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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-26
Climate of Southern Cal
fOrnia.

However great may bsthe heats by
dag, which in midsummer often rise
to a hundred and five in the shade,
the nights are always cool and re-
freshing. Neither is snn-stroke
known. Nor are the violent thunder
storms with which nature with US en-.
deavors to restore the equilibrium
after having exhausted its utmost eff
forts in the way of oppressive warmth.
The great drawback here-as there
must be some drawback from per-
lection everywhere-is occasionally
heavy winds, the 'northers." The
northers sometimes gather up the
dust from the dry surfaces over which
they pass, and produce painful dust
storms Of two or three days. duration.
In autumn and winter the temper
ature is chilly enough to make fires
necessity morning and evening. and
even all day long in apartments shut
of from the influence of the sun. l
was astonished to fnd the air go keen
at these times, and the thin scum of
ice forming upon the water In the
mornings 30 formidable even as far
down as San Diego and its vicinity.
The Geld has penetrating quality
far beyond that of its register by the
thermometer. This is usually over
looked, and il is important to be I'M
derstood, since fuel is verv scarce and
correspondingly dear. Fsgots made
from the prunings of the eottonwoods,
sycamores, and mesquit-trees along
the beds Of the streams are the prin-
ciDaI resource. Such coal as can be
obtained is both costly and of wretched
quality.
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Building Lots.

S16OO TWO FULL IMPB OWED LOTS
in the eastern part OF the 18th
go 100 FULL BUILDING LOT, 1OxlO
SA11 rods, Eighteenth Ward, north
of Ragle gate, nice location and near to busi-
ST 600 FOUR FULL GRASS LOTS,
gA3OOO five acres In each, 18th Ward.
1--WE ACRE GRASS OF IN THE BIG
nRAss LIT. EINETEENrH1 WARD, $50
1iEN ACRES CHOICE FARMING LAND
i in Forest Farm. Prices and particulars
at our Office.
S250.-Full lot 21st Ward.
NOOD BB1LDING LOT, 18TH WARD, NEAR
" Capt. Hooper's, 4xl0 rods, for $3.50.
,,960 BUILDING LOT 3hz2e ROBS
PAOO' south front, Sd Ward, part down,
balance oy installments in sums to suit pur-
FUIL LOT IN THE nth WARD, AT a
L bargain.
p1 oO' ing lot in 18th Ward, near John 7
Gaines elegant residence. 1t is just lovely
Call and see it.
G1 7OO A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
91 w. lot 4x1e rods, 18th Ward, close to
car line and excellent location.
S7SO CHOICE BUILDING LOT 5x20
p ~. rods, near Captain Hooper's resi-
dence, 18th Ward.
G1OO0 FULL LOT AND a HALF ON
P1OoO' State Road, suitable for pastur-
age; all fenced.
eI00 -FOUR BY SEVEN RODS IN Sd
StV0' Ward, near the State Road.
&100 PER RUD FRONT IN 17TH WARD.
g1OV cut in sizes to suit; good location
or working man; fruit trees and CITY w4ter
HREE FULL LOTS IN THE 49, WARD.
) chesp.
49, WE HAVE THE MOST SUPERB
6Eas building lot in Salt Lake City, at
the head of Main Street, close to business:
yet retired and out of the dust; Commanding
view overlooking the beautiful panorama Of
city, valley and mountain, 141L4 rods, south
front. fronting on three streets, hydrant
water. Commanding situation for a College
Or elegant private residence
S76 PER ROD FRONT Is CERTAINLY
cheap for building lots within six
blocks Of business, and on Main Street
Thirty rods front; will be sold for part cash,
part time, ust the place for working man.
~ $2100. 4 AiI Full LILO Lot NEAR ..F
being 165x3SO feet, close to car line, in a yery
pleasant situation; on the market but for q
$ bert time; call quick.
5000 FULL LOT IN THE 21sT
Ward, ten rods square, only two
blocks IRON car line. '' O''-' ivy
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of the wicked. While it is beauti-
full to celebrate All Souls day in
praying for the dead, it is
wonder to one that nothing is said
of the dead praying for US, which is
great Bible truth. 1t is stated in
Revelations that the prayers Of the
saints are as precious incense
ascending from golden censers."
els it not usual for a clergyman
to declare his belief in the commu-
nication of spirits ?"
SIT is exceptional for one of us to
take up the subject and treat it log
ically and philosophically. Many of
the elergymen speak of the exist
ence Of spirits in sentimental
way, and for the rhetorical effect"
"May they not do this and yet not
believe in spiritualistic doctrines ?'
"They do wrong if they do"
"How long have you entertained
your theories on this subject?"
"For twenty years. "-Nea0 York
Tribune.
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In q A I
BLAN K 5

NRE FOLLOWING LIME OF
l BLANKS has bean compiled With
Ihs greatest care and with the advice 81
he leading members Of the legal frateR.
atty of6slt Lake City. They are mAas
10 conform strictly to the Law In avGzy
particular, 2ad parties using thea
Blanks will and them TO be the Best eTss
aaad Il this TERRITORY;
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Comm COzY RUSTIC COTTAGE, -FOUR
VOOSO rooms, cellar barn, 18th Ward,
close TO business, beautiful view, healthy loca-
81 95O THREE ROOM HOUSE, 18TH
Q11 AoO Ward, frame barn, lot 5x20 rods
GHAnA SEVEN ROOM HOUSE, PAN
94UUU tries, closets, buttery, cellar. on
Main street, close to business. Hydrant water,
barn, etc. For particulars enquire at our Of
G1eOO FIVE ROOM ADOBE HOUSE,
p4oOO' goth Ward, lot 5XI0 reds, fine To-
cation, excellent water facilities, and near car
dEnnn COMFORTABLE HOUSE. ONE
0%AUu block from the Temple, eight room
adobe, cellar; waterworks, fountain, lawn
trees, corner lot, grand view, close to bust
ness; very attractive and healthy location
N 000 NINE ROOM HOUSE, GEL
pfJOOO lar, stable, COW house and other
outhouses. Rock walled vel. and force pump.
Choice variety Of fruit trees; lawn; painted
picket fence; all ia hrst-class order.
OK ROOM ADOBE HOUSE, ON JEN-
y nings' residence block, good we'll, corner
OF 6x1O rods, nice orchard; price, $500.
r. HREE-ROoM ROCK HOUSE, 21ST
Il Ward lot 5x10 rods, 5000.
0ROO a SPACIOUS HOUSE, CoNYE-
SOoOO Dient to business, suitable for a
boarding houIe or private residence, is now
offered for sale for a short time only It is
such place as will always Command at least
II per cent. on the inves tment Parties by
apPl yins at our Office will be given full part
iculars.
s4ON0O hall, high ceiling, situated in
complete and elegant household furniture
therein All the furniture is new and first
class. Property offered for a quick sale, as
the owner wishes to go away.
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For Rent.

$50 seysngo brick on car line, just built,
pleasant location.
$40; -Four room brick house and barn, First
Ward.
$40. -Four room cottage, Seventeenth Ward,
Seven room house, On car line, sS5.
Six room house, near by, $50.
SIS. Nine room new modern style brick
house, on Third South Street car line.
$25. Five room brick; Twelfth Ward.
SIS. Five yOom cottage; Seventeenth Ward
$50. Five rooms and cellar In new brick
house, car line, big barn; al new.
VHERRIToRIaL AND COUNTY sCRGp
bought aad sold.
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WHITE HOUSE HOTEL .

NHE PRoPRIEToRs TAKE PLEASURE
L in announcing to the public that they
have remoddled and rehtted the Hotel.
The Dining Rooms are spacious and the best
Of Meals will be served night and day.
Single Meals, SOC.
Hot Lunches (ss per eard,) 25c.
Rooms and Board, $3.50 to 81 per day, $40 to
SI2 per week.
Board, ST per week.
the Hotel and four Billiard Tables added for
the accommodation of guests, ard is now
open. A. PoDLECH & co.
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-rrOAroxs FOE rArEurs - E1nn

-LI0ATToNs PoE PATEHTs - EmE
Notice of Location.
Application for Patent,
Proof Of Posting Notice, ans
Diagram of claim,
Proof that Plat and Notice Be-
NAMED Posted,
5--Register's Certificate Of Posting
Notice,
9--Eroof Of Publication,
7-AHidayit Of $500 improvement
8EA&dsvit u Ciazenship,
j-GerEi8SRts that 40 Suit q Pendiu.
l0--Power Of Attorney.
IL Nc ice of Application,
l2-0erti6case Of Identity OF Glaim.
t3-6t&Gment and Charge Of FEES
s<-AgrseNent Of Publisher.
AnsGILANEOUsS
eower Of Attorney (general
Especially,
pron1issory Notes.
Certificates Of Marriage lin eo3maAS
Bond General FoFmh
incorporation Bond.
O@oial Bonda.
0DnetAblO's aaAe.
Rills Of aAkA
, 1882-04-21

Francis W. James, our surveyor, has
just received from the east Transit of
the latest improved construction. Those
of our citizens who, as a preliminary to
building, are desirous of ascertaining
the corners of city lots or doing other
work in his line, can be accommodated
promptly and at reasonable rates.
, 1882-04-21
Bob White" Quail.

The undersigned Is desirous OF obtain
ing for the "Walla Walla Game Club"
some Of the "Bob White Quail" for the
purpose Of stocking the country East Of
the Mountains.
Any reasonable price will be paid for
the delivery In good condition In Port
Townsend Of any number Of these Quail.
3tS THOMAS Il. MINOR.
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1UOgTY AID Tn nWATmO0ll-
pA1Y.
Appointmont a q Oomnmitoo Of
OoQnCil.

At . special meeting Of the city coun-
ell called yesterday afternoon to consid-
'er the last proposition made to the city
by the Butte Water Company. Mayor
Beal and Nessrs. Gamer, Freyschlag,
French and Lowry were present. The
proposition Of the company to supply
the city with water for fire purposes for
one year from Jan. l, 1882, At a cost Of
s., 500 was considered. 1t would not
reeln that 1t was lookyd upon with
much favor, Messrs. Freyschlag, Gam
er, French and Lowry were appointed
a committee to investigate the subject
and make another proposition to the
water company ON behalf Of the city.
The offer already made by the water
was to have expired last night,
but the time was extended until tO-mOr-
row nl0rning:at eleven o'clock, at which
time representatives of the city and the
will meet. 1t is stated that the
last proposition is it's ultima
tum. The committee held meeting
last night, and after careful consitlera-
ton, concluded to accept the company's
providing the water comla-
ny agree to furnish water for five years
at s., 500 per year. The committee think
the price too high, but decline to bc
placed in the position Of depriving the
city Of an immediate water supply.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-02-01

The Phoebe Record says that John
Lehan, . miner working at the Nay
flower, he's not been heard OF since
ChElstmas day. He had been drinking
considerably during the day, and when
he lett here was In such condition - to
call forth the opinion from several that
"he wouldn't make it." Nothing more
was thought Of the matter until about
two weeks ago, when . Mayflower en-
ploye VA heard inquiring for him, stat
Ing that Lehan not been seen at the
mine since about the 2Oth of December.
This caused some little excitement and
the trail from Royal City to the May
flower was diligently searched, the gen.
eral supposftiOn being that he had fallen
over precipice or into prospect hole.
1t Is generally surmised that he is dead,
because were he still among the living
he would certainly have made his ap-
pearance long ere this. The missing
man was an Irishman, aged about IS
years, and pioneer of this Coast.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-02-01
SUE a0Ms.

IL. tn. l'iht.;.t Court of the Sccont J:siici:,
District ~, tive rerrt"ry.:.f M"n;"''a H. aud for
tE' County ,: silver is,w. Dennis X. !sutl..r
AMI Tint, ',y Kennedy. plaintiffs. vs.. R'',ih'n
!. Davis. rs th. administrator ..f the "~ta'cM
Jane. % K"n"":is: % Kate H:"nsiy. | joi," : Kenn:::.
dy. Anne Kennedy snl Mary ke"'t-!y, de-
Ien'lants.
The people Of the Territory nf Mont 1nx xen.i
gree,i.lg tO Reuben l. l@vis a the adniiniStra-
tor Of the estate. Of Edmund Kennedy deceased.
Mtcl'"e! ken":ty James Kennedy. Kate Ken,
~ AIRY Kennedy. defendants.
YOn are hereby required to spl.ar in an ac-
fiS ST GIT IT, ~; :s'%x: ;., y ~ , oS III S1
judicial District Of the Territory IL Montana,
In and for the County of silver bow, AMI tO at.
days lexolusve Of the day cf x.rvirs) after the
service on YOU III this summons. II *ervcs!
within this county, ar II serve. tM! oi this
county, but IT, this diStrici, wlthin twenty days:
otherwise within forty days; Dr Judgment by
s,cfault will ~: tn ken against ynii. according '
the prayer "t said complaint.
Tie said action IN brought to obtain u decree
Of this Cart tl'srfceiNs ANT declaring lots Nos.
:3. :, 6. $50, ~ and u in block No. !! ami
and IN held by Ein,H"i Kennedy prior to III.
death. AMI by his estate S.ncc as individual
property, to i've vrNl'erty h. longing t"a partner
m,i.Mi Ne needy. and to declare and a.ijudge
said E.ln,U! Errne.!:, ami his heirs an, repre-
StntativcS io hold such property in trust for
said partnership. and :i,aL plaintiffs cacI,
entitled to Que uMivile.i third interest therein.
AID that such property. by the order AMI de.
cree ni this Court. te sold ,'"i Sa;'! partnership
set lpt att" full accounting hc had. and that
from the 'reeee'is arisins iron, = sal" of such
property all costs OF court and sale ,,.' paid ami
ac x,I plus DC distrihut ri /" III" artieS accord
ing Il, the interest Of cat'i, in said partnership.
a,Ml tor n:,cr ami further : lief ~ will more
fully appear by reference t" said rS,nl nl'laini.
And on are hereby Notified M,at If you fai! to
appear AMI answer >ai co:npiaint as A.N,ve re-
quirrd. the s"i,i plai..tiH will apply Ia the
Court for the relief prayed for IL >Ai, COM
plA:nt.
Given under my .,a.rt :,nd the seal Of the Dl:-
V.r; t'nlr! o.! .nc Second district a.!
Ih"T.rriiOry a.. Montana. in and for
iSEA!.; the county ,T Silver Tow. this .tl:
':ay Hi ihrcm;rr. ~, the year -: our
i.Dr,! Ou" th.,uSa!' ii eight hundred ami
cighty-G,i.".
Gf.Ut:tiE. ". IRWIN. II. .i.rk.
Ky II. &. HoD:.gY. Deputy t;rIk
Knowles & EDKH'S. Attorneys mr iiHIniiN..
l>i:tI.w
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A Query.
GlBBONsvILLr', Lemhi Co.,
Idaho Territory.

GlBBONsvILLf, Lenlhi Co.,
Idaho Territory.
Edtfr Butte Miner:
SIR:-Please decide the following and
oblIge many miners: III the groupings
Of . lode, ledge or vein are visible and
can be easily traced on the surface, for
u distance of 600 feet, can one man
locate four claims Of 800 feet each to
cover said ledge or is one claim all the
law allows him."
4 FRIEND.
There must bc separate location for
every fifteen hundred feet along the
vein and an independent discovery
shaft on each location, showing one
we'll defined wall. There is no limit to
the number of locations which may be
taken up in this way by one man.
COpp's Mining Laws, page 'iS, article :,
gives the following conclusive decision
on this point: ''Thcrc is no provision Of
law to prevent parties from locating
other claims upon the same lode, out
side of the first location made on the
vein or lode, provided that no one loca-
ton shall exceed fifteen hundred feet in
length. ."-ED.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-02-01
DEER LODGE NOTES.
cScw North West. Jan. -.

New North West. Jan. -.
Mr.. james. Matthews, Of Butte. came
down "Wednesday to visit his wife, who
has i"en ut the hospital here. Mrs.
Matthews is recovering.
J. ID. jerks l. Co., architects and
builders, "f Butte, will establish, an office
here in u couple Of weeks, under the
management of Mr.. q. NJ. jerks and
i gentleman named Newell. We UNI
dcrstand this firm has the contract for
building Mr.. Ed. Irvine'> new resi-
.lencc.
The teacher. OF Deer Lodge county
will hold their annual institute ut Deer
I.nl:.e on Monday and Tuesday. Jan.
3, and II: in the court house. Interest
ing papers and profitable discussions on
tonic. con. ,c&tesl with school work may
IL. expected. Prof. W. Eghert smith,
Prof. X. i. H"s>ell. County ::uperin-
t.n,lent Of silver Bow county, and {.
X. Harlc,Il,ruuk, nf Butte, have l'ta.n
invited to attend and ar. expected t"
,akc part.
Their. are ninrty-tive members in The
so,,l,
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-02-01
The CORNISH PUMPS.
'Tiipora;y Stoppage Of Work by
t.le Syndicate.

me last remaining work tr br s!OnC
II" N"iil'"H Syndicate, OF which
~ II. Ii. !"w,r< is Sul1rihtcn'l-
IT, w" IN" placing III the machinery
-" 'n' t"rni', pumps IL the mine.
""h His. a with III. rest of The Syn
''"''s ""rs. The NuuitOm Company
- '"''''n@ whatever To- do, except t.
''"'" il when finished.
:" ~'''r rarl.'>>l,c>.; or failure Of ar
'"''' ''''': !Ii. syndicate lave not been
''"F' IA i'r,"iNiiE" funds for the last
'''"' Payment Of wages to- the men
:" ''"li"yH! ly then, in setting the
'"'";'' Tor ;IiS reason the lalorcrs
r"' ""r. nn Inc pumps Friday
-. )" ~ "",l,"m Company have
'''S w'airvcr!".lo " it'll tho payment
''>' '."n. "r lie completion Of this
''"' "nllrmy has, :.s is It's custom,
":'';| i.'n! "Ii'all its employees, the
r. ''''' ,';'ld this month I,einy ~, ,WW.
>>'"'"r:e vii! Doubtless arrange
mailer at once. To all who
-. ne M"lit"n Company, it il
:. Wy n''"~-ary I" say that they are
..., way r">ir'm>i1,!.' for the difficulty.
ne 'nrn themselves would
:'f''"f j; il they could have
''''''' Company T." lock to.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-02-01
SI,crin''S Sale.

q. 5. Lewis. plaintiff. against John r.. Walker.
Il 'fesli!ant
February 4. ~. 1887. l"iwrcn the hours 0f
rci.sk ~. a.". clock p. ~. IL I: ont Of tn !"
" tn-wit: All lie right. lille interest and de.
n.anl The .ieir,.'lan. ha.! tE ti.. 1881, day ~
l.e'e .nh.r. "A H. 1SHi. in a:d tH Lot NJ. -. H.
Block No -. in i:,ll:pc:ty. Montana Ter ito.
ry. accori!rg ~ the cfiir;al Fiat ami survey
thereof file 4 ixe, at t!,.. inl.'r,vcn, ~
aid lot c.,llsiSli. Of u House ~ rs.a'Se Of con-
StructtOn.
:atesi this III cay "F January. Is*:.
THDNAS n. LOWRY.
Sheriff 0f silver bow County McnlMn
i;v e. 4. Small, Under ehe,i:1.
.JNnS: Nv
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-02-01
A NEVADA MAN.
He Does Not Like the Country.

The last number of the Eureka Mmti.
nfI contains the following excerpts from
Il letter written to that city by Nevada
man now in Butte. We are sorry that
the village has made 30 unfavorable an
impression on our visitor, but the walk
ing continues good, and there are no
quarantine regulations now in force
here.
This is a-of place." writes
Charley Anderson to friend in Tlsca-
rOr,s, under date of Jan. III, "but am
here and guess I'll have to stsy for some
time, anyway. 'Tis said oil fields look
green from distance, and this l,articu-
lar one certainly looks greener and
brighter from Nevada than it does upon
taking nearer visw. There is u great
influx of population ut the present time
and it is predicted that it will be mate
rally augmented in the coming spring,
hut it will soon vanish, as there is moth
ing here to Justify it. This assertion is
borne out by the fact that the Alice mine
the principal one, which is run,
ming 50 stamps, ships bullion to the val
uc Of from s6,'NW to =, 900 per week only,
and the other 81 stamps that are rum
Mtg in the camp like proportion. This
is not equal to the Grand Prize, when it
used tO roll out bullion ut the rate Of
S!3 ,NW to 1909 il week with its ~
The Nevada boys do not seem
to like it here, and nearly every one Of
them say they will 70 back in tho Spring
If things liven up there IL little. 1t is
colder here than it WAS Oh the top of the
North Pole where was born and raised
Ii is 50 cold that it freezes icc between
married people, and AS consequence
the town is Ovcrrum with grass widows.
The night arrived here, King B"rras
pushed the thermometer down to Is de-
gr.xs below zero. and has since kept it
there. with Il little variation "f from l.:
to II degrees"
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-02-01
The Depot Brewery.

rm. Vienna Brewery now being mite"
80. hv John Pet ut the Utah 4 North
,.rn .lcmDt will hc thrown open 70 '''c
,,,,,li,. ON Saturday night next III gran"
-tylr. The public Of Butte ;''" '''' :''
...,,u,,inc country generally are invited
to attend, us there will he welcome '''
~ to,c,hcr with the lk'>t lxai All" 'he
'"' ',o,;..;o,,s Prrtzels. jan3H4
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-02-01
INVITATION! I!
Welcome to the Carnival

The Committee on Invitations have
invited the Governor of MOnta-
ma, the Helena Gesang Verein and the
Miners Union to attend the Carnival
on the lind prox. Through the columns
of the MINER they now formally and
cordially invite the citizeil> and busi-
ness men Of Butte to Ike present and par
ticipate in the festivities. A special in
vitatiOn has been sent to the Butte
Fire Brigade.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-02-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Charles +. WundcElich deceased.
Notice il hereby given Ivy The uiIde.sigTd.
adnlini~tr RI tor Or the estate Of Char lc r. VIM.
derlicll deceased. 20 the creditors Of and AL
lstrs,:,s having claims against the said Etc.
ceased. TO exhibit them. with the necessary
vouchers. si!htn four nsOn:hs after the nrSt
publication aSf this notice. tN thu laid admins
Tor ut his place nf :t->,'i'rrs, on divide Greek.
IN the c.Mlntv'Of silver Row.
FRANK f.. WCNDHRIICu.
ninistrstOr OF the estate Of Charles F. W Wun.
der!lcll. deceased.
bates u, Butte city this 18th day ri January.
1881. ?ijanswAw
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-02-01


rhr bins Of the silver Bow mill a's
~" ~,o !; ;rand Central Hotel is doing .
u,.hing business
" r,. Ron Bon ball last night, atSpeck's
u,,I. was i great success.
,.h,,ri,,at;on yesterday ut the Moulton
from -! to - PER cent.
rho ,.ullion Club meeting last Friday
.,;,y wa< Il pronounced success.
r,,. .,ic. Odd and Silver Mining
r.m,s,,y shipped 1915 pounds Of bull
,;,u ':.-l week.
,,u,hcr O; prominent citizens r.
r,,,,at they did not attend the ball
thursday night.
The Ccn.i1ucc"ntinucs to attract large
ud;.ur,, Many features Of the enter
's;rue.,t arc highly interesting.
IN ,,r sisters hospital there are now
.,;ry.siy, patients, Of whom fifteen arr
.,4lj,,,I 10 the county.
,.,siues> in Butte is reported brisk by
II III. .,,:.r,.han,S. There has been no
,..,a;i,:c reaction from the holiday
las)li.
H.. Campbell continues to recover
...siv from, his wounds. He and the
.,h.r w,i.nl< in the W"rking,ncn's
E,.rt:.l are doing well.
r,,krr * Harper lost all their hooks
i, The fire. Mr.. Baker says that in
,,,, minutes after hc drew on his loot,
.,, oi,i,r co:.ld not lx' entered, so i'll
,.,,.,. were the flames.
g,rk ". Gates. Il pa lent liz the Min
r.. Hospital inr some weeks rsst will
j.. sent to til" Warm springs Asylum
81. odrr. Mr.. Gates is suffering from
.,nmu,i:.. Il" i, about ,i'irty-cight
.r,:- oi are.
, s,.ic;, iu,! nf silks. satin and
.,nkin.> was turned .'''.'' yesterday
,t.r,us.,l at Franks corner. II is sup
,.,s,l the horses were dry and wanted
Frank +" set 'rM up. No damage was
slr to silks, satin, etc.
The miner whose arm was bruised
I'M, day, ago in an anlal.anlator ut
,nr of the Alice mills, is almost cured Of
ai> wounds. He has lxcn at the Work
n.h.c,,', Hospital, but ID now able 10
I'VE, r,h" house and walk about.
..>hhy 4 smith have renewed their
n>ur.i,m.. office to Dr. T!,OlnpSDn's
tuildins. IVES; Broadway. They are
mr,s>iny their facilities for han ndling a +!
s;>inp>- which, thanks to their many |
ra>loncrs. has grown beyond their ex-
le.ilti"n>.
there is ..n unclaimed piece Of chew !!
:h- -un', supposed 10 l'elong to some
'r:,i~r ii The Butte Library Club, III
III" MiNE,:'> mineral cabinet. Unless |
tDr owner proves property ut an carly |
'a'r it will lc a~>:.yrd and sent to the !
'"',r:tl" Sai!c!iev for treatment. !;
i:r ~"'i"H says: "Extensive pre- |
sFa'lon> are making in Virginia City |
"rrrive the Irish orators, Hons. 4. +. ;
'f"nn"r an;l'i'. NJ. Hcaly Friday even !;
ne. ''1nt Mr.. IIranagam induce
i'''r distinguished gentlemen I" visit !
'''':r:: Their coming m;yh, .'e made |
II" "r:'>inn -: gr::n:! Land League
"r,.!a,i.:. |
N" '".Lv "i IL oi the 9Th INST says !
:ia II" Butte mail arrived in Helena !
Wednesday, evening", the Butte sleigh |
''Ii''. had Il severe. time in getting !,
Trough tt" Park, and being several !
''''' ia', in reaching Boulder The i
''>';sc:> cam" in Thursday by hirtsl !
''"Fr';lIi't /" .jrii;rso,.. and thence l,y
i''n''uI:h'> coach.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-02-01

Ladies Toilet Slippers and Sandals, in
great variety, ut
jan22-tf +. Gamer & Co.'S