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Police News.

THREE Chiua,nen were arrested II
IN early hour yesterday morning on
the charge Of smoking opium In Z
hoase kept asa resort for that purpose.
All Jim was arrested - the keeper Il
the house, All Wing a. having s,nol.
ed there and the third, who may be
called Alb Doe, was disch,, geti.
Jim and Wing were 20 forcibly i'm
pressed With the gravity of the situa-
tion that they pleaded guilty.
Against All Doe It was found that no
case could be made out, and this may
consequently be styled . case Of much
a do about nothing.
The testimony Of two witnesses
was taken by consent In the case Of
assault In the California Beer Hall.
The bartender who came out lest In
the ffscas was present In court, but
the other party WAS compelled to ~
main In seclusion in the Jail, owing
to IN over dose Of beer and fst. The
bartender says he does not know the
mans name, but that he had once be
fore asked credit ior beer, and had be.
come angry 1t being refused. Yea
terlay he came In and WIS treated to
. gls0 Of beer. While the bartender
was absent the man went behind the
counter and started to help himself to
lunch. He was told that It was
against the rules for any one to 70 BE-
hind the bar. The bartendersays the
man then had some words with him,
Ind offered to meet him and ''settle
t." After some more words the
'trsnger hit 1t the bartender, graz
ing the right side II his nose, and the
ensued, resulting In the dis
,omfiture Of the stranger.
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R1sElbIT
or the Butte Exposition Com
mittoe,

Alta meeting Of the Butte Exposi-
ton Committee held at the banking
house u Messrs. Donnell, Clark l.
Larabie on Friday afternoon it was
decided that owing to the short time
intervening before the opening Of the
Denver Exposition 1t would BE- iuad.
visable TO send . commissioner from
Butte ~ this district could not be rep
resented In . manner to do justice to
It's mineral resources. The thanks of
the committee are extended to all
who 20 literally subscribed to the
fund for defraying the expenses Of
Carrying On this object.
w. A. CLARK,
ChairmA
Butte, July :, 1852.
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The Father De60lt mise at Dad
WOOD. Dakota, b now yielding about
~ toas a oss PER day.
A San FEaseisoo paper bo11ly ~
sests thae . Newspaper man Was ~
gently Tobbed at San jose IN ~
golden seate. 1t b sesnething vesy,
very stsange-lftrve.
For several yeass pat the mines q
Dodie, California, have been under .
e3ood, bat . recent ADd ID the Nooa-
day mise gives rsasooable aasuranee
ofansthes boem for Bodie. The d.
cevey b cseillted with being the
nssst important for many years.
The virginia New. Esscrprisc b
The asthosity los the statement that
u . recent hall near that place the
''oe1)e W. DRESSED in . jewslarp and
. stsing q beads." Certainly . very
airy costsme and 10 doubt one that
attracted unusual attentiou.
The 1ESRR acknowledges the n
eeipt a . geseross peiee q the mag
ni6eeat cake made BY Mn. sbodair
1 6oo, lbe The Eastern Star. The
cake had . naape - long - the moral
NV, but was delicious and reflected
great credit upon the makem. It v,s
sfthe variety known - the Aln,ond-
0acasosl- PieceM oate cake.
The quarts misses of California.
Nevada, Idaho, Ce)osaao and ll.ko.
- pgod0ee much mese bullion tlur.
Ing The Arst half Of the year lsss than
Sss The eossespoading period Of 1851.
The same = tSUe u Montana. Thu
s:ealsall ths thsndss)ftom the ehrouie
eToakers. ut b certainly news xr.t-
flying 70 the psep1s eesesally and b
. good omen toe ths Nutuse.
ohosea county, ChliGbsnla, b ~
Dsw FL Dosa6e q he oliver hsuAes.
6oos very 6Ds specimens ~ oliver
% have besa reeeatly discovered
theso and - lhS - lndieatioao 70 the
leoes ~ gsoesally asod anA nsues
esa The asssnihility q Tie nev
dlstsiet % Sivse navigation and rail-
rod lAellltja win $3.50 enable 4 -
ee0e - ~ fssot 80 beaaiag eaop.
sAo00 psooooe io6ieaGiooo oootip0e
ire ~ 0ooehA he pegieo = veil
ooDQoIo0 vi1h Wo1eg ana tlmhaI.
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Mr.. Jams E. Dosd called yesbes
day & the olBes and save soos 1aE
TIER and fuller pasticulass a IL
giant powder expjos1oa which kjllei
Ise3s aDd 0tssiehe1 - IL nosninl
ofthe Fesrth q July, The tsssi
h)e shoek a which = SIN fresh ID
~ Disds q he people ofButts.
Mr.. Doad lives ID oss II The gsosl
Il cabins where The explesion tool
ploee, about Afty o. sixty feet FROM
he cabin In which Ise3e, Zehntnel
Schmidt add Strsiehes wess. He
had beeo with them until . hate hoal
Noeday night and hed then Tstissd.
There was 40 eight gallon key d
beer and . bottle q Hostettes's bit.
ter IN the cabin. There = . uttle
incident connected with the presenee
Of Tie blttess there at that time. M.
Isele he'd bern working some China
men In the placer claims down below
1t . certain perceatage Of what they
took out Last Friday night they
made such . small showing that Isele
generously refused to take any Of
their dust, telling them they needed
Il I'll 10 celebsate the coming holiday.
30 Monday when they came hack
from making their purchase In town,
they took lsele, - . pcesent, . box
az ci9ass and The bottle Of Hostette1's
titteD. The men had been firing Of
giant powder cartridges all night.
These cartridges were cylindrical,
aboet six inches long. an inch thick,
made q . nlling Of giant powder
TIE 'exp)osive IN which b nitr-glyc-
esine, IN . cat q water proof brown
paper. About . quarter before four
Doad heard the men talking. When
the next explosion came, 1t four
O'Clock, be noticed . ssnothered
sound about Il, - II II had taken
place judoon, and ct the same time
Bob Fenper came out q biz cabin
near By, and told him "for Godaks
ut up, Tie boys are killed." Doud 1t
once rushed to the cabin. The front
room In which the explosion must
have taken place, was ten BY twelve
feel aud the ldg walls were ls:eled
almost to the ground, the dirt roof
falling inside. A. Doud came up be
ssw Schmidt, who b now 1t the 81.
James Home, lying On the ground
Some twenty feet away, whittier be
he'd managed to crawl. Ise]e was
lying partly In and partly out Of the
does, and was groaning. He died
soon after being removed BY Doud.
His right hand was much blaekened
and his right hip badly cut and shat
tered. leading to the hypothesis that
he had thrown two Of the three car
tridges out u the door when there
was something to interfere with his
throwing out the third, which he
drew hack IN his right baud towards
bin right side. Streicher's body was
lying In the rear of the cabin. He
Deeans to have stopped forward to-
wards Isele's hand, or perhaps to
pick up the cartridge after It had ial-
len to the floor. His eyes aud the
top Of his head were blown out. Mr..
lsele lelt . bother In Germany and q
married sister In Chicago.
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Nov that money enough has been
raised BY the committees % agsure the
peeuniary suoees q Bates arrange.
n,ents 5oe repeesentatjoo at the Min
lnG Expositios, care should b taken
BY every misc owner and specimen
collector to contrlbute biz quota o.
minerals to Be forwarded to Denver.
Il would b peculiarly appsopsiste to
forward the magnificent specimens Of
gold quarts and free gold from the
Cable mines. These specimens ase
now In the vaults Of Do0nell, Clark
1 LaSabis's bask, and coald b read
ily boxed, insursd and shipped by
expFssa.
In regard 70 the danger Of swindles
at Tie Aising Expositjos, the Rocky
Aossstsis A1si@0 Rerie,1, of Denver
Gays there are mihing sharks and
''psoeeD" swindless b TIE hundreds,
all either on their way OF making
pseperatjons 70 20 there. Il h not
ton soou to soand he note AZ warn
Ing against that class. and It b too
bod that sosne elJeotjve means cannot
10 devised BY which they ean b an
tboopated II their nsovene1tA The
Expositioa viii doubtless psove q
grand sscoes, aud Be the means az
bringing people from tho East into =
e3oser knowledge q The actual work.
nGD Of the mines. These having 1t
heart TIE real Interests Of the mining
States will do we'll to keep on the
watch for transactions q questiona-
be character.
so'ne energetic mining men Of
Utah are going to 1t up, through !
Comoissiooef Clayton, at Denver,
their own exhibits and show cases at
~ individual expense Of several hun- /!
dred dollars.
II b stated % good authority that |
Hon. john HALEY, superintendent !
Of the Utah, Idaho and Orrxou stare
lines. he's kindly aGTeed 70 deliver all |
arttc>es intended foe the Denver ex.
hibdttoa It TIE railroads, wherever
the lines a the company resch TIE
name, without expense to the ship
pens.
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I o. ~ list Il last 1beoth NJ. W.
A. Clantoo lelt Dutts for The East
He and biz brother ]. w. Clantou
! had been In The hlae1smjthiag bad
Deso on East Park stroet fo9 some
une. bat failing to make Il pey they
give It up, J. w. lssving eoe pasta
unknown add W. A. leavingas above
seated. The latter W. not IN good
health and W. ct Of money, bat
through The kiDdness of Mr.. Nillard
Stout be was Quilted With clothing
and money TO the amount Of >lo0. and
started - bis way East. Nothing
had been heard from him until yes-
tsrd"y morning when Mr.. c. A. b.
aalvosson, route owner II tte NINER
for the city, received . letter from
Nj. Horace 6heley attorney-at-lAw
and acting coroner of Independence,
Missouri, enclosing . bill against j.
w. Clanton for Subscriptions to the
MINER which Nr. Halvosson he'd ad-
dressed to that gentleman and drop
ped In the postodles In this city. The
lines which NJ. HalvosDon received
were evidsntly bat the concluding
potion Of . lengthy letter written ~
NJ. Shelley conveying the intelligence
Il the 1ading Of the dead badly Of w.
A. Clanton near Independence The
lines are a. follows:
''meany information - 20 the where
abo0ts II his relatives, I will cheer
fully communicate with them.
have his valise and contents aud will
keep them uutil have . chance to
hear from you or bis relatives: He
bad no money, not . cent being found
upon him. For this reason think
be was broke on his arrival Ut Kan
sas City and attempted to walk the
balance Of bis way. Hoping to hear
/ ren,ai.n your ob't. servant,
Horace SHELLEY,
Acting Coroner"
Although the bin found upon his
pesson WA against ]. w. Clanton.
Mr., Stout b confident the pesson re-
ferred to by Mr.. shelley b A. W
Clsnton. The latter was . man Of
1ntemperste haolts, and when he took
one drink he had no control over
himself and Mr.. Stout thinks hix be
ing found without money b due to
the fact that he had squandered It for
drink, or had been robbed while
drunk upon his way. The parents Of
the unfortunate man resided at Jacks.
bor, Campbell Co. Tennessee. Furth-
Or information will be sought for
from Mr.. sheley, and what Is now .
affair viii undoubtedly be
cleared up to the satisfaction Of his
relatives and ffiends.
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Isaac Bromley, one Of the Pacific
Railroad directors nominated BY the
President recently, h an editorial
writer upon the New York Tribune.
He = . funny man, and brother Of
0eosge.
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Coal.

Mr.. George Y. Wallace, Of thu
Northwestern Forwarding Company,
called yesterday 1t the MINER Office.
He announces that he has now an
abundance Of coal on hand for sale
by the ton ut the rates advertised In
another column Of this mornings
MINER.
A large number Of carloads for
Wholesale buyers are on the way and
viii soon be at the depot.
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The New Yosk &ock Report q the
26th nit. says: "Divjdesds win like
y sooo b renewed By the Alice, 81
Butte."
The New Yoek Ssoek Repoes ssys
that Il b many yeen since copper has
he'd such . market value - at pres
eat.
II vegzrd 10 the wosking of The
gssae leoehing mlll, erected BY Gil
0es, Salisbury 4 Co. on their Geddes
4 Dests1nd mine In Nevada, said to
- ths largest lesching mill ever
Ggoe6ed, lt = claimed that from the
vesy nsst The ose.save Up In the leach
isg va1s 1isety PER cent. Of it, v.lve.
The roo)ess ase equal 70 crushing six.
y q seventy toas per ny. It n
quiges from eight 70 twelve hours to
ehIosSdise, aod t:e vaAs ean be
changed, )eached with hot water, and
With Tie solotioa, and declared In
tweaty-fea1 hoosa
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Ex.Vice President Wheeler is soon
to marry again.
Garibaldi's lxtly was found IL b.
SCARED with ten gui,shOt and ls,yo-
net wounds.
Queen Victoria kicks the team ut
:O pounds, and grows heavier u. she
grows older.
Runlen +. CriatlO, u Cuban planter,
las l,esiueatl,esl SIM, Ut,O for a Cuban
college in New York.
Ex-t;"vcrhor Curtin. Of rcnm-yl
vallia Is almost the only Oh" Of the
WAR Governors" nuw living.
Attorney General Er-w.trr will
probably 20 I" Rene this summer
with his family. to visit his sister,
who resides there, and il ii WILL
known newspaper correspondent.
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+! nm Glendale one sorrel horse. branded
Nth ci'cIs and n: In the ccrtrs ON Ter.
snoul!er; weixft about 80 pounds: star IN
'Orebead. right hind fins white: while = mi
On rtEht >:...uhi 2. The above rewarl w,Ii
Re paid 0n delivery or above de- cribei AMI.
maj lO. f. MrRwv 1:icn.1.Io
0.iuly.SW II.
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1sso MsDanv q 1haa0
Two go es0pssIessD wanted It
ths eGDes inosdiaesly.
Esvsssh1s psagss0 = bslag nsos
% ~ Asloooo 0ioe IN Boulder VI
~.
Tksss W. . gspost essTsat ysster-
thaI Tie No6oe mise had boea so1d
foee1eySoa
Lasxo 1jeD and mosquitoes aro
nalkiag hesse ~ aaythiag 1T
aggssahla
A Chi0oman WaD Arrested early
yoassday nssning sos s'noking oq+
un % . do.
Fraser 4 Chalneo, Tie mining ~
shisesy nes, have opposed . bssises
o0oo in Doovo1.
SoDs vssy sieA speei0sos ofnaiive
silver 90 wsss ssesat!y taken fto0
~ silver Crown I'D, Doa)1ss.
TAsee eo0panies az wesklng
p,sees Misses - Tie uppse vasess q
~ Big Bosldss. Il b claimed That
all az dsiag unusually veil.
A very heavy rain slssn, aeeo0-
panied viii hejl. pa0sd over Dss)6ss
valley wednesday. Il w. ~ ssvsF-
81 ever knovn ID tha1 sectje0.
Thsse b nsess activity among TIE
quasts missss ID Tie Boulder valley
disesiet thaa ~ ysan pasG The
pessPeels ass vesy sseoosaginG.
III. ]. n. Moors, New York aeest
lbe ~ Meulteo and liising Cosssll.
dstsd llialng Co@pan;es, has psE-
caasod . seaE - the New York Min
ing 6tock ExeAangG
wednesday night ths orjse q The
Eastern Star; which hojds regular
nssliaGp ~ INT and third wedseA
dayssf sseh meath, bod a sajeya.
ah)e. ysunie0.
Rain soosus ase aloasG a daily %
eussenee II ~ Bosl6es eossDtsy, and
~ sesult b % % seeedested growth
II gs,o. Os.is and Vegetables aEe
soking splesdidly.
PrsG. Clayton 10 gone over to ST.
~ 6eas IL Q shoet visiG He has
shippsd his ninssals &c. fFo0
Bstts - 6alt Lake CITY, whsrs -
win Hpsa BIZ permanent o0loe.
A uullan Tusnel g,Si has beea bit.
~ Ave Times - TIE calf of TIE leg By
. mGtlsssaks without sulDesing any
had e0eeG The sattlesaaks b desd-
psehably checked With hesawdssG
Thsss W. . little fss ysstssday IL
the Calfbenis Beer Hall. A man
vbo W. PIT ID jill too drunk 70 tell
hb Daasse have . hearing, was bed-
y mashed By oee a the bartender.
Parties h TIE city and country who
dsaiss b p9rehass choice dry goods
ofasy description wosh consult their
intssesls By attending the grand
eleasanee saje Of sands 4 Boyce,
which win commence on the 18th
lnGt
Barker b Espested . lively camp
jsst BOW. Qsits . nsmbss Al The
Naldea beaaDessare 1oeking II there.
The Weeks leed, owned By Joe
Weeks. TIE eojored pFospectos, b ajd
70 b ooe II The best things in the
camp.
A drunken man walked past Tay-
Doe 1 Plnkhan's yesterday q noon.
Hi eat lails were sohesvy that they
esnAed down . pile a furniture. The
market prices have been - high that
svss tl'b sxpediest 70 Psodses . I'LL
b jusei1able.
Jehnny Davis, the rustling divis-
~ ageot a 0ilmer 4 Salisbury, b .
having soose noch needed i0pg0ve. i.
Nests PIT o. TIE Boulder eanyon
nod. He endeavored % enlist the
sitissas sIeaG Tie line In . psejeee to :,
shAngs Tie ruad - - 70 avoid the -.
saayoa entirely, bat was unsucceD- !.
1al.
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stylish spring and summer goods
Of all kinds ore being received by
Mn. Lou p. Smith, West Bruadway.
!. .j16-tf
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I. u. O. F.
,UsADER EHUAMPMEIT 10. 3,

CRUSADER ENUAnpME1T 10. :,
Neetx ~ their Hall. northeast corner Of
Granite and Main Streets. on the secOasal
AMI fourth Wednesday evenings 0i each
month. *eiourring Pstriarchs are cosdi
ally il, ted Ia attend.
C.p HOC0H, C.P.
JOHH q. KvIrH. scribe.
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Parties leaving now for the Nation
u Park are about . moath too soon.
Thy Will b eaten up b. Aies.
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A. F. 4 A. NJ.
1. q. q. r.
X. Of II.

DAMON LOD0E No. I, K. OF r.
OCULAR CONvOCATlONS OF the
EVENING stSeven O'Clock. aLarp. at their
Castle Hall, IN Masonic Building. All No.
t,urning Knthhts are .nrflially invited u a.
tend. L. G.. FREYsCHLA0.C &C.
DAVID Marks. X. OF r. 3.
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Set Down.

A great many newspaper editors
aud politicians who don't know the
difference between SOuthalOwn and
. hydraulic ram are poking all sorts
Of fun at those whe would institute
In Washington . Department Of
Agriculture in connection with the
United States q ovei nMent, or give
to the head Of that Department seat
IN the Cabinet. In view Of the fact
that the farmers and real wealth pro-
ducers Of the country have No re-
preventative In the Cabinet councils
Of the President, but all these places
are given to coupon-clippcss, bank
owners, etc., the idea Of giving the
farmers y representation Is indeed
laughable. As class the plo Sl,Old.
ers have no rights which the cO,,,-
Lination contr bling affairs In WASH
ingtOn are bound to respect, for the
simple reason that the plowl,ol.iers
v"te to elevate th,se to Office who are
their enemies Instead of frientls.-
Denver (C0s0raelo) G.cat Ur~f.
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IVA Regular Communication o: butte
S1k:S kx1xe No. ~. 4. r. 4 A. NJ. are
hold OO the s"rOn" and fnurin Wednesday
Of each :uO:.th nj Ono, T.npiar Hali. ut
7O'cl''ck ?. u. WISHING brethren axe !nvtt-
ed to- attend.
PATRICK TA:FNT, W II.
\. MCkINNON. SEQ.
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STOCKHOLDERS NETTING.
Dell silver and Corner Mining 90,

At . meeting Of the Bell stock
holders hast night ut the Office Of RAN
slolph 4 Dewitt . committee consist
ing u Nessrs. w. A. Clark, Emer-
con, Leggat, NeDerm0tt aud Others
was appointed 10 inspect the condi-
tiOn Of the mine and su,elter.
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BASEMENT UNDER NE WTON BROS
DRU0 STORE, MAIN ST.,

BASEMENT UNDER EWTON BROS
DRUG STORE, MAIN ST.,
SUITS CITY, MONTANA
IN part Of
var, OR SrlTS, Chamber and Red
RD0m Suits marble and walnut top, Wool
ami Cane .hOttOls: Lairx.
REDHTEAI.S. EureauS. Tables, aud Rel
!HMnke%, Dsessing Csae~, What-E0ts and
Brackets.
MI .x2Of1S. Picture C1a,neH, ( lock shelves
M"uldiNgs. brackets. Aid HAT Racks.
MATTRESSEH al Hair Wool and Nc
hair. A M. Feathers In bulk.
WALNUT COFFlNS constantly ON hand
and trimmed 70 Orler. Trimmlnga Of al
kii:sjs cOnsta ntly IN stock
.. PETIT
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TAe rood aegoO ~ Park isiupeuv-
~ ~ b ~ hso bsiag osea.
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their HALL In 00oi Tempiary' building. or.
the 6rsi snd third Wednesdays OF each
month. Waiting member cOrlltally inyite,i
L. +. HOl.Mk.S. L. 4.
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me Ancient Order o. Omitted workn e.,
T r. :ss' Hail, w. .sae &. yE p1cns 4 %
CBNs. E. MILLER, Rec. nOv)5
Uniform Rank, X. Of p.
silver Bow Division No. :. Regular
meetings secsHsd TueMiay IL each month.
IIrl!i meetings every Wednesday night Ut
7;?o O'Clock: LEE MAxTLk. r. \ =.
L. U. q. F.
day evening ut their hall. corner Main and
Granite STREETS. vt O'Clock p. m. ~a.jOurn.
tag brethren In good st~ndine are cordially
'nS y, q 70 H at,s.:1: T.: >. Holy. y: q:
q. E. 8.
The regular meeting Of Ruth Chapter No
:. will be held at Good TEN. lsra' Hall on
tho INST and hirsi Wednesday Of each
m..n.h: Waiting "emoer" are cordially in
Mr.. ALICE STEELE, ". n.
MS. n. c. HOwK. Aec'J.
A. F. & A. NJ.
fhe Regular Communications OF NJ.
and thiri Tuesday, evenings 81 each month,
at .0aM Templsr's Hail. Ho90urning nem.
oefS ~ the fraternity are cordially Invited
tlaeoes.s. n. q. WALTON, Nm.
JOE v. LON0. Sec.
1. q. u. f..
Fidelity Lodge M. .. % eeas every Thur-
a1sy evening ~ ih"tr halt. 0sner Main and
,3Ta ate streets, ~ ( O'cMsck. p. IN. no.
jUuSnlng ore rem In gO0O standing are cur
daily invited u attend
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The r. guiar meetings. ut the A. D. II. d.
vision No 1. will o. he'd II VIM Cole.
mans etnre. VAUDEVILLE, N. + ON lin. lar
ami d SUNDAY Of each month 1T O'Clock d
m Visiting members are cordially invii.si
to attend.
ED SULLIVAN, Prp.t.
M.CrLIrRTON. Sec'y
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N The REGULAR Communications OF
19l deer Lodge Chapter No = VII. BE-
held ~ V&.0nic hall. butte. Montana, ON
the aeo0nd nd fourth Fridays of each
m0nth. 9a)ournins Companions are c0riial-
~ Inv tied 10 attend.
4. II. BARREr. H. p
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GEO. ". IRWIN. Clerk,
WORD 4 BALDWIN, Plain,tns Atiyx.
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me Ancient Order Of Omitted Workn e.,
will meet every friday night q Cool
Templsrx' Hall. W. r. ELLIS, n. W.
CBNa. e. MILLER, Rec. nOvl5