tydlie
adress, med MANN pa post a'otace" (oc6
hummer pa ssbox' Z, eller drawer ON tsadan
: fnnes), SAINT connty och stat Vid soinbyte
I Of vistelseor bora prennmeranter samtidgt
nppgifva bade den gamla ooh nya adressen..
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-30

l6sare menniskor kan man icke garna,
traffa pa. Man har svart att hitta
nagra husgeradssaker yttertaltet.
Det enda, som tilldrager sig uppmark-
samheten dar, ar EFT litet upplag af
is l ena vran utanf6r innertaltet.
Med familiemoderns tillatelse lyfta
vi pa renhudsf6rhanget till det inre
taltet och krypa dit in. En- nastan
olidlig yarme och en- annu obehagli-
gare transtank trada oss dar till mote.
Lycklig den, som ar forsedd me / snuff
va, halst So grundlig som moiligt.. I.
fria luften hade vi-35e, yttertaltet
iakttogo vi-15e, I innertaltet ater ut.
visar var medf6rda termometer- $50
Det ar ganska f6rsvarllga temperature
vaxlingar, som vi inom kort It'd ge-
nomgatt. Svetten beginner natur-
ligtvis genast framsippra fran vara
ansigten. ty Vi aro kladda f6r-35e
Innertaltets h6ga temperatur star /
god 6fveTensstammelse med invanar.
mes nakenhet e1ler ringa bekladnad
dar. I ett horn sitter en- ung ficka.
,sysselsatt med nagot syarbete, ikladd
en- nastan paradisisk dragt;; han har
3ingenting annat % sig an en- small g6r-
del ON Hfvet, EFT .'cingulum pudici-
tie.,' Utom ansfg gtet ar hon tatue.
rad p8 underb ,itsida SAINT pa
sarmarna. Hennes vaxt ar tam1igen
Edr5glig allmanhet, hennes halls ar
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-09

Der Dit.pe bes armsn @sorss gates !
CIR Warf Sc Strange srsdb!te mir ss1ern
nod, bas fe bur@ feline Ssmabunsen
aus benz @sfdnsniHe befrstt i.t. Wie
fommf Du rsun ,u pisiem Srtefe, Roia 2"
sits i'm bod, lisbe Wamma, unp
Du wtrf isbsn, pfs nabs sr mid Bee
riibrt"
Did bulbrt2 Sd m5&ts pi1en.
mas etn 8fne, ME Du biz, nod interslts
rem fSnnte, ais stpa neue @ei9enfe ODER
Der Yelu9 elmer Mitl9dlsrin. Da fdQt
mir ein, mann rperben bann fdr Dstn
eisadsu Gatrdilc bic Gerisn beginner 2"
% bite, lice bod BET Brief"
Gin Strom son 5brdnsn bsslsitsts
oisie WSrts.
Wit ntebr Heusierbe alS ionf stnsn
ancsrn 9sfable bssann eaeY Dapenant
tu leisn. ~
.Sbns 3psifsl," ea6ts fe. ,,eins Sitts
ihrift I'm llutsrflBuna. Cir Warf
Iasts ia, fe pdre in elmer bilfstscirftissn
Gage. Sebr germ nil tb fe ibr sspdb'
rem ; penn Id mar oft lsbr bsfimmert u1
paS S@tdlal bieier aruten esuts."
Sa, feinsr absln 9auns lac fs nun
Srau gates appeQation pur9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-09

e:nem 5er3sn. pas LANCE ibrem GinfuGt
peri6loTen sepeien mar. Inter benz
persolcetsn pra6tbin,msl zines 9sttes,
ras fe nit ibren Sbrduen bsnsBte, besana
Elm neues 9sbsn fir 9aeY Dapenant.
Sdwa@ ME eas srfe Rorsenlidt mad
fnfersr Na9t feel pa5 9laubsnsIt5t tn
ibse Seele. 8snn bod bic bIetHe
Bi6tertn TN 8rantsnstmmer Der So.
tanua PORTER Is bate isben f5unsr. pts
iie Ssrlu6ts ;u beten, fs pirpe fi9 fdr
ale ibre astpsn bslobnt ssfiblt BADEN !!
5itte fe ben 6ort8anS unp pa8 Gnbe
peIsn isbsn f5nnen, mas In sisisr 9a9t
ietnen anfaus senommsn, wte srus
plrce eann ibre Greure sspelsn istn!
lGOrtfesuns fclst.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-09
StnterItftiae Werste.

Gs 1T cine S6utiu9s, baB oisle BON Den
rresuldren" asr3tsn Die 8arnsr's rSaf,"
Niereus u. 2sber.S eilmittsl fir Die Rrants
6siten, psl6e oaiiel6e 10 tuirtidm usrtrsibt,
ni6t empfebIsn. cs isbo4 in ibrsr 9rusls
.peritoalencrusiis" sebrau4sn. sic miiD
len es BAH Oifen uoOptiren, ba es elm
WuIter, ars.n"miltel 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-09
Barter & &c., II laJaa St., q. a.,

pfsmpt pirs msnatlta asstrtaatt, 9in Dad. has xtN
fTArt, wtre cratic iustishht. Va.S
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-04-20

We have for sale 200 City Lots in the City of
Butte.
100 Lots in Warren 4 Kingsbury's and Smith
and Kessler's addition to the City of Butte.
Houses for Rent.
No charge for Deeds and Abstracts when we
make sales.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-04-20
Of late to the Indian commissioner.

of late to the Indian commissioner
Hooker modified his amendment 50 as also
to report a provision for the appointment OF q
commission. Adopted. tf.S
Scales amendment striking out the appro-
priation for Indian police caused Haskell to
ask if the purpose was to turn the whole
frontier over to the scalping knife of the saw
age. ,
Scales said it was to protect the whites and
Indians.
On motion of Valentine the bill was PASSED
for the relief of settlers on public lands. 1t
provides that when a presumption, homestead
or timber-culture claimant has filed a written
REIMBURSEMENT of his claim In the local land
office, the land covered by sach claim shall
be open to entry without further action on
the part of the commissioner OF the public
land office.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-04-20
CHIPS.

An Indiana dealerin head-coverings has pu1
out the sign "Hoosier Halter"
The salaries paid to otice-holders in the
whole country, per annum, amount to Sl3'
252, l07.
A New York girl discharged her mother
because she didn't like the way the old lady
scrubbed the kitchen floor. + ...,.
"Wanted-a girl implored an exchange.
some time back; but the blind forces OF ma
ture moved pitilessly on, and it was a boy.
Lately an elderly gentleman nearly ninety
years old had the grief of losing his wife. 81
cannot complain" he said, "for she was nearly
sixty-fve."
Four of the widows of Brigham Young
have found rest and consolation with second
husbands. The rest are so homcly that they
are waiting to die.
There are, it is said, 10000 German Prot
estants in Brazil, the majority of whom are
Lutherans. They are very poorly supplied
with pastors and churches.
Play spades if you would win potatoes ;
play clubs if you would deal with a rutian ;
play hearts if you would win friendship; play
diamonds if you would win a woman.
According to the Lowell Journal the reason
why Mr.. TiIden refuses to marry is the same
reason why he refuses to accept the Vice
Presidency-"he won't accept the second
place on any ticket"
A contemporary suggests that the mar who
wishes to break off the habit Of smoking
should postpone the lighting Of his first cigar
five minutes each day. In this way the hour
for beginning to smoke will be gradually put
off until after he has gone to bed and got to
sleep.
The social habit of drinking at bars, where
each member of a party, having been "treated"
by another, considers it necessary to treat
every other member, has at last attrac ed the
attention of lawmakers. The Iowa Legisla-
ture has a bill before it to abolish the custom,
and make it a punishable offense.
Eureka district is to-day of greater value
than the District of Leadville. and has per-
manence in its favor. It will not take the
people of the East very long to discriminate
between the short-lived and enduring camps
and when this discrimination is made, the
Pacific Coast will have the call on capital.
The causes of gray hair are numerous.
One that is fundamental is inheritance;
another is weakness of constitution; another
is improprieties of life or bad habits, while
climate also has something to do with it.
Where it is constitutional for the hair to grow
gray early, the effect upon the health is moth
ing. 1t is the opinion of a good medical all
thority that most of the cases of premature
gray hair are due to the "fast" or dissipated
habits of young people.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-04-20
Produce Market Report.

BUTTE, April 10Th, 1880.
The following are the wholesale prices
paid by merchants and hotel keepers for the
commodities enumerated, delivered from the
wagon. Price list carefully corrected every
Monday:
Flour, Ruby Valley, xxx, $500 percwt.
1" Mill Creek, xxx, $500 " "
Graham, $500. ....
Wheat, per h., 2 cents, fair demand.
Oats, per b., 2 cents.
Butter, per h., 40 to As cents.
Eggs, per dozen, 40 cents, in demand.
Corn meal, 6 to s cents.
Beef, on foot, sc to &c.
Beets, 3 cents.
Carrots, 3 cts. per pound.
Potatoes, PC per ID.
HAY per ton, $1,000; in demand.
Fresh fish, Is TOGO cents per pound.
Coal, SO per ton.
Cheese, 16 to IS cents.
Barley, 80 25 to 9 so per hundred.
Dried beans, Montana, 6 cts.
Mutton, s cents per pound.
Pork, dressed, 12aa cents per pound.
Veal. s cents per pound.
Chickens. 81 to SO per dozen.
Wood, 81 TO 81 so per cord.
Cabbage, 3 cts. per lb.
Ripe Onions, 6 to s cts. per pound.
Bitter Root bacon, 121 to IA cts. per pound.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-04-20
RU1,1,E MARKET REPORT.
.EaAtfE8
WHOLESALE @ 10 ia TIL VS..

w Il ~ IL IL ~ n "
BUTTE, MONTANA, Apr. 0, 1880.
suaAF-Pers sack Of 100 lbs. extra Q; Sic A.,
$3.50; Granulated, 81. 60; Powdered SIS;
SYRuPs-United States Cs Silver Drip. 6s $500
(M) SIS, 5000: Case, 90 gall Silver Drip
coF FL en- se sai 4sc e.. o. G.. Java, 45e. Q. g.
s sss'; k1 %sasY' t jay; 4 49,; l RoSsssa &c Cosmos nSs'
9oc. to 1912 G~unpowder, Toe. to $3.50; Young
As aSsoa, :seGS q a sfi,o 20 lib. box, $3.50; stearic
Wax, 40 h., $s.Ts; stearic wax olo' ooA'
Ceylon. 5000 per box of IS lbs. Mottlel, 81;
india, $50; shaeiIar, 500; oo La auar
% %Sn $ XXX, s ss % ps 81 Box 30; Ve csstiie: %setsled !
II 9. perlb:; CASTLE, (white imported> 90 c;
Coal OIIHFiye gal. cans. 112 fire test, 4sc. 100
test, SOC. 1870 test, Soc; 100 test 80; 10
test, Toe. ,
Nugget, s5c.; snsnssh i'm soc:; Gilt Edge, 75c.
I. P. Gold Block. csc. an s5c;; Jones, So
lace Lac SSe: Sweet M Mo pa ass;; oIa i enssc sSe.
Notwithstanding, Bullion, Soc: Flower of
the West, e5c.: Our Darling, SOC: p 81 10 ne
Montana, roc: Ingleside, s5c.: Eye Lash,
6oc.: c. c. c., s1.5o.
Hams, % cents; States, zoe: bacon. 16c. lard
22c.: salt, dairy s c.: cheese Is 15c Coansn,
(bonelessl loo. Mackerei, S3; 90 to Sd.oo Pc
XIII: CaliIOInla dSSOTLeu lIuAts' Eooo'
matoes. OK Id. cans, $3.50 per case: Jellles
and jams 1890: States 8 Id. Q Tomatoes,
5000: Corn, (Winslow's) 5000: Peas, (ttrle'
$500: Peas. (sugar) $3.50: Beans, $500 sal
mon. 5000: Goldfish balls. $3.50: Rice. (Chl-
na) $500 5. so: matt; Carolina. TIC. per TO-.
Beans. &C., Milwaukee Beer, $500 per case
Brooms, $3.50 per doz.: Lima beans, JIG.
per lib: Mustard, (Colman's) CSC: Pepper,
(grain) SOC. Crackers, (soda and PIC nlcl l4c:
starch, S6.25 per box: Dried apples. nc;
peaches. nc, cherries, 2Gc.. ground cherries,
1Cc., blackberries. he, raspberrles, ooc:
Sauces, catsup. S5.25 per case pepper, Si.oo
per case; L.. & P. Worcestershire, S4aoo ana
500 per doz.; Oysters, IXL., $1,000 case;
Cove, 1850 case. Rice Sl2.00 Mol.
WINES AND LIQUoRS-Whisky, 20. F.C. sour
Mash. $500 per gal. Hume. $500 to $500 per
gal, Cabinet, $500 to $500: pei, gal, Fort,
$500 to 81. 90 per gal. (choice) Sherry, $500
toS4.OOper GAL, Catawb a; S4.5o per gal, Imp.
Wine, S21. 90 per case; Hostetter's Bltters,
$1,000 case.
FL9UR~Celebrated Empire mills. S400aS4.5O
Ruby Mills, xxx. 1925;
Mill Creek, INK. &3.25
Willow Greek. INK, 1925.
Gallatin, xxx s 3.25; Missoula Mills $500;
FrenchtOwn s 800.
CORN MEAL-White, &C., yellow, &c.
OATs-s2.N4 from store: selling from wagon'
$1'75.
BUTTER-5Oc.
EGGS-65 cents.
NAILs-1Od, $500 per keg.
FL 90 per doZ.
A~xEs-$12.5O case; Gold Dust K. X, $3.50
case Hunts, $13.5O case
(WashOel S475 per doz.; 4. r.. $500 per DOG
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-04-20

WAsH1NGTON, April 13.-An eve.ing ses-
sion was ordered for Thursday to consider
the immigration bill.
The bill for a construction fund of the navy
passed without debate also the bill for an
expedition to the Arctic seas.
After the morning hour the House in COM
mittee considered the Indian appropriation
bill.
WASHINGTON, April 15.-Baker moved to
increase the appropriation for clolhil!s the
Sioux by $4,000.
Haskell said the Indian wars We're due to
insufficient appropriations for the Indians.
The committee on Indian affairs had been,
investigating the Ute outbreak and found that
the chief cause. Bakers amendment was
adopted.
Baker moved to increase by $95 900 the
appropriation for the subsistence of the Sioux.
Fort opposed it. The bill appropriated
81, 1905 900 for the Sioux, Or $4,000 for each
Congressional district in the country. The
longer the Sioux were supported in idleness
the more idle and vagrant they would be-
come.
Wright said there were poor white men in
the land quite as deserving care and protection
as the red men.
MaGinnis, of Montana, thought that mas
much as the government purchased peace the
best thing Congress could do was to pay the
the purchase money. He denied that the
people of the West desired TO get up an In
dian war. When the people of Chicago
would burn down their city, Or the people OF
Memphis would import yellow fever into
theirs, for the sake of eastern subscriptions,
then would the people of the West desire an
Indian war for the sake of a few dirty dollars
which the Washington contractors would
get. -ass ..- --'
After a long debate the amendment was
rejected.
Baker submitted an amendment increasing
from $500 900 to $3.50 900 the appropriation
for the subsistence of the Apache Indians.
After a debate il was rejected. -
Ryan, of Kansas, submitted an amendment
providing that all bids for provisions for In
dams and for transportation of the same shall
be opened and contracts awarded at SOME
suitable place in the Mississippi valley or i'll
the Missouri river valley. Pending discus
sion a recess was taken.
The evening session will be devoted TO the
consideration of the naval committee bill.
Conser made some humorous but sarcastic
remarks on the West Point outrage, in which
he confessed, as incredible as 1t might seem,
that the Democrats had been right IN denour-
cling the West Point Academy, and how the
government was educating mel to feel sc
much above Congressman that they could
not associate with those of different eolol
from themselves.
Adjourned.
WASHINGTON, April 16.-Haskell opposed
the amendment to the Indian bill. IT tn.
Democrats abolished the supervisory power
they must keep quiet abont swindling agent!
and wormy meal.
Scales said that although the commission
itself was honest, more corruption and i'm
purity had existed in the management o
Indian affairs than before its appointment.
Bedford asked If the commission had no
rendered i~ncalculable service in giving ride
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PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Sealed
~ Proposals to build a Masonic Temple, of the
following dimensions, (S7E) eighty-seven and
one-half feet front by (sO) eighty feet in depth
two stories in height. according to plans and
specifications accepted by the building commit
tee. will be received until Saturday. l2 o'clock
NJ. April 24. 1880, at the Store OF Walter Cooper,
BOzeman, Montana. Plans and specifications
will be ready at the office of Byron Nreeland in
Bozeman, from and after April 10, 1880.
Said proposals to be accompanied by a good
will be executed in case the contract shall be
awarded to said person or persons making such
proposals. Said committee reserve the right to
reject any and all Of said proposals. Said pro-
poSals to be directed 10 the chairman of said
committee, Bozeman, Montana. GaEvrEs"
By Order of the Building Committee.
#HFE.. WALTER COOPER,
ap6-w3t Chairman.
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VIII buy, sell or otherwise negotiate any and
all transactions in both Quartz and Placer in
terests in Deer Lodge and adjoining counties.
We have full, complete and correct abstract of
title to every piece OF property on record in the
office of The County Recorder of Deer Lodge CO.,
Montana. NOTARY PUBLIC in the Office.
Information furnished on application.
Refer to Donnell. Clark 4 Larabie, Bankers,
Butte, NJ. T.; S. T. Hauser & Co., Bankers
Butte, NJ. t.
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Real Estate.

Will buy, sell, hire, lease, collect rents, pay
taxes, and otherwise transact all business i'll
this department for residents and non-residents.
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LIST OF

Remaining in the post Office at Butte, and al
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