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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-26
Notice of Time Of Proving WIZ

In Probate Court. In and for silver Row
C0un.y, Montana TeS 1itOry
IL lie matter OF the ssiate AZ Frederick
0seltenb u lclsrr. dc ceased
Pursuant 10 Nm order Of said Court, made
an the 9yah DAY Of July. 4. d. 1852. Office u
Auguse, a. u. lSse. st 10 O'Clock .. M. Of
sad day. IT the curt room Of said csu,t, a.
the city al lsutte. ~ TIE COUNTY al silver
0NW. has been appointed ~ the time ard
broilenbutci, T. deeeNsei, and N'r hearing
the lppl tral iO'' Of AItll0s.y II Baryct sid
Cur,sllan Jak~y. fOs the issuance 10 them
Of letters tests m,cWtsry. when asml wlicr''
teAt the me
Dated this 9th day Of july. A. u. Isse.
CALEB F.. IRVINE.
24sw5e PrDaate Judge aud ex 0t11cto clerk.
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Yesterday morning Capt. Csaw-
ford, while towing out . vesst1, pick
ed %, some distance from land. =
board about three inches wide by
three feet long, upon ose end Of
which was tied . bottle nlled with
vine. while upoa the other e'sd was
fastened another battle filled with
letten. Upon one side Of the hoard
WAS written: ''Please mail the letters
and drink the wine, Officers L. =. s.
Tallapoosa, bound fur Pensacola, Fla.
Please break in the bHttle and mail
enclosed letters." Upon the other
side of the board was written: ~. 8.
steamer Tallapoosa, ut sea, June q,
~, Weather fIne." The bettle con-
taining the letten was broken. Capt.
Crawford sighted the Tallapoosa in
The distance and everything seemed
to b working smoothly. He return
Cd to llayport in time to hand the
letters 70 Mr.. George L. Fox, the
mail agent, who deliveied them to
Col. Jay upon arriving ct the city
and they were Immediately forward
Cd North.-Flor;tla LMj0H.
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lGr. Jessph 0'Nsil, Helena = in
Dutte.
NJ. Murt3ock l(ossiooa b ID from
Pspeseons.
Jehn Davis, the psinesog ttage men
b d Du1te.
III. r. r. Wallaee, of Bannock, =
% ~ city.
NJ. ]. z. Isjes; Il Omaha, b
amo0g ~ Soee1t arrivals.
llr. p. KoeoiGDbefges arrived ftu0
Gan FSaseiseo last svsoing.
ma n. Rsoesey, 0sand Master,
A. =. 4 A. H., b ID the city.
Heo. ]. e. Galloway came over
fssn Viryinls City ysstssday.
Ma T. 0aines aod child and Nm.
L. Z. Hassjs, arrived hfsm Og6ea q
1T evsoing's tg&iD.
NJ. Frank Barrett, . thoeoagh
ninse aad . god fellow gsDesally,
arrived ffo0 0alt Lake a. ootuUoaY.
Mn Lillian EdGingtoa having -
eop1ed - eogngeme0t With troupe
u New Yosk, jslt fse tbat city 6aD-
day Dessiag.
~. Mr.. Lamb TotuSnod fto0
03soda)s % Aeoday night. He
pesoshed 70 . lasgs audieooe At Rap
tis1D ID hat plaeo a Sunday hst.
JchD =. F0gboD and Rev. ard Mn
]. r. Rassel lek this morning 1oe
Der Ledge, teattssd TIE wedding a
nsv. Willy Mesakjoy ed Mn El)s
lGViD0.
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DoU10 ; III 10

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One upon . tjne,ra The dinner
h9ur apPsoaehed, Dumas e3t u bic
pocket and lhund Il empty. He had
toegottsa his parse.
Making biz way promptly 10 the
hoaos q Paul Msurice, be found
Nina 0euriee q hoa.e, bat not her
hoshand, Who had goas out taking
The key Of hb cash-box with him,
asd leaviag her one solitary louis for
doanestie expenses.
"well, III take that" said Dumas;
II wanted at least i've, but it'll b
hard II Icant serapetogethes the eth.
e four"
And prsssing the ladys hand
warmly he was abeut b take bic
)eave when che called him hack.
lob, n. Dumas, know you arc
Sbad Of my pickles, and q I've just
been making some I've put aside .
jar for you"
"Oh, thank you ever ~ nluch. I'll
take L now"
mo; I'll let the servant girl carry
It out to your cab"
Dumas regime the vehicle, follow
ed ~ the maid, who deposits the jar
on the seat beside him.
Thanks, puas," says the novelist.
with . paternal chuck Of the chin;
there, take this for your TROUBLED"
And he hands her the louis he had
just borrowed from her mistress.
WAAalN0CnN InlY 14-Rreai.
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~ ssvssal ~. - = 6 pgssool
% . 1sue aqnsag ~ Gbodhes =
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4unn11O0aAI UUVVa
0aneA Jsoo - 0o1umnoe( Or
0Do0o0Uoe
Dsoosat ~ ~ e)esls3e ngAA
Tsa1e = sushing . Dooeaoo.
1As1jeys)s euass ~ struek VIZ
Oinls CITY.
0svssssr rstls' term win sxpase
III 0o0th.
h u. +. eoo)bseoee = % soaDioo
q 0oooOoo.
The - Pslssoss b 6 vssk b
vhUlole CITY.
TAe sooaalss 1eseeod Win Wit
Doo6oo o0oe 0ogo ~ soaooo.
III Nessheso Rae11e surveyos
vim Teos6 Dea1eo % . ~ days.
ol1-Aene eeoeho Now looye Dooa
nao dally - ~ Toagus rivse nne.
The Dev Netho,lkt church ID
Dooo0an NJ Dedicated hst ounday.
Daily mall service has boen estab-
hhsd bstwees Hejena and Dees
| Ledge.
Rev. Father Camp b advocating
~ egoetjoa ofs SISTERS Hoor1tal %
Deoo0an.
The cattle elsan-up IN Dsaveshead
eoaaty thb seasoa will tot ~ about
$500 heod.
1enm Sssese, Ferris 4 White.
bonhes, Dlllsa, win estaolish . task
q 0o0e0ao.
Tho eeanty seat Of Je0essoa eoan.
y soo0o = 10 destined % reaaojn at
RadeDbsEg.
Coek City boosts Of two small
aalooas aad - noney. sun ooasid-
enable Sow.
JeAa O'Neasa, . we'll knoWn
nlose a Dajd Butte, did at That
plaee - the 19th.
1iIes CITY bpsspasing against Ass
I-evse $3.50 having besa eoatsibutsd
toward - sagiDe iund.
TAo Dooonan and feet Ellis boys
have arranged b ply . matehed
game u base hall ~ )lo0 . side.
Boeae Visa = ~ namo a TIE
agricultural town loeabod recently
Deae ~ heod a 6lxtooa Nile creek.
Barker distIiet = lee0ing up and
theaU soe0o % - aDege aetivity n
IL camp than ct any time thb ~
The Collar y saso 70 - ~ best
mise q llajdea district. Two smot
TEN vim b PIT up In the district n .
Ghogt time.
J. n. Woed, who oPesaaed the Asst
s1uies ID A]des guleh, be- jusG rstsrn-
q b - Tsssibssy after ~ ahsesee
efsovssal yean h Texas.
TIE Rspuhliean psimasie in
Choesan eosnty viii b hs)d % est-
urday, August 5th, aud tie eoavea-
! uoa win meet On Saturday, 6eptem-
Der q.
! Two sixty bocse power engines and
several wagons loaded with other
F; machinery paDed throagh Doosanen
- TIE nth q route from Dillon 70
Tie TunDel.
Ovse 5000 hesd a shesp az on
The rad from Oregon to Nontana.
Mest q them viii b put q ths
Sanges Il Choteau and Neaghee
eountles.
Il b repoeted there be- beea . ~
esat discovery near Beoennaa u .
copper mine-ofa new coal vein IN
Bridgee-ofa large iron deposit near
6ixteon-wiDe.
r. H. Howe, Supesintendest q
Public Ipstsuetion foe Montana, 10
soGAGed In se3ecting the land - b
ct asi1s To- sehool parpasss. He he's
alssady heated 81 sections, and has
le@ seetioas vt to seleet, making In
I'll y.
nert.,E Clam. .x.ere,t Aor thu
r.a,.-.. ~ a. 49,. rS..,~..
Kansas, o. the aoth. CIapp b the
man whose ad0inistsatjo0 Of a6Ai5s
q The Crow agency created % mech
uoeaviable notosiety several years
-
III. cl.,&,. Fora ditch Nil, n, III.
v.,a.--@... .,,,.. A... ~ ~.
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h CoiobeD Rank K. q r., tAiD
CIV. Vil eo1obgnoo tho6P ao0tvog1agy
- ~ ~ q Augast. h loaDD
q Helsaa, De0onao, Dsoeeo, Deee
LoaDe, 0alt Lake snd Og6sa hovo
booo i0viood. I1ogo win - g1ao4
unGnho n ~ alopgD0on aD0 Q bo0 -
~ svso1aG.
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Local Newp-

Local News
1su0 - Dony - 1oa11a0.
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0sskss to1aQ.
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thsss bslag asss - ~ New Yea
uDagkoe.
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TAgoo thoomo6 0GhD ef1epe IN
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Jssk. ~ svsolaG.
n 0nlvo6ogO 0lno ~ elapel
deva - aeeeaoG @ vaooe. 4 laanl
ps0p 40 beso ssased.
A saisbsw - 0ssoldhe oalus1ae
sight. h hoso vogo ~ vls6b1e
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= ~ SuolGbauD oosv)o0 - WGse
0s10los olsoe ~ b1svn 1eVa 0sar
~ 1igAe
D. n. Dslloaose. Alssst Dsv6 ~
". ~. Pssvso Vsoe eue = ~ Hask
- . - ~ 0so1s0. 11a1 ssaGhe
s
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iooosose = - asoooey ~ hohagy
~ashllshosot - n. q. Csosss. A.
tsotIso = sal0sd - thslr end II
aosebse eeoono.
Cnahlee Joocph = Hahe q ~
Hlme Naeaeoal 1T = - ~ -.
ahl.e With Nh - y ~ lleall1y
- ~ sso60st sgbos1Ds0, ~ ~
essaav, ~ . tsooD6eos $1,000 = ~
baak.
HopQy's NV bs0vUsy ~ opoood
- - ~ sss80 g Mn - rssk
0lsooA 1his = ~ eegDee vbsgo
thase W. desls0 - Veek 81 the1e
sso4 AZ - sspeseea - ssogse'
on~
II ~ Pssha1s Cssst, yssossday,
- ~ 60 q Joojas eolvssuaa ~
:. !. Ls~sev. $3.50: -. asease =
sesevse $3.50 ~ oooe9 aeeoee0soe,
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Mr. u. C1ssao, q rA'lllpabosg. 4
- ~ ~.
II. Aha. n. Dsaltie, HeDeaa, 4
vls1eiag Dse1s.
II. Jeha Tssaaee; a 1ed Nom
TIN, = b H. ely.
DlshsP In. Dssvse Win lsags -
0loo6a1o to,0aeyoW.
Ma II. 4. 1lahoo, q Butts, = VI.
Ming Dsse Lsdgs ftjssds.
II. J. II. Dowuo ~ NJ setafD-
q Ao0 ~ Dnst oan6av.
Nr. C. q lGalthswu q He)eaa, A.
Sivod ID D1ete Sunday nigbt.
d. A. II. lGloshen asa ~ -
Phi 40 81 ~ ely, A03 Deee
LsaDe.
CAlf Jastjee Ja0ss y. 6sose q
Wysoiag, assived d Du11s - eun"
~ nighG
NJ. DaQas 1hh sftAs 1en q Co.,
aan ACA, Dsss Log = - . VIZ
. ~ ~.
NJ. CO. ". Isvln II. yptnsDed
1eoday hs0 . bssiosD TIP - Dos1
Ie1no valley.
llensA Caaa. q. Warm and
Iamn A. Mneuv vnnH 4. Dr.
odGeyss1esdav.
l. Il. Romssey, 0snnA lGasooe =.
svssing Asm lllnsola.
Mn. =. G. AD0emoo ~ ehjl0seo
SoougDod 0uadAy ftom CAl1lbgnie
aNwan ohoooeo ol0voe Q yooe.
lllw Xnfio Johnnnn Al Lib
Hy3e, q HoDona, Vlm ~ Due1oa ".
u snnn Tnv asn - 5000 vsnfHan0
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WARRINGTON, July 3.-Presi-
dent Barrios called ut the White
House to-day and took an ol1icial
leave Of the President.
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.
Beasoa's Landing, and about seventy
, men aFe basily engaged In opening
Il out. The quality Of the cnal b said
to Be good and the supply almost H.
exhaustible.
A company has been formed in Al
bany, n. r., TO carry on ranching
IL Dakota, Montana, Wyoming, and
In the Bow river valley In Canada.
The capital stock b >e,575, eo0. The
ineospoeatos are Duncan G. Plume d,
Daniel A. McNillen, James Fraser
Gluek, Chasles A. Po.ley anf Hes.
best p. Bioel.
There h . man confined In the
Bsavsshead county Jail because be
eannst give 800 bonds to kesp TIE
peaee foe nix months. The mans
viis estsssd complaint against him,
and The wo0an hes The satlsthelion
u kneWine that her hubby gets to)-
esabls iair gEUb and isobligsd 70 keep
the peace at Tie same time.
The Hecia Consolidated Mining
Company W. incorporated II 1871,
To- The parposs q naining, sms1ting
aud reducing gold, silver and copper
ORES. The amount Of ore reduced BY
Tie Heels Company 1t tn works at
0Deodale haO beon en0glnoapS. The
estimated valse q The 90 psoduet ot
TIE Hecla mineo o. Lion Mountain
m 10 The ueopent time y )6,O0O. 90.
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Aolliso va)uod 6 oaA0o7.l2
Abeae 40 v11l y ~ ~ - ~
Souod tsir - ~ DoDvse 1xpo0l3e0.
AZ thb DsSes thsse vj0 - 6esbe y .
Oss1ly pose6 As0 Du1oa
Thsss NJ . hsUs asva g ~
Tbsa1s Cs0lqoe ~ svsoiag.
0aaa0ss 1loohle bsl1svsD d Osee1ag
- ~ w ~ shovA
~ Hjoope olOuo6ayGe9e ''06ege
nsoey ehaoeod haadb - ~ 1880
yssessday shas g ~ No. bsobs0 =
~ 1seky 0sooeslss. The 1ale
Laks beys ~ Aighss ana lea0pe -
thsls AvsgjoD th00 aayho0o ll0eosgs
- ~ soase"
Asasl Jsosiaos, . thsss ysas -
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for at least a year. His mother followed
him there and persuaded him TO return TO
Missouri. He came back IRON Mexico in
1866, ard settled IN st. Louis, where he has
lived ever since. He soon became very
prominent At the bar, and was known as
very fine Jury lawyer,
In 1889 Colonel Slayback was married TO
Miss Alice II. Waddell, of Lexington, Mis-
souri,. Some years ago he formed a law
partnership with Colonel James o. Broad
head and Herman A. Haeussler of which
firm he was a member at the time of his
death.
Colonel Slay back leaves widow and six
children five are girls, and one is boy
His eldes. is daughter, Miss Susie. 81
years OF age. His Other children are Min.
nette, aged IL Katie, IL years of age
Mabel, . Grace, I, aud Alonzo W, ir., 3
years. One Of his brothers resides in this
city, Charles Z, Stay president of the
merchants exchange With him lives the
aged mother, Mrs. A. NJ. Slayback There
is another brother, Preston Stay who
is in the wholesale grocery business at Den
yer, and who was formerly of the old firm
of Slayback & Brother, of this city. One
sister survives Colonel Slayback, Mrs. Mn
ME Bond, wife of DR.. y. ii. Bond, OF this
city.
JOHN a. COCKERILL.
Mr.. John A, CoCkerill is native of Ham
ilton, Ohio, having been born there thirty
seven years ago. His first newspaper work
was done on the True Telegraph, of that
place, n bright and tTenchant democratic
newspaper, whose local columns, after they
came under his control, tecmed with in-
teresting matter and gave true forecast of
the future of their writer. Later on Mr..
Cockcrill obtained situation as reporter
on the Cincinnati Enquirer, and soon oc-
cupied the city EDITORS desk on that
paper. After highly acceptable service in
this position he was appointed the En-
quirer's managing editor, and built up
the success which that paper is now
enjoying. After leaving the Enquirer he
travelled in Europe for year. and on re-
turning TO America became associate edi-
tor with Mr.. Stilson Hutchins, of the Wash.
ington Post. He next took charge of the
Baltimore Gazette, which was fast taking
the lead of the other papers Of that city
when he accepted an offer to assume the
managing editorship Of the Post Dispatch
Mr.. Cockerill comes of good western
stock, His father, Colonel Cockerill, was
distinguished soldier in the Union army,
who, when his son was lad of II, I Ook
him to the war with him. Colonel Cooke
rill, who was secretary of the state of Ohio
at the time of his death, was man of
strong, pure and courageous character, and
his qualities have been inherited by his
SON. Post Dispatch.
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2oraI Department.

Firemens' dance tonight at the Opera
House.
The warm wave has nearly destroyed the
sleighing.
Our Union School will take two weeks
vacation, during the holidays.
We present the compliments Of the season
to Our Advertisers, this week.
The "jockey hat and feather" was found
by Mrs. Hopkins. We have it.
"Bob" Finch, an experienced hotel man,
has been retained at the Dyckman House.
Henry Lucas, who has been in i'll health
for long time, died on Wednesday morning
last at o'clock
w. N. johnson has returned from Aber-
deem, Dakota. He reports the mercury 26
below zero there.
The annual election of the officers of Paw
Paw Grange No. 10, will take place Friday
evening, Dec. Doth.
Judge Hilton has gone to his old home in
Massachusetts,, to spend the Holidays, and to
attend family reunion.
Harper's Magazine for January is at hand,
and is replete with articles of absorbing in
taraot Iba oil ,,u,,barS of that ,,onrlor ,,,,bI;
cation.
The libel suit of DR.. f. Bathrick, of Battle
Greek, against the Post and Tribune Com
pany, resulted in q verdict of $1,000 for the
Doctor.
Charley Underwood returned from Huron,
Dakota, one day last week, and says it is a
splendid country to live in, but billiards are
plenty.
1t was the Ord Mich. Infty. that held its
reunion in Grand Rapids, few days since,
and not the 3rd Cavalry, as stated by some
of our exchanges.
Mr.. Stephen L. Bowen will conduct Sab
bath school concert at the First Baptist
church, next Sabbath morning. Subject
"Christ our Star"
Capt. Smith has received another barrel of
oysters, cells and Goldfish. 'Lish' is bound to
keep him filed up, but he has large con-
tract on his hands.
Charley Mentor insists that there was
little "p-r-o-m-i-s-c-u-o-u-s-n-e-s-s'' connect
ed with the drawing of that gun last Satur-
day evening. TdGnk soi
The true northerner., 1882-12-22
ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING.

A. A. Fosdick, Civil Engineer, and Survey
or of Van Buren, County, will make sub-divis-
ions of surveys; take levels of mill races,
and water courses for the drainage of lakes
and swamp lands, and level of streets for the
location of sewers of towus and villages; sup
ply drawings of parks and village plats; spe-
cial attentiont given to the laying out and
plating of pleasure grounds, cemeteries and
village additions. All work intrusted TO me
will receive prompt attention and be carefully
done. Business in adjoining counties solic-
tied. o-97*
A. A. FOSDICK, Co. Surveyor.
Williams p. o., Kalamazoo Co., Mich.
The true northerner., 1882-12-22
GO WESTl GO VEST

For sale at bargain. in cash or in ex.
change for good real estate in Van Buren,
county, 160 acres of choice prairie land one
mile from the village of Malcolm, a railroad
station on tho Il. & NJ. X. r.. and only
ten miles from Lincoln, the Capital of Neb.,
o rapidly growing city of 10000 inhabitants.
At Lincoln is located, in addition TO the
State Capitol, the State University, Agricul-
tural College, State Prison and Insane Asy-
lum. Enquire of A. Ii. HEBRON,
141Stf AZ Probate Office III Paw Paw.
The true northerner., 1882-12-22
DIR. BOOTH,

Proprietor of the Muskegon Medical and
Surgical Institute, will be at the Clifton
House, Monday and Tuesday after Christmas,
Dec. 26th and 9th.
The DIR. will be prepared to locate all dis
eases without asking questions, upon entirely
scientific principles, and will be pleased to
meet all who wish to see him. AL Erdmt-
nationS and Consultations Free. Office
hours from a. m. to > p. N.
The DIR. also gives special attention to dis
eases of the Eye and Far, and will have a
fine line of Spectacles with him. 46tf
The true northerner., 1882-12-22

Forsyth & Bryar have just received large
assortment of Eastern and California canned
fruits. Try them, as they are fine, also a
fine line of books, something nobby for the
holiday trade. 42tf