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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-07-05

The New York World OF the oath ult. con-
tains the following clear, precise statement
of Senator Strahan recently made oelore Ihe
bribery investigation committee at Albany.
The reader may Judge whether Davenport
deceived Strahan or whether he told a truth
that would implicate President Garfield in
the attempted bribery of the senator.
eSenator Strahan was called and sworn-l
am a member of the state senate from the
eighth district. L am a republican. l sup
pose l may properly be styled a stalwart.
| opposed Plat in caucus and voted tor Crow
ley. Crowley IS a stalwart."
"Mr. Bargs-Did you see an article in the
New York World on May Goth, entitled
Taking the roof Off of the Administration
Ring?:"
"Answer-I saw it at the time it was pub
lished. l cannot say as to the truth of tho
statements. On May 18th ] found a telegram
in nv room, as follows:
"W ASHINGTON, May IL.
personally that you meet me at club tonight at
II O'Clock. leave here at once Say nothing
to any one of this dispatch, but meet me
without fail. JOHN L. DAVENPORT.
II went down to Now York and went to
the Union League Club and met Davel-
sort there. He asked me if 1 uanted the Mar
salship here. 1 asked him evhy, and he said
he uas 'in riM Garfield in this fght and
could get H.for me. said, 'ItI accept the
office rould l be expected to act against Conk-
ting.. He said, Yes l then said | did not
think l could accept the place; that l wanted
to be independent. told him did not know
whether Conkl:ng would he a candidate or
not; if he were l should support him. He
said | had better think it over ana meet him
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel at 9 or $50 o'clock.
He said l would have to accept 1t on the
Jump, if at all. 'The Senate will meet to-
morrow before II o'clock and you will be at
once confirmed l told him 1 would meet
him, though there was nc probability of my
accepting. l met him and declined the ap-
pointment. | have not seen him since. No
Federal office has been offered me since. No.
body has intimated to me that | could have
a Federal office or that l could have control
of one for my vote on the Senatorial question
beyond the one l have mentioned"
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-07-05
THE MINER.

With this issue of the MINER, we present
it to its readers enla rged and much improved
in form. The generous support which has
been extended to it, the constantly increasing
demands that are being made upon its adver-
Using space, and the necessity which exists
for a larger vehicle of information to meet
the wants of our growing and prosperous
community and territory have induced its
proprietors to make this change. The MINER
is now the largest and cheapest daily news
paper in Montana. 1t will be in the future,
as it has been in the past, replete with choice,
well selected and int, esting reading matter,
Including reliable mining, agricultural and
stock notes, and Territorial, Pacific slope and
the worlds news In the treatment of all
the great questions whose solution is so i'm
ton, the MINER will take, as it has hereto
f re taken, a firm stand and pursue a con-
sistent course. Arrangements are now being
made, and will shortly be consUmmated, by
which we will be able to furnish daily full,
fresh and regular telegraph reports. In short,
it is the design OF the publishers to make the
MINER the leading newspaper in the Terri
tory for the business man, the miner, the ag-
riculturist, the stock man, the artizan and the
laborer in every walk in life in. town, city
and country.
That its, past course has met with public
approval and endorsement, is fatteringly at
tested by its constantly increasing circulation
in every direction and to hold the respect and
confidence of its many readers will be the de-
sire and S.im of Its proprietors.
We cannot close this article without ex'
tending to the patrons of the MINER our sin
cere thanks for their ~unwavering support
and to assure them that no pains nor expense
will be spared to merit its continuance.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-07-05

1t is cleaned from English exchanges that
boring operations on the channel tunnel con-
tinue at a steady and improved rate OF pro-
gress, the average of which has now been
permanently increased to between sixty and
seventy yards a week, the total length Of the
heading having now reached a distance OF
100 yards. There is no alteration in the
formation of the strata and the work, which
continues to proceed very satisfactorily, has
attained a depth of about twenty-five feet be-
low high water mark.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-07-05

When the Cincinnati Commercial deliver
ea itself of the following, the Thermometer in
the vicinity of that venerable sheet must have
indicated 100 degrees Fahrenheit in the shade.
"Conkiing did the right thing for himself
when he resigned--that is, he displayed his
weakness TO mankind. He is agoo,i riddance
Let him go aud form a third party--ali wat
ties aud feathers and g~obble-a,d SEE wheth-
err he can bring it up to the dimensions of a
scarecTow.n
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-07-05

The New Orleans Democrat, OF
states that during the weeks just P
were more than 1900 men EN-
tween the City of Mexico and Tol
Mexican National Construction
and 1000 men on the section beyc
Trains loaded with material will
for Morelia and Zacatecas.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-07-05

The vote at Albany for Senators Oh the
2sth ult. stood: Potter, ~; Gonkling, 81;
Wheeler, AZ; Cornell, 3; Laphaln. II; Fol-
ger. /: Crowley. II ach, /; Rogers, 4. On
the next ballot lie vote was: Depew, 80;
Herman, 40: Plat, n; Cornell. .; Wheeler, /;
Crowley, Q; l. ,pham, 8; IioskiDs, |.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-07-05

On the 10th ult, the vote at Albany for
senator stood, Patten 80, Conkling 81, Wheel
er Al, Cornell, 8, Lapham Is, rest scattering.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-07-05

We see it stated that the legislalu
session at Albany, passed a bill gu
sions to school teachers in New
Brooklyn. 1t provides that teac
have served in the schools twenty-h
or who become disabled by accident
causes while In the discharge OF !
ton after fifteen years service sha
titled to receive a pension of not
one-half the salary they were re
the time of their disability.
Cornell vetoed the bill. The bill
made general in its provisions IS
the reason of its being vetoed.
more of the heroic in he nature Of
TO teach school twenty five years t
quires in the mental makeup OF
serve in all army for the same lens
and If the soldier deserves a penslt
ing the present generation OF men,
marin is entitled to one for serVll
ing generation. The day is not
when 1t will be awarded to her.
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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-07-12

The editor of the Mirror, like every man who
has investigated the condition of our Internal
improvement Fund, thinks the Trustees very
properly decided to SELL II possible, enough land
en- Doc TO relieve the Fund" But 1t thinks that
probably better price could have been secured.
judging from the following extract:
In the meantime Il Is understood that special
agent had been appointed TO negotiate q sale of
sufficient land 10 relieve the Fund Of the claims
upon It, II We are rightly informed this agent
had succeeded Ia arranging negotiations for the
sale OF one million OF acres at forty cents and
three million acres at thirty cents, about the
time the negotiation was made with Mr. Diss-
ton and before ft was concluded We learn also
that at the same time an offer was made through
said agent for four millions Of acres at twenty
six cents per acre, with payment down Of The
whole sum. which would have given $4,000
more than Mr.. DsstQn gave, add have relieved
tne Fund Of me accruing interest for six
mOntha. ~ l.ss ~
Mr.. b. A. BwAnn, Of Fernandina was an
pointed agent Of the Board during Governor
Drew's administration and authorized to sell
100000 acres at 50 cents, but he was, 10 be A.
lowed three cents per acre as commissions. 20
the Fund would have realized ~ cenis. The
Mirror Il mistaken when II asserts thai Mr..
Swami had sold 5000 900 acres OF 80 cents be-
fore the trade with Mr.. Disston was concluded.
Indeed If he sSld 5000. 900 acres 70 any Que the
Board was not aware OH. They knew .thai be
was carrying on negotiations with . London
company, bat 10 cOuid nos himsesf havs sun
posed that be bad made them sale. Tor on the
18th of May be made . written prOposiiion 10
Mr.. Little TO sell him one million acres 70 NET
the Fund % cents, OF three million acres TO net
the Fund 81 cents, or four million scres 70 net
the Fund "a cents. The proposilops Of Mr.
Little were for three ceDla pen scse above these
figures, but - three cents was % 70 ~ c6mfnIs-
sion TO the agent, We give the net Price 10 the
Board Mr.. Little afterwards concluded 10 en-
ter into contrsct for ons million on the follow
ing terms: One hundred thousand dollars to
be paid down, and amer an inspection Of the
lands The balance 10 be paid, provided they
suited. In other words, 1t was only sale Of !
hundred thousand dollars worth of iAnd. Bot
even this proposition VS. received amer the sale
70 Mr. Dimten, 1880. .s.,,,s i 1870
Another reasoh why We think the NS,yov mia
taken IN Aazch laat Judge Fly md NJ. ,gscots
came Q TallahApsee With ri. EHann. snd the
Board thep p6eFed diem hnr milllon ,acrea a.
one milllon dollasG Mr. 6wsnn allsrwardu
west % Nsw Y4sk q her Instances, ana W.
there oGariuS shSh ihsds laads 4 Is cani. -
acEe VIA ~ BeeEd made - MI 4. D..
Tue sane - - Ne or of - oanis maas - /
NJ. Swami foF ~. willard. Mr. WIZARD Ia i
.bundens oppasiAnIsls p puIchae thess lapds ]
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The L. S. Circuit Court met in Jacksonville
- ss~AsA1 aA=sa Esi<las- Isalg HeA1tnH
having confirmed the sale of the Jacksonville
Pensacola and Mobile Railroad, made in 1879 to
Adolph EngIer, the agent of the Dutch Bond
holders" ordered a resale OF the Florida Cen.
tral Railroad, 70 be made after 30 days adver.
tisement BY Messrs. Hawkins and Conant, special
masters; ordered the return 10 Engler OF the
bonds, ETC., paid in by him on his purchase oil
Flonda Central road, at the sale of 1879; or.
dered the withdrawal Of the advance bid of H
g. Haines for the Florida Central, made subse-
quent To said sale; authorized the payment
by the Trustees of the Internal improvement
Fund, of certain claims against said Fund; or.
dered that per cent interest only be allowed
upon the C. upons due by said Fund in the Vose
claim; ordered an adjustment of accounts be-
tween the FLORIDA Tropical Railroad Company
and its successor, the Florida Railroad Company,
by the Trustees, and made sundrY other impor.
tant orders ali of which will be found at length
In another column.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-07-12

Florida Is the only State in the Union tina
hasn't got daily paper at its State capital Why
don't Brother Dyke start one? II the people
viii elect Green Cove Springs as their capita
ciiy-as they should-we'll guarantee To give
them daily second TO none in the world, or any.
where elsel-Grees Core Spring.
BE patient, ftiendI Wait until the big land
sale has been completed, the Vose claim paid of
the railroads to Tampa and Pensacola built and
in operation, lhe big hotel bailt in Tallahassee
the thousands of coming immigrants comforta-
bly, settled In Leon and adjoining counties. the
railroad litigation terminated, and you may
then expec: to receive from the Capital City, the
best daily ever Published Ia the Stale
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-07-12

There is, perhaps, one redeeming feature
amer al 10 selling out these southern counties FOR
3, 900 with which 70 pay of the Indebted
ne@ q the Internal improvement Fund, and
uhai g thai p0seibly. the people may be able 10
get I'd Of The Board Of Trustees Of the Fund.
This Fund has been Q mine Of corruption and
thieving far the Tallahassee ring 90 long thai Il
h@ become q stencil In the nostFils Of all honest
men, We have no doubt but that the Trustees
have teathered their nesia well In this late trans
acilon.-6snisnd Tribune. jug 3D. 5. ssr i
A gentlsman who read tins pafagJaph remark.
ed In our presence: The man who wrote that
article Is - crazy ~ the fellow who shot the
President. and any body who believes II il As
big lunatic as the man who wrote IT,"
Nothing more need be added.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-07-12

We would be glad II some Of the older breth-
rem Of the press Of Florida would tell us where
and when the next convention Of the press VIII
BE-. We do eotswinh 10 appear forward In the
nauef. o0i y aeems that we could spGnd few
daysyery pleasantly toeether during the snmmer.
II VIII not lake o. long 70 reoTRanize and Ret In
working order Let rs bear k5m you 6dsDn
There b . FIOsias Pses Association, Of which
Col H. 3. McOdllum b President and d. q. IL
liOtt, II he Jacksonville Dt.pshh. 10 Secretary.
The annual msstinss Of the Association are hsld
a he sane time and plaes = he etsts Far, Of
which qctice WIN dcpbtlea p givea % dns Tine.
Mssntime any one desifipg . iOin ~ Associa-
tion ahosid do 20 b. notIfying ths Secretary, and
nsndlsg bin the iniliaaion ies, iisy csnis II,
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-07-12

WAsHTNorox. July THE debt statement
issued today shows : decrease Of the public
debt during the month Of June TO be 312 l2S. :
1888. CasA in the Treasury, &e4o, Ses. 415S5;
gold certificates. e5Tss ,S9O; silver certificates.
Isl, 1e6 $50 certificates OF deposit outstanding,
4i1,s2s.OoO; refunded certificates, e6SSG.O 900 J;
legal tenders outstanding, $s46,6Sl O16; frAc-
tional currency outstanding, - ,1O6 1888 total
reduction OF the debt for the fiscal year. &lO1,-
SO. $3.50
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60 ar P.hp,c n.nas.

77--7 - - 7T777-7 -77-7777
Titles were made during the month NJ June
to TIE following pablic lands, 10 The olce of the
Commissioner: selt sf ~
InisrnAl Improvement and Swamp lands, e..
77013 sores Sbe Ss,15s.4O
School and Seminary Lands, go acres for 81 :
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-07-12

she GnlseA ssases Circsas
Cears YesserA1y.
The special term OF the United States Circuit
Court, Eor the purpose Of hearing the railroad
capeA conyentd in Uniled Smies Marshal Dur
KEGS once yesterday morning NJ 10 O'Clock, Mr..
yussise weeds ana 5udgs sessle beng present.
Amer the court had been regularly opened, Col.
onel Cockrcil read telegram and letter from
Lucien Birdseye, Esq, setting forth that he had
been employed as counsel In some Of The cAses,
but owing To an attack of sickness was unable
to get here. The telegram stated that Mr.. Birds
eye would be here on Monday, and asked that
the Court be adjourned OF continued until tia.
time II not appearing upon the record tha,
Mr.. Biriseye was In any way connected with
the cases, the Court denied the request. The
Court then took recess until 10 o'clock.
AT 12 O'Clock the Court re-asscmbled, and the
following orders were made:
In THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. NORTH
ERIN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA.
SPECIAL TERN, july, A d. 1881.
j. Fred. Schultz, Jan. Prins, ct al, complainants
VS. The Jacksonville. Pensacola and Mobile
Railroad Company. The Florida Central Rail
road Company ct al, defendants.-In Equity
This case coming on TO be heard on motion fo
the confirmation Of the sale of the road and al
other property of the Jacksonville, Pensacoll
and Mobile Railroad Company, including thu
branch road from Tallahassee to St. Marks, and
the branch road TO Monticello, made by Sherman
Conant aRd Alexander B. Hawkins special mas
ters ON the twenty fifth (25th) day Of Septembe
A D. 1879. and the report Of said sale by thu
said masters having been considered by thu
| said court and no one appearing TO object to thu
confirmation of said sale, it Is ordered, adjudget
and decreed, that the said sale be, and the SAM
| IL hereby confirmed f6 t
| Second. 1t is further ordered, adjudged ant
decreed, that the said special masters do max.
immediate conveyance and delivery Of posses
sion of said property to Adolph Engier Henri
| r. jackson and Charles Fl. 6imonton, Trustees
| it having been made 70 appear to the court tina
| the same was purchased by the said Adolpl
Engler, at the said sale, for the said parties
Third. 1t Is further ordered, adjudged and de
creed that the said Sherman Conant and Alex
ander B. Hawkins, receivers Of the said property
shall make their final report, returns, and &C
counting TO this court within ninety days from
the date of this decree.
In open court at Jacksonville Florida thi
eighth (Sth) day Of July, A. D., 1881.
w. B. WOODS, Circuit Justcs
| THOMAS SETTLE, Judge.
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Al their request with . copy u The records neces
psy a the isdsbssdnssss I'D - 4 he usssl
'lDDs sss -, e.ss.sa6e Is ssss. H /. issl'
In TINE Unr j 8 srs lrncsn cOosr N rHr
No zx pm cr o. zoRRk
Frsncis vose Va lie Trustees OF the Internal
Improvement FubA. ~ al
Il appearing nom the statement OF Henry r.
jackson. solicitor foT compiainanfs In the case Of
+ O. Andersen and others N The Jacksonville,
Pensacola and Mobile Raflfbad sCdnnaty, e r.,
In this court, thai some d the sid accomplishments
ara h0ldem q hOnda o. skha PanaaeaiA ,and 0sos-
which there 90 coep0na which we're pet due at
the date Of the sales Of the said railroads by the
Trustees Of The Internal improvement Fund
and u appearing fhrther, that the said bonds
were received examined registered and reported
upon By AriMides Doggeta. ESQ. Master pro had
sice, the said last mentioned clause, that they
were retained 10 custody for number OF years
BY The said Masser, b6t have been Withdrawn
under order Of this court by the said Jackson,
and are now he'd By him In box deposited Cor
satekeeping IN the vaults Of the Central Railroad
Bank. In the city Of Savannah w
On motion Of the said jackson, and by consent
OF Attorney General Rainey, representing the
0GAcW01WeB IN VIC C81S % f8MG38 NOoo Va i nc
Trustees o. the Internal improvement Fund, II
is ordered that Aristides Doggeti, Esq., receive
admit and register said coupons 10 the said last
mentioned case - being good, valid and paya
BE from the sale OF the Internal Improvement
bonds under the DEGREES and orders Of this court
provided the coupons be verified by affidavit d
the said Jackson that he severed them from The
bonds TO which they were attached and by the
certificate Of Mayhem Cunningham. cashier
Central Railroad Bank that they were taker
from the said box In his possession and pro
vided further that the said master shall identify
the said coupons and the holders Of them wild
the bonds and the holders OF the bonds Sd a
aforesaid fled with and audited by him, on ex
animation of the numbers OF the said bonds.
w. B. WOODS, Circuit Justice.
THOMAS SETTLE, Judge.
In open court, July 8, 1881.
Afier transacting some other business in tn
way Of passing fee bills etc. the court adj0urne'
al p. n
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rpeLsssss news gr.n rssAs4e.,
0nrmesA.
rsom he r.o-uls -. E.ulsyI
slsAxxI Ga. Juli I. ID !.
Special 10 AeEscrea: III #
Ths.bllo9hg Beiletin y6st tsned1 80 A. -
The President has passed . most comfortable
night, and has slept we'll Coadiiim has re-
NAMED throughout - favorable - when the
last bulletin was issued PULSE becoming less
kequent, 81; teApetatdre. ss.ss fesbir6iiOn. %.
..sess.s Later s.sa.ssss,zz-ssaa>.s4s.s.a.s.
SAVANNAH, GA, July 2. 1881
.Spaeial to he RIOriEidM '3
Oficial bulle4in-e45 A. M The President
passed most comfortable night and continues
improving steadily Pulse, ~ Temperature, s.;
respiration, %.
STILL LATER
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, July 8, 1881.
Special to Tie FISndiaa:
Condition OF the President continues favorable.
He il more comfortable than on any previous
morning. Pulse 90; temperature 99-2 respira-
ton g. His wound is beginning TO discharge
considerable pus.
sAvAS xAH, Ga, Jaly 8, $50 r. M
Specaal to the FIendGaa:
The Presidents case continues favorable.
PuIse 1OS; temperature 1914; respiration "a
THE LATEST.
SAVANNAH, GA, July 9. 1881.
Special to he FI0ridiGn
The President passed tranquil night Physi-
o:o.o -. - The ~onara1 pro0rooa af hia
very satisfactory. Pulse, 100; temperature,
994; respiration, "a
SAVANNAH, Ga, July .. $50 p. NJ
Special To the FI0ridiGa
The condition of the President continues IA
variable. Pulse, 1O4; temperature. lOl 2-1O;
respiration, %.
Prom the Union OF Sunday.l
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 9-7:15 p. NJ.
Oficial bulletin-The Presidents condition
has continued favorable during the day. The
febrile reaction does no, differ materially from
that of yesterday. Pulse, 106; temperature,
1919; respiration, "a.
| (Signedl d. W. Bliss
| J. K. BARNES,
J. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURE.
EXECUTIVE MANSION. July $3.50 P. n.
Unofficial buIletin-The Presidents symptoms
at this hour are favorable and encouraging. In
less some change should occur for the worse, no
official bulletin will be issued until tomorrow
morning
The following Geographic correspondence took
place ON Sunday and Monday. which explains
itself:
COLUMBUS, o., July 10, 1881.
Hon W. d. BlSrhan1, GOpernOr Of Florida
Present indicaiisns strongly encourage the
hope that the President will recover from the
effects of the horrible attempt upon his life. i
must occur TO all that il would be most fitting
for the Governors OF the several States and Ter
ritories TO issue proclamaiions setting apart
day, to be generally agreed upon, for thanks
giving and praise to Almighty God for the blessed
deliverance of our President, and for this grea
evidence Of His goodness. To this end, If thi
suggestion meets your approval. permit me u
name the Governors of New York PennsylVa
MIA, Kentucky, Maryland and Ohio, as com
mittee to fix upon day to be 50 observed
Please reply CHARLES FOSTER.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, July II, 1881.
Hon. Charles Foster G0oernOr:
join heartily in the suggestion as to issuin
proclamations Of thanksgiving The commitie
TO fix the day is entirely agreeable. As soon a
the day is named, notify me.
w. d. BLoxHAM.
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In THE CIRCUIT Court OF THE UNITED STATES,
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA

In THE CIRCUIT Court OF THE UNITED STATES,
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA
j. Fred Schultz, ct al, vs. The Jacksonville,
Pensacola and Mobile Railroad Company, and
Florida Central Railroad Company, ct al
Order for sale of the railroad and property OF
the Florida Central Railroad Company.
On motion of the defendant, the Florida Gen.
trail Railroad Company. for resale of the rail
road and other property Of The said company,
and on consent To such resale on the part Of
complainants and Adolph Eugler, in whose
name said property was bid in at the sale made
on the 25th day of September, A. d. 1879, it is
ordered, adjudged and decreed, that the railroad
and property OF the said Florida Central Rail-
road Company be re-adyerfised for ninety days
and sold AT public saIe at Jacksonville, Florida,
by Sherman Conant and Alexander B. Hawkins
special masters, on the terms and conditions
stated and provided in the final decree of this
court in this cause, dated the 31st day of May
A. d. 1879, and that such masters proceed forth
with 10 re-advertise, and resell the said property
and make their report thereof to this court.
W. B. WOODS, Circuit Justice.
THOMAS SETTLE, Judge.
july 8, 1881.