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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-03-10
THE PUBLIC ROADS.

TIME citizens of York county are informed that
L for the purpose of looking more closely after
the condition of the public roads, the County
Commissioners at their last meeting, decided t"
take upon themselves reasonable share OF this
duty, and to that end each Commissioner has as.
signed to him portion of the county from which
reports of the condition of the public roads may
be made. Complaints of the condition of the
public roads OF the different townships should be
hereafter made as folows
Bethel, Ebenezer and Fort Mill townships, to j.
NJ. Jackson.
Bethesda, Bullock's Creek and Catawba town
ships, to A. F. Lindsay.
Broad River, Kings Mountain and Cherokee
townships, to J. b. Allison.
By order Of the Board.
March 10 10
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AUCTION SALES.
SHERIFF'S SALES.

DY virtue of writs feri facias, to me directed,
ID will be sold between the legal hours OF
Sheriff's sale, on THE FIRST MONDAY IN
APRIL NEXT.
at York Court House, the following property
to wit:
One tract OF land, situated about two miles
south east of Rock Hill, bounded by lands OF
J. G. Steele, Mrs. Cowan and others. containing
one hundred acres, more or less, levied on as tne
property of Joseph Steele alias Joseph Postell,
and Susan Steele at the suit of A. Friedheim q
BROTHER and others $245
One tract of land, situated about two miles
southeast of Rock Hill, bounded by lands OF J.
G. Steele, Mrs. Cowan and others, containing one
hundred acres, more or less, levied on as the
property of Henry Massey, at the suit Of A:
Fredheim and Brothers and others. lS2lO
ms- Terms invariably cash. Purchasers who do
not comply with the terms ofsale, must expectth
property bid off by them to be advertised for re-
sale at their risk for the ensuing sales-day.
r. H. GLENN, S. Y. G.
March 10 10 AZ
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DRESS AND TRIMMING BRAIDS.
STATIONERY,

Our stock in this line Is attractive. Writing Pa
pers in all sizes-Note, Letter, Foolscap, Legal
and Bill Cap, all shapes.
Envelopes-all sizes.
Pass Books and Memorandas, all sizes.
Blank Books.
Copy Books, with and without copies.
Lead Pencils Slate Pencils and States.
Crayons, Steel Pens and Penholders.
Mucilage, Writing Inks, and Fluid, all sizes.
Tissue Paper, Gold and Silver Paper.
Perforated Card Board, in white and black and
great variety of colors. "
Paper Fasteners, Visiting Cards, Playing Cards,
String and Wire Tags and Gum Labels.
Chess and Checker Men, Chess and Backgam-
mon Boards and variety of other games, &c.
nice assortment Of Wall Paper, with Border
ing to match. Prices attractive.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-03-10
KINGS MOUNTAIN CENTENNIAL.

VHIHE Kings Mountain Centennial Association
instructed me to publish, in permanent form,
the proceedings of the recent CELEBRATION
OF THE BATTLE OF KINGS MOUNTAIN,
together with those Of 1855. The book will con-
tain about two hundred pages. 1t is proposed to
bring the work out in three different bindings at
the following prices:
Paper Binding, ..."............. 90
Half Binding, ng,..........."................... | 80
Y.
1t is manifest that the proposed work can only be
published by subscription. 1t is for the public to
say whether or not the work shall be published.
Any one desiring the work will send mehis or her
name and the money, and in the event the book
is not Published the money will be refunded.
r. LATHAM.
March 10 10 tt
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

COUNTY OF YORK.
NE7HEREAS JOSEPH F. WALLACE, C. c. c.
w Pleas has applied to me for Letters of Ad
ministration, on all aud singular, the goods and
chattels, rights and credits of MARTHA }.
ERWIN, late of the county aforesaid, deceased:
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at our
next Judge of Probates Court for the said county,
to be holden at York Court House, on the 18TH
DAY OF APRIL, 1881, to shew cause, II any,
why the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and Seal, this 10th day OF
March, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and eightyone, and i'll the looth
year of the Independence of the United States
of America JOSEPH A. MCLEAN,
Judge Of Probate.
March 10 10 0t
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LOTS FOR SALE.

VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE, on reasona-
y bic terms, on that handsome property known
rs the McCAW PLACE. Purchasers can exam
inc maps on application to the undersigned, or to
w. II. McCORKLE, Agent.
JAS. +. HART.
February II
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s9~ Forepaugh's show has received nearly
200 photographs in answer to the offer of
$4,000 for the services, for the season, of the
handsomest lady in the land. Thus far
young lady of Bradford, Pa. is the favorite.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
YORK COUNTY.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

1 LII persons indebted to the estate of DEMP-
n SEY COOK, deceased, are notified to make
payment to the undersigned without delay. Per-
sons having claims against the said estate will
please present them to the undersigned properly
J. r. COOK, Administrator.
March : st
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
oo,ynrr =. nor TINA u0pu nnrTnmV

UUUNI
yIyHE undersigned having been appointed Ad-
4 miniStrator, de bomis non cum testamcnto an
ncro Of the estate of ISAAC McFADDEN, de-
ceased, late of the said county and State, hereby
gives notice that he will appear before the Probate
Court of said county and State, on the path DAY
OF MARCH, A. D., 1881, at which time all cred
itors of said estate are notified to present their
claims duly proven. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
Dated this lst day of March, A. D., 1881.
JOHN s. WILSON,
Administrator dc Jonisnon cum testamento annero.
March 3 3 st
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APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ Executor of the estate of j. c. STEWART,
deceased, will make final settlement with the
Judge of Probate for York county, on the 9th
day of MARCH, next, when he will make appli,
cation for discharge Executor Of said estate.
S. S. SMITH, Executor.
March 10 10 5t
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Commercial.

YORKVILLE, March 9.-Cotton to 10s
LIVERPOOL March 7.-Cotton weak mid
ding uplands, Gid.
CHARLESTON, March 7.-Cotton nominal
and unsettled ; middling liz
NEW YORK, March 7.-Cotton dull mid
ding uplands, III. Futures steady. March IL !;
April 1901; May lilo; June ll.22; July l1.3O;
August ll.36.
Comparative Cotton Statement.
NEW YORK, March 4.-The following is the
comparative cotton statement for the week end
ing to-day: 1881. 1880
Receipts at all ports for the week, .l32,4S3 7S,66S
Total receipts to this date ,65l Q45 1875, 400
Exports for the week, l5l lOS,13
Total Exports to this date, .2, 9S9, IA 2567 l19
Stock at all United States ports, ..s6i 652 939, ,623
Stock in all interior towns, l64, 263 l72,13
Stock at Liverpool, 52l, 900
American afloat for Great Britain. .349 600 $4,000
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-03-10
FODDER WANTED.

WE wish to buy FODDER, for which we will
w pay the highest cash price:
A. WILLIFORD Il co.
February 10 %
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

ALL persons holding OLD SCHOOL CLAIMS
Y on CHEROKEE SCHOOL DISTRICT, will
meet me and the School Trustees of Cherokee
School District. at BLACK'S. STATION, at ten
O'Clock, A. NJ, on Wednesday, the 10th of March,
r. LATHAM, School Commissioner
February "a S st
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HYMENEAL.
OBITU AIRY.

DIED-In Pleasant Valley, Dallas county, Tex
as, on the 10Th of August, $780, after an illness Of
four DAYS. Mrs. VIOLET A. McCALLUM, wife
of Peter McCallum, formerly of York county, s.
c., aged 67 years.
AT the residence of his uncle, Augustus Mccall
lum, in Pleasant Valley Dallas county, Texas.
on the 5th of February. 1881, after an illness OF
three months, WILLIE PETER, eldest son of
Duncan and Jane McCallum, formerly of York
county, S. c., in the 10Th year Of his age.
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BOOKS.

BOOhS.
We are pleased to note that our trade in this
line is fast increasing. We have on hand large
stock of STAPLE SCHOOL BOOKS, at the low
est possible prices. Any book wanted and mott IN
stock can be furnished in five or six days.
In addition to our Stock of School Books, we
have an attractive stock Of the Standard Works
of
HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY AND FICTION.
Among these are the books Of the American
Book Exchange, which are decidedly the cheapest
that we have ever seen. We have accepted the
Agency for the sale Of these books, and they can
be had through us only, at this place. We will
mail list of these with prices to any address,
upon application.
OUR SELECTION
OF Seaside and Franklin Square Libraries, re-
ceives additions almost every day. list of either
of these Libraries furnished upon application.
new MAGAZINES AND PAPERS
Constantly on hand, and will be sold at publish
ers' prices. d. F. ADICkES, Jr.
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AT LOW PRICES.
LACESAND EMBROIDERED TRIMMING

Black Crepe for Wells, Berege, Grenadine and
Tissue Veilings, Novelties in Silk Ties all kinds
of White, Cream, and Black Bobinets, Black
Brussels, Net, &C. Bias Tucking all kinds of
Star, Serpentine and Feather-Edge Braids; Linen
and Cotton Floss; Linen and Cotton Tape; Linen
Bobbins, all widths; Shetland and Zephyr Woods,
&C., &c. ....,
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GUNS ANDPISTOLS
GROCERIES FOR THE MILLION II!

so bushels best Meal, so Sacks Of Salt, 1000
bushels best white Corn 200 barrels Flour, 1000
pounds Bacon, 500 pounds canvased and uncan-
vased Hams, Is Sacks Coffee all grades 25 bar.
rels Sugar, all grades; a large lot of Green and
Black Tea, fresh lot Of
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-03-10
SPRING PRINTS.

Our White Goods and Lace Stock is full up,
and prices not to be beat in Jaconets, Swiss Null,
Cambria, Victoria Lawns, India Null, Tucked
Muslins, Nainsook Checks and Stripes, White
and Colored Tarlctons, Pique, Corded and Fig
White and Colored Napkins and Doylies, Linen
and Cotton Crash, Cotton Diapers, and a very
large stock of Towels
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WE HAVE A LARGE ASSORTMENT 7

Carpenters Tools, consisting of Draw Knives,
Augers, Chisels, Braces and Bits, Squares, Saws,
Hammers, Planes, Tacks, Screws, Locks, Hinges
Bolts, Files, Gimlets, &C. &C., and nice lot OF
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CANNED TOMATOES,

Corn, Okra, Apples, Peaches, Beef, Sardines, &C..
20 barrels Seed Irish Potatoes-Goodrich, Pink
Eye, and Early Rose l Tierce fresh Rice, 500
pounds Sole Leather. Tremendous stock of
Crockery, Glassware. Tin Ware, Wooden Ware,
Stoneware and Earthenware.
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Favorable weather.

The storm Of yesterday put a temporary
drawback on the mason work Of the MA many
buildings in The course of erection. in the
city, but this will not last long, and we may
coniide ntly took for favorable weather after
the effects Of tie storm have Disappeared.
At this season oof'thee year, in our climate; we
may expect some boisterous weather, but be-
fore winter sets III ID earnest me win
be busy in the eerectioih ofbuifdfngss Of Brick
and stone, 1i'ne.khlns' will bee kept running
night and day, and til, architect and artisan,
in all tie branches Of industry wifi b. push
ing work rapidly forward, Under tile tcoodndi-
tions Of favorable weather. The temporary
tstoppaaee OF awosk,, which Ii, only - ali "inicouEE
venience. will be succeeded by, bright Weather
ard increased activity IL the construction Of
buildings. u
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i n"W t,T.U'g . -FIUf9 IA II
..,,rs From Saturdays Daily. =
II CLUB BALI, ,
:" ..yf|N - 3IFIT H0HN ~. FFIfElII Vino :.
Opening, Of the Dancing
ia 81 7as Season Last Night. ng,!~7, -.

-" . sE% &tB-- Aksa - EIt TI-gf. W q
The initial grand ball given by the Harmo-
ny. Club last night, at Owsley Hail. was
largely attended by the select and fashionable
people of Butte. b. Seventy five couples were
in Attendance-just a sufficient number to per-
nit = couples to retire from the n imme-
diate gaze of dancers ia the ballroom to
exchange the compliments of tho season UNI
interrnptedly. The many elegant and beau
tful toilets of the. ladies were greatly ad-
mired and the ladies all looked lovely. The
r'Jenkins" Of the MINER being indispo,e d
prevents a minute and elaborate presr NATION
Of the costumes of the evening. The open-
ing hop of the club was a great success, and
reflects. much credit on the management of
the affair. This ball, it is understood. was
the inauguration Of the dancing season under
the auspices # the Harmony Club, and IL was
a perfect realization of All enjoyable time,
insr" which all the best elements OF
Il 'city's society freely participated. 1.-THE
Club e~ontiiluesto give hops, like that Of last
night, they will not only be popular, but will
be the source of genuine pleasure. 10 all who
are fortunate enough to,participate. a9n,.l 4.
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- i, .r'
FINANCIAL CONDITION.
Silver Bow the Banner County Of
Montana. -" Il,

The financial condition of Silver Bow
County is way ahead of any other county in
Montana. The assessment Of the County for
this year, as corrected, foots up 81 ,lot,767.
On this assessment the % of taxes to be
collected will be S92, 29S.S7. When the taxes
shall have been paid iii thisf fall, the surplus
OF money, over and above paying all the
county's indebtedness will be Ids ome.
Every fund will be full and the county stand
as the only county in the Territory that will
be virtually free Of debt. This excellent
condition of financial affairs can not help but
prove gratifying and satisfactory to the tax
payers of the county, and is an exhibition
that our people may jestly point to with
pride, and besides it is one of the strongest
evidences of continued prosperity. Silver
Bow County is now the banner county in
Montana both i'll wealth aud population, and
possess es all the elements to malnt ,in that
position.
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/ Real Estate Review

-. cd. .s-# -rsf FEF.. Tu|T l.I 3D. rfr.H.
TT is difficult see how people can do
better with their money than put it in
real estate in Butte. If they make care
full Investments. they cannot help get
tilfgsa sure and Handsome return. Butte
H'a city where reaF estate )iS bound to
advance"it- valle;;a beca,iSeo me city is
bound to advance in population. There
has been Il great multipli cations fr pop
in7this. CITY and county within
the past yeas and there is no reason to
fear that there will be any falling off; in
the future. Property is in demand d
any number Of houses would be rented
at good figures if they could be OBJ
tanned. Without commenting further
on the real estate market we viii quote
a few sales OF lots made during the past
week at the real estate agency OF Curtis
Il Andrieux, TO- show that. prices are
fully maintaining their former standard.
Two lots on Copper st rect koldrfor' 500;
one lot II Colorado street sold for $500;
twe btsron Silver and andetwa anfnCop-
per streets sold" for 81 100; 'fwU kjts'ton
Lower Monta, a street sold for $500.
These lots are all in the outskirts of the
city. Lots centrally located are held
Mgh.3a'a .3s-I ua,rD alt IT,; mod inf
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b. U. n II RAILWAY.
TO be Completed to Butte without
Delay.

' - g. 3D. 70 F "Hs 81 ."rs " .aAI 2 o..
The MIHEE, from the start, has been the
earnest and, active advocate fort completing
the Railway to Butte at the earli st praclica,
bic time. Nv is coming, and. will be, here in a
short, time. The rails OF The Railway are
now laid,to the "Yn', belpw Silver Bow, and
trains viii be running through TO that point
early next week. he company has named
the anew station SILVER Bow JUNCTION, and
tAe hallway Company wiil,O 81 reytt Monday
colulnenra the erection Of depot and other
buildings AT that, place. The, Company,
through Nj. Word, its attorney, has SlgniIied
its willingness to commence and complete
The RailwayLo Butte as fast as the wealth r
Will permit, SO soon as unobstruc.ed right Of
way is guaranteed from the present terminus
TO the depot grounds near Butie. We under
stand That The colnmittee Of citizens are now
about ready TO give the required assurance TO
the Railway Company, Next week We riay
expect to see a force Gf, graders on the line
between Butte aud SILVER Bow. ,..>,
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.ssI.h IL From Friday - Daily.
fli btsaGTaVO Hotdf OF dIG9t hIueis
hAlLWAY RIGHT OF WAX 81
rad 10 sissn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES !
proceedings Of the Meeting ofstheI
','' Citizens COMMITTEES liLastioq l
70 ;cr,aeo.f yf,, o Night. 49, 800 ,

" f.E-PFt IAlfsU ~ RI gILgLF ss1I-s 81. .fotHRA -
4 The Citizens Committee on the. right Of
way question, together with . number Of the
prominent citizens Of Butte met At the paprlorr
Of the Centennial hotel last, nigh.., james A.
Talbot was chosen permanent chairman and
HIS. Clark secretary. "'''
/, The report Of the committee appointed to
raise funds was read and approved. The re-
port ofthe committee showed that tn. com
miltee had raised s2,s2o-Ge.,nyii1n4g an ia ees.i, !,
mated amount to be raised Of $475,,)-to the
following agreement -
"We, the undersigned, agree K, subscribe
the several sums set opposite. our respective
names, as contributions to . fund for the ppur-
pose Of purchasing the right Of way for the
Utah & Northern railway, from the several
owners of the and lying along the route Of
said road between Lakeside, the present ter
minus, and Butte City, NJ. T. Propided,
That when said right of way shall have been
purchased the title to, it stall remain in the
hands OF third parties until tie construction
OF said road to Butte during the present fall
shall have been assured" ''' Nj
. IN motion n|ioL OF Marcus DAILY il wa, ordered
that the chairman be authorized to obtain
the balance of the money. and that The cou,-
mlttee and citizens present guarantee him
indemnity for the same. '@.' .
On motion of WIN. NJ. Jack it was ordet red
that the chairman be authorized to enter in.
10 such negotiations with the Railway. oul-
paiy for guarantee Of the right of wav az ia
deemed necessary TO enable the Railway
Company to obtain the RICH. Of way 10 Butte.
On motion Of Marcus DAILY it was ordered
that the chairman be authorized to employ
an attorney to conduct the business of the
committee, and that the chairman d,sburss
the legal expenses and the expenses OF the
committee heretofore and hereafter to be in-
Cured ut of the funds raised. ..
3D. On motion of N. J. Connel it was ordered
that the committee adjourn, subject to the call
OF. the chairman.
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Fairfield Creamery Butter.

The MlNEF office acknowledges the re-
ceipt ot a large seclipn of superb butter from
the Fairfield Creamery, lo"a. The
tempting article was manufactured by Nr.
d. r. McCrackin, brother Of our tow'4smAn
Mr.. W. W. McCrackin, We learn that it is
the intention OF Nj. McCrackn to ship large
quantities Of his butter t0the Butte market.
Should he do so our c~iliZens will have the
opportunity Of SUPPLYING their rabies with
lhisd delicious product. A quantity has been
already received by Lee. W. Foster X Co
where il may b. obtained. .
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mining ms9 thatthe G9gpop vein y a tr4e. fis-
tsH1 ts$sAsst sklssd EoD.


mining psg thatthe Gagp0D vein Is a true ,fis-
,sMiket ttat9s96 8 adklse( eon-
fined to the 3oGfoot IeveI;- And drifting and
-stoping continues =botht snd=west
Of Gle main Shalt Thirty SoddsR ubout the
average daily output q ore. Forfy-fw6 men
ars1shrplessed at the fraise.ii oasoid3 4
81 y2niJO buA ~ aRIGINAnasol 10 sff Isis
the Original mine least OF the Gasnon,
miners are. stopipg IN beth TIE east and west
olleeysls at 800 tret deep. There il 4ahhputitwe
ffert q. frst class: smellng. ore ~ both levels,
All the machinery for sinking th. main, shaft
deeper Is, on the ground, except tile boiler,
which is on the way: When the boiler ar
riyes, and the machinery, is placed, It is. the
intention to put tie matini' shaft. dow; "a deeper.
AN a. y 9ICG"-
.f. CLEAR GkI
The, new shaft house Of tie Clear Grit
mine is Enclosed and about" completed. Re-
timbering the main shaft is progressing ia
vorab!y. The boiler for the new steam hoist
ing works has arrived atshe mine. The hoist
and other machinery rts1ons the wayg and
when it arrives will 'Ue placed "a &tp0ssi-
BILE dispatch. .""t az -D.'E lTE tied ~"
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"A sOompanys ORGANISED in ST. Paul
itI~ and Coming. to Butte snsis q
70 tti@qo1l tltr i1eET- ai!lttw s1a ysdi .
bGharles Vincent, manager, shastsorganized.
in s.. Paul, Mimi. % ayariety company, which
will arrive IN Butte IN about, 4 month, and
commence psayipgis LoeberIs Hsll, or! East
broadway, orsas soon, as rthe leases of tho hall.
expires. The company 10 composed of, the.
following artists Miss Verona Carroll, Lead
ing actress; 3D. NJ Jeyee,u leading man,
Charles Vincent,l heasies; Billy Mack, come,
tdy; Charles TowDley,. characters; iJ.a w.,
Sheppard, Juvenile; T., L,q Stevens. utility;
VIM jackson, second comedy; Andy Arm
strong, old man. John Burgess aud Jake
Wiley, utility; the Hamilton sisters; John
Burgess and James Murray, musicians. Capt.
Shepherd. Of this city, will be treasurer. The
company Is organized, equipped and QUILTED
for the purpose Of playing in Butte during
the coming winter ..,-, 5.il nd, '-auaas , a.
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A GOOD ORDER.
The Ancient Order of Limited
. .t-' i SO Workmen."4 I'll .

The Ancient Order Of Limited
..' Workmen." III ,
Mr.. d. F. Fox, . representative Of the
Grand Lodge Of the State Of Nevada, is in
Butte, for the purpose of organizing a lodge
of the "Ancient Order OF Limited Workmen."
The order is q good one and is an !organi-
cation for the mutual benefit of its members,
their families and their friends. 1t embraces
in 'ts membership men Of every vocation
employees and employers-workers of all
classes, whether their labor is physical or
mental. 1t has no connection with any re-
ligions sect, political party, or organization
for affecting the price of labor or commodities,
but is designed to promote fraternity, ma
terial and social improvement and mutual
assistance. The most distinctive feature of
the order Is what is known as the "Benefici-
airy Fund"-a carefully devised, 'well-graded
system, by means of which the sum Of 81, 1000
is secured to each members family, or such
person or persons as he may Designate This
system is simple, easily understood, economi-
cal in its workings, and in all Its workings
comes under the direct observation aud care
of the members. Persons between the ages
OF twenty- one and fifty only are admitted 70
membership. MIR. Fox will fully explain the
merits and objects Of the q rider as ne proceeds
in the business of organizing a lodge in this
city: .' "~'