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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-08

SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made
miserable by that terrible cough.
Shiloh's Cure is the remedy for you.
Sold by z. G. M i. Drug Store. 81
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A Freight Train leaves Ogden daily
for Butte at 1890 am, giving daylight
ride through Cache Valley. and regular
freight train arrives daily at Ogden o
40 q. ID. from Butte.
W. B. D0DDRIDGE. supt.
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attempt Go Lynch.

Charleston. S. c., 6.-An attempt was
was made last night to lynch DR., W.
Sims, confined in Aitken County Jail on
the charge Of malpractice, upon his wife.
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PREMATURE GRAYNEss avoided
by using Parker's Hair Balsara, dis
tingnished for its cleanliness and
perfume.
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A COmm0n-sense Remedy.
SECRET

THE ONLY DISCOVER OF THE POL
SONOUS URIC AID WHICH EXISTS IN
THE BLOOD OF RHEUMATIC AND
EQUITY PATIENTS.
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Receives Deposits Payable on Demand

Makes Collections Reneitt5ng Pro
ceeds Promptly.
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DISEASES OF DOGS, A PRATIC AL
guide for every dog owner on cart
dogs and prevention and treatment Of the1
diseases, 25e. Dog Training, 25c. Hunting
Trapping, Fishing and Dressing FuTs, l
Taxiderm:sS 30. OF booksellers or by ma
TeSsE HANEY co, 10 Spruce ST., N. Y.
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Fare to Garfield and Return. sSAEas
DAY, $125.
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W. VI, RITNR, Sup't.
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POSTAL. IEl:EG..AAPEN

FROM Il >;.er;..: telegram .r'm WASH
iEy.on ,;ic Chi, ago L"s.'-Cc<"n we
learn there really seems To bc some pres
pee: of legislation in favor .; some kind
Of postal Telegraph system. The mat
ter has been referred to Il subcommittee
composed Of Anderson, Jcr:;e,,-"ii. and
Springer. OF ti.c.e g.n'!c,u.,. ,.,r
Springer il known t. le Very IN. y in
:av"r Oi ~ government telegraph ,rr-
vic. nni inc will IL, allie IL cn,a;.lund
:: lar, following o. i,:< ,.,r,.- Tic
s. ~ ;ivor o: hnyinc The ,:::cnt
ii the companies. This does 10! a:,,r.,r
the .Ull,iiiit.v WHO a.c "a. ,;t>i.,.,i,s as
Ir. springer .! M,'"Ni,. i;..:in. -. same
result. Nj. An.!,.r-:n is :;,.>! a.: i,,.:r!,
convinced. -, IL. : ,riEce: Eat ,.>v GOV
rvn''-ni ~!,"".d inter-. - and reject
4. ~. ,;c:'i,le from the exor,:tolt :i.arc.S
-! iri' :.rain companies. by he erection
q. t:nts .. lis own between IT,. i...tiE
"i:ivs .. the country =: least. lie think.
ti,.t the Zines could he constructed
cheap r ;h:,' they c"u;,: IL :"c liza. "a,
;:> thr TELEGRAPH: cOlil an :.-a:";. IL: >tGcEr,l
for ::..ny t!:Hrs the actu;.tc;.>t. There is
It question, ln"cver, as 1" whether
,l,e companies would s,s.t ri;t down the +,
rair> toa !"w;v ln:n, than the govern !:
men; c'HIlI make between thc ,niats
where the postal Telegraph. wa> rS.ai- !:
'ishsd, ana tiius al:cn.pt tn :,,;t ,..c ia!- |
t.; into d;~fav"r with IT,. bubble; in
which case Congress would PERHAPS
Lave 60 abolish the system. wica INK. |
old rates co.tl,i IL, re.>;nYx,: ii once. The !
IS Thought i,y some O: the /!
to Involve nGcrc difficulties
than are apparent t" Mr.. Springer. Mr.. |;
the third member us the sub !
is understood not to have ;
any decided views as yet ON the qucs-
ton ofthe feasibility ofthc proposition. |
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Any MOra Like Him.

IN" u: IKE lumber :. .a.s.rs IN Ali.iii-
GAN ;s;> COR the jri-. ti,rtc years bcel,
supplying" u 'ic:,lc: liz Albany. For thu
IiI-t Year everything went we'll. bat ut
length the -\ina'I; man began to crn-
!'l:.in. lie i",ils. :, shortage o.: ''yt!iS'
III every carload SEN: him AMI .le:.,nn.!-
~u discounts therefor, ami last >prin: it
w.'> imp''s ;b,c to pleas. !.ii!. Nom =
~: how carefully l,in;,,r ANA s.iiii.4.-
were '..uii>ss' am! bite. ,i..r., H.. was
sure to write back .:,i .:.,.y wc:. not III,
I" the standard. \ iew week. a.<, a.:.r-
load OF '-:.lr' shingles were sen: hi:,.
The ''>t:tr shingles heat :iNvthin" nMit'
~ The cshln,rt. and they knew j. il. Al
hanE Is We: rs in Mr!,i.u.l, bal ~ -s;nn
a>':'.r;'I arrived the .l,iny!.., were. bard
i 'c:eir hH',S, and hv r.,u!i net unl,.,,
n" car unit assured UI !. discount -.
twenty-five cents II thousand. The
N.c;li"an,:,c had suffered long. hut the
CAD was hi.''. ne mad Inspected every
."lAsi. u; .~'.:nr!,:, "n thar car. :..l h,.
hi:.d> up h,~ iiind t. =" - .,i:,a.,: and
l,t>tc': t;:ci.l "vts a:::::,: ia: ,':..vy
h.'1 never -''''' him, AMI the :,'o.v.,i,w
",s",": i..:o 'i,- office a. Il so..!.t t..
D'i go 90 II -,;l.:- .:>.r;: :; * >,:n.lc>.
~ :" ,.'..;..tv Vital yn, wan. ."
IF:'':i:.., !>;'.iu. 't,' .i;.>i,.i:.i.l. ~,
90: !! r,i-!".'; q. :i;,..i,..:. .-,.;.' .;,;;
I'.'E'. "i"*l lay 'cran,' >',in.:!,. yea
-. -.IW.''
Arr die. I'LL pcri.ct::'
':r~r: az" e them.
y" Ills ia til. - .,r. i. III.
::,ii,.'!,.-,:
~. a.. every r',li y, .;,.d. ~.,;
them ;''",' " Miri,i'r"a.!,r ni.,i. -.
- :a'.!:' - IN" ":i c'..i:'iu:.i.l,G.,t:. ami
Il" :it'"t >'n1 ':ea -:i'.i; o.! S>..,...; class
sui. t'''.c :',.: K. '.:n.''
-" ). ':EH. n'4uir'!r nu,:~! 81. hi.
,'H''"e': cad a:,t i;,i. ;. Gown ,.m., III.
.' ' ..;e ':'.':": tco:; it u.,. ss.,;. ="
name ..:.h Sat iowa w:s:: i S!..n..,. i. i.
"a: Al his Knees. Ti. r. Was -, .;v,;,,
81 !i'c ~ they :: :':t.. :; .:,,.:, other, AMI
)! ;,.-'.> u n:!liai: ',..u:..liu ;;..,;,,.
SOW: ':N:e'"h'l !,:> i:,i'; s,i.i A,,r -.
,'.:.l :E,i =
80 :''d "'ei So. l. i.:::i. ..:,':,, .,,.s,
a' i3.,::n.! as; o. ;.;,u>..,:.. XIII,
:.n..s'i, III s,,,;::,..
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Don't Uss BIZ: Words.

Ia p''"nu;S:,.iny your c-:,,eri, ..,y;t..
u.n:, or artic'il..i,.:. Year <,,pcrliti,l
S."ti!'"n'aliiic> and u,.,:,n.,,c' n;,;,. ill.,
:.'':!.'"::l observations, l".war. Of ..I.u;.
n'.'h'i's pndcrsity. Let Your con-
Ee:s;'tioha! comm unis:s.icns nc,.-,.. :.
c'a;l''e't c'nciSenc>>, Il c.,,,p,,.1., =. c,.n -
P";"''>''':r:'>s, Goa '.-,:.t.l.t ,nn.,; ,r,,.,.
III" Il '"nc;teh;:c:t c:.,",ry. E.,.;,.;.
al ."''*lohi"r:.t"n, OF i!atuj,.ot ...,rr,,,:
~. 'uH' h'h!''e'ileit AM! a;iI,;n.. :. ~ :
t;''inn: Let your "x;c,,. or:,nr"u* t'' 'i'.
c:;nt'',ss and u:,prrn.c.iitat ri r~n. "i;,-
H'.~ nave inteiIigiIilty ami ver:,, ci'..
v,'Ha'!'I' without rho,!o.:,n,t,,'e '' u.s.
a III, ,I ',"nh,st. Sc'lu'o,.,v avo Gi
AL p"!ysy!a!'ilc procundity' n3;" 1,s"'n
pr'ixi'y, psiitac:u. v.c,,itv v..nt. s,as
I:a' ver'"'sity, and vani.mr,;rnt ~ v..,';'9
ny. Sn"n double ente. d'ys nr,, "i;''.
jo,"'s"y' an! pesti:cro,l. pro':,n;t "''. .,.
t t'.i.. or apparent. In other w,,r w.
tI!k plainly: briefly, naturaiIv " ..'ni;'
~. ~. !r;,,hiuliy, purely. Keen ' f,,',.,
,. s:'ns;;' don't put on airs s:,v n .,a
3 !,",',. mean mean villa! you s,y . "as
""h use big words. "'' anu
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-08
LAYS the -. !..Onis I,,y,.,l,l:..A,, q,

lays the II. i-"n!s Republican: ''Scn-
;s:"r sherman, whose great reputation az
a iiEanci": rests mainly on his ready
habit ct abandoning hi: own views when
they prove u..>nul,l and ADOPTING and
ap'rop:iat.i'- the better views OF Others.
makes an extraordinary con .cs-ion OF
errors III tie financial and tariff system
which his party has so r;g;lly maia-
taincd for the last twenty years. Per-
hap, we o.! I'll: IL give Senator Sherman
credit fer the docility hc exhibits in
learning thc,. Important truths and for
the candOr he exhibits in admitting
them. Still it is amazing that he was
not able to learn and admit them wears
ago. lie seems to have made his chief
discoveries in finance and free-trale
since he left the Treasury Department,
for his official reports for four years as
Secretary Of the Treasury are strangely
silent Oh the matters which he now e.
teens Of 80 great importance.
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I'll" Now York I..;im.n boasts that il
has The hanI>.iGe>t lot vi enemies i'm
The r"un,:y-the S.ar-rOEte thieves or
y:.us. the Stalwart press and Guite.u.
TO al Of which the Chicago In,cr-Occon
remarks: I'm Mr.. Reds article upon
''Star-rOute Thieves" he seems tn forget
more easily than the public that he was
present at the great Dorsey dinner, and
made Il speech eulo@izing Dorsey. SEN
ltor Conkling WAS not present. Mr..
Reid was the active friend Of Brady.
who was made Assistant Postmaster
General. What had Stalwartis,n to do
with appointing any If those men under
Hayes administration: The same men.
led Ly such ~ the editor Of the Tribune,
'siclsetl Arthur and Cornell out of Office.
The Tribune strangely forgets older
crOnios."
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-08
THE UNION GFNERALB.

Ti" failure of This Paris institution
;:a.'" rise ,"a !,an;c which i, felt in every
money centre in Europe, and 1T presen,
is*i:ghtly ;cli in the United States. The
institution ut the time OF its failure wis
only about Il year old. but during it.
brief existence it las n,anagc.: 70 cOn,-
mi; rs niuc:. i,sisc:i:e.: as many others
! ::'' have Jailed and antt-tlat.,l il scores
%; years. The Oh icc! ci cts Organization
rs stated ly itself was. 1.-The girin" of a
Religions direction to the industrial Gu
'eri'r:ses OF the day." A hank organized
III this country upon sucl, an avowe.l
purpose could swindle but few people
here. ;ut it seems the institu-
ton took like wild-fire i'm France.
1t appealed! directly to the re-
!ig;OIs sentiment Of the country
All money flowed in the vaults of the
bank. One individual. tho C"n,:c he
t.:"uI;"rl. :;"nr Deposited j.'1t .'tM
:r.,n"*. ami others rn:G:a:ing hi~ tx:..n-
..'c entrusted large >u,.,s t" the i,,.li;u-
lion until il had received, in TIE ay.r..-
"a. '';.'h"'.'ah lian".. Hr about elj..hD,-
,""s. It is presumed this money has
been expended III givinga religious turn
10 certain .peculation> engaged in Ivy
the manager and President Of the insti-
tuition. and that ii h,~ DISAPPEARED heav-
rn"ai.i, i"r an rHa:..;v:;::rn ri its Vaults
t!:.cIn>t~ the fact stat m:t :. ce.lt Of the
VAST d..,arI:> remains III them.
Anon. those WHO were sufferer, by
til. sharp i.racticc. .. t;.c"t ninn Zen
sE:.c" was one OK tive l.Nth-cl,i:.>
VII" headed Il syndicate III V .n.ar>'
wl!s>>r object WITS t. ';>.,s,>< the stock
Il al c-.:sie Il ''!n;.r cOrntr" i,y TIE sinh
i'ie !.r'""'-- q: issuing ncw shares. The
;n.oa Generate beat i.i.I and III. a>>:,-
tia t. ont .: $,j.Oh,.TG, IL t!:ac game.
which - effected Ent!i-,h:ld that he
sIi.rl-i: J. said n !, broken. heart. The
''ur-i:uy a.: dis n,:lE,i,,".I: !ul,i.:. WAS
IN :'ly lr';,-!,; :.:n,ut !.y III" r,:l~.l of
'!'' Lander bank I" l:sy l. .MH'.:ss' francs
Whites i.M; been depended upon u c,,:a-
-. .'c institution I" Eu,i lis liabilities |
::.. r:,r,t -: Ibis failure - far IL tlc
| u!::a .~t:;;y> AZ. concerned, is simply !
/" relieve th.' '!.;:'"r:" m..a..y Vault. .,
New York .t i few millions &C their !
Hr:,luS gold which vii; l" ...n; to |
France 10 hell, involved: !,srtir,. n their
.'u."raGy ':nh"rl:.s- H:cE'. rni> gold |
VIII come back again in due time and !
hr:n. with it a. ;.l,,"i: mere tur Invest
nave been greatly strengthened ia Tie !
re",n; collapse "f fancy French stocks.
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VII. Xrw Nnrl ZI.;LuuH con

The New York 2rihune congratulate
its party that New York State ha.
changed from N.'an Democratic n,:, :or-
ity ia l>"s I" =. ;hW Republican ma ;ority
in ISL. and adds This makes New
York Republican t'.9cver.' The child
like iaisli 0f tic I,li,unc is probably
sounded upon the sweet harmony now
existing between the two factions o: the
Republican parry of that State and the
ren'otene~. o.; the possibility Of the Stall
warts anG Hali-hresl- each putting II
;n the iield -. the next gu;,-
crnat"r;:t' election.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-08

Mr.. Dillon, Member Of Parliament.
hut now in lHilrainham Jail. declines tn
treat Will, Mr.. Forster on tho subject u:
his conditional release from C'n!inv-
ment, and Mr.. G!a,I.tone says the Gov.
eminent cannot consent to the release
OF the su>pcctsat present. So between
Mr.. billions refusal to b. released on
terms proposed by the government, an!
NJ. G!adstonc's Discrimination t" liber-
ate II i'm the former gentleman will not
take his seat in Parliament for the pres
<s,%
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I'm MINERS u1uo0 1AIx.

Thu nagniAee.t building = h1ling %
the ground. Why Il b falling and
whether any one IL to blame for it, pres
ent condition il h not our purpose TO
stop and inquire. It h enough for ~
to know II h in . ruined condition and
that large body ofoQr most Tespeeeedeit-
izens-the hone and sinew ofthis mining
section-are the sufIerers. For manyl long
weary months-We may say years-the
members Of the Union have toiled earn
cstly and faithfully t. add little by little
to the fund with which to Legin the
building: of structure that would not
only be an honor to themselves, but an
ornament to the city-a building in
which every resident Of Butte could
take . just pride. In the erection Of
the building, which was almost COM
pleted when this disaster overlook it,
the members Of the Union conceived
they had accomplished that object.
Many Of the members have families
here and all may be considered as pcr-
lnanent residents. To their intelligent
efforts in developing the mines in this
vicinity our citizens owe much OF the
present prosperity Of Butte. Steady in
their habits. honest in their dealings
anal faithful in their labor they have as
Il body o: men commended themselves
to the favorable consideration Of our
business men. 10 these latter they now
appeal for aid to rebuild their hall. This
appeal should not b. made il vain.
Their loss ia The falling OF their build
ing will Reach nearly ii not quite $l3,-
nsI. Cannot. will not our business men
take hold and help the boys out Of their
present financial embarrassment : Many !
# the mine superintendent have a..
ready >ignitie.l theft willingness t. help
hem. Let not the citizens Of Butte lie
b hind in tl,;. y after. \ few dollars
ron: each one will, in The aggregate,
makes sam sufficient to Justify the
nrnI.r> in taking Immediate steps
oward the rebuilding o: their hall. Let
I liz given freely and chctrful!y. Like
'r,.u: cast upon the waters, it will re-
urn 10 the donors an hundred fold.
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1.-The next cabinet appointment mat'e
by Chester a. Arthur will determine
whether he intends to be the President
of faction Of the Republican party. -
Springfield Republican.
"Beware, sir" exclaimed the truly
high-spirited young man in the OLD
story. "Beware, sir! You have called
me liar; you have slapped my face;
yu., have kicked me: warn you not to
co too far, sir: YOU will rouse the sleep
iEr lion .''-N. y. World.
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Mr.. Jesse SlauldinG, collector III the
port Of Chicago: and who is supposed to
b, II creature Of Logan, is causing c"il-
>t:rnati"n among the custom HOUSE. en-
r!oyes Of that city. On the End inst the
;m.;:i zeal cleavcr FEY! and The heads 81:
=. at Of he OK. ,nl.io.,c> :.l:. He ,,s..r.!
II, ether age. c:,..';cnc; nor long service.
y C!.ira::n c"ru~l'o. tcnt .: the Sam
Francisco C.'o,s:c,c III referring to the
matter says: ''Eron the nature of the
removals it is evident tina. the admins
iE'tion think they arc enjoying revenge
against President Hayes administration
AMI ex-Secre'ary Sherman, since they
!'v" selected ".t!y such cnlplove:. a.
were supporters. ri the r<--,..r.:arr, i,At
Mt ,i>"':.-,::ri!y his :.,,},o;nt.c:. They
81. ':'n:'''i him, - ;:l... s,n,.-;..i .;,"y
i:."E ";si:d c!"l r. Mivc':ac 90,
Il l.in!i,.,n they .:>"<e. ,n:i@-tor
Si':s'i:'.i:'@ M: beard i, ~
':iH"'> /" L. i,:.iainen; .':ilil.,.,l:l within
'l.r .:.-t a." .,....;: There arr. too, MANY
On" E,cn in this CG>:. ,,,,-!,n;,... rr,-
tie :" ::,an :!cm CT, ami replace item
via l.A:iv,'. cf tO".l co,n;E.' Yni.
'r"lar,> exhibits Nh spar and ie..;iny
;s':.iE:c tn Hays administration.
''':tr t',:ns:.: ar NOW expected within
Ei:<.i !a.... Their: were many pro-
r"i.h2-~i t'r.:,t me-, in the custom, .cr-
':o" ''":r 81 .lur;!'" Hayes a,lnin>trs-
ration. !sut !. Wa never -!,.u;.,; hy
SAITH that :: ;iE:a. b,..:s;l,c he
'',s~ y government "'!".oyr. lost III.
'r, >slo:n 81 "niuion. Th"-" .;,c, :r.. to-
d, $a!r. while ,h" frirn.!s O.: t!.. y .v...r
!" l;ch spared t.cM ar i'.iny ,,.,rril.ss-
Is killed.
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THE FUNDING BILL.

Mr.. Shcrn'an'ss yer cent. funding
bill passed the Senate by decisive
Vote. But it was amended beyond all
recognition by its introducer. The
principal amendments consist in legal
izins Windows 3: per cents; prohibit
ing the payment of the per cents. until
n'atured i'onds bearing higher rate of
interest shall be raid; requiring national
banks to give thirty days notice oil it,
intention b withdraw their circulating
notes, and that net more than g..
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The seemingly in credible STATE n" II |,
that the cost of fences In the C""e''
States amouuts to considerably more
than the national debt. is given co'oE ny
the Bureau Of Statistics Of INDIANA
which says that the fences OF thai STATE
If extended in single line, would 60
around the world nearly fourteen times.
Their aggregate length Is put down at
over ~ 900 miles, and their total cost
not less than $oN, OOO, 900.
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The XsSsr N6eastots hae Scona c
tutor in the Independent and ehuckles
ever the discovery. While the one
vould dishonor the metal which T"
huildiue up this section, the other y en-
deevoring to belittle and pull down the
eity. which prospen - the silver INDUS.
try is profitable. Truly, beao1''ul
brace Of Montana journals.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-08

one Of tho Eon iaI,; kiugs played poker .t
CO ns.."tlv 't e.. c'ul's OF San Francis.
hours oniy , '%,s s,wen ~ consecutive
an equal a'n ~"n ;o,oo and he who ltst
'"'slde'-Ne'o York pcner' ~ 70 "" commit
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Notwithstanding the mass Of diplo.
matte delivennces which have crowded
the columns Of the eastern press during
the pet few days concerning Genesal
Blaine and the part he has taken in the
Chili-Peru ipbrog1io, It is still dincult
to get at the true inwariness Of the situ-
alton. The whole correspondence
touching the matter has been called for
BY . resolution Of Congress, but when
we get it there is not much likelihood
any new light will be thrown upon the
subject. While General Blaine has been
severely criticised by one party for
the part he took in the matter duxins
his premiership, his immediate person
al and political friends deny he was in
fuenced by any motive sa We doing what
he conceived to lie his duty to his coun-
try. Mr.. Blaine has not been silent and
his explanation backed by his letters o.
instructions to Mr.. Trcs.rtt place him
in fair light before the American peo-
pie. Boiled down his view of the stu
alton in South America ut tie time he
'';nterieret,," as his enemies define lis
action, NAV he briefly stated as follows:
1.-the demand of Chill is equivalent to
the destruction of Peru. for the Reason
that it takes from tile latter country the
great body Of her guann and all her nj
trate beds, AMI thus dcprive> her OF her
sources Of revepuc. What Chilli
is taking from Peru, is relatively a fur
greater loss to Peru than the loss of the
seeding states would have been to the
American Union. Far greater than that
indeed, than ii the Pacific
coast had joined the rebellion and gone
out forever. That would hav.. taken all
the sugar lands. all the cotton lands,
and nil the precious mineral lands from,
the United States, and would have de-
stroy ed our powerani our very exist
ence. Precisely that fate is to be iniiict-
al OH Peru; and Chill now permits the
United States t. mediate only on con.!i-
ton that she will promote this wholesale
destruction Of Il friendly republic, a de-
as complete and as cruel is the
PARTITION of POland.''
Mr.. Elaine contends that ii Chill lv
allowed to absorb Peru, or 50 much Q: Ii. r
Ierritor as to render her helpless, she |;
will xrrUgate to herself further powers, !
.h,l in the end the rt:silIt vii! he the ui- |
*r destruction OF the commercial in;c:. ,
.>t> "f the United States on the Sou.i,
Pacific coast. What l:c has done was
"r.Ornlcd with the view of preserving
hc integrity OF Peru an.. to carry Gu;
he spirit o;' the Monroe doctrine ~, un-
!er>tGOd l'y the mass o. The American
'."!,ic. lie adds that ''llc has ,rv;. no
.:,srn to change his mind as IL The
wisdom o.! the course marked out" Al
Tough the .Adnlinisl ration has rcver:,> Il
Ir. Blaine's South American policy, it
en,aills to be seen whether that OF the
lainc statesman will not, in the end,
u sustained hy the people. Viewing
he matter from this distance, it is safe
. assume that when the real facts arc
lifted out it will be found ina; Blaine
ill Ike Oh top.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-08

Mr.. BeTgh, the friend at dumb animals.
Is now engaged in publishing letters
against vaccination. He Is spelling his
record aa a Humanitarian.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-08
JUNCTION JoTT1Nos
Interesting Items About r..
Mines.
JUNCTION, IDAHO, Feb :,

JUNCTION. IDAHO. Feb. !, 1sr
Editor Butte Miner:
Thinking perhaps you would ..
a few items from here and give w.,
place in your v"'uabI. paper. n,n,'
| I would try and furnish them y"
The Junction al rr;>rn, ;.,..,,.
rather dull appearance, whi"., ,:,,.
lay to the fall OF the .;,:.;.,i.,, -, ". We
mountains over w:,iI. %. rn,,. VIZ
and rs our p!;'"c is y"::.1. W. law.
depend \ great etc.,, Oh ;:,,r 10. ,r,.,
This Ut course las n,..l! >.i,.: wv
as there is too much SNOW for
traveller to- tackle.
We are not dt>..'s;i;n~ ,,w, ycr,sm
are living in high hopes o: Ia. n.,r,
ture bringing us Il s<s"riu,> HARVEST r,,.
our many mining ,'.n,.~.
We will start wiz. :-pr;,. s.opu,,;,
District, which j.. >i'.u,,,! ...n .:.,,,;
southwest Of h.r. an': is uu:,l',,,1,,
the best Of the ..rai ra,.n. in c,..
proximity to this o'"i. 'rh. mos, -;
the prominent mine, in .'.i~ r..,,,, ~,
owned b.: Peas. * Taylor. r.. = :,,,on,
them being the -\:... i.n; .ni r.,
Windy.
Tie Allegheny i. ':.>' '"',,l l.,
SHAFT - feet. and: n ir..i:,.r aj..i:, i.
same depth. Th:~' '.r....,' ,.,,..,
Il vein uy cYrh,nai,- i,.: $50. ....
i'm: from 20 I" ~ o""nr-- il. ~ b.,
ton, wiki :. GOES! icr con; j.. /, H..
The Big Windy j. Il .,;>.',-l,g. i, H..
!, shaft ~ lc,.t tle..!. wi.;ri, j. d, g.. g.:
and shows ore ON a.! sid . =. MA.
b"tton. 1t is not Is li;"l, -: .;.,,r.
is in ii, sister, bat ~Il"W- a".... ..,y,..
:,ss;,ying from 30 1o3 -, ",is!., -. !, .,;y,.
per tor.
The next j, Willow. This "'...r.>:.,,
II miles c;,..l 81 spring. -,.,'.>".,.. ',..y.
is the N'io.:, mine, o":w ',v .s:,;;,
iiustin OF Salt LAX ana! VI. 49,: .o.,.
50 a.: t!.at pl::rr. This "A + .. ...ln.
e' by S.Vrr::, -l:"..~ AL | 'u.:,.r,~. :; +,
VIA; :.N:cnt cannoi -. ::r.l..y Ia,
it that /. ,:.is mine were =. i:.lt. !,
would be put Oh ,i.r boar! =. ~ L.,
than ,ND,'ED. ami pay :; III =: =. ..:v:.
dcnl o; from - to l;t! s.,n'.
Nov We come to oar n".>.' .,,!."r