The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-04-05

Editor Butte MINER:
Permit me through the MINER 10 answer d
letter that appeared III the ONION ifto"ne VI
March 18th ana signed Memo ms
"Nemo' went after your correspondent. WIN
a vengeance becoming himself ie
me OF atrout after a oalt LOO ialse 10 s"a'-
low. was not the ohly one "Neno was
after. A dead mans bones were hot EXEMPT
ed from MS WRATH WIN d "ai'eu"i spun
memo" writes:
"lwell know whehtne court nouse was ouIl''
Nv commissioners who were pliable enough
to build it, right or wrong. Mr.. Peck (who is
now dead) being a very popular man, ran for
for there was a Bannack ring manipulating
the thing, got hold of b. s. Peabody ian i'm
beetle from the use OF Whisky,) VINO was then
pi:ou:a.e Jtus.i ~ 'I.na of paoI Thov wara
then ready to act"
The above assertion is called, over this
ur.u pie, ooao, f,,sobood Tho ,ecords
""y'" " -
OF beaVefheao coulity VIII oea' INC o"' "
this assertion. Mr.. Peabody died in the fall
of 1875, and had not been a probate judge for
two wears previous to his death. The court
house was built in the fall of 1876. l correct
.sNemo's' lying assertion for another purpose.
Mr.. Peabody has a young daughter, of seven
teen, living in this community, who is looked
upon as perfect lady, and sNemo's" lying
assertion is evidently intended to injure a good
girl by basely misrepresenting her dead faith
er, 1t was reserved for "Nemo'' to purposely
SANDER an innocent person.
will not rsviev this scrihbler in his de-
u..-.... - up.,, N.u..;,, !, ,o r.
scllp1ioh VI 'o"io " % WIN
our county, or his tracing OF the capltai OF
our territory from Bannack to Helena. "Ne-
mos" intended point is too childllke to no.
tice. In my letter to the MINER of March
LIST 1 did not claim a large population for this
end of the county, but did for Glendale,
which is true, as "Nemo" we'll knows.
To quote another lnisstatement OF the
"Nemo" letter:
"The people of Glendale are appealed to
TO snPport bahiaek. we are 'oIo tnat we
NN ~ asnna of ~, nannIa of G,ondaio mo-.
test against being talked to like we were chill
dren or fools"
| did not make an appeal to Glendale or
any other section for help. But, if "Nemo"
insists on that construction of appealing to
Glendaleites as if they "were children or
FOOLS" l will admit the "fools' part SO far
as Memo is personally concerned. Let me
quote "Nemo's' argument for moving the
county seat to Dillon, for il is too thin to be
lost
"Now, since the railroad has been run
through the entire length OF the county, and
nas ea im in.o es'slence ahe t9"n y J. nlii y !;
ETC.:
aNemo'sn ewes must be closed, else he
cou,d very nlainlv see the list Of rail-
road terminuses dixie the present Dilon>
merely deserted wav stations. Look at the
uDives- Of a wear or 50 ago. and the cred
Rock, Of last, simmer What are thew now 2
Roth of tbese towns wore taunorarilv. like
Dillon onlv temnorarv terminal noints. To.
dav tbav arc dasa,+ed b,,ros. Tins If will he
with dillon wban tho Farm ms ia moved IN
7 do not cav tbis 70 d;scred;t the town I'm,
it is bound to meet the same fate that others
have mot and If v,,, vanish almost from
,ub,ic pot;ce
Permit me- to no the ,oc.,itv and snr
ronndinos Of Di,,on brieAv 7 know WE,
wbareof 7 write. and will not attic INIT q mar
t;c,e Of exaoueration. One ordinary comm,
s,o,e % snnn,v all the settle, in tha Ra.ver
bo,a vauov after the ..term;,ns,, moves IN
and tbep the clerk can have leisure time f.
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