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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-22
From Tuesdays Dali y.
The Reception to bishop Tuttle.

The laiies tf st. Johns Episcopal Church
gave an elegant reception last night to Bish-
op futile at the residence Of Mr.. aad Mrs.
Chas. S. Warren. Early in the evening the
ladies Of the parish assembled and devoted
themselves TO the agreeable task of entertain
ing and being entertained by their honored
guest. Later on came the gentlemen OF the
fariah, and the house soon became a scene Of
enjoy ment, many friends finding themselves
once more united after long intervals of at-
sence, Last of ali came-not Sa, an-but his
very Observation-Disclosures is to say. tie
young ladies' and gentlemen who had been
attending the rehearsal of that sacred and
consequently appropriate drama in Caplice's
Hall. Soon after their arrival refreshments
were served, consideration being hsd for the
exhaustive-an and txhausiiug-appetites, for
which singers are proverbiaI. The Bishop
left At ali early hour this morning, after a
stay in Butte 50 agreeable as to leave only v.n
single regret-that it could not last longer.
His old friends aud all his practitioners hsre
will remember his visit with pleasure.
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Vindicatton Of Col. Grayson.

We leara from the aeIena Herald of the
18th inst. that Col. Jobn 7. GraysOn, who
v AS 50 shamsfully abused by a Helena paper
some time age, and was ar!ested on>the eve
of lis departure for New YORK, has been
completely vipdicated by the Grand Jury with
respect to all the charges then made against
linn. Col. Grayson is engaged in Important
bushes. and mining.enterpT ses in this terri-
tory, and in common with every right think
Ing citizen, the MINER ~rejoices at the over
throw of the ridiculous charges which have
been preferred against him On paper.
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OJTRAGE AT SILVER BOW.
German Takes in the Town and then
Gets Taken in himself.

Night before last the good citizens OF Sill
yer Bow Junction were badly shaken up by 4
walking tornado, who took in a large quanti-
ty of bus.juice, the town in addition, and was
finally taken in by an officer of the law after
a hard struggle. John German was released
FROM Jail Sunday and Immediately made a
descent on shs temporary headquarters of the
iron horse. Going into the saloon of John
White, a remarkably black man, who was
doubtless named on account of his color, Cor
man kicked over the pan of hot water on the
stove, aud made free With the premises gener-
ally. White came up and demonstrated with
him with a chsir, knocking him down twice,
but the untsmed terror of the west would
not yield to such gentle persuasions and ran
White out Of his saloon, smashing every glass
window pane, and frangibls article on the
premises. White summoned assistance, the
citizens turned out and after a hard struggle
bound the walking tornado vita strong cords,
and thus prevailed on linn to stop his mis-
chief. About hAlf-past 8 at night, however,
the irrepressible son Of Delial again broke
loose and was in the act of raising Cain gen
orally when arrested in the lame of the law
by a Butte constable, who arrived opportune-
ly. 1t was high time, for the town was de-
moralized and Whites establishment knocked
into a cooked hat. On the way to Butte, Just
tie other side of the Dexter mill, German
drew a knife, cut the officer in the left breast
the blade s~sancing from a suspender buckle
ana Tins NrDhahly SAVING q jfA-and altar
attempting other cuts WAS finally quietcd
with au application Of a pistol butt to his toe
highly developed crauium. When arraigned
before Judge Wilcox this morning he pleaded
ssif-defense, which plea was considered by
tia court to lack substantial basis, so the bel
ligeIent German was bound over in the sun
of $500 TO await the action of the Crane
Jury in February and is now a guest at The
Iotel lie BaStille.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-22
MAURICE
Falls Sixty Feet Down the Gem
Shaft.

From private Information we learned last
night of a serious accident which happened
last Sunday night at The Gem mine 1t was
stated some time since that Mr.. j. K. PArdse,
Superintendent of the Algonquin, would
shortly begin vigorous work in the Gem. The
shaft had accordingly been sunk tp the depth
of 90 feet. Maurice barrow was in the bucket
when the accident occurred, so we are in
formed, and both man and bucket fell to the
bottom of the shaft. The bucket falling on
top of the unfortunate man aggravated hi
injuries, which at the time of our information
were considered fatal.
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The Rehearsal of Esther.

Owing to the fact that stoves had gone III,
the hesting accommodations at Caplice Hall
last night were not sufficient TO fire up a
proper dsgree of enthusiasm in the singers at
the rehearsal Of Esther. The choruses were
rendered, however, in a very spirited manner,
and Miss Wsllace's singing OF the title role,
as we'll as !ofessoi Speck's effective leader
ship gave every indication of a brilliant per
fornlance. The part Of Mordecai Was sung
by Mr.. Dufet in q mastery way, and the re-
hrarsal may be said to have been a success all
through. The small and select audience lis
tened to the rehearsal with the greatest Inter
est, although the stove yawned repeatedly, So
that when the chorus occasionally sang with
d de&pairing cry, "It i, gone again." the
audience was at a loss to know whether
The ~sl!usion was to the ofIslting stove d TIE
tune.
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From Thursdays Daily.

A good mold er can Get a GOOD iob NV an
plying to Cameron & Aiken at the Butt.
foundry.
The competition between transfer lines
flom Butte to Silver Bow Junction. was Iva
ly last night. Transportation for one dollar
was offered freely.
There was an attempt at a neetjns Of TIM
C""nc'l last night, but no quorum appearing
The members present adjourned. Several
important matters await the attention Of this
body.
Burns Buchanan was bound over last week.
at Bellevue, Idaho, to answer be fore the
grand jury to the charge OF naurdering Ed
hyer. HIS preliminary examination occupied
three days. ..f
The first entertainment of the Silver CITY
Social CIub takes place to morrow night at
C"p'ice Hall. All holders of complimentary
tickets will he kind enough to present them
at the door.
}. A. Nickun opened a boarding house
JNStSi'oJ - 10y htho III NathSi WIG. WIN
fifty two boardsrs for a starter. Mr.. Nickum
is all old hand at the business, having had
nine years experience,
The Eureka tunnel las turr.ed out to be a
veritable bonanza. Now let some enterpris-
lag man or company tunnel Though the
range just the other side of Walkerville,
coming out between the Alice and the Wa
bash.
There 10 need for alarm about the arrival
of the u. & n. road in Butte a. an early day.
Those who have the best means of knowing
are the most co rfident of its completion. In
the meautilae Deadw God is begging and pray
ing for u railroad.
We regret to learn that the publication Of
the Montana Ne,os, under the management
Of M.ssrs. John aud Harry Mills, has been
accident by which MIR. Harry Mills lost she
end Of bis thumb last week.
enbrook, in the livery business, was married
yesterday to Miss Jennie Hummel, at the res
Idence Of J. H. Curtis, Esq, in Butte. The
happy pair made a bridal tour III a sleigh K
Silver Bow Junction, and rartook with Z few
friends, Of \ choice d}nner atthe residence O
M. Hardenbrook on Montana street.
Poor John Doe was roped in again nigh
before last, and came trembling to the bar 0
justice yesterday morning. He was CHARGE
with having been trunk and disorderly, an
presented in his face fir.t-class evidence Of tn
truth Of the accusation. Johns hair was S
sore that he could hardly hold his head uI
so lie was discharged that he might have som
mach eeded repose.
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AMATEUR THEATRICALS.
A Public Library. for Butte.

Several young gentlemen of this city who
take an interest in social smusenlents and
general good woiks have Oh fool the orSani-
zat,pn of private amateur theatrical club.
1t IS expected that tie proceeds OF u puo &c
performance will be donated towards estab-
fishing a public library for Suite. Tie mem
beers of the club will receive Instruction from
Mr., Frank Bosworth, q gentleman long and
rsvorably known IS al expert eiocu''oh's'
both here and III CINCINNATI. or course the
organization contempl.t-s tn membership
of the fair sex. There will probably be about
eighteen active members.
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Citizens !

The newly appointed Fire Warden and his
assistant will begin to- morrow a regular
round Of inspection through all the residences
and business houses of Butte. When it is
known that City Marsha Joe VeuabIe is ths
man, no one need hope TO miss a visit from
the Fire Warden. Under the recently passed
ordinance il is The duty OF this officer to ex-
anime every Hue, slove-.ipH AND chimney in
the city, and ~ assure Himself of their safety
and This duty the Msrshsi proposes to ca'ry
out TO the letter.
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A Lost Child.

Any person reading this card that can give
information that will find Courtney Car
hsush, a little boy that left home on the I'D
Of October aud has not since been heard of,
will relieve = grief-stricken father and moth
er, and will be rewarded for all trouble.
He is twelve years old, with dark hair and
eyes, and has the thumb Of the left hand off
Of good clothes when he left.
Telegraph to John Carbaugh, Shannon
I Illinois.
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From Wednesdays Daily
INCORPORATION OF THE SHEER
IDAN.
Capital Stock, One Million Dollars.
In Two Hundred Thousand Shares.

In Two Thousand Shares.
The public have heard already OF the rich
developments male in the new Sheridan
mine Oh the Black Chief lead. The ener-
getic uier who have so far WORKED in private
have just perfected the organization Of an
incorporated company, stocking the nine fer
one million dollars.
a certificate OF Incorporation was filed yes
terday with the County Clerk of Silver Bow
couRty, incorporating the General Sheridan
Gold and Silver Mining Company" The
incorporaturs are Jos. Lacstf, Robert Fenner,
John Hauswirth, John Gnglislno and Chas.
Andrieux. The trustees for the first three
months are Jos. Lacaff, Robert Fenner and
Chss. AndrieuX. The capital stock of the
company is ST, 200, 900, slvlded into POO, OOO
shares Of SIS each.
The formation Of this company forms one
more step towards the development in the
Summit Valley Mining District of the most
productive Incorporated silver mines in the
United States. The unincorporated mines of
tits district are already recognized among the
richest in the world. As soon SIS the Monta-
ma Stock Board moves into its permanent
quarters and opens it. Office for business, the
beginning may be expected Of a period of un.
equalled mining and commercial prosperity in
this city.
The shaft is now 90 feet in depth, some 81
feet below water mark, with a ledge eigh!
feet in width, and a body of ore nearly foul
feet wide, paying from $500 to $500 per ton
in sight. Some Of the ore is immensely rich
1t is the intention of the owners to put up al
once the best of machinery to work TIE mine
and 10 build a mill as soon as ~iractica BILE.
Fin bodies of ore, or rather one continu,
ousll rich ore body, is uncovered as the shat
descends, and handsome specimens may b.
seen at the Office OF Curtis 81 Andrieux, .nt
The MINER Office.
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The Railroad.

From Mr.. ]. I. Hartman, who mas been
working on tie preliminary surveys of the
engineering department of the L. II. n.
road. We learn that track laying is progress
ing busily between Butte and the Junction.
Mr.. Hartman came ovar yesterday, and says
she construction train is now running to
within three miles Of Butte, just the ether
side of Rocker.
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The School House Question.

Yesterday afternoon the written stipula-
lions embodying the buttress plan Of repair
ing the school hou.e-which has Already been
mentioned in the MINER-were signed by
Mr.. McAurphy on behalf of the trustees.
The contractors had already signed the
paper, and last night it was finally ratified by
The signature OF Mr. Reimel. There was nc
meeting of the Board yesterday or last night,
the signatures being affixed separately.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-22
MINING
Butte Boom Strikes the Quaker
City at Last.

says the Bullion Miner of NOV. 5tL:
'.Tne copper, silver and gold outpus OF the
Eu.Le District, hontar a, for she current year,
if !he present rate of production BE main
tanned, will not fall below $500, C0,050."
Well, we always said it was coming, hu,
we did not expect it would strike Us all Of a
eau in this way.
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Gold RetOrt.

Messrs. Nonnell, Clark i LErabis have
iust received Two lois Of gold retort, amount
to $50 ounces, one from the broadway
and the other from the Primes. 1t will run
about SIG to the ounce, or $5,12O for the lot
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-22

The Arant Courier this week commence
its first decade. A teu-year old newspaper il
not bs for such a young Territory as Mon
tana.-Courier, Nor. 10.
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Death at Lion City.

LION CITY, NJ. r., Nov. II, 1881.
Editor Miner:
DEAR SIR.-A. Fall died AT thls P'"'e
November 6, 1881, at twenty-five minutes past
eleven o'clock. A. M Mohhl9oN'
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Nj. j. r. Boyce, who went East night be-
fore last, will be absent some tint On busi-
ness.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-22

NptlIIlIIlNtGs
Judg, Jas. G.Ssratt waa 4 member Of the
Vir,inia Ci;y Chapter No. |. and # Montana
Lodge No. ,, The universal respect for bis
memory and s.rrow for bis sudden death
were fifty expressed by the large a. enhance
at lis funeral and the feeling And appropriate
action of his brethren at this bar. TIVE COM
mittee Who drafted the resolutions ware ap-
poiuted to present them at the next session
Of ,ha District Court. Messrs. knowles,
DeWolfe aud Robinson were appointed 4
committee to present them aL the next Seq
sion Of the Supreme Court Of Montaua.
Such AL occasion as the sudden death " =
citizen so respected and honored in ali tie
relations of life.as sdvocate, friend and
brother, caunst fail to suggest to each sur
yiyor the inevitable ctm'aE "' tie silent and
uubidden guest. To each o"e OF these tha
lesson of the immortal words If one VI our
own poets is IN ost timely:
$50 live that when tny summons "oi. 6 10 join
Tina iunumerahle caravan which moves
To that mysterious realm Where tach shal'
take ~
His cnnmbcr in the silent aallS Of death.
Tno, 20 not. like the ueHrry shave AT night.
St1urged to his dungeon, but suSlalA"U LI!u
SOOthed,
nv M unfa Itering trust approacs Thy grave,
Like one that wraps the drRpe'y on ms chuSi'
ALCut aim, and lies down 10 plcast.'LdreAnl'
, 1881-09-12
SUSPENDED.

THOUGH rolsn1npES TO PREACH. 1,1t. TIIostAa
NtlEAKA SlLENCE WITH sTATEsfEST OF
HIS lHDRlTlON-SEIs3t0N NJ THE llEy. DIR.
MI1l.Elt Or IOWA.
There wasn't vacant seat Ia Hootoy's Thaa.
tro yesterday morning, and tho space buck OF
the paruuot circle aAl tho dress clrol0 was full
Of peuplo standing up, There was absolutely
no room, for ones font by a uunEter after II, 30
tho doors were clos6d In tho facos Of hundred
Or mose other a4mlrors OF DR.. Thomas. who
wanted 10 get in. At least 1.fa0 wero pronont
As WIS anticipated. the alleged hcretio was on
tho stago, and yaI1 something. but not very
mitch. After tho second Scripture lesson {the
Nev. Or. Miller, OF Iowa. conducting tho scsv.
iccs thronghouth he aross aud spoke as folowa:
a A result af the pEccoedtn9s liz my case aus'
ing tho Just week. Chr1stlan frlends. l hRVe
30 far been found Knty Ut hercsy, and have
boen suspcn jed ErUm tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
,to preaol, until tho scsstnn Of o.1r oonfcronce,
have advised mt, and concur III their JUG.
lAent, that Ii Ia itot right Or proper for Hiu ~
refuse ta utIcy this order H tAs tsco!gsIast1cal
court. " ls nut wise ~ eaMp!loato ta's ~ s!mpto
forward, III tho hop0 Of accomplishing good
rvst,Its-,lot right 10 complcatu thls Ny another
issue In which would DO !lablo to keparato
aeuon Tha W. ,, x, taSt a ~ Mo 9aa @de1 ~
temporary embarrassment. ! sexF9t; u tns
more fEu1, tho faet thur. uWlnx to my long s!cs.
'nuss last spr.ng. our services were !atesrupto4
1or four oaas Yo, bad p@ia your Rew tSy to GsSt
and continued my support. NOW We arc ,ast
entering upon uur ssnon4 year. re-
rau.tny our seats-lnany ct Joy h&yo oad,y q.
resSss tsas thers i 10 bs ano.aor tatsefapton
Ia thass services Tbs Trustees have adviEod
mo to 1sy 10 you that during the fsM sahba1hs
, 1881-09-12
THE HEREsY TRIAL.

SERMON NJ TIE REV. r. G. o0GEt.
Tho 1tcv. E. G. Oggcl, puator Of tho Westn'',-
stcr Church, corner Ut West jackson aud Peoria
streets, preached before a lnrgo conRrcyation
yesterday morning OH "Tho Ilorcsy Trial" tax"
lpg Tor his tcxt ths following passages OF EoFpt-
urC: -.
70 the law and to tho testimopy.-isaiah, rttf..
search tho scrlpturcs.-Iohn, T.. 70.
The preliminary tra! Of tho Nor. II. W. Thom.
AZ, Of tho Methodist Episcopal Church. charged
with hercsy, RaId the res0rend speaker, haa
been brought to a closo Friday night In tho Con-
teuary Church, on West MuIroo street,. AZ tue
hands Of tho clock pointed to tho hour pT fn'd-
night. tho committee ehUsUn To uct Us juryn!oh
had concluded their deliberations. after hearing
the testimony mud arguments OIL both s1aes' ana
had returned scrt1Ict nNIayorahle 10 tue dc~
fcudapt. As rho TRIAL hal been publicly conduct
cd, and tho daily papers had published fn!! reports
Of tha proceedings, ho thought It would not 10
out Ut place for him. a Presbyterian paator' 10
call attention to the trial and the subjects uP
for discussion. ll4a elows tFcatett m4ln!y o. !n99
chutch. % and ~ so %o'id ilrst spaak of cFsoas ind
Ali n,eas hid nrec., Of so,no description. Even
tiethodst Kpiscopal Church was xoyeraca ....v l;y
GaaseS senaeoea FSsse arteic. !H aa
s IL. e,f st sSrs ns sSs
ha4 unlefxonu many ehauEes ln years Rono !! ". y
and lhese cnnnxea had heen mal!a u order that
hondod. And by lh!s code, especially by the 4 +
tIeles uf tselIKton, Pr. Thosnas had been tr1G1.
wsKn II re e fna sra d"aa stat
lrinos which had boon called up 10 tae triAl
brat, beoause os their pro1ntnenes il Tho arta.
1hs souls ot all He ssll ho prayed tho tsiu!
would prove all for The bcst for cteFs oas cot1'
, 1881-09-12

,.opt,n,,s in ,ho sv,r.t t,o.s,h1o snstc anil mr..
f.inr nhiln m" ~ t, s ic cn4 marrrI nT vonan
Dt tic EnftfIi H;ntss .sunthipR Int n,nchinu
! . saiaa!s- aa'i'ns Sat ! p;"sc i ,'c:i, Iii WA
,!f,1. tt,,.p,y In his trivial r.plmrttcns thMti
wne,i ,icsrrinng si,o ,nnnncr IL wiiirh .l,o nia.
t",sincts nHn - H. pw VIII" tsy ~ t,othlnv "f bis
ssxnt et'ustsrs regarding Fnnny Elisicr. Or dis
te3s:a.tfses ~ xth s,s a., ~.
corresnondencc~ n @ tic sIiaStost rccnTnttioo
Of lsiu'Iness-sio uppreclattot' 1T Tho Hospitality
.Wnu prInfn. "a h, cuu Tho i'r,nt.o dn Ian.
,tiIc. @ WIS beSildcr@i witt their sharms: e'
wrlses: = "0ur Young rriusu sia. at lo,.asi1 ut.
i inR hs ssc @ Dc % i"taincai therc Isus. tho mo.
n yft VI e, atf II rtr, Hr I'M wt ns s
r;a,tu withnMt sfnri,fng. There was nothing for
4 ii % pnt 10 tufn i,aek, AMI We I'D not rcach
of ' la ftiIc p,!u rucrc tho 'i r1nce 9s.ciyss CT rs
II ordes t., M das,o With lin. a IL WI snon {
ucluck, nnd W. were tU IIno III i. in Tho
Interval ~ Prince @ fsot ne esft rn q
States he hid been in Wasn.nai lin, where no hd
acted II .uch maancr that ho xas obliged %
vn tbG s6% ,6sn pr 9 wa spS
ssxs ~ ws; s4, so5e s Ne s q: M Ven
mo named ior ill., departure Witch invitation
AMI tho rriticc WIS urycrel Dy the KIM 10 re-
If Mnersn e assspa W.e @ r. Ko .
meiiateiy 10 Washington. and scn,asu thoro long
enough IN prevent belng svtltied" Il :,
ct,nrtltng Fr;t,ce, endowed with remarkable In
snIiigcnCc. which asIapts itsrIf to evcrythinR
, 1881-09-12

MADEAfOIAELftE T.ANDIFEI..
= West fnrty-rIxth-st. Now rDek. BOARDING md
nay sroot fur Suung Ladies' und Children. lteupsna
Sept II. Thosonkh English ct'Ifs0 Daily lectures
French and other languages sp4lkSh Within bix
lnuntlH. Drawing and psualcAl auvAataxes unsut.
, 1881-09-12

nerv"A Now Passcuxer Dsro,-The
1.a!.....S.., u.,,.s.a-sa,,oa ~ rn,in.
Ing 1'eaessrlaniaus -Pcrsonai - The
EuAy keuaon Approaching.
sptttaI eo.rt,'.nat"ss y aa' c%sssee . aslsan':
Aof sflusus' arr oepa. ', '-ius ~, ,seaI =. I.., se
Of trntn.Folborles in Missouri call to mini a
1"cn h.rs whcn % "ni,mond 10" REYNOLDS monument
" se.n.,.. ,Sa IT,, snrnss ,,s,lrosd
known III this region. The romantic spot where
occurred this aforementioned robbery lin tho
winter Of ls4, i. s,l!s an oe,ee. Of Interest ret
sparkling water. as clear a. any Hot springs
diamond, 1t wus here that tho atage-drlver WIS
urcste1l with the startling request, lluill" To
~, .,. ,os., ~ ~ nr,;or WA uo.nItnoutIr
obesed. In sh"st time. standing upon tho
c,asslp banks Of that pollcd stream, With tho
merry Click eilok Of Inc ,es''Vs . eae ns
and toe stehtoflah voice 81 tae uu,et n'su. '..
eock-n.tnrum" OF tho robbers sounding about
=, ~ a,sa,s aae 49,, so ga. ao~n p.s,ar s,a,e
''st. Louis" was tue meek response.
"Oh, year' hEssed tho robber, :" 4 member OF
tho ealtor,a, stan Of The y: Loais 'a - Then
un TO Hot springs ano tee8rapn M asenu9s w., y,
thia tranaAcelon ~ tne -, ano preseu@ taeu
Il was naver atccrtn'nsd WIN comprised tho
aseS t. m" ms%y op1on hss tho JAMES
tho prime mavcts' s.a ., ~.
Tha nuW snopa. paesonRet uepots 4tc., ot tue
Hot sprlHFs ttallroaa proinIsa ~ ee!lpse any,
thug VI The Kind ever seen IN ArkntBne+ 4ae
extension Of tho road to polut neaser tae GUY
thAn formerly having oecn completed. AI.
Reynolds, tho prepFiHtors mas cuMtne1eea 70
u'ake u'hnnnth prupafeoens 70 carry nut ~
prppoaed improvements: Tne depoE VIII oo OF
hya!. dust and WI tae otnss mase.!sa 9 tnas .n A.
tend JulY AuKustt aao toe rest INC nut .'.r. sum
n,sr nlUuths, mosquitoes !no!uded. have coule
aud arc huW about 70 70. Ine ufoutn h&s veEl
| seriously nheetea t1la country. Snu the IeKiuu
i ut huteskecpess AZ tnta place expcsie1oe ~ ~
| small tsoAbte N attempting 10 up1olo tnctr
! usuut standard Ut excclithec IN eataelea. y nas
beUu found necessary 70 soma Hon,aa aoI taLRs
| which In pRst Yeara bare osan Au4ho1nt!y snp.
ptod from tns immediate T1!nt.y 4nese Mnt
! 10 much suucfh9 70 tne WtnteF. sspeSSsary ~
among farmers. nsny o. Whom Sfe a1eaos VI
Fur 4 long tlnG paat this city has boon with
| OUT suitable buildings tn which 10 carry oe tne
| public schoult. The anuhc'sl cona!taon OF tne
| School board has nut beeil anca ~ u ehaolo
/ them to eFsGt b1l!dtnxa Tor eenoot purposes
Tie prnverntal Log cabin has beeh Al toat
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