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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-04
Is IT BLOOD
A Rusted Dirk Found on the Scene
Of the Busch Tragedy.

Gossip has not i,een silent since the
fatal night when Mrs. William Busch
was left homeless and orphaned Wild
ow. It has been said that another in
quest would he held over the remains Of
Busch's holy, and that there were dark
suspicious that he was foully murdered
by hired assassin. However this may
bc, and God alone knows the entire Sc
cr.t Of that terrible night, certain it is
that savage looking dirk knife was
found yesterday in the ruins Of the
Iusch mansion and cIO*r by the *l,Ot
whcru the httiy wttx found.
The blade Of this dirk is about four
and u halt inches long. 1t has upon it
a rusted reddish-brOwn substance which
may or may not be human blood. An
analysis is now being made in this city
"f scrapings from the blade.
What wide field for conjecture is
opened up hy this discovery! Busch
may have shot his hoy and then cut his
own throat with this knife. Busch may
have lnen foully murdered! And then
comes the question, by whom
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-04
A Popular Indian Agent.

Major Peter Roman has been reap
,n,inted to the Flathcal Agency. His
many friends in the Territory will be
clad to hcas this, ~ lie is Il most r"p'i-
a!ur gentleman.
The following incident is said to have
taken place last fall during the visit Of
Gen. (;ihlMn and other army officers to
the Agency. General Eib'Mn is said I"
IL. one If the class ot theorists who look
uppn the solution OF the Indian ques-
ton As dependent upon the transfer OF
The rcd men to the guardianship "f the
army: and lie rather suddenly put the
question t, the Flathead chief Arlee:
How do you like your agent" The
reply was worthy Of Il statesman. and
pr.ls.l,ly had no little t" d" with the
Majors disappointment. Ar'ee said !:
"As the agent Of the government W.
respect him; as 81 friend, IN adviser and
a nci.h,ur, We love him, and ! trust |
may never live to Sc t.se appointment OF
Iii, s,nY.cSsOr.'
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Society News.

There was IN animated rehearsal Of
Chimes Of Normandy last night. The
sinGersseem to enter intotlleir work with
the interest which bespeaks success
Several times the c!amor and melody Of
Of their voices interfered with the DELHI
eratiOns of number of ladies in the
next room who were trying to learn
how IL vote by ballot. 1t is stated that
lady members Of the Library Club bal
)Oted thirteen times on the question
whether Nancy Sykes was character
In the Acts Of the Apostles or Oliver
Twist, and then wanted to do it all
over again. A committee of remOn-
STRANGE was sent into the room where
Chimes Of Normandy was being ~
hearsetl, to request a little less noise, but
were Met At the door Of Speck's Hall by
q firm male voice, singing mo, l never
will keepsilence," which frightened the
committee away.
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Emission. A version to Society. utl.'',ess Of is
TO-. Noises u the Head: the vital fuit passing
.l,,)l.serve. the urine. and i..a''y of'er DIS
eases th.Atl eat to insanity AMI death
Oh. NsET1 q " III agree to forfeit eovc 1n1.
0rss0 DDlOa fora ca>e0: This Isi',t! TIC VITAL.
RESTORATIVE u,s;er his >!"cisl advice anu
tr.all,,e,,l) will rot crc. for any thing I'M
pure or injuriOus fty,ni ~ II. S3 0uN1IJ
treats alt Private Diseases successfully wlthou
mercury. e.. p,>uSooolo0 free. Thorough ex
am nation AMI advice. including analysis n
uri,,e So Price. uf vls~1 Restorative. So .
bottle. or four tin.cs HE quantity. ~ie: sent ts
any address nsn'n receipt "f price. or g. y. -:
secure from O,,<trva'i.E, and ~ uriHatc name
If .!rs'r, by 4. r.. NlNSlE. u. -.
Who Is q regular physician. tsra."ste I" Inc
University 0f Pr;l'lSylvnrta.)
III kearsey ~. asssss froMriseo, Gaia.
DR. MIN rlfcS KIDNEY UENrnY. NJ.
RI NEalGCtI. cures All kind. of Kidney AnG
Bladder Complaints. tiM.OrIl'ra Gle"t I..!1cor-
rhra. For sale by all d, :set>i>; ~ q bottle,s'x
tH,it;eS for ~.
DR. D1yTg E'S DAND! LION P11.1S. nrc the
nest a,,. Chez pest y 3P EPSu ana NJ ~
cure in The r,arxet. For sale by all druggists
wjuly19tt
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IDAHO uCTHLLonG0R
Locals From Iaomhi VALLEY.

The pilgrims are BEGINNING to think
~ the mild nd pleasant weather which
we are now having that Idaho Is COM
ing up with what they anticipated he
fore their arrival last April.
At our literary entertainment last
Friday evening, one Of the important
questions entered upon was, "Rcsolrel.
That the future prosperity and happi-
ness OF our uation depend more upon
man than woman" After lively dis
c''ssion Of more than one hour, in which
the negative seemed to carry the ques-
ton by assault, the house adjourned.
Now, boys, not only the people Of Lem
III Valley but the whole Of continental
America will soon see the time when
woman shall walk out from beneath
her blind and unen1ightened sphere
and take up her abode in the ranks Of
men, who new have the highest hon
ors Of our Government bestowed upon
them.
A school teacher, the other day, was
examining lesson in physiology r.
lating to the alimentary apparatus,
treating first the organs, next their ac-
ton, and lastly, the action with chcmi-
cal agents, Of which they have store.
One OF the pupils jumping up remarked:
PRAY, madam, that may be all true,
hut who was the clerk in this store"
A recent letter from a friend in South
ern Illinois expresses his feelings in re-
gurl to. the hard winter, which they
I:av.. had there, as follows: ''Tl,is has
Leen !. winter similar to that of Valley
Forge. The people areall down-hearted
in the sense Of losing their crops by the
1rotlth last season, and Oh the other
hand casting their eye upon the bright
side, viewing their green and glowing
prospects Of an abundance the coming
harvest. There is another consolation
greater yet. Our people are not afraid
to venture out, for snow and ice have
given way to nice, soft mud, and you
can sit down ut any time without get
ting hurt
Our district school is progressing salts
i:.ctorily under the charge Of Miss Las
>ir, Williamson, .: Du Qu0in, Illinois.
LEMHI.
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Expert Reports.

r,,, Rlack Hills Times Of the 9th u't.
says that the fact that a n""'oer" OF s"' =:
bowed specialized gentlemen are III
town. i a sure sign that murderous re
..or,.r await more than one unfOrtu-
nate mine. 49,.
1t by no means follows that the'e *.
perts" will give nur1cro''s lepol's, :" ~
least to the public. Who ever nealu u
~. n,,llic having All unfavorab'e re-
1870 frum a mining expert: The only
'.,,,,.. On record is that Of Professor ASH
burner on the Robinson Consolidatea'
,,h;ch w.s made public after the puolic
80 ccoe to the conclusion that = SWIM
die was going on.
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Black Measles.

''r ''A;Iatin Wars 0f the 18th uil. says
tina! lack nl.aS;.s are prevalent near
Pony. Following are symptoms ~ CIV
~ "y 4 medical gentleman The swell
!i'- .: Il" ,onsi's, very high fever. anu
.r".i. r,.tins out: After death black
>:""> ;';l"sv all over the body.
u 's',nsIly leplor:.b!c but more cor
ret - say that black measles is preva-
''"' hear Pony. 1t might be proper u
say that the :a.t that black measles arc
l'r''at Il; n., bad news.
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A Tribute to Journalism.

:! rnEl",S;tor in the MINER Office was
N h'a''w'""l in 1876, just six years ago:
y" !"!' good deal Of money behind
MIN when he LETT the town, and also
som" vain regrets. Among other things
:" '''' WAS Il small pcn-knifc which ne
~" loaned to Jack Horton, the local
"'''"r Of a Dcadwoo,l paper. He mas
'''A seen Horton since, but has an ao'd-
"s 'a'''' that his pen knife will be some
way Returned to him. What q magnin-
ss"t Tribute to journalistic integrity! II
"'e papers Of DeadwOOd do not feel
proud, they have no self respect.
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GOSSIP.
What They Said Yesterday.

That another inquest had been ORDER
e, over the body 0: William Busch.
That Tommy Lewis couldn't bear to
leave his comfortable quarters in tho
Hotel dc l:::stile.
That the new new bank building
would lw occupied hy barber shop III
the basement, Il hank on the ground
floor, and "A faro game up stairs, ana
that man who could so through the
building without leaving his pile was
consequently hard to please.
That there was All interesting meeting
az the Butte Amateur Aesthetic Sou
c,ong Club Yesterday. That the ,ni''-
utes OF yesterdays meeting have come
into the possession Of Ill outside heather
wl,., ..&uir,.s them to bc reclaimed and
identified, in three days, on pain Of pub
LEGATION. That these minutes arc rich.
That John H. Curtis, ESD, appeared
a. counsel for plaintiff in u civil case
Yesterday, before Judge Wilcox, and
carried his points.
That u stranger walked int" a Bate
restaurant last evening aud sail: II
want to engage hoard. Where's the
x,ss:' WlereupOn waiter said
Hes gone out to supper" That there
upon the stranger said: IF that's the
case, I'll 20 out, too. He ought to be
u Judge Of his own table,"
That the compromise between the
Water Company aud the city, hy which
the latter is to have water for six
months ut least, il far better than II" ar
rangc,nent Mt all.
That the Butte Fire Brigade ought to
have u convenient hose and engine
house in u central portion Of the city,
and ought then to drill regularly with
the hose and nozzle, steam engine and
Babcock extinguisher.
That Under sheriff Fish saw the carr
| Yesterday for the first time in fifty
years.
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sFNl-wEEkLY MINER.
r,-RDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1859.
Local News.


Prom Ihuraday1 Daily
.c,., Noulton Company yesterday
.hir,ed four bars Of bullion o47 f'nc'
-,lue,l at $',@".
r., basement Of the new bank build
Ill, w. x.cupicd hy Dennis Sin,p-
"s .. h,r.~r shop on and after Monday
next.
81 80. w:,s almost i hand to hand fight
:;,r K Lowry's carly yesterday af-
..uoo,,: hut both parties failed to con-
meet.
.,.,,h.r lucky man. The will Of the
,,t. pr. Higgins, Of New York, be-
..,h. 4, the wife uf our townsman, C..
: rhur<:cn, $1,000
r;.h !, he in town soon or no Harry
,:..h.rI- lives. We heard him say yes
.-,,v that Il he did not catch fish in
,,k... he wuuld never return to
Butte.
~. acknowledge the receipt Of u
,.,,,.,,urly illustrated ''Seed Annual
..r ISL publisher! by ID. NJ. Ferry &
r., ,f Detroit, Michigan. The collec-
.;,n IL s,u.s and bulls cataIog,,ed is
.n,i,. a. we'll "a complete.
u;,rl,,ll L. Wilson have dissolved
,,r,,.rship in the Caplice Exchange.
H.. business will be continued by JO-
.., Mitchell III the old stand. Both
M;.,u!j and Wilson made many friends
dur;ny their late business connection.
Mr.. Vim. Read began yesterday The
.s...s.,,,cmt of taxes for the current year.
There. !. no use organizing AN excursion
.. california, rs he is bound t" catch
.,.,v;.s,y some time iuIiny tl,r next
Ten ..,o,!th<.
Mr.. Frank Reed Of III. Depot hotel
,... ....,,, the same to MIR. J. j.. What
,av Of Iusaror,, Ncva,!;,. Tor $40 per
month. The hotel is d"in: u rushing
;.,.;mzS. Mr.. Reeds investment in
,,,, ,,,;ilin.. cannot be said to liz i had
one hy any means.
~ mistake Mrs. E.l:ertcn's house. in
which she has accommodations for
ln,ycrs and lns.rs;ers, WAS described III
Yesterdays, MINER ~ l'eing on West
park street. II is on East Broadway, n
every .nc who h,sS enjoyed her charm
ins hospitality can not Tail to rc'"en'-
!.r.
M,,.r,. sands & lsoy.c are disposing
o: .,s.is ut such astoniskingly low prices
tha, heir immense sales room Is COLI
s,an.iy crowded with eager purchasers.
This firm keeps on hand the finest stock
OF goods in their line that can be found
in the west. Their clearing counters
arr ;hc attraction Of the day.
Il had b.c, The intention Of X. l..
Bonnie: * Co. 10 begin their general
c,aran.e sale the first .lay o: February,
IN. OWN. to the great rush Of business
du,in.: the past month, although their
,,r,c 0. clerks has been doubled, they
are compelled to postpone the general
y: ,,n:i: next Monday, the 9TH inst,
whr. they will offer the public un-
rv.ilci opportunities to buy iirst-c'ass
20 HlS nj the lowest rates.
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The Great English Remedy

l.a .ltv"I- failing cure
tor N.rvO,.S lM.Eilitv,
Exhausted Vitality.
S,.u.tu:l Wl.n kI,s's~,
S,M,r,nat.,rillUN. Lost
NJ AMI GOD. lInlh,.
u.,.cv. Paralysis. and
al the i.r,iblc effects
Of Self AIn-c. ~ uliifui
fullipS :l1u! exercises IN
Yy,ntuIrr VcarS-&llCh as
Loss .! Memory, Las
SiC:Ie. NlDCsurne!
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Invitations to the Carnival.

4 letter from His F.xccl!cncy Is. r.
Potts. :;crt pting the invitation to attend
the Grand Carnival and Masquerade
l.aiI to IL. given two weeks from next
"Wednesday; the -! inst, las been re
rris,sl il, This citS by the Secretary 81
iii, Invitation Committee. 1t Is next
in onicr to hear from the Butte Miners
Union and the .Iclc,,a Harmonic &C.
sang E,-a.n.
TERRITORY or MONTANA. !
E..c,,nii.c NVu.1"MW,
HELENA, JAM, -, lSS.. }
i:A;; SIR: The invitation to Ike pres
ri:, .. ~. G"yn;,u! ut Butte, on the I'D
r~xi,.:., has been received. ! desire to
thank your :,.wicty .ur the invitation,
and trust son will make the affair >
grand .n.r-s.
Ii will give III" pleasure I" accept your
invita-: :"n /" IT, pl,tcnt with you on
that day.
A".iin thanking you for the invita-
ton. / am very respectfully,
Il. r. PORTS.
Env.>n LETTER, Esq,
:>r.'y. Butte City: NJ. =.
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POLICE NEWS.
Tragedy, Comedy and Farce.

Nathan had hearing yesterday be-
fore Judge Wilcox on the charge Of at
tempted arson. The occupant Of the
house in question, by name Annie
StOnestrect, and an old cOlOrcd man
named John Anderson were the princi-
l,al witnesses for the prosecution. 1t
transpiretl in the testimony that Mr..
Astle played 10 Incompetence part in
breaking in the front door and rescuing
the child. "Tex," whose bravery on the
OCCASION las already been alluded to, al
50 testified.
StOnestreet's story was that the de-
PENDANT had been to her house about )
,. m., and had asked her to live with
him saying that lie had So Of an $50
chets,ue for her if she would consent.
John Anderson corroborat<tl this. She
said nothing and he came bac! about .
O'Clock, saying that if she refnse'' his
proposition they would all three die to-
getl,er, meaning himself Tie woman
and her II months old baby, which was
asleep in the hack room. Stoncstreet
says that she then became alarmed and
started to run out Of the front door
which Mahan locked in her face. That
she then ran out Of the lack door leav-
ing her child in her terror, and that
Nathan called after her ''lf YOU don't
come hack here I'll burn the Id ranch
up" She says she then ran up town
and sent Anderson for policeman, and
that when she got back the house was
in flames.
The lamp was found broken about ten
feet from where she had left it. In con-
sideration Of the gravity Of the penalty
applied by law to this offence Mahan
was bound over to appear before the
grand jury in the sum Of $::,5'M.
Tommy Lewis was sent out Of Jail to
gct bucket Of water last fall. He for
rot to come back for sometime. Yestsr-
day he was arr,igned on the charge OF
vayrancy, pleaded guilty and said he
would gladly return to the Hotel de
Hastille. He was rc-<.Onlmlittesl for
sixty days, and marched off singing
''I)on't you go, Tommy, don't co.
John Doe friend Of scvera! p:"lnin-
cnt business men here, got drunk night
before last and raised Cain in the Eir-
xinia Chop House. John broke the
dishes, smashed the plate; ard "ctict'
the town. but was finally captured and
pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct
yesterday before Judge Wilcox.
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BUTTE MINING STOCKS.
Letter nom IN Ogden Nan.

OOOO AA~AnD - ~O~~0o
The following letter in regard to bust
ness matters and mining stocks was re-
Gently received by business man in
this city:
OGDEN, Utah, Jan. "a, -.
M. --, Butte, H. r.:
DEAR SIR Mr.. X. spoke to you last
night about sending me holiday num-
Der Of the Butte MINER. 1 am good
deal interested in your furnishing city,
and want to find out Ill 1 can about its
trade, mines, etc. would like to in
vest in something that would bring
certain profit.
Can you fird out for me the price Of
building lots suitable for residence :
What are they worth in Butte and what
near the depot:
Iasked you one night where I could
find the daily quotations OF the mining
stocks of Butte. You referred HE to
your daily papers, but, after looking
over number, l can't find any quota
tions given. Is there no exchange in
Butte where daily quotations are bullc-
tined where all can see them: would
like to buy and sell stocks if could
find out their values, but no bank in
Ogden deals in Butt. mining stocks.
Hoping l may have the pleasure If
meeting you some day in Butte, l re-
main, Yours truly,
This letter is evidently from a
thoughtful man, and one who will he
likely to prove valuable citizen. His
questions are not, however, easy to an-
swcr.
In regard to the price at real estate it
is impossible to convey any definite in
formation in Il letter Tor the reason that
prices vary with localities. Near the
PRINCIPAL business, corners Of Butte real
estate l:ss bcen sold as hill, as three or
four hundred dollars Il foot. From this
Il. am extreme limit prices vary down To
comparatively nothing, with the dis
liluNC lIOSA UOSIlASHS CNItIS"s "A "sh W.
i.lence lot, thirty feet front and a hum
dretl feet deep can liz bought for from
sssOO to $t1Hl. The prices vary greatly i'll
the depot addition, some lots there hav-
ing cold for us high rs five hundred
dollars. There is rapidly increasing
building and business industry at and
around the u. & y depot.
Ii. H. H. is right in saying that he
could not find the daily quotations Of
Butte mining stocks in the papers pub
lished here. The reason for this state
of facts is found in the answer to his
next question. There is yet no public
and established stock exchange here.
The building in which the Butte FIX
change is to be located has just been fin
ished and il the hantlsOnlest in tho city.
There is every reason to believe that
in a few days or ut most u few weeks
the stock exchange will he open. and
daily stock quotations can and will Ike
accurately published. At present every
owner has his own price, which. varies
with the intensity Of his desire to
l,uy or sell. Ed.
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Notice Of Meeting Of Stockholders
in the Montana Railway Go.

Notice il hereby given that there will b.
meetine ii the stockholders in the Montana
hallway Company IT the office III Samuel
Word, in Butte CITY, Montana. On Tuesday: the
2lat day Of February, A. u. 1sS2, ~ II O'Clock
=. m. Of that day, for the purpose Of choosing
Ave or more directors Of eaiA company and
trnnsocting % III other business ~ may come
ho0ore Them. HEVRY eLLING,
WINTHROP RAYMOND,
HENRY 8. GILBERT,
THOnAs D9YARN0N,
SIaE0N r. BUF03D.
January ;lss2 dta
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Ladies Toilet Slipper and Sandals -
great variety, - p Gamer L Cos
ian22N =
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FOR SALE.

Houses and lots In Warren 4 Kingsbury's
addition These houses. one suitable for @Oart-
Ing house situated near Measier's Office. Apply
10 Jas. Barry, Measiervillc.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

The re- 1uiar annual meeting Of the stock-hOI-
Scr: of the Miner Publishing Company will be
held -. the MINER Office Saturday, February
11Lli, lS'2, at $50 II. m.
DANIEL. &EARLrS. sec.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
Hotel and Billiard Hall.

large wv" story frame building 21x:a'. with
fire. lr.n,i cellar ard All lar fixtures bllltari
table. etc. Tive hall Is suitable H,r .hcs tire or
concert 'rou,"* a':.' danr'ngl'sr'i's being sup.
Pli.-l with age. seats. '''H az. y '''e OIL!
build ne ~ the kind ~ the :ar".
The hotel hniIiing j. 'nruiet on the main
street. j. tive stories Lig:i. ami j. ful; ample
for tive accommodations ";'e hu nj es' ~r more
Ya IONS
For further info, nation apply III this office:
isjanwf
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FOR SALE.

The building on the northeast cnrncr Of Main
stree! aid urssatWAy now sN'cu 30" Dv ~ eSSr>.
Iipn,1n 4 Davis: ANA the Club Room IN upper
story; also the barber shop in rear. Apply tn
Hirb.hir 4 plscOe, Silver Bow brewery.
S1ian01W
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House end Lot for Sale

In WalseTvil;c. 4 house ant lot adjoining the
school house Il IN the west. For particulars
call on or address the III the GirtCn House.
T.Fl4YNN.
Or arp!y to Curtis 4 An.lrieux, Real Estate
Brokers, Buttc.
Butte, Nov -. ~
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WARNING.

All persons are hereby warned not to make
any Improvements or to build upon the Best and
Belcher 0uartx mining ci~im situated north
and east OF ard Joining TIE FRANKIE Ieal. and
northwest Of the Utah 4 Northern X. K depot.
and are hereby warned not to buy any ri the
sur ace round Oi the same except from the U''
derxigntJ JAS. +. HUMPHREYS,
Ry his Attorney H. fact,
1SjaDl3m ARCHIE MCBRIDE
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Situation Wanted.

Situation wanted ~ Book-keeper by
young man Of ten yeaIs practice, in the
States and Montana. Not afraid Of
work. No subordinate place will be
considered or accepted. Wages mod
crate. Reliable references sent ON ar-
plication. Address,
WV. HI. STEWART,
Helena, Montana. 31jantf.
Table Board.
First-t.lass rtpOnls and table board can
he obtained Mt Mrs. Edgington's, on
East Broadway street. lfebdy tt
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Land League Bail.

10 he given on Monday evening. Marcel, II.
the vxr.O,i> Committees ami hall Gill I'c here
after announced.
BY order Of the n,erlin.
J.1IIN BRAEAt;A::. President.
VIVIAN HUGHES. S..crxtsry. IOial-tf
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FOR RENT.

A nre-praDf ware house. For !;.u parttcu-
lars call ~, ~ address IT.; uI,.l, signed At Lewis
;,eu,crs, " est PARK street.
a. HIP THOEOUGHllAN.
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NOTICE.

All pe,sons are hereby forbidden the erection
Of any buildings on the mining claims Of tire
Mountain Consolidated Mining Company. Sale:
claims consisting Oi tlrn Mountain. Purnett.
L,,y,lie and EEifAlO Totes in Summit Valley
District, :. rth 81 Butte City.
JAS. 4. TALEOTT, Tres.
H. =. CLARK. .;ccv.
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A. F. g. A. M.-Special Meeting.

There will ne q special meeting .; Bate
Lodge \. +. e. A. NJ, No. 81, Masonic Halt, on
Wednesday evening at $50 O'Clock sharp. ~
order OF W. ~
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8AM'L ~. KEITH,
BROKER AND ENGINEER.

OFFICE FAST BROADWAY.
For Midtown Lots OIL Montana street.
NOy 4 CptOns addition. 26n"vdu
Rooms.
senahlo Eri,es 30~eIdti
FOR RENT
businesses house on Tower M.,OiaEa street.
also DIRE proof cellar. Apply 1T this office.
lan15ti
ROOMS FOR RENT
Comfortable furnished rsr1,ns for rt."t-tw0
doors west Ut .sjrten HOase. .jsud'f
WANTED.
A partner witt, SIM tn 20 III on a paying in
vestment. Apply ut o:.cc 10 ]. J. j.. III: o.
Zee. t9n2su
8eOro0O o0o Commission.
All kinds Ut merchandise. produce. grain
balot kay, etc.. Sta,led &nd sold .,u >0snm!ss' III
j. 4. MOSS 60 EaAt Park =.
WARNING.
All perso,s are hereby notified not to butd or
trexpiss on the &iOnhar ltnle, under penalty OF
the law. BARRETT, LACAFF 4 %.
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O. THURSTON & SON,

1,rick,nSkers and Contractors. once AVID
Brick Yarsl C;,Ot Of Montana street, near Cen
tennial mill. Butte Citv. We will contract 70
furnish one thousand or orc million Of Brick
to he delivered 1T our yard early tn coming
Summer. 1cbl1t: