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SUITS. 100 Different Styles of SUIIS.
Fancy Cashmere
% Different Styles OF
Block Worstd
COATS. 20 Different Styles OF COATS.
Alpaca and Linen
10 Different Qualities
Black SiriIan
VESTS. 70 Different Styles Of VESTS.
White and tolorrd
Rl1ck. Worsted and Sici ian
PAN IS. leo Differ mt styles OF PANTS
{ sSimere
90 Different Styles of
Wur>trd
BUSTERS. Fun Assortment BUSTERS.
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FREIGHT RATES.
Over the Missouri Pacific From
Waco To
ANNOUNCEMENTS,
FORCOUNIY JUDGE

We are authorized to announce B'Char IL
Harrison ksq, as candidate tor county Judge,
McLcnuau county, subject 10 the action 81 the
county dcmocrarv --iNwt
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Hop, Malt. Hop

Beer, ale, porter, stout, wines and liq-
uOrs, domestic and imported OF the best
qualitiC. at |. \ GOldst, ms 040S:c
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Turkish bath towels at Il. Behren's'
04LStt
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Sea Breeze, the best perfume in the
market at II. Behrcn'S. 040Stt
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Dew berries.
knights orthe Golden RuIe.

Moore & Thompson receive l0) quarts
this morning. Call early.
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We are authorized TO announce James ii
Turbrtt as Il candidate for assessor of taxes
subject to the action OF the county democracy
--uNWtf
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We are authorized to announce samuel l..
Norwood AS a candidate, subject To the demo-
cratic party, tor the Office OF assessor OF taxes
Tor Mo l.nnnAn nnumLE
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LABOR TROUBLES.
The Strikes in 1he naSSachu-
scttS Cotton Willis.

FALL RIVER, Mass, April l0-The
Sycamore mill is still shut down. No
attempt was made to start up this morn
ing.
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AT CLEVELAND, (

CLEVELAND, Ohio, April 10-The
Powell Tool Company works were part
ly destroyed tonight by fire, presumed
by an incendiarist. The flames br, Ike
out in Il forge building about 300 by 800
feet. This part of the works, which con
tanned probably not less than $4,000
worth of expensive machinery. besides a
great quantity of stock was burned to
the ground. The remainder of the works,
includ ng the Office, was saved. AT
nine o'clock Waterman went through
the forge and found everything AS usual;
twenty minutes later he suddenly saw a
light, which seemed to break out all
over the interior at once. AS the struct-
ure was not easily fired, and cont rined
little intiamable materials it is believed
petroleum had been scattered about by
Incendiaries and suspicion points to the
workmen who struck some time ago and
have ,ince been very troublesome, going
so far as TO assault the men employed in
their places, rendering necessary a po-
lice escort between the works and their
homes. Yesterday one OF the strikers
was bound over to the common pleas
court for desperate assault on one or the
workmen. The loss by the fire caHnot
be ascertained until examination shows
how much the machinery and stock are
damaged. The loss of the building is
not very great, as it was an inexpensive
structure. Insurance not yet learned
NEW ORLEANS, April ia fire in Al
giers destroyed seven small houses and
McDonOugh school No. 5. Total loss,
S20,0OO; partly insured. A. j. Dumont,
loss, "a, 900; no insurance
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We would say as the time is at hand for
You to pack away your wooden and wors t
ed goods, We have on hand Il good sup
ply of gum camphor at reasonable
figures.
OiO5tC TUCKER 4 WILLIS.
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We are authorized TO announce VIM. Lamb
din a. . candidate for assessor Of lakes, subject
to thr action Of the democracy u McLennan
county.
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To The Dry Goods Merchants.

Mems fine sewed shoes for 81 80 at San
ger Bros 04nqtc
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Wrare authorized 10 announce d. [. kinnard
as a candidate Tor assessor of taxes. subject to
the action OF the democracy Of McLennar
county,
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On the bottom margin of the first
page was written in big hurry and the
top margin of the reverse Iage this
apology: The only paper l could get"
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Madame Capp;ani's Coaoor:

Thi, concert was attended Sunday
evening t.y one " the nlrst :nSl:!On:s-
ble and critical audiences ever :ssenl-
b!e.l in Butte. It required but few
notes from the ARIA Of Handel, the
first piece on the programme, to fully
satisfy the audience that the perform
or was meme other than the famous
lrinla donna tina! had formerly ruled
the operate: stag. in Europe. Ma'laiiie
L,lise cap!,iani. For v.';une aud
compass If voice sl,. has few equals
anywhere, ard for tile execution o!
.,,ezz,-c ,nir:.itO notes sil. has no SUI
p,rior anywhere. The concert was
81 we'll received that numerous re-
quests we're sent up i"r its repetition
on Monday night; which the Mad
anne was ,lis;n.e,l to grant had not
the y Gather Oh the succeeding 'lay
proved di<agrceaL:e. Mr.. {. ".
Pe,,ro.e, who appeared with Madame
('appiani in Il duet, gave evidence
that he had y remarkably fine and
" I'll cultivated voice. The Madame
will return ~ her ranch ne:s: lseutOn
in the latter par. oi next June, with
some q. her Eastern pupils perhaps.
who EBAY wish to spend the summer
in the mountains, when she will, if
desired, give the music.lcving p"r-
ton o. thi. community All cpimrtun-
itv cf hearing her.
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A Park Street Relic.

\ gentleman while walking up
East Park street yesterday, picked up
something which he first thought was
bag Of gold DUST hut upon second
thought it looked more like a stuffed
club" and he was inclined to be;alor
hinlsel: with it for his mistake; bat
upon further investigation the
strangely constructed concern proved
to be a vcri.abie 'sanl hs,s''-sucl a
weapon as is used by highwaynen to
fell their victim to tie earth, where
he lies UNCONSCIOUS while the ro!Ler
rifles his pockets Of whatever valua-
bles he may !'Osse>s. The ''sand lag"
il constructed q: canvass, strongly
sewed with twine and provided with
an ingeniously braided loop 1T Que
end, by which it Is he'.. upon the
wrist. 1t Is two feet long, an incl,
and y half in diameter, and Is firmly
stuffed with straw ana said.
The one in question shows
many evidences Of long usage,
and certain suspicious nar'ss upon
The cloth, indicate that it may have
;elled more than one pDr victim,
who had been struck with sufficient
force to leave the rcd mark oi human
blood Ipon the weapon. The "wler
ofti,is relic may Recover, upon call.
ing ut the MINER office and pro,in:
the article to Le his own.
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CeutrevllIe Items.

Among the prosperous suburban
Villages surrounding Butte City none
have l,,en more furnishing than Cen
trevil!e. Tile close proximity 10 the
town, Of the Montana Consolidated.
Lexington. Ii. Plata. Belle, aud OH
er mines, eMployipga large number
Of men, has created q demand there
for h":cl-, gr.rries. stores, ,'"..
w!,;c., has added largely (" is prs
perity. During the ls,st $. :,"n TWEEN
ty-six new residences ANIL five bust
hess houses have ixen 'm;.lcted. In
the absence "s u public hall n c"' mo
iiuu. tent has been erected. which is
supplied with \ fine organ. good
iloor f,rt;anrii,g, and O:na:le'tcti III
side with /. proft,sicn Of American
ila.s: here the very cnj";aLlc "a; r
day night ".;.,.s, which Lave lie.
lighted the bellies anil teaux %: Cen
treviijc during the past summer are
held. under the management ~ Prof.
jackson. Anon" recent business
cl,an.e., the following safe noted :
f:arilcy Bros, have suc"'., iei 10 the
grocery business -: Ecrr! \ Farley.
The Miners Arms is hOw under the
management I'll Th",,,;:- May, Esq.
j. r.. Williams, ESP. has taken
charge Of the 'entrcvillc Hotel. Mrs.
Jane. Blake having sold out her in
ferest.
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/. tine J'is.r:ct Court Of tie SECOND Judi
si.l District OF ~" Territory "G Montana.
III ans: for the .suHty .: silver Bow.
Harriet Collins. plaintiff. Vs.Juiln Edwin
C.hli.s.de f-:.ian;.
Tns people Of ~. Territory VI Montana
sei.. greeting t. John Edwin Collins. de-
ip,ni:int.
You are hcrcov required tn appear in an
action, orcnkh' against yOa BY the above
nnmci plaintiff III the District Court III the
>.cOid Judicial district Of tho Territory OG
u IN; ana In aLsl fIr the county u! kilvcr
Ea'w, ari I" answer the complaint died
therein. Within ten days texrius,ve Of the
day az service, attr- Il . service OF you Of
ri. SUMMONS. II served within this county;
h,:,rir'. within twenty days: otherwise
within. forty days; or ju,igeil,eisi BY default
will ~ taken against you. according to the
prayer II said complaint.
The ~. id action is brought t. dissolve the
bombs NJ ma:rimonv heretofore and now
existing between sou and plaintiff.
The grounds n:On which thia action -
bassxi Is your treatment II pa III L.. cru
and u, divers i!n.'x anc r,r more than =
year prior iO the CONNIE cement Of this
action. and for more than II GEAR ! riCr 70
the r,Moci. ccmcai 0f this action your
ant deserted l'.aintih. ard ! cur contimu.
ing 81 t. 20.
A:., yen are .r.by ,:oiidei that. II you
fail to appear AMI answer saiai complaint
u? AVCC' IS(lVIVNt tBIS AWNl pIulISlu VIII
take a ae!su;. against you and apply 10 the
court r,r the rci.r' demanded In the prayer
Ct plaintiff cC:n;lainf.
Given under my hand and the
Seat at the District Court Of the
Sec id District cf the Terri
\~-) tory II Montana. In ana for tho
Ii.s COUNTY of Hi,verl lsuw this 18th day Of
49, August. IN the year Of Our LOr,i one
Thousand eight hundred and eighty
Two.
orc. w. IRVINE, H.. Clerk
e.. 4. NrFFL,. Plai;tin'. attorney.
97seIoWSW
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PERSONAL.

&c. Fyhric, ESQ, :rrivcst from
Dillon yesterday.
Charles U'Do,,neli, ESQ, attorney
at law. Of Helena, WAS in tho city
yesterday.
DR.. NJ. :. Bacon is confined to his
residence by an INCIDENT attack III
nlcInta!n fever.
Geo. {. Fitsrhem and party returned
last evening from maxim. the grand
rounds through the National Park,
going in by Virginia City and re-
turninyl,y Bozenaan, aud is enthus''
as.ic over the sights and wonders he
saw.
Superintendent Dodlri,ige, If the
L. & r., and Robert Law, Esq, SUI
perinten.lent Western Division "ftht
Union Pacific Il. H., arrived from
Ogden in the Directors Car yester-
day morning. They ere on tour Of
inspection over the L. & n. aud
Oregon Short Line rna<ls, AMI will
return south this morning.
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A SEC Bib!ical Reward.

The publishers Of E"t'.'l::is :
.E""'iiy ".j;'v ten .;!uai T. rw"r,' <
IN their .,:""'iiy Cor t'r;":.r, a!.lon::
whi,s, j. the following.
We will give so IN Sch. 10 !i.e
|,erson telling Us w:!ici, v.:-r in :!m
Old Testament :S-ri ldurc, contains
the greatest MURDER IF words Icy D';-
Ol,er lmh, Isl. Should two or more
correct an,wcr. ic received he r.
ward will Lc divided. Tie H,oncy
will lie forwarded :" ti:v winner
October 18th. ISL. Persons lryin..
for the lewaui H,;,>f send :U":n:. in
silver u" l"'>'a.s" s,"mi'> taken Vii.
their answt:. inr which they vii! ie.
reive tlc November .M.'h!y. ~
which IT," name and address "f the
winner Of the reward an! the s"rrrr;
answer will '@ published. This may
liz worth so u you. cut ii "ut. Adj
dress .u,'ctlgc Publishing, t"E,l:.
Ea,tcn, Penn.
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BUTTE, NJ. T., September S..lsS2.
The following are the Wholesale
prices paid by merchants and hotee
keepers for the commodities enumer-
atsd, delivered from the wagon.
Price list carefully corrected evry-
saturday:
Flour, Ruby Valley. XXXX, 400
per cwt.
- Mill Greek. XXXX, $500
percwt.
Mill Creek, New Process. t4...5.
Gallatin, 81. Is per cwt.
Union Mills, New PrOte-s, Cream
Of the Valley, $500
Ruby Valley, !iieW rroce.s> SA.l'.
Union Mills XXNN Snow flake,
SAW.
Utah Common. $S.75
Utah Choice, $3.50.
Graham, s4.tN.
Wheat per H., =! cts. fair demand.
Oats, S2.75.
Eutter, per H., ~ cts.
Eggs, per dozen, ~ Its.
Germ Meal, ~.
Beet. OF foot, 3: cts.
Ecet-, 3! cts. rerlb.
Hay per ton. S:1l.
Baiied Hay, per ton, 80.
Cheese, ~ cts.
BARLEY. *22.Jh. 20 l.rcwt
Dried beams. Montana. cts.
Sluito,i, 5 cts.
.c!A, dressed, ;lc.- per H..
Veal, q cts. per H..
Chickens, - % sig Per dI.::.
Wood, IS 81 {. 81. in d.naaCu
Eut,hagas. :. cts. PER IL.
Pc:atm~. 81. 10. 80 :. eat.
SaI~a"". L.: cts. yer H..
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From The Daily Of 1ussday.
Important theatrical Announce
m0ot,

Owing to popular desire the Frank
CIeaves Dramatic Company have
teen prevailed upon to remain this
week, and will produce an entirely
new repertoire Of the latest eastern
dramatic novelties ct Renshaw Opera
House, inaugurating the short season
BY producing the elegant society
drama, "Forget Ne Not" This IL q
society drama, aboundipg with
thrilling situations and presenting
some very peculiar but consistent
phases Of human nature in Am effec-
tive manner. Miss Emma Heath
Cleaves assumes the role Of 'Ste-
phanie " IN adventures, who in her
younger days married into one Of the
most aristocratic but wicked families
Of France 1.-THE de Moivarts, and ty
the death Of her husband from assas-
inatiOn aud the l0ss os her fortune, is
thrown upon the world to care for
herself. She is q woman whose in.
telIect il as brilliant as her heart is
depraved. She has hut one aim, and
that Is to recover her wOnted position
In society. She is willing to stop
short Of no means, however foul, to
achieve the coveted end. When it
develops that sue proposes to use
"Alice Vernay,"( Miss Lillian Heath
whose sister her son has married, as
u stepping stone to save herself, "sir
Horace Wclby" Mr.. Frank Cleaves,
who is Alice's lover, iniercetles.
Then "Step:.anie" aud "Welby" de-
clare war, her object being self
agr.nG izcnaent, his the rescue -! his
hearts choice from the co,tanlinat-
ing influences of the adventures. 1t
is remorSelcss conflict, and affords
opportunities for powerful acting.
Finally the man triumphs, and the
she-devil, as he calls her, is driven
forth into the world to seek new vic
Tins.
The play is said TO Le thrilling and
interesting, and the leading charac-
ters superbly taken by Miss Emma
Heath Cleaves and Mr.. Frank
Cleavcs. Miss EMnl: Heath Cleaves
has made herself q universal favurite
during her short stay in this city and
will undoubtedly meet with u hearty
reception Tomorrow evening. The
entire company and her leading sup
por: NJ. i::.::::: :i<avcs have proved
themselves to nc the strongest In
point Of talent of any tina: have ever
visited the city.
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Report Ct the Grand Jury.

~ tn iE,nraLie William j. Gni.
Lt";th, Ju1yc o;' the &r:"d J.si;-
r;tH Lisf,'icf Court in Gnt; .t0r .Siire1'
Bo" tvuaty, Montana Territory
VIC, the E:en,'crs Of the Granl Ju-
~, I've. leave t. submit the following
report
We have carefully inquired int"
ans: acted upon all eases presented to
Us aud c.n.in. to our notice.
Oar attention has been direct
~l Ivy members Of the Roll
and Can Club IL the roliu-
ton Of streams III this County with
saw d:i-:. We have no specific infoy-
m,a.i"n relative thereto, hut We AL
n"Li>i, r.o?rirtors "is.w mills gull
t. -! this offence 10 discontinue 1t.
We have visited the "unty Prison.
where We found seven men confined
in All iron cage wholly insufficient in
size to accommodate 80 many persons
under proper conditions If clean-
illness an! healthfulnes.. Aside from
this cage the Jail building and cncl"s-
ur. Possess no elements "f safety.
We recommend the purchase or
construction, in a central locality. "f
suitable pubic buildings.
We v:~itc; the sister, Hospital,
III i ms .,ccte! every department there
us, AMI tax. pleasure in stating that
all %: the appointment, Of this noble
institution are Of the highest order.
Tie system CT lighting, heating and
ventilation appear. to le completes;
the apartments are we'll furnished
anl Az air Of neatnc>s and comfort
prevails, that, Will, the gentle care Of
the sisters in charge, mist render
this establishment q real hrm,c for the
sick and disabled.
We thank the officer who was in
attendance upon us for the prompt
ami polite discharge Of his duty. and
especially do we wish to rxpcss our
obligations to the Honorable District
Attorney :"r the very pron'r. manner
in which he has performed his official
duties, and besides for the courteous
attenu n and assistance lie has given
H. in our Investigations.
We urgently recommend the Ie-
n.oval OF the pest house from its pres
ent dam erous POSITION IL. consequence
OF close proximity t. leading thor
ou.hfarc, to Il More secluded place.
A:.l now having. As we believe,
performed cur duties. We respectfully
ask that We be discharged.
WILLIAM \. CLARK,
Foreman.
Butte CITY, VI. r.. Sept. 3i. 81.
The Northern Pacific railroad
company propose to put IN Il tri-
weekly tine Of stages between Miles
City and Deadwood, beginning Octo-
Der LIST.
Vim. kinsella, Esq, Democratic
member Of the Beard Of County ont
missicMers after the next election,
paid the MINER Il very pleasant visit
! yesterday afteSno"n.
Col. :. \. Estes !. visiting the fair
1T the capitol.
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Twin Comets.

Prot. t.. r.. Barnard, oi Nashville,
Tenn O.l the lii!, lust, discovered!
n"w comet located near the star
I.,n,.l,. in the constellation If the
Twins. His discovery was :'nvui'c-
ed t.. telegraph, I" Mr.. II. II. War.
her 4. the Warner Observatory.
I;o hester, y. v, and almost 1T the
same moment Prof. Lewis swift, d.
rector Of the Warner Observatory,
received intci!igcn". that Il large
naked eye GENET had been disc"v-
cred in Rio .juneiro, South America.
Prof js:v,,ar,l is the iir.: person the
rre.en; year to receive III. Warner
prize Of $::ss'. The fact that ti,e.c
two comets co,,;e into view ut the
same time i, exceedingly Significant.
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Helena Fair Postponed.
Special to the MINER.

kpccia, to the MINER.
The opening day for the Fair week
in this city was one ~ Tie most
gloomy and tlisagrcca'.lc imaginable.
Tie track wits iii such condition IS
to make racing thereon out of the
question. AMI, i: any one hal gone t"
tie grounds it would have l~en u
clear ease Of the pursuit Of pleasure
under difficulties. The directors, in
view Of the aspect If tic weather, and
the probabilities that tie track could
not lc in suitable condition for two
or three days, promptly post,"ned
the Fair unit: Thursday Of this week.
S;:AILES.
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The Sisters Hospital.

The l;,and Jury report in t'attering
terms the result of this benefcent in
stitution. which has the contract for
keeping county patients. The Sis
ters' Hospital Is Que Of our institu.
lions of which We are ali prond, but
those only who have experienced the
kind and efficient nursing Of the Sis
ters, can realize the l,omelike refuge
the hospital affords to those who arc
sick aud liz meless IN our midst.
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In the District Court yesterday,
tl,e official bonds Of County Comma.
,ioncrs Joseph II. Hyde, VIM. N.
Lack aud John Downs were exam
ine.l and approved.
A ral1ie for u 16lbO house and furni-
tmre n announced to come oil at
VAUDEVILLE tonight.
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Lied.

Ralph Thurioway, aged seven, son
Of Geo. Thurloway. q wolf knowa
resident Of East Park street,
died yesterday morning at hah past
four o'clock, of typhoid fever. Ralph
was an exceedingly promising child,
and his stricken parents have the
profound sympathy Of their large
circle of friends.
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1t II estimated that the average
cost Of the uncompleted portion OF
the Northern Pacific abroad will bt.
&3o, 900 per mile.
The Northern Pacific is within
eighty-fve miles Ut Benson's and
moving along at the rate o: "ne-an'l-
a-half miles day.
The Bismarck T:Iumc says it Is re-
ported that the North. IN Pacific
branch from Billings to Benton will
be built Immediately.
Passengers caM now 80 directly
through Ivy car, coach and STEAMER
between tile Atlantic and Pacific via
the Northern Pacific line.
The Yellowstone division -: the
Northern Pacific was opened I" gem
eral traffic on the l.tli inst. to ill
lings, which Is 9l5 miles from -.
Paul. Tickets. baggage checks, etc.
are being provided for the supply "f
!! the new stations.
TIE August sales Vt the N.r!lern
Pacific land department am,Hn,ed
to G::."W acres for S:l3.0oo ar'i >!
town lots f"r 81 500. This is n .arS.
sale for the Season and If continued
for the year would bring III" total
sales up tn over C75o,Om ac.es. The
sales and applications so far promise
that September will I've an",he"
month Oi large business fnr the Ic-
partment.
The Northern Pacific company az.
building au addition to the s:"'S
yards at G!endive. This addition Is
iail ont. i, 5'~ feet square. \ large
well il also hei:ls .luy for wa'vc-pur-
pcscs. When these yar.l+ are conf
p,ete,!, t;len,live will i.e, in addition
t. shipping point, feeding tati"n
for all the Upper country stock
shipped east 10y tn. Northern Pacific.
The right t" construct y railway in-
10 the National Park. and also to v:'
| tab!!sh hotel there, has hec:, grant
elI by the Sc, rotary q! TIE Interior I"
! e. r. Hobart. OF Fargo, AND John
Douglas, OF Fort Yates. The lease
F, provides that the rental shall Nv. OK
cect: s., per acre for tho l"'stio.: q: the
! Park occupied, and Oh failure to pay
! rent or renew the lease IT The cxpira.
ton of ton years, the property q: the
| hssey> shalt revert 10 the Tinted
states.
1t has ',cen officially dc:i.i ell thai
: HALEY shall Le the terminus "f t:'e
Standard gua.,e Wood River traEcl,
Of the Oregon Short Line: thi: branch
will leave the main line 1t the Little
Wood River crossing, abo;i: sixty
miles distant. anil il cxpcctcd to
rc:scl, HALEY this season: hut this Is
tleen,..! doubtful although, thr:c are
several thousand men un ti:- line,
and the graders are within ten miles
and rapidly approaching. NJ pres.
ent passengers coz" by the iah \
Northern IL D!ackfoe:: the:'c: l..y
! stage 4 distance Of 1871 miles.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-27
Freight Note.

Shipped from, Ogden, IL: Butte on
the .lst inst. via Utah {; Ncrlh-
ern railroads: car sugar, ] ear coal.
cur machinery. On the lind inst:
/ cars merchandise.