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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-07-24

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uar~i. ul.l ..ior.4.r, a., 49,,
oJe..5. ,.a a....,r..l J., h..
,Isn which yo..1 ..I..,,.
"ou1eo,nbe" st anal, ev...- 49,.
several wears TO come T.
lea 90 use Democratic, ro,., ..,.
on. tie lg, ebss.rY,s
There sos1ce,y ono l,.,;, tto
State That does mo, comb, a..
Amendments. We m,.r t,.y.- o,t
pe.tifoggcy.
Tn. J..,,.,.,,, f., .,.l ,...... D..
-raste tbs i.,,,es.,,, 49,. ;.
/ Amendment, a,o i.,,a3 ,;.:,;
.l.! be l.eq...1,rl ~ .,..,,,z m.
c.p'l sr,r.orv bs ,,..,.r ,,:.,,I.,
The more 5.,.l,,, ill., ..,..
the more there will sa,t the co,-,
house Brt tb,ti, r,t an ~,
/ tle re8rle satisfied tIe-,s.'r.. ibo,
causes viii not B.. osent pn ,r o.r
ua.d before .riaI the Same e- r,v ,
I they have NOT II mi,.t +. y.r. =,
iaveatgato this matte, because "
it rs really true that DEFENDANTS can
still, notwithstanding The Amend
msu.s certify" all cases INVOLVING
more than twenty lol'ars TO the
new C,yeyl Cont before trial b.
, 1880-12-01
1'IIII.tA1)i:I11sfEtA.

t'nrLAnEIritIA, l'a., NOV. aa-Ftoun-,,ull and
weak; Western ami l'ennsylv9nln pxtra<, ANka4. III,
MINNESOTA oxtrns clear medium, &.ai, do gotI $500
do cliOce, Sti do ttraalt. A0s N,lo oxt5a family
medium G u fair. $lC; do elutce. tA.i, do flncy,
Ftahtt6o' Minnesota pntcMts. good. t77s; e!luieo
tSu.
0nstS-whcat opened inl!' inquiry llaht. closed u
hl4hnrs WcStnrn rejected tttU. No. rcd. elevator
e'a}11l.:09k Horonh cn, bcttor tip,andi M. ? rcd
Soven.bcr stAHf BID. &l2l nskctt, Dcceuher. s!y!.
b!I N2lN askct january. tI2i hl, ST.; asked, Fub.
runry, tl.2;A BID HEN nsko,'. Corn-Sot much In.
1'sy for iucal consualnu fair inquiry for ontIons;
"a Wcstesn mixed g;.Sa:te: now Westorn track.
hle SGGDnd chll; friction ta!tort ani Mxed. N0fum
bs bss; $;hc G; Sssls nsSsl M neeHsor. Az BID sMc
tcE,Sn Mxsd 4Ss, ,l3 whi!S FL ~
pasxe i" Htd 'nS,s nork: si! Il my I,ess tl5S!:
stHMtli, fI.i; IN bntchHrsf. 1n1sc. $a5.
HITTER Elrler crchlnnrF Gxttn :!!62t'cs dnEDGdtu
cl!0ice ;DIxe. N1w fnrk StatN ami HentfGrl County
d, E1D.l 10 GtlDce. Al..Uc.
l:it;A--SseMFgo mud EIrsnt Wnstefn 1s.k33ic.
EttEEaE-llul1 Western full ercAt,., Eke,
tETttHtEEM-SUnltnniiy ntifhn1ueti; rolnlng, pJ{c,
N1lfaKr-Senrc1 nntt f!rtl. Wlstrrn. <lt5
ltEcEiITs-FlUnr. asul btIsf wfltnt, ElN BIT, corn,
GenN bM; outs. !AD bu; r5e, 2.uUJ bu.
611IAESrs-Sonu.
, 1880-12-01

l'OttEfGN,

fna, 4SHEtoNe
los,.s Dtpafeh to The Chicago Trbuns.
A,% ~; aor. N-ll:N a. m.-FLoult-Nu. !, l1a1
thin ~ Gf1lt- -wilrat-WI,,sos, NJ. !, l0s I'd, NJ,
AA; M III I'D: M. = ~ u, w,l4v M. !,
Gr-sss Sl' A%l' club. No. /. luA Gd} No. = D. III.
lrtu,...''s ~, l.Asttt u "a,
essatl,ns 4,s NV 1.-Evo-t0rTaS-Eas!ert mid.
~; ,,@sa,s; nts; Hdny Or!rat,s, I'll, salus, tuaN
Eat!t~SsI1t'' aI'd export. atlu; American. BiOl
sau /. ~. .smail business; California whltq
N .knos M; DO club, " lll1lu. tst, red Wu.t-
stx,n ,a,,. ,;tNss iii, du wlu.ss, " lal4 w u,
f11u4S laHn-+a.
r,,"otktS-ltrilurI. ke
assa avIny AnIt1cs-At Mus,eheater tim, but not
~ So' D,-srln.rs rrnrEs1.sElsz7,c Clio
M1si,: sr'o received by tho chlcsxo Hoard
s'.,a.tas. Soy. an-l;M y. m.-wratl,or tair,
t.na ID: s,.s' sall business. !ower. Whras-Ninter,
IL .tg,ii ~ III. h Ill, w.llte ~ ssGlss lll
asts d., ,tut. u essd. I&ec.,ipl. II wheat
1txaa. ''" '@'oA 3stltAls, VI u Whtcl 9ttlil WVTu
s;s.t,S; h; $o.- s--,ynca. rn.nsr ya,,sf; ro.,
u t,a.,H,HH,l; !" -; M STU. il ii. torn dull.
~ a<siaSI II Nv hrist IulI ul4d ilrglGctpa; M
NAu Esa wluter 81. CoEu dull uud
, 1880-12-01
- NEW YORK.
"a spccnl dlapatcll will bo found In onr nows dis
mi 0ttnl1 ~ wv

pAlcuGesj
ID The nttfern Atsottnttd Pesth
NEW fOnK. Shy. .al-Currux-Qu but stoat,y nt
leat2l{ct futures. i'acenber lat2c 1uaunry, t23;c,
11Slo ''~' "'"''
Ft1un-1.sht johhlna undo t,omand, roce,nts, H.
~ !'rs. oxtarir, tuo brlss auter Hao md Western
tA'h'xI. common tn eood extrn. &.1Hshu: g,od ~
ehalae, &Nsdhii. white whons extra, &IlsahHf; OK.
I'm "l'to &loa.i!et f. Louis, &iuuaGs9Aj Minnesota
patent Erocoas, NLHks1.2a
HHAfS-NhGnt-SU. I lido better; rcceirts 1sann
y ni IT, @nxn.irta i1tan lu unIrnded, H. +tfei; No d.
unsss saH Sc SHi u I, 1S@ iKe %.
MI t,1, ~ m,y,tSis S9 5ei Aavsn.Iss.
Ts fafiaFy. @ ,iS shaaty; &c III, ef tInM: ;Sts
rrnsa trn!tci rscss, m bM, Gxi,nrts Int nm
gsaa; Ho ssg' SssSal1s' ~ LAX. ,a{t' hi s,sass1st S
nssei 1c:eIlt*. al1u bos Western naixed. <24si!fe
liAf-Ulls tl.r<ai.tL
NJ; m,r - SoG ancs hnt stead{ snens qnct
Sa e aS1 .n fs,ox Viii If i7s a7 SS'''' ust
lErllUtEuN-Duii aii IowsrI UuituI. sa1 1c; rstnod,
TAiInw-F1rm, E3EagtSc.
!tEHtH-QniGtt tt.5fHlHs
iinnsESSI,SEEins!os; y; +. 4 t,1 1ssi''lo.
IMUylaloSs-Furk dull Alld lowsr. Atnss, fit2s nd,
shrt cear sn!trs sstkc. Lard Dpenei 7ifo butter
Gissed weak. n!vaace lartly 9st, prime ssin. o. Ina
& ; fS4,nr3 f;nn,t y:fSiHssF HsS t'l0 '"nunr'' s''
McrrEls1- FlsH1 for cI'otco gradoa, othors dull,
CilkEsE-buil md weak, Western, lns ,7.xc.
, 1880-12-01
The Ordinance Imposing Fifty.
Dollar Licenoe Suss >'
tanned.
Judge Drrin,mont1 Says It Comes
Within tho Scope OF PO-
lice Regulations.
Judge Blodgett Believes the 1njunc'
tions Should Bo sus-
tanned.
The Case Viii Undoubtedly
Go to the Supreme
Court.

ycnrs MHO. tle City Council. aitcf tHnef ulscaa-
snn pn1 dciiberation. nslDntcd mn ordinance re-
,lt,lrlny cvury corporation running sercet-c cnrs
tu pny In April ut each yetr Ii lcehsu fec Of $40
for cach cur operated and run during tic ycnr.
Any rOrpUrntion refusing pr failing to fako out
tho lcuuse WIS to be subject TO II hc OF nut less
tlnn f6 nor moro than $:0o. This ordt'Innce,
whleh wns passed by ii vote of III to 10, was tle'
clnrc TO bo in tnrce from and after Its pnssagc.
In Murch Of tho samo yctr bills were filed In
tho United Slut q District Court on b1hnEf 1T tho
nonresident stockholders Of tho three Chfcago
strrct-rniway companies praying inr tue
tssace :f ~ i3n,st'o, to @G5c',t re- r,,n ne ,s G
jts III nvlsoits wero fn vluintfon 0s tho cOHlrA
existing between tho city and the cDspnrntsons.
III Nove,n0er tho caso caInc np, for hcnrln9 t,e-
foro Judges l}rl,nnoud and lsulgctt, sitting tn.
Es!hor on DEMURRER 1y snn ety h 10 ,as 3ne 9 ~ ,a m
West s.hr Strsot Hallway Cotnrnny w!s selected
Us ha one 10 30 nrH.,s thr asslo Of tllo nth
Tic case was esitu.'st!vely argued before
5ss BY ehsa sI, A. j. raicy w''p n
snIt HIGH IF % tho !s SS D'Sson N!;Say cSpsny:
Company, ind iiilchcoek, D.pse 4 .Inlal, TOR
tho thscaYo Guy tsoEt si'le, it!!tW!y Company:
The Court tupk l. naer an aas ,,s
au! uttorcHns!dernttons preventing MN lrnsn
giving m opinion. Yesterday ox.C!ty;.Attornsy ny
lut,cr s,.l,i he Ind bucn Ut work NJ tho cnse for
sn1no l!nic. mil had reached col,ctnsIo!!. which
was tlat tho Ortlinnnce was WILD Under tho
EXERCISE Of rULtcE rowEtt
| hy tho CITY Council. Tint Ge believed Judge
I 1iadKctt still retnlt,ed bis orlYinnl views. which
| tllltcrrtE from Ills own. t1e tllr1'nmnntlI WIS
3cnt Tni counsel, und would doit Tomorrow thIA>
Murn!ng II they wnu!d collu up to h!s cslt,lher
tho @ sss srre rs q % a' 10 Sp nppEs mts
Stutes Supreme Court, nnd he intended 10 euK-
, 1880-12-01
T{)l4EllOs

TOLEDO, a.. Nov. as-GnAtN-Whcat tfrui amber
Michigan tL0ix, No. red Wabash, SPOT. slJ3f; l'o'
cuullur, ti.0;HI january. 1Ltlfi February, tt1Htt
March. t.lA Corn Arru, hlvh mzutt, lci No. now.
43tiu; DID, Etxt, 4lc; January, liics a&ay. tsn ~.
1eCtel, now, I;c iAl1u.tu. VI. IAts Qututt No A.
Ntc . 49,.
GLOVER bEEp-SD. ulanIunth, Fl.M
CLuhEli-GMAIS-WhGa steady; No.. Fost. i!ecesa.
beF, tlUitt, january, tLl*; February. tilDl Mnts.
AEd
.itErEllTa-Whcat il1,0u but co.n, +t,uu hut oats,
'siilrass1s-whua. t,sm bu, curu, s,so but oass.
GuuG,
, 1880-12-01

LOUISVILLE, Nov. A.-EoTTOS-Weakar At lI)19
1is{c.
Flnru-sscady; pxtrn. tk2s13.0: oxt1a family
ta1xs ~; y No. l. t5tC4ltss ctuIcv func,+ HxtLtA
tslAtS-Whcut nrln u. tl.HL Turn nrtni M.
whito. +a.GE; Eiu .aeds 4i4iG Outs uFn.; No. :!
willie. +s!tc; do r!xed. 3,4n ltyo Eteuuy und hElI
M !. tI,L
UAt--steu,Iy NJ {l3uEti4ul -.s.
rNnsi>IUAs-t'rs HI AIy At Nthl l.nr! nctlfe
nnl shalu llither; prime htrAtut ttt1 LUX lneaAt
4G!vti hApulu9Es. u u; GIeus rlu taS79i Esas, fA
, 1880-12-01

Special Dispnteh 10 The Chteaoo Tribune.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Nor. al-t}nAtN-1hc Price
CWrrtnt reports, Whcnl-ltecSpts. 9ltIl bnt a!l!n@
tnenta afstI ta, market rEce. Nh. casfl. de D1-
ccn,b1r, 81 e. M. = cast. Ai Deee1nhct ss.c: ~
cnth. !+Ne; DtC!nbGF. Nc. Cbrn-1cCplpt y! ~ nus
RhIpn1Gnis 1Af.s but Armes; No. Z, cnsd. E5Hct liz.
cerIbes, EHr. :.
, 1880-12-01
MARS AND CERES.
GcEis Ingalls, Ventures In the Line Of
Wheat SpecuInttona.

II
Wheat SpecslIntIona.
Tho caso OF james +. shcrwin, Of tho firm Of
]. +. Shurwin l. Co., commission merchants OH
the nOurl Ut Tr1lsle who Ii charged With csli1tz-
zling SIG, n money belonging 10 Gen. Aufsls
1uKulls, 0f Grn. Shcrittants statI. WIS to have
heu1t called yesterday afternoon Mt o'cloek,
bororu Justice 1srowr,, but II heavy boarding.
housu cnse which wsls On trlnl Mt TINT time
nccessItntel lis postponement until utter
o'ctogk. Young "Jllnny" shcrwtn, shc de-
felltln.,t In tho cuse, was formerly employed by
the city III Dr. J)c VOLTS Office, md wis IL
prDtGgc Of brock AlcVicknr. sono TING nRo t1o
left hiB position ut tho lenu ct tho Pound Ne-
purtment In tho Health 0!lcc, aud embarked In
the grAn commission business, employing bis
fatlor, Mr. Joseph shrrwli,, as clerk u,,d "co."
1lo operated on tho "Open liunrd,' md dill n
fnir business. During tho month Of October n
young nnu Ian,ed Holland, WHO galilctl coIsl!l-
crnbte notOrlsty soIno tilnu ago Iii connection
with ono J. +. Patterson. with whom h6 was eti-
Enge1 III tho manufacture Of n pntcnt rcvcrsl-
blo shirt and the establishment Ut M!lithry
boarding. house, advised Gen, Ingalls, to WOO tho
tjckie goddess, Fortune, nnd buy wheat. 1iol-
land Ind Ueen II AanYer-on abunt military hcad-
quarters for somo tltuo Iuat, atd, being Vood
tuikor, he mnnnged to work into tho position Of
n sort OF confidential 0lvtser to Gen. Ingalls,.
Tho General took tho advice Of his young friend
md
but tho results were disastrous. Hearing r,t-
NOR that sherwin s; Co. wero uusound he or.
tIerctl his account closed. md WIS informed thAt
h0 hnh tiG5 to his credit: Flttlng 10 gct tlls on
ausgcstion Of iii Confidential n,vlscr, md yo,n1
Ehurwln ,yas nrrtstctl Friday iuorliug lust about
.nelock by Constable Grs,nt. ~,
The prosecution WINS represented ny Col. iI-
lrld4c, whil0 three yoitnE lawyers '1Dked nltcr
tho interests Of th9 4eiendal,t. Tho ; cn!!rt1
md Gen InHitllB nlu "ntlylS4F and yUtltsH ShGr-
, 1880-12-01

NEW TDnK, NDv. 3l-Cottnn R0ois w0ro In attady
demand. md prces firm und ntisAncnal ionssinle.
lIr and lttnckhtnne b1oncl1e sLftl,Rs, md uticn.
Wnmsuttn- and New y0rtB Mills wItu sl,teiliHa nro
navnncchi prints 4n!et And hteahEi l'xht Weight
, 1880-12-01

cFSe1ut 41AP@teH ~ 1H* LHJeAfo 1FAo4H*t
ELG1S, ILL.,, Nov. a.-1'h1 Committee on Aaustera-
tIun nj Hutter ind Clcese to-dMY EupOrted to tho
Egtn Hoard Ut VfAtsD resolution calling for new
thu nulteriD1 Ut fuol, And. II nUcessnry 10 preuaT0
md soanru tho paasaHG ut such new legislation,
10Th btato und Snuouat, NJ III th0lr july
mont will most Gnbctuaiy prDvuHt tho
u,nnu facturo nnd rae of such fraudulent hnt duu-
terlous ,nxtarea under tl'u nauu Ut hutt1r mud
elleetu. Th0 Ioprl AdurtuA tho tp4uutaUn. And ap-
polntud y. L. Mann. W II. tlu1e And !. \. Carstu
sail ctn!mlltue. Tho lslc1s On tho NUara to.iay
wore; Gneesv. Its1i butter. oa135Ac, With general
3sau.lsx tQwusd tho latter ngaTts.
, 1880-12-01

CLEVELAND. Nov. al-rEr,soi.xcH- -rnchnnEesE
Standard white, ITO test. 1lsfc.
llrTanlfll1. Nov. :n--t'Ern0r.EUst-Qu!et, crnlo.
Gnlieh c.rtcnHs stoady at %H{cs rcilhod vc. ptla-
TiTGHvILtE, IN, NV. T.-i,ETnO1EuM-Tho oil
mnrktt OpaMeA " W. hlghest T1l lowest ~ c1hng
At !ss{i tatDs 2u trs; shpiuIts. 42GUi charters.
4J,UUA
, 1880-12-01

nuFFALo. Nov. T.-GHAfS-WhcAt neglected; on
tlrely huInIua. Cosn-Car-iots aDlilnx At c. lsaf-
10y Erm nnh nctvG; sateB a,un tu Bx-towci Hnta at
tLl5 on tmcki l7r u bright NJ. CAnada at tt,27 Id
Bt0sH. uats, +yo OF track.
, 1880-12-01

t>ET1totT, Nov. electromagnetic.
HHAIS-Whcat 1rn. No. whlto At fl.01B; De.
reusbo.. ts0t, January. tt94 February. thlsf, No.
2whfo, tl.J2tf, NJ. rcd &l0s. Recolpts. tyuu hu,
shipments, 1uU hu.
, 1880-12-01

rEoRfA, ILL.,. fny. U.-UHAls-Cnrn quiet, high
mixed. M6Sslic, mixed. 4tt9A9ic Ont. lnuetlvo
Int nrins NJ. 2whtc. 3G{13sKc 1sYo ateadyi NJ. 2
pt1f6tg!9fo,
1tI11lwtSEs-Firm ut {itt.
HECEiiTH-Whsnt, uU 4nl; cnrn, At17i hut oaA
1tHD III. rye. a7.a bn, bn,Ioy, 201 1..
HIifAtESfS--WIrRt, nDnNt c1rn, 4! QW but oats,
8,S55 but rye. 1.aU bui barley, Hnnp.
, 1880-12-01

OswEGo. Nov. 20.-ttltAlS-Whcht lower; Wh!ta
StatO, fl.xt; rcd do. fl2i. Corn qu!et but hrni.
, 1880-12-01
LIVE STOCK.

.JxF-
xssa4sTir-ycry Il,,lo ct,anvo III values wns apI%e.
q, 4ness not yer, .' na 1'"a"a T. e1 ose. tue
ET! oe'ok .nh,nltt.ns tu any ttecnu IN prlcGs.
stasnsn w., frelIuI wns nut particularly tir''. Tho
s ts s'er =. es[ e hs:s M?so w, 'ss s.
tHfes"t =, nrrs nl,pyp {i0 did not cut much
hse uq' IN The days transactions Tho ruling i1s.
&, for sssn s .s " rood Rood sasssss es sss "ns
tttf' s,t,nr.' .tock and s.ut1..3s Tor scrub
t =. The market closed stcaiy.
~ 1"' qrurATtHSs. .a
rr+, -t;radeh stecrs' welghtna lSn -.,,c ..
- and HIN ala
las gessnfis g,'ios H,i & 10 jstj .h01aa
* -WrIt.(AlttHed stcera, ~tIEh- ..n-,,,.
IL iI 10 1u >'eS''''
vsinn 1;Ia1e+-stGcrs In fHlr febh' WeRh- ,,n-,t,.
w. TI1j to I'm o"4ss'-'
pss,shrr.' Slnck-ltpJf II cnniriioh A!c0ls aHu
gsa"n 2 q GnoitT 20 l, STs 3ats
txt Gs'to'!n'an .a.'o, ".s sasa
,1@ssI,r-is;i atid thin c0ua. huifcrs. stass. ri
'Iuiii and sc1AwaE atccrA.........s....+.s A'of1*
, 1880-12-01

sr. L0u1s, Mo,, Nov. 30-FLoun-Errm and un-
chnnHtd.
GNA1N-Whcat hsa11or; No. rcd, s,0sal OK casts
flOGlal.bC4 l,GcGlnhcst &lU118gS Jnnunfy; {l.llCa
l.leH February filaA March, M. do, fiu{t NO.4
do. .N&c. Corn hlRler at 9 i:}fc cash. 4cJso Io
cemher; 4s36Q 43e jnnuary; G4G l33c February; 444
At a5,iAEyfo cast; aAo ncocmbor, 3.o blu Janunry.
1yuscny ut pc l.arluy sttongs choice u fancy, Oo
glib; cnnntitan, fl~3l
LEA1,-Eomlanl at 4xe.
DUTTE't-Eetter' dairy. a;as3co; roll. Eae5c.
E0aS-l.uwSr Mt 2l4ajI<o.
W1I1sKy-Stoa,ty It &i.la
PIluYIEluSH-ls1rk llni; oHored NJ &la7h 1)ty tnlt
1nHats tlrn.or nau sluw at e. VI. fii6s7 DacUf dull
and nnchnn.gtG. Lard qa!et nj kAat.
uEcElITH-tnHr. ;lUJ hrlA4 wtluAt. 47,un hut corn,
siH n; t,a!s lS!0 lps rye bu hn bat!sy Sn b,.
A,uU hut cats, 2tA0 hl, ryo, l,aSI hurley, nUns.
, 1880-12-01

nALrrMunE, Nil, Nov. I-FLouu-Dull and un.
changed.
tinA1x-Whcnt-Wcstern higher md nrnn; No. 2
Western winter rcd, spot, Sovon,ber mud December,
el3r1Gat$: january, sl.t1l.a3 February, &I.9Sis
1.::i1S; sfnEch, ts.@s4tss@.N. Cosn-Westorn weak;
Western mxct,sput ahd S,tycmUcE. G16ttzv; Dcccn,-
bor. b94@Iabo for u1a: G'I3Gaic for nov; la,tnry.
5s65s36c. Outs qu!et aid sica!yt Western whlse II
4iSc, du mixed, +Es4sc. ltyu higher nt el.UI3lM.
tIAY-.uncllnilSeH.
PROVISIONS STEADY md Without change.
nUrTER-Flym; Vrime lu choice Western packut,
1CasE3c, roll, 1sGt2!c.
Euas-F1rm; frush. c7e.esc. lln1ed a)c.
tETItoiE!'M-ll1il: reined non!!nnily l0o.
Eu0AH-SlrOf1g: Il kOfL E1lp.
WlttHKr-Etpndyt $IIh
F1lElHIITS- -ul,CliuflEG4.
sEGElrrs-FiDMr, i.fts Iris; wslcat N:,o0 bu, corn.
G5,1D hu: natH. .!tsi hut ryIs, 9.iJl t}tt, =N'
SNEFMESTH-WhGNi,9 I'll i9iy Iu, cl,rn. 1Di ca hi,
SALEs-Whent h5s, ,GJ1 hut enrn. ~, ,sts Gti.
, 1880-12-01

lllem!shcs md discusses nf tho skin Mnd rhcll-
matte pn!.ls removed by Glenn's SULPHUR Son y
, 1880-12-01

tho moaning Of ldoiatsy. which was tho con-
cciltraltuIl VI tho Will Rul intellectual powers
uIh,n some object ulher thau tho living God.
There was ollu principle Tint was put Into thu
LAilds Ut every INN. AtUnUy Wus something
which Cumo within tho ccououly Ut livery tuau's
, 1880-12-01

Nh hulf-wny work. t'ur1 your cough thor
t,tish]y, tiaie's Honey of Horehound and Tnr
will tli It,:
Yiku's TuotAacho lrops eure lu on" ''''u''te
, 1880-12-01

l0nfnfurtny nxht 10 Gilman only.
iun Saturday night runs " tt0Tia only
WAtlasll, Mt. l4rHits ~ FActf1o Hallway.
DepHten Httwxrt Hnd Archer r.nva. ttwGnGythird
ST. AreteT-My tnEs ria Sfa.o-AL run 10 tito depot.
Ticket t1ftIcg. ~ Cnrk-st
, 1880-12-01

ngainst tho living Gtl; ho WIS simply crruturt,
HI GOtI, II tat,.lht ut will, Mho WIS directly re-
sl,asIbIo tu his Muker. Tho plulu proposition
, 1880-12-01

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tpvrInE huw fuEx Expfu1i..s....,
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Ailnnilo II. =. &4.FoAs tdaltyl.....
fAAt Eti.THkt. t.........s,s.+
, 1880-12-01

Davenport i Peoria Exrrosa....,,
Eoutlril ttlutts Eatst ExprtsA-.......
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Gibson Fist E9pfOs4. s....r.....,
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hntlssts City, t.GMvvnwurl!t x Al
Giiisun N|Itlt t.xtrltsa. .,.,,,,
, 1880-12-01

dfAe!flc Fast Line.
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a1lcs Mlincs LAY Expfts4, .,,,...,
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rtreepUrl.H tIotdA Lake q one II
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hMll. t;rrHst llny 4 MarquettH... =.
!dsrGen lsay. rii .fHnr.vlif... .,,,,,,
~ t,nH! 4 stinnahrotts EIpross.
lSt l'hal i MINNEAPOLIS Exnrass :,
,r.","* \ ItrA!l~t,tist ErVrtas.,..
lin Crosse = Mtnnrs0tn.,,,,..,,..
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LMfnoiis i f:ett1ni lJnkfitn.,......
q kr ftcneFn Exprcas,.
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f'nnH J7ft ,AA. ella Ia = n = ~ il
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-11-30
visiting the Alice.

on Monday evening the city council and
city officials, together with a large number of
other citizens, some accompanied by ladies,
visited the Alice mills to witness the opera
ton OF the electric light. Notwithstanding a
pllhdihg snow-storm was raging, the entire
party was treated to a most beautiful sight as
they approached Walkerville. On top Of the
hosting works appeared a light which in the
escaping steam seemed like a ball of fire roll
ing in the heavens, while through the win
dows OF the mill the light shone beautifully
distinct and cheerful. The party was met by
Mr.. Ruthrauf, who escorted them through
the mills, showing the operation of the lights
and explaining how the electricity was gen.
Grated and manipulated. All remarked on
the great steadines and beauty of the light,
and all pronounced it an entire success. The
members of the council particularly were
unanimous in expressing their satisfaction
with the power and b%rilliancy of the light,
and Mayor Walton says will probably report
unanimously in favor of its adoption by the
city. The lights are now being run at the
Alice all night with perfect success, and may
be witnessed by any who desire to see them.
In his canvass for store lighting Mr.. Ruth
rauff is meeting with good success, and we
expect shortly to chronicle the incorporation
of the Butte Electric Light and Heating COM
pany, it being the intention here, as well as
in Salt Lake, to incorporate both steam heat
Ing and lighting in the one company.
In the east whole districts are profitably
heated by this system. We notice by our ex-
changes that Ogden is being very extensively
advertised east because of its having adopted
the electric light.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-11-30
PUBLIC lMPROVEMENEs.
Can the City Bald the Clsterns and Se-
cure the Electric Light Besides-
Editor Butte siISEh:

Editor Butte siINEK:
| arm "A resident of Butte and a tax payer,
and | trus. am possessed of as much public
spirit as the average citizen of this thriving
city. / therefore ask for a limited space in
your columns. l am in tavoro of the introduce
ton of the electric light because it will be
useful aud economical, and because 1 think
that every progressive community ought to
avail itself Of discoveries OF that kind; but |
am also in favor Of the building of the water
reservoirs OH Main street for fire purposes be-
cause think that the first laws of cities, as
well as individuals, should be self-preserva.
ton. It will not be disputed that great dau-
ger is 10 he unprecedented from fire in this city,
and that At present We have no facilities for
suhduing a confagration, if one should ever
occnr. Therefore, while | am strongly
IN favor of electric iiiuin nation, | am
still more strongly il favor OF protection
from fire. If We can not obtain
both, | would prefer The latter but
| see no good reason why We should be
denied lie hcneti.s of either. Besides being
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-11-30
THE MIN Err.

.s''.i. the electric light, II generally intro
auceu' would aid materially IN lessening the
aAhger from fire. and this fact I conceive to
70 : s'rong argument in its favor. Fully one
na'i 81 the destructive fires which occur in
u'nerent sections of the country are caused
through the use of coal oil, and as there is no
possibility of illuminating Butte by gas, at
leas' 'or many years to come, the compare
SUI must be made between electricity
"nu coal oil. Every reasonable man
VIII aeclde in favor OF the former, and to my
'h'''o the only question is, can the city afford
~ make arrangements for the fire cisterns
ahd the electric lights together. My own
opinion is, that If our citizens will take hold
Oh the matter In the proper spirit, both enter
pflses can 0e put through. Helena will in
all likelihood have the light, and we see no
reason why Butte should not. All l would
suggest therefore, As a taxpayer, is that the
CITY fathers will satisfy themselves of their
ABILITY to give rs protection from fire before
closing a bargin for the electric light. This l
oelleVe they can and will do. CITIZEN.
BUTTE, November 81,
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-11-30

1t was erreneously stated In Yesterdays is
sue that County Clerk Dickey had issued
election certificates to McAndrews aud Wit
ter. The names should have been Mean
d.ews'and Emerson. 1t is understood that
County COMMISSIONS Zenor and DR.. Glea-
son, who is acting member of the board of
canvassers, refused to sign the abstract of
votes, but that Mr.. Dickey issued certificates
to all the successful candidates, including
McAndrews and Emerson. 1t is more than
likely that protests will be filed by Hessrs.
Irvine and Witter oil the strength Of aiscrep-
ancies alleged to have been discovered be-
tween the number of ballots and the poll
lists Of Race Track and other places.