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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-05-17
From Tuesdays Daily
NEWS.
The Reservation for Fort Maginnls.

The Independent says that private tele-
graphic advices from Fort Shaw inform it
that Company a. Eighteenth Infantry, has
been ordered to leave Fort Shaw without de-
lay and take post at F ort Maginnis. Pursuant
to orders, Company &C, - Eightee nth Infantry,
has established a summer camp at the Coal
Banks, and Company &C." same regiment,
has also established a summer camp, at Car
roll.
In accordance with the Presidents order
bearing date of April S, 1881, the reservation
OF public lands for the military post of Fort
Maglnnis has been announced by of
General Terry, as follows:
"Beginning at the southeast corner of Sec
ton thirty-three, township seventeen north,
range twenty-one east, in the county of Mea-
CHER, Territory of Montana, and running
thence due north two and one half miles,
thence due west eight miles, thence due south
four miles, thence due west one mile. thence
due south three miles, thence due east nine
miles, thence due north four and one-half
miles to the place of beginning.''
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THE LOSS AT WICKES.
What the Alta Montana Company
Loses.

The independent of the 9TH has informa-
ton through Mr.. Phil Saunders of the extent
of the loss of the Alta Montana Company at
WIckes. The properly burned was as fol-
lows The krom mill, matchmaking build
ing. smelling building, reverberating build
Ing, blacksmith shop, carpenter shop, sleep
ing house and reading room. All buildings
belonging to the company We're destroyed en-
ceptthe office, assay office and coal heuse. The
property destroyed cost the Company
about S25O,OOO, and it may safely be estima-
ted that after making allowance for wear and
tear, cheapened labor, etc, the loss to The
company is $1,000 The property is insured
for about $4,000. No property except that
belonging to the Alta Montana Company was
burned.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-05-17
The Literary Society.

The last meeting for the season of the Lit.
erary Society of Butte was held at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Lee W. Foster, last evening.
The event was marked by the reading Of the
eight chapters of a novel, each chapter bein-
read by its author or authoress. The novel
is known as the "Travels and Trials of Miss
Patty Pemberton. or the Fortunes of a Fe-
male Prospector." When we left, after the
reading of the fourth chapter, Miss
Patty had found her way out to
Butte. Whether she was in search of a bo-
nanza or a husband, We could not clearly
make out, but were informed by the author
of the last chapter that she had not succeeded
at last accounts in obtaining either. The
names of the authors of this deeply interest
ing story are given in the order in which it
was read, viz: Mrs. kessler, Mr.. John
Forbis, Mrs. Reimel, DR.. Thompson, Mrs. l..
w. Foster, Rev. j.. Il. Russell, Mrs. r. B.
Hassell and Prof. +. B. Howell. We are
anxious to learn the fate of Patty.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-05-17
Stealing His Own Property.

Yesterday morning Mr.. E. W. Sigsby, rec
OgniZed a horse he had formerly owned, and
which had disappeared some time since under
doubtful circumstances among a number of
pack horses. He interviewed the p0sscssor
of the animal at once, who claimed that he
had bought it at Belmont. Mr.. Sigsby offer
ed to bring proofs of ownership, and while
in Naliton's stable in search of proof,
the claimant of the animal, fearing
perhaps, the loss of a horse he had paid
money for, and perhaps unwilling to have the
question of how he Obtained it investigated,
Immediately lit out towards the main range
As soon as he had discovered the flight Mr..
S'gsby started in pursuit, but gave it up at
the end OF a four miles run. Returning, lie
swore out a warrant and officers are now in
hot pursuit.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-05-17
From Wednesdays Dally.1

yesterday.
Parchen Il D'Acheul are to Immediately
erect two fine office buildings.
D%onnell, Clark & Larrable made a $4,000
bullion shipment yesterday.
A new supply of water and baths at Tom
Whites, on Main Street.
Over $4,000 buffalo robes have been har-
vested in Montana this season.
Walkerville tonight.
In the Mount Moriah some high grade ore
is being produced from the lower level.
The worst of the washouts on the U. e. N.
are in Marsh valley and Portneuf canon.
The MINER job department has just turned
out a large supply of location blanks.
Until mining timber can be secured sink
ing on the Salisbury will be suspended.
Flowery plays at billiards and we'll contest
ed games at the billiard parlors every night.
The contract for building the Episcopal
church will be let within the next ten days.
The Inter Mo untain, following in the foot
steps of the MINER, has become the possessor
OF a safe.
Oninquiry at Barret u Warren's office we
learn that a great deal Of mining property and
real estate is changing hands.
Gardening is actively engaged in between
Butte and Meaderville, where many large
garden patches are being cultivated.
The drawing OF the grand gift distribution
comes off Tomorrow. The tickets are nearly
all sold.
The machinery for the Stevens. delayed in
anxiously looked for.
DIR. Gleason's dental office is provided with
all the modern inventions, SO that tooth-pull-
ing is a pleasure instead of IA pain.
The Plunkett Constellation Company is
meeting with the same success in Butte tina.
it did elsewhere in Montana.
An addition to the clerical force in the
Clerks office was found necessary, and nov
Mr.. J. &. Shannon IS showing a pen in the Of
flee.
A large number of gentlemen belonging TO
the sporting fraternity followed the remains
of one oftlcir number to its final resting place
yesterday.
Surveys are now being made for the water
ditch to convey the water from Bull Run
Gulch to the city. Stock in the company is
bound to rise.
The Workinemens' Union are soon to
erect a large two story building, G0xS0 feet,
on Main street, further particulars of which
will be given hereafter.
The Sisters of LcavenwOrth intend erect
ing IA $4,000 hospital in Butte during the
present season. 1t will be built near the To-
cation of the Catholic Church.
Is it croquet that il so very popular among
GER ain of our young men. or is it only the
young ladies that play the game who are pop
ular?
If they can get the proper amount of pat
ronage from the merchants and business men,
Messls. Van Deusen & Cameron will put a
sprinkler on our streets.
MeSSrS. Newton a. Newton, druggists, eX-
pect their stock of drugs as soon as they can
get through the washout on the Utah and
Northern.
There is scarcely a street OIL alley i'll the city
but what has received the attention Of the city
authorities. The few places that need clean
ing will be attended to as speedily as possible.
Butte has had no mail connection with the
Eastern States since last Saturday, and will
not: in al! probability, receive an Eastern mail
until Tomorrow. The last washOut on the
Jr..1, No,t1,r, hos bonp n bod cno
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-12-21
Christmas Greeting.

AS the year draws to close, and we
review the past, we find so many things
to be grateful for, that among other
things, we feel called upon to thank our
many patrons for the liberal support
given us during the year, and would
earnestly solicit continuance of the
patronage of all our old friends, and q
trial from all those in need of any goods
in our line. Our business has been en-
couraging for the past year; having
gradually increased far beyond our ex-
pectation, until now we feel assured
that our venture, started some three
years since here ia the woods, has, and
will continue to be success.
Here we would like to make sugges-
ton to the people, and trust our views
may meet with their appreciation. Every
one who understands business, must
appreciate the fact that the more goods
handled in one establishment, the
smaller the percentage of expense. and
the closer each item can be sold. Now,
while certain amount OF competition
is necessary to the healthy control OF
trade, still, we maintain that it is policy
! for any community to concentrate their
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-12-21
THE FLORIDA AGRICULTURIsT.-I2 PAGES.

patronage on one house, thereby ena-
bling them to move goods quickly, carry
better and larger stocks, and sell goods
cheaper than where doing only q limit"
ed amount of business. We do not ask
for monopoly OF trade; but simply
very liberal share OF public patronage,
and pledge ourselves if we are sufficient
ly supported, to afford the people of
this community at all times an oppor.
lunity of making their purchases as
cheaply and satisfactorily at nome as
by sending abroad. Wishing all the
compliments of the approaching season,
Very Respectfully,
It G. A, DREKA " Co.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-12-21
A Handsome Portrait of our Late
President, James A. GarheI0s Free
10r Every Household.


The Iowa Farmer Co., OF Cedar Rap.
ids, Iowa, who are the Publishers of
one of the very best farm and stock
journals in the west have, with com.
mendable energy. decided to present an
elegant portrait, l9x24, of the late Gen.
Jas. A. Garfield, to each and every one
of their readers free of charge. The
price of the Farmer is but one dollar a
year, and well worth twice that amount.
The picture is beautiful one, tina ORR
ginal of which was pronounced by GAR
tiels. himself, the best he ever saw; and
pictures interior in every way are being
sold at rs cts. to $1.00 each. A copy of
this one and the Ioa00 Farmer is sent a
whole year by sending only One Dollar
to the Co., at Cedar Rapids Iowa, '5
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2553S
Public Meeting.

at
OF
called Y Pace elected chair
omnTan molten appointed committee Resolutions H. A. pel3 D.
B.
CLINTON. After
peling railroads
1890 ~ NO
~, ~ proceedings be presented
~ - $40 ~ N
oferedan
to
L E. C.
II. evenson.
to all its chair
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Consumption Cured

The failing powers of digestion, as
similation, secretion and excretion, are
restored to permanent health, strength
and activity by using Browns Iron Bit
ters-a true tonic! perfect strengthen
er! sure reviver!
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-05
PERSON AL,

Joo Booth and wife, Of Terrell, ere visiting
Mr.. j. S. Burton.
Miss Thompson, niece Of Judge White, ia
visiting friends in Ellis county.
n. Il. stanGold, a prominent citizens OF
Rcck8ll, yves 10 thecil7 yesterday.
w. NJ. Leolie, gtGe GAlyotn News, is in
the city, circulating among hia old friends,
Miss Hollio Afford is isltirg her friends,
Mis- rs Sidney and Belle Penn, OF Waxa-
hsoAic, this week.
II. w. Thompson, ir, gorcrrl rassenge,
agent Of the 4. u ?. L. r., and G. o. Cum.
misky, general traffic manager of Tho Texas
& Pacific, arc in tho city.
Col. John p, Hawkins, ono Of tho mos
Unborn gentleman who peregrens,es Thu
state Of Texas, 10 in tho city, and paid thu
herald complimentary call.
Mr.. z. S. Pfouls, the senior proprietor O
the HERALD, returned homo yesterday morn
Ing, after an absence of nearly six weeks
MIRA PIouis who was visiting her son at Aus
tin, returned with him.
Frank Hill, of tho a;m Of Oowgill & Hill
Of Carthage. Mo-, md manufacturers Of tn
celebrated Cyclone -four, was In tho city yei
terday. These mllers do an extensive bus
ness In Texas, and for the reason thcy ru
one Of the finest mills in tho west.
| Colonel W. II. Wh.la still lies In his be
at tho Grand Windsor In much and lon
suffering from a severe attack of rheumatism
That the bslsAm and tho balm may earl
touch tho spripga Of healing. and nstiy
yigor. overcome disease, Is tho wl,h Of man
friends.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-05
AROuND TOWN.

Tho Dallas Il Wichita road will DO CON-
pleted to Whisesboro BY Thursday next.
Tho city council meets this morning q. 0
o'clock at tho council chamber, In adjourned
session.
There was no mayors court held yostcy.
day, owing 70 tho want Of material 10 Try.
This speaks well for tho morals Of tho city.
Yesterday was a blustery day and tho
ttrcc,a were filled with dust, which was Al
limos so dense that II was impossible 10 dis.
anguish anything across the street.
The Dallas land league club meets TO-
mt at tho city hall. Mayor Good, Mr..
A Nrt Cowart, Colonel j. q. Eblon and
uaue will address tho meeting. The pub
rierally are invited.
psr .asor Marks has fitted up tho old Tiyol
uuS I'm such elegant style that It's old Gus
tncycts will hardly know tho place. He give
u1taud opening tonight, and the public 4
invited 70 DO there when the roll 10 called.
y JayGould and party arrived last night o,
a5pecfAl train nom the wcst over the Texas 4
khcIac Il p:45, and after q stoppsgc Of hal
an hour or 10, continued ihelr trim /
xlneola, from which point they 40 % So
Antonio.
yfsny Que nssds asuufaucs Of he prorresslv
aollvI(y Of uollnA ~ lhem folse 70 d
ool1nA Of oily NJ N<sle tRasnfsn y u
\ ~ y ~ - a sssssssIs sS2v|
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-05
Io.t Ills M.nainr Cont.

George Campbell, colored, entered The of.
lCe of the county attorney yesterday 10 u
high state of excitement. lilo laid his case
in plain .ma.teror.fact way before Tho at
tcrncy, and 1t was to tho ctAc. that he was
engaged to ba married and tho wedding was
TO cnme OIL that night. Wishing TO look
spry on this suspicious occasion no had pur.
chased second.handed cloth coat and taken
Il to MI East Dallas tailor and given him a
dollar to press ind put II In ship shape. Yes
tcrday when he went 10 got the coat the
tailor told him that n man had called claimed
tho coat and worn 1. OF; that as the tailor
refused 70 mako It good his matrimonial
business was burs,ed up. The attorney ,olt
him that his only recourse was In tho civil
courts, as 1t did not paa out In n crimine
sonae, and no left tina Office with the remark
"Dat weddin' 10. to be cstcndod sure."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-05
confidence of the people az 10 what Dallas is
shortly TO become

snofIly 10 DicuUc'
Attention is called TO tho advertisement of
Mr.. Il. L. Rulllni, architect. Mr.. Ruilini has
acGn,red n statewide. repOtation in hi; pro-
fession and worthily, too, for TO great ski i'll he
adds mn aesthetic taste that is unsurpassed.
What about thst perambula,iDg blessing
of the season, the watering cart? Yesterday
the dust .was almost beyond endurance to tho
eyes, throat and lungs. IL would seem that
the amount Of goods ruined by the dirt in
one day, on Main street, would pay for a
weeks watering expenses.
In the Lasdville Democrat Of February
9th, the name OF Col, John B. Stone, for
merly citizen and at ono time alderman OF
this city, il mentioned rs candidate for
mayor of that progressive town. Should ne
DO elected, Leadvil.e will have in him live
wide'awske, en,erprisng mayor.
Colonel Charles Baskerville received the
following telegram yesterday;
MoKIaSEY, March i.h, 1851.
Colonc, Charles Baskerville.
Governor Throckmorton quite sick. Con
diticn improved from yesterday; will re-
cover. Il. w. WILEY.
Last evening ut tho Temple Emanu-E
Mrs. Julia Goodwin was confirmed In thI
faith Of Judaism. The ceremony was solcml
and impressive. Rev. DR.. II. NJ Bien ofHciat
ed, AT 8 o'clock ut nigh. DIR. Bien preached
= sermon Julaism, the Religion of Man
kind" TO a largo ard apprecietiyo audience
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-05

The Situation of THAT Road.

In conversation yesterday with Chiof-En-
gineer George w. Waite, many important
facts wore learned in regard TO the Chicago,
Texas & Mexican Central railway.
Tho estimates for the first fifty miles, in
three patches, wero completed several days
ago and forwarded TO tho executive Office at
Chicago. They includc tho Trinity bridge
and tresilo work, two miles below the city,
ct what is known as Nliller's Ferry or Rocky
Bluff. Tho road will cross at that point, and
not MS is popularity supposed Mt poiot on
line With the foot of Houston street. The in
itisl work will be at or near the fair grounds in
proximity to the Texas Trunk, and the mat
ter Of entering the city along Water street
comes up for an MISREPRESENTATION. The
company must first make connection with
all other roads, in order to receive from them
its material. Chief Engineer Waite is now
preparing plans and specifications for the
grading, bridging and trostle work of the
whole fifty miles, and at tho same time his
assistants arc in the field running test levels
over and r5adjusting the first twenty iige
mics with all tho improvements he can
make ready for letting, He is now ready
for tho working forces to begin throwing
dirt. which will be in very short lime.
Colonel 4, +. Robb, ono Of tho directors, is
closing up tho right of way privileges es
fast as he possibly can. These
were, among many other important
facts touched upon by the engineer whom
we found full OF hope for the complete ind
early success OF his great enterprise, and moi
oulGrtsininga single doubt that III. work 5
construction would be immediately com
menced ana pushed with VII the energy Nor
and money can throw into H. The commu
nijy s eager to Know tho precise day th'
sctllal work viii commence. That, nobody
knows, for although everything is ready to
contracts 10 lao let, ii is impossible to tx
precise dny. The people Of this city will b.
glad TO learn All these facts, aud they ar
, published with pleasure.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

In this mornings issue OF the HERALD
will DO found tho following new advertise
ments:
Billy Hines restaurant, in the rear Of Bon
Loebs,
\. Il. Rrflni, architect, Austin, Texas.
Tho .Galley Slave al Creddoeks cpers
house, March II and II.
Desirable cottsge TO ront by Il D. Doug
las, l,022 Main street.
q Nj. Wheat hes two houses for rent.
Johnaon & Peters, Conlcano, want two
good tiunors.
John II. Bryan has lost Newfoundland
dog.
Meeting Tonight of Knights ofthe Golden
Rule.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-05

10 tnc fullur VI tus AASl"lu'
la your report Of the protesting conven-
ton of dogs in your yesterdays issue, the
remarks made by me wero accidentally or
purpoacly omitted. desire to be heard and
rs my taie will be, as it has ever been, short
sn1 to the point, ASK you the favor Of their
insertion in your valuable sheet: L took the
ground that wo were prosecuted race, that
we had tag sstion without representation and
that us we had no voice in the land, Except
Il. night our liberties should not be curtailed
nor our lives endangered. made the further
point although sm not a pointer tina! we,
rs tax payers, had right to u trial by jury,
and were no, subject 10 the mere tipse dixit
of prejudicial policeman. Should | fall a
victim to the vile Vaccinations OF Lucretia
Borgis conspiracy, my only request is that
my remains be forwarded to my father, with
the further request that my mother in-law
be not allowed to participate in the last honor
paid to tho victim. STUMP JONES,
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Ola, What n Cough.

Willyou heed the warning? The signal
perhaps Of the sure approach of that more
terrible disease, Consumption. Ask your
selves if you caa afford for the sake of saving
so cents, to run the risk and do nothing for
it. We know from experience that Shiloh's
Cure will cure your cough It never fails.
This explains why more than Million Bot
ties were sold the past year. 1t relieves
Group and whooping cough at once. Moth.
ers, do not be without it. For Lame Back,
Sideor Chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster.
Sold by Hickox 81 House, Druggists, COS
Main street, Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-05

Yesterday Mr.. j. p. Lowry and &. w.
Williams, two citizens of Hunt county, mr.
rived in tho city and proved the two horses
taken from FiclSo a few days ago by tho
sheriff, who jailed him, us their properly.
They both identified Ficko and Guthrie, his
confederate, rs parties who worked for Mr..
Lowry up 10 the nigh! before the horses We're
stolen, and they swore out atlidavits against
them These two, with the seven horses
they stole from Navarro county, make nine
in all. There remains yet three of this NUM-
Der 10 fad. The officers are now satisfied
that they arc members of IN organized band
of horse .tGieves.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-05
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.

Is it not worth the small price of rs cents
to free yourself of every symptom Of these
distressing complaints? If you think so call
at our store and get bottle Of Shiloh's
Vitalizer. Every bottle has printed guar.
antee on ii. Use accordingly, and if il does
you no good, it will cost you nothing. Sold
by hickox & House, Druggists, COS Main
street, Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-05
win You Relieve itc

woMAN's nEsr FRIEND,
To relieve the aching heart OF woman, and
bring JOY where borrow reign.d supreme, " n
iatslon before which the smiles of kings
dwindle into utter lneignincance. Thia n the
peculiar province OF Bradnold's Female Reg
ulntor, which. from liz nrmberless cures, IL
appropriately STYLED "Woman's heat Fricnl.,'
Tho DIST cssiug complaint known as "whit,s,"
and vsriouo Irregularities of the WON'T, "a
which woman issut ject, disappear like maplS
before aslngle hoitleo this wonderful com.
pound. Physicians prescribe 1t.
Prepared by DIR. j. Braddeld, Atlanta. Ga
and aold Vt VI 80 per buttlc by oil druggists
wholesale by Thompson, Achott 4 Co., Daila
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-05

Tho house of NJ. Strickland 81 Co., of
Galveston, through their enterprise, compete
now successfully with any house in the
country for artistic lithrogrophing, printing
and blank book manufacturing. Why then
send work abroad when you can have it
done rs we'll and ms cheaply at home. They
will with pleasure furnish samples and esti.
mates on application, Give them trial and
support home industry.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-05
Shuster, Tootle ~ TO-, Wholesale
ClNlhlerN.

Mr.. I. wexler, the popular and well.known
Texas salesman OF this htm, ~ ugain IN the
state and will visit all our principal towns
and cities. He represents the largea, and
wealthieat clothing house In the United atatOa,
and amer two years patronage, II IL with peas.
urc he announces that universal satisfaction
has cruwned his lnhnts. The firm he teifp-
ssuts Acknowledge 90 supetiors In this ootn.
try as regar,la substantial aud cheat ,oods
NJ. WeNl re- headquarters are In Dallas. aud
all orders addressed TO him there, care Of Gold.
emith Bros, will receive prompt attention. "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-05
Ladies' of Dallas ana North Texas.

am now entering my fourth year in dress
making in Dallas. Thanks for the liberal
patronage bestowed in the past, / guarantee
that in the future MI work done by me cam
not be excelled in fit, style or finish, in any
of the eastern cities. | have and shall keep
on hand all tho latest designs of ladies' and
children's suits, MS they appear from the
press. Give me call ut 1851 Main street,
Dallas, Texas. Mrs. Y. Il. WALLER.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-05

Andy Monroe, u waiter AZ tho Grsnd-
Windsor, WAS takon suddenly III Thursday
evening M2 o'clock and died yesterday n,
noon. II u thought TINT tho disease with
menineitis. lilo came hero from Sherman
and was d tho time Of his death aSouI
twenty.one years old. The remaius will bs
eonN b. thls mornings train 10 Sherman b,
| ~ 0low walters for burial. Ho WA !
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