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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-15

This pledge should be kept before the PEG.
pie while Mahoncism lives. 1t was the rope
around the necks Of his henchmen. II
made, as Senator LYBRooK, himself among
the ablest Readiusters in the State, de-
clares-it made the Legislature ga mere
un'hinking, unmanly, and Inundated plant
machine.v
And white men took il! Men whose
fathers were freemen, and who were them
selves born free!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-15

For every Democrat who votes for Wise
and yet proclaims his Democracy we will
show one hundred Readiusters who lnain-
tain their Readiuster principles and who
voted for Cameron who will vote for Mas
sey, and for every Democrat who will not
vote for either Wise or Massey we win
show Republican who will vote for Mas
sey, and we can count more white Demo-
cratic ReEdiusters who voted for Cameron
who will vote for Massey than can befound
to vote for Wise.-Lyct0sug Advance,
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MARRIAGES.

Married. at Archibald Place, Edinburgh, SCOT
land. on the 2Qth august. by the Rev. }. Il. Will
son, -. d., Barclay church uncle Of the BRIDE, a.
sisted hy tie Rev. ". -. Alexander, NJ. ~, and the
Rev. }. stalker II. A.. THOMAS NhENtR
MOORE, Youngest son Of 'he lac key. /: y
second daughter of John Wilson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-15

CAMERON was very savage on the Bour.
bons; he always was. Long ago, speaking
OF MALONE, he said:
at seems that the Observation-Disclosures
remembers nothing In the past and learns
nothing for the future. Its obstinacy is
BOURBON; It's ambition Is RADICAL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-15

g hereby pledge myself to stand by the
Readluster party and platform, and to 20
INTO caucus with the ReSdiuster members
oil the Legislature that meets in Richmond.
and vote for all measures, nominees. and
candidates to be elected by the Legislature
as the caucus may agree upon.
"Given under my hand and seal this
- day OF September.
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LIME, CEMENT, sc.

4 IME, CEMENT. PLASTER.
IA JACKSON rURPlN, ..t,
No. Is SOUTH EiGurEENru SrEktL BIZ
MAIN AND CARY, ,.r
GENERAL COMMISSION MNI' ~ d..
meats, Calcined Plaster, Plaslefer,' ~. r..,
, ,miek, &c. Sole agenI for Pegry bgVs.a, .!A
iaad lime. W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-15

The claim set up by the Mahoneites to
the name OF "Liberalists reminds US OF
Sir WALTER ScQTT's irate character shaking
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-15
MAHN.sTREEr EXCHANGE

IT WESTERHOFFo
"MAiN-sTREET EXCHANGE
No. 1906 MAIN STREET.
NEW BAR,
NEW BILLIARD-sALOON-s TABLES;
SPLENDID LIGHT;
NCH-COu INTER-.
ALL OPENED THURSDAY, Tn.
Friends respectfully invited TO call, congratulate
aud SEQ the finest establishment IN the city.
" 6-sm II. WEsTERHQeF, Pyopsistor,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-15

CAMERON was always happy at calling
names. He published MALONE once as
..The Railroad Ishmael.'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
NJ GOODS FOR TIE FALL SEASON.
NOW IS THE TINE TO BUY THEM CuE.p
JULIUS MEYER 6 sON
ARE OFFERING
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.
FLANNELs! FLANNELs!
SUPERB ALL-wOOL WHITE FLANSfr. -.
ira width, at 25c.;
ALL-wOOL FILLED DOMETT FLANNtL.,
1870. worth 25c.;
YARD-wIDE ALL-woOL FLANNEL o,.7.,
worth Doc.
RED-TwILLED FLANNELs.
ATWOOD from 25c. to r5c.-srccial ll-.....
BLUE-AND-GRAY-TwILLED FLAN,Hl.u
special prices;
CANTON FLANNELS from SIC. y Dc
BLANKETS! BLANKETS:
WHITE and COLORED at cutting price:
Two cases EXTRA FINE GRAY BLANK.I,.t
sI.2j pair worth $3.50.
NEW FALL PRINTS
OVER TWO HUNDRED srYIr-
THE HANDSOMEST EVER SHOWN.
Look at the CRETONNE FOCLf>. rorl,,' 8.
tation Of soc. French sauas pr.ce,nl .,
at JULIUS MEYER g SONS.
6ol and COB Broas .r.,.
Closing out CARPETS 10 reduced price. Pc
der to make room for new fan -'0rs. I...
can be had. l--..i
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Observation-Disclosures
420 EAST BROAD STREET.
CARDOZO. AL>OP. MO>Bl a co.,
1908 EAST MAiS sgnslr.

Alter June IL we alSay~ i,-in tIri .-...t
Thi~ season. owing to th, cold and un......
weather. many good, "ll 'r.'r.DG.
Du our har,. lu-ruIEtDr- VIII n.N .r
MOR~TED AID Silk SOY q ii.~. ii. 40 a
GOODS. BROC AIDED. NMiRi. 4U.. 'i'i n l lI.
FANClE~, iu manf cl-,s 90 jas. i'l.l .t.
Those in want 81 rich Nuf INEXPENSIVE .I..I'-
springs or ,oasil. wfHr will dN well fN rf..
We are determine tN mas. NNr uN.-i f
the resort OF the f'.ai "n'' .' i..'. 'i' ;.
all who wauf honest --.i- 10 l."t.t iii'tr
trOuike IT.. We dO NOR 4t.ttll-r N.ll'4 .Ar lt
az worse than Fictitious Na'u'.. '.r '.....f
discriminating public $500 .-.' '.
WHITE LINEN LAW ". -O B.. Goes
WHITE LAWNS. 10 g. 4Nc..
PERSIAN LANN.M II.I~.pGlNI f-- .| N-
CHECKED aad PLAIN MANSIONS.
We carry ne ltrg,,t. most comm. t,. i.l
line II WHITE GOODS % t- faHI .
Wehsyc WHITE QUMI,at 7jc. Co. SO.
IRISH LINENS. 25c. 90 II.
our stock Of FIGURED LINEN ani '..
LAWNS l. unusually complete.
BLACK ttODD>.-Of MS. sur speciality.
is unusually varied. Among our 90.
NI-WOOI Nuns YELLING. Soc.
! ALL-MOOL 81 Nuns YELLING, soc.
OF finer grade OF same tDiic, wc have
cent stock. ranging Oh cost from lJr...
For 25c. we have BEST HUNTING Nti
his market;
BLACK siLN-wARP nENRiErrN. rAN...
! SUOODAH, CASHMERE. M Kt D'
/ DINE. ranging In cost nom .c.tse
! >ILKS.-BLACk and COLORED ~llh-.
TINS, SATIN DE MkRNEu-lttN.
! RtIADAMfS, SIRAI SILKS lud rf I..''
ranging Ia cost from 15c. % 500. ...
SPECIAL NALUkS.-LoVA at our STA
! Raj AZ 81 %, usually sold 40 sl.5N,
/ BLACK SILK at ~l.25 and Sl.5C-t.-
! ever exhibited Ia hi, market;
/ LINEN LAP-kOBkS, 81 81 sj-spitpdid
] mcnt:
/ CORsE1S, soc. 10 s2.5O-h,st STANDARD
and American manufacture. .t
! ORDEkS.-Mc solicit orders nOm ger
distance. rs our terms % such air ~ N,.t,
present I'm person. ONE PRICE To ALL
| CARDOZO, A.SOP, NOSBl & Co.
| PRICE, EEMfll 81
| H. i-tOdl
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PAINTINGS. ENGRAvINGs. &c
EREE EXHIBITION DAILY.
l.. LEWIS'S ART-GALLERY.

Al The latest subjects In PAINTINGS, ENGRA-
WINGS, and OLEOGRAPIlS;
New PICTURES constantly arriving:
PLUSH and GOLD FRAMES;
BRONZE FRAMES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-15

GILT and BRONZE CORNlCES.
ALBUMS I'm Russia, silk. and Plush;
EASELS for paror and mantel;
PIER ana MANTEL-MlRRORS;
WALNUT and EBONY BRACKETS;
BiRTHDAY-CARDS and PANELS;
ARTOTYPE ENGRANINGS;
CMR0MOS in frame, 24x3O, atsl;
Sxl0 FRAMES from 20 cents upward-hfty diff
icrent styles;
city. l.. LEWIS,
sc S-3m 0l2 Main street.
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spECIAL NOTICES.
mr. IMPORTANT NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOI NOTICE.
r5- IMPORTANT NOTICE.
CHANGE OF TINE
FOR THE TERMINATION OF THE
CLOSING SALE
LEVY BROTHERS.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26TH,
WILL BE POSITIVELY THE LAST DAY.
THERE IS AN IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS
YET ON HAND.
GOODS FOR THE PRESENT SEASON,
GOODS FOR TIE APPROACHING SEASONS.
ALL TO BE SOLD AT THE REDUCED
PRICES.
YOU CAN SAVE FROM 10 TO 80 PER CENT.
BY BUYING YOUR
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS &C.,
AT
LEVY BROTHERS,
IOI7 AND 1919 MAIN STREET.
OUR STORE WILL BE CLOSED on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER l4TH,
ON ACCOUNT OF NEW-YEAR'S HOLIDAY.
Isc 12I
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-01
Court News in Dillon.

The District Court, owing to the non
arrival Of Judge COnger on schedule
time, did not meet in regular session un-
til Thursday.
There gre sonic attorneys VIII" are
never satisfied to he idle. Their CONF
n,endable industry and ingenuity vii!
yet e the means Of the discovery Of
new and important principles Of law.
There was u hold scheme inauguratetl
rs week in Dillon to overthrow one Of
the bulwarks Of the common law, which
has said from time i,nnlcnlOrial that no
man can be twice put in jeopardy for
the same OfFcnsc. An enterprising
young attorney Of Dillon was employed
last week to prosecute a criminal charge,
and after trial the accused
was acquitted. \ 'lay or two af-
forwards the tlxiendant's counsel re-
ceivesl notice that the young attorney
would move for another trial of the ac-
cusel on the same charge. This lsrsc-
verancc is co.mInentlabic in the highest
degree but is not exactly in accordance
with the ancient and still potent canon,
If the common law which have pre-
vailed from time whereof the memory
Of man r:,nncth not to the contrary.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-01
Smelling Furnaces.

The w:ter jacket furnaces. Tor both
galcna and copper ores, built Ivy Mcssrs
Rankin, Brayton X Co., Of the Pacific
iron Works, San FrancAco, have
worked Il revolution in the smelling
business Of the country.
The advantage, demonstrated in
these furnaces are facility and cheap
ness %. transportation and construction,
economy q: ;,,c!. tincnesS If bullion pro-
dlcetl and capacity for T. n,inuOt,s aud
uninterrupted work. Amy ore that can
be- snleit.d. ii is claimed, can he worked!
cheaper in these furnaces than l,y any
other process.
The mining interest, Of the country
are largely indebted to the enterprise Of
this firm i"r working up to suci! a state
OF perfection this important branch Of
mining machinery.
4 iar:-e n,,nhe: Of companies in .\ri-
Z;na, New Mexico and Nevada are
"inTatins: ti,e:,' furnaces with most sat
is::,ctory results. Us,;,y. Star.
feb ::S-d-lnl
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Another Baby.

4 Ma on & Hamlin's I.al,y Cabinet
Organ arrived in Butte yesterday. 1t is
about as big rs Il baby, and easier to cur
~. It makes quite as mucl, noise ~ u
baby, but never cries unless somebody
pounds it, whii.'l Is one great point of
distinction between it and other babies.
4 we'll known musical Professor and Il
ditto editor were in the Butte Book
Store when it arrived. There was the
hand organ and the wandering trouba-
dour-not,i''.: was lacking save mon
key. With a ready appreciation of tho
emergency, the we'll known Professor
yam! Ell Il rope around the ditto edit
ov's neck AMI picking the baby or
gam up under his arm started cut to
face Il cold and heartlcss world.
These arc facts, and the only possible
objection to this true story is that it
ought to have happened in Helena.
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Testimonial.

We. the undersigned, passengers AID
trainnien on train No. !, Utah l. North
crn. whicl. was detained by the snow
blockade at Spring Hill, Montana, from
FEBRUARY 18th to 18th. desire 10 thus
publicly express our thanks to !. II.
.StiNgcr and his eStimai,le wife for their
Sind:lcs> and generosity in providing
foI our wants. Mr.. ana Mrs. Sti,,cs r
Iah"rra day and night and spared no
paths to make rs comfortable. thus talk
ing from thu: vexatiols delay Muci. 81:
the unp!sas:ntness which usually at
ches TO such episodes. Mr.. ;tingcr
and wife richly deserve the popularity
which they are acquiring as caterers to.
the travelling public: u. A. Slower. u.
{. Mann. f.. l.. Smith. L. Born, Jacob,
Eart"@, e.. Reed, J. H. Robbins, Mrs.
-. Tar''e!t. J. +. Mclaughlin, Joe 4.
Brown. J. II. Liont,erger, r. q. Howell,
j: p: Williams, II. w. Sampson, John
CcrriGan. l.. II. Ritch. j. H. Seiple.
Ms. Il. DAILY. Mrs. Ellie Dodge. Ann
Richards, Anut Posse, J. 4. Jensen: p.
Melting. Conductor; John Jenkins.
MESSENGER; Alvin Fletcher, Brakeman:
T.: p: Williams, Pullman Conductor: J.
W. Marsai!es, Porter; J. \. Wright.
Mail Agent. George Payne, Road
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PERSONAL.

W. +. Sanders, ESQ. was to leave for
Helena this morning.
Frank y. Sterling. ESQ.,, I.cceivrr Of
the Helena Land Office. was in Butte
yesterday.
ut the Centennial! arc registered 4
party fro*, Ontario, rs fellows: JOIN,
Ross, John Hays: Geo. Allan. Ja.,n
Scott, Ii',S. Scott.
Col. -\:n'r'elS expects 20 go Fast
rain i'll April. When Il, returns we
may expect 10 receive him :ls u Major
General. ZEE VIII visit Missouri.
l.. III. Ti;'': 1850, If Springfield, Nj,
soar l.',~:'s; .';'.r:: through tho snow
''io"h;:dr. like many an:,;l,er good n.;,;,-
and i;iia,:y arrived. in Butte, where he
proposes to stay.
Among the guests at the ~. Nicholas
are: u. ID. aud ". T.. snyder. Fost-
oria, Ohio: L. J.. Sterling. Helena:
Ben. Stevens, san Francisco: J. S. Me-
Andrews. Deer Lodge: +. T.. Fitzgerald.
Toledo: ii. .;r,tnobcr, Helena.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-01
Do You Know Him .

we have letter from N:nn..,,. al.
ms: II one Charlie. Todcr j., ,,,.,,, -.
nereal'outs, as the writer h,. ,,,'',.,
This Charles seems To- ,,,v,. ,.,,,',;-',',
hummer OF way-staticns on his Jour.
IVY re married Il wcmu., in Mime.
s"'a with s"F; in cash, got it and left t;,r
~a'''ornia, where he made some nor,
money in the same way, and va,nmxed
."' Mootana. The writer claims that
>'"r'es mas bee" traced to this place
->"", Charles, You might AZ we'll corn.
''r"ar' and surrender. Its kno.,,
""ere Is a strawberry mark on your LIFT
"r'"' ana large hairy mole lust hch;nS
your right ear. We feel for Won hon.,
cseI; a. a victim Of u hireline press ."d
won't give you away If you viii .',, .'.'v
on that 500. Will "'Vy'
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-01
A Fall.

Precisely at noon yesterday John e..
Taylor, one Of the proprictors ct the
Philiis'"r. express, gall"ped up the
short street from Park street to Broa.;-
way, by the school house, and as his
horse turned the corner going West,
10th horse and rider came heavily to
the ground, the animals feet having
slipped under him. Mr.. Taylor did not
realize ut first how severely his leg was
injured ly the fall, and rising to his fc;;
got his horse up. He was ut once pain
fully feminde,l Tint his right leg was
injured, if not i:n,t,, cacturc,l, and
was taken to his Park street stable in \
passing wagon.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-01
The Carnival Ball.

The thorough success of the Carnival
BALL is universally acknowledged. The
New North West Of last week says {:
Renshaw's Hall, a large, fine room. was
crowded with maskers Of every class.
There were numerous elegant costumes
(although some. thought it necessary to
explain their costumes 10y hanging out
sign, This is a fairy" 'Thi.a s:ilor,'
etc. while the variety Of the conlmoner
and comic masks were innunlcrahie.
The management of the bail was exec
lent, everything going along withot Il
jar. Masks were removed about mid
night, and supper was taken shortly
after, the dancing continuing until Mar
~ daylight THURSDAY morning.
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Gossip.

well AlphOnse. YOU lock seedy, who
were you sitting up with last night p
ITO tell you the truth, Cleavage, 1 lost
my heart Last night to the Leo sisters !;
you may rave about your Buckingham,
your Haymarket and your anything
else, but the Leo Sisters are the girls for
nle.'
why, Alphonse, where did you see
these wonders -
''.At the COmique to he sure, and
while am on the subject might Us
well inform you that the Leo Brothers
great toe swing and backward somer-
sault is Just the finest thing ON the Pa
cific Coast in the way of trapeze per
fornance. The house was jamnc.l last
night, and if you take my advice you
will 20 carly. If you d" 30 early you
will he sure to want to 80 Often"
well, old man, we'll go down to-
night about nine O'Clock, and take Il
box. All the bloods take boxes. Ia, ta.'
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From the Jaws Of Death.

We are frequently asked why the
Butte branch Of the immortal S:,zcra..
Club was allowed to perish. We can
on!y>ay that it died. OF grie:. 1t could
not flourish in Butte, so moral was the
atE'os: Iir.<.. SO strictly tiu,:,:;; the ill.,
lai,itants here, scl.i..
But We have recently heard oi' .;l,,y..
Eynum'> grease lead, and OF the won
hertul doinss OF "Col." An.iricux when
he was east; We intend to call the at.rn-
tisn OF the President of the 'lcflnct clus,
to these facts, and do.!. not that there
will he q revival.
in the meantime the g,.:;. Work roe,
bravery ON elsewhere. The S;,xcrac
Cub "' Spokane county, held Il slor,
session III Chency last week: u;i,or of
the 1+'j"a: in the chair. After TIN.
minutes of the last nlcstiu" were read
''h" Unsupported. BECAUSE they told tn.
TRUTH the president laralyz,M TIE ciu!,
nv stain, that where lie came from il,
Nhi". the wi;Id blew 50 =. ro,r that if
carrie" a Join: OF s.ovcri,m across tn.
S'icet against the side Of IL house. AMI
"e'' II there for eleven days. Adjourned.
Besides the need Ot another clu;, IN
r., .a'ts" Is at this moment Il crying one
iher' Is the AIT CluD, the I.ibr,,rv
N''"' the Minstrel Club, the Hu;lin,
C'uo' tn :|;lvc: City Club. the Eli. =, -
.'e'S C'"h and the stuffed club, but the
~azera" Club can discount them ~;
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-01
MEl1U11.


New Rule Nd Yesterday.
In No. 213, The Territory ". John
Mahan, the minutes Of the court show
that ON Sunday morning at 10:9O
O'Clock the jury came into court and
were discharged, it appearing t lat they
were unable to agree. The defendant
was accordingly rrmanded for further
trial.
In the matter Of the Contempt Of Alex.
E. Mathew Es4., ON motion the 1ne ~
sessed against him for Contempt WAS re-
nlitted BY the court.
In No. rs, The Territory VI. James
Frazer tor exhibiting deadly weapon,
the defendant appeared by counsel and
entered plea Of not guilty.
In No. -, The Territory VI. Charles
McDsrmott, the charge Of grand larceny
was dismissed without prejudice, and n
n0lyc pros, entered on the Indictment.
John ]. Cable was excused from fur
ther service as juror, and two more
names were drawn from the box and
special venire No. 3. issued.
The following rule Of court was en-
tered on the minutes:
Whenever an appeal is perfected from
any judgment in the Probate Court or
Justices Court all said appellant shall
fail to have the transcript Of docket and
necessary papers Of such appeal placed on
file in said District Court on or before
the third day of such term of the Dis
trict Court, the respondent may have
such appeal dismissed by placing ON
file in said District Court the certificate
of said Probate Court or justice Of the
peace Us the case may be, to the effect
that said appeal has leen perfected for
such length Of time and that said .al,-
pellant has f;.iled to make any provision
for sending up said papers.
\ curic Us complication arUse yester-
day in case No. @s, the Territory
against Tom Tay and All Ham in which
those defendants were tried on AN i'll
,lictnlent which charged them with
keeping an opium resort.
Two Cinnamon said to liz. named ~
charged in the indictment had beer ar
rested and brought up before Justice |
O'Meara on the charge Of smoking
opium. They were bound over to APP
pear before the Grand Jury, who in
'lictcd them for keeping an opium re-
sort. When they were brought up for
trial 10 and behold there were three |
Cinnamon instead Of two, and what is |
more nobody knew or could tell which
were the two real defendants. The Jury
brought in verdict of ac:,l,ittal.
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SAGE BRUSH TEA.
A Cure for Pneumonia.
w ak ERVii.LE, Feb. :.

WALKEKViLj.E, Feb. -.
Lli;fm. Hutfc .Mner::
DEAR SIR.-1 notice in the daily pa
pers numerous cases Of death from pneu-
mOnia. lfpersons who feel the syml,-
toms Of the disease coming on, such as
fever with pains in the breast, ETC., vii:
take sage-br,lsh tea plentifully it will
cure any case. Sage brush can bc
found in the ncigill,OrhOol Of the Color
ado snleltcr or below, and it costs moth
ing. CY. PARKER.
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A swindle.

Manager Gordon Of the Theatre Conn
ique Sunday night casi,ed two cheeks,
one for IS, which were signed "Alice
Mining Co.. per- and were p'y-
able to the order Of different persons.
On presentation at the banking house
Of DOnnell, Clark & Larabie it was as
certainetl that the checks were forgeries.
Two more such checks are said to he
out.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS

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Enterprise.

The theatrical enterprise which brings
out such accomplished singers as ehc
lie" Sisters, and such magnificent GYM
nasts rs the Leo Brothers, deserves to
he encouraged by large attendance of
the public. Mr.. Gordon is spcndinp
much money and displaying much skill
in providing amusement for the peoDle
Oi Butte.
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Telegraph.

The telegraph wires east of Ogden
were reported down last night, and con-
setluently the MINER is unable this
morning to present its readers with
night dispatches.
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An Appeal to Osc.,

The reason why the "I,urtx :.
is chosen for the caption Of thu, ,''
ment which is devoted in In. =, "cpatt.
the rythmetical efii,sions Of i. '"Ek.
is obvious. There is in the heart o f. 80
man, yea, every won.an, , ,. :" every
which are treasured som. "e'l
thoughts some tender >c..,i.u.,,r e''"
when the n.atutina! b,c,.,.,,,. :; aAi
or the old mans drunk ,.,;, "asA
wouldthis world come to i',:;rIn.'* What
piIgriEA could not turn for r,,,,, '>'ekk
lr*t's corner. We give i, up. rh "tA|
lowing Is from u valued con, r;,r, 'i
On why arc the mai tens 80 ,;rc.r,,v
And why"e they c"asslc..;y ptn,.r"
Ills tor one glimpse OF Oscar. Tie ,lifu,.,
SO ar;iII. yet SO uai,.isnu.y.
For only one glimpse of TN. h..,,
Who has captured their H. ar;s. w,,,, "' "ari
BY waving aIOlt with bis Ina.,.;, 80, "''!
The iord'y s1ni"wer ana the lily.
Not all seek his favor. II: Useless t,,...
He's 10 terribly t'"ic.'::..iy ..,onx >.
That nothing can pleas. ii, ir.tb,,ic.,
hut what j, decidedly irony.
o., what woulL this Hi.:, Pr,,,o, ,.,
SnOnl ! he fall in Il, A.: .:.s;i."t,es t"
And III: 'tGcinr not i"in" .,.,ir.,r..
Should orIer = course Il" .a.i.c..
Would W. ccut. be there fl,e.,,r.t. ,,,
swear, ~
Ba: 10 d! s! 20 iis nn>ica; :....i.,
GLOW awiaiiS "".u.." !."'.. ~.. t.. .,,,..,
What ! elk of the at.ei " ,:.:",
faint ~ tie ;Ii. idsa, do.
For doctor, whrne'Ic i.ei l,',
! take for my Nocturnal 10. ;..r .:,. dr.,
OF honey dew fresh from 10,
On would he consent bu, 10 ...i..u,:>
And be truly tenacinus:y i.:,.,.,.
We would welcome Einl ..a 7, r,rvr
the pay.
But our homage ard 'h":i:> nc y pull recs.,
Then move OF young Oscar, nov. O..
west,
And set I'll o',i h-nr:S il I. Hare
Move on. fOi t!.e mos. .ia:. Iii. ,.o,,,r
plores
is the Absences OF anything utter
There's cur Art club w",,t welcome Van t.,
And our minstrel ,rOup. :,ter,y ,nr.b
And our Library Club .juStnr k:,:am,,o.,
Would unite in III ;.un.:.co: rrG.
LII,
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-01
EiOOd an 'Oci.&.

I..s: evening, on Galtaa >;"'' ';,;,r
er-by was bitten by Free" Ii "'s- .mi
near by. The pa>scr-ly "'''''F" ,l-
stoned the dog. The dogs i:ie"'~
jected and beat tho pas>er-hH.