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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-05-12

mo; | thank you" is the polite re.
ply Of the Milwaukee County Board
Of Supervisors to the invitation OF
Kenosha, Racine, Waukesha and Wal
worth counties to extend the hospitali
ties of the House of Correction tC
their tramps. Several good reasons
for denying the request are given
among which an opinion as t
the unconstitutionality of the act j:
Vpntnred. Milwaukee county woul(
be very unwise to report otherwise
than it has. Their House of Correc
ton is inst fair size for it's own use
An influx of the genius tramp" from
the nelghboring counties through thu
winter would hardly raise the tone OF
the social circle which dWells within
thai hospitable mansion, much less
that of Milwaukee's average society
Another reason assigned by the com.
mittee for refusing the request is that
no provision is made to pay expense:
that may result from the introduction
of infectious diseases. We apprehen(
that there is another reason, namely
that the price assigned to be paid fol
keeping the tramps is insufficient. /
takes little time to break a tramp ir
to hard labor, and tramps are not
usually sentenced to long terms of i'm
prisonment. The sheriffs of the re
spective counties will then still have
the pleasure of boarding and lodging
these forlorn specimens of humanity
In the meantime it will be we'll fol
Kenosha county to extemporize ;
house of correction at least to pro
vide means to keep the tramp employ
ed, and give him means of passing
away his time in the pleasant bu
pressing cares of honest labor.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-05-12

The Chicago Inter Ocaan' will be dubbed
with the UNION and TELEGRAPH at ST. per
year.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-05-12
PROGRAMME.

Commercial accounts and correspond
ence, G. A. Haley; drawing, A. S. Car
penter: paper on school room hygiene,
Miss Sarah Devlin; selections, Misses
Cronk and Grant; Query Box.
An outline of the work to be done
by the schools for the county fair will
be presented by the Superintendent
All teachers interested in this W ORR
will please attend. w. J. BARNES.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-05-12

A century ago it was customary for
men to sit at the pew doors in church
armed with guns in order to keep out
intruding Indians. The extent to
which this old custom has grown out
of fashion is indicated by the fact that
ten little Indian boys have been re-
ceived by baptism into the Presbyte-
rian church at Carlisle, Pa. They are
from Captain Pratt's training school
for Indians at that place. Thirty-five
Indians in all have thus made pro-
fession of Christian faith at Carlisle.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-05-12
TEACHERS MEETING.

There will be a meeting for the
teachers of the E. D. at the WinsloW
school house, on Saturday, May goth,
commencing at one P. M, sharp.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-05-12

NO1UNDA KECEPTlON.
One of the most brilliant receptions
for the general public of the season oc-
cured on Saturday evening last in the
Rotunda of the Capitol. It was given
by the ladies, for the benefit of the pro-
posed Garfield Memorial Hospital. To
describe the scenery, decorations, illu-
limitations, rich costumes of the ladies,
&C., would require an undue space.
There were twelve general tables in
the Rotunda; from two to five states
were assigned to each table, Wisconsin,
Illinois, Iowa and Minnesota occupy
ing one table. There was spread on
the tables every kind of luxurious eat.
ables and rare flowers. Somehow, it
became rumored around that for at
PENDANTS on each table there would be
competition which should be served hy
the most beautiful women. Whether
this was only pleasantly, or really
intended, is not material. 1t is suffi-
cient to say at the table represented by
Wisconsin ladies were the accomplish.
ed Mrs. G. G. Williams and her beau
tiful daughter Kittie, Mrs. Senator
Cameron, Mrs. Senator Sawyer, and
Mrs. Judge Macarthur. f.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-06
LUZ .DIAMANTE
Oh Ia TABR1CA DR
adsWurth Martinez & LOngman,
~
2O7, PEARL S1RREr NRw-YORK.

10 grades de Fareineight-Libre de
explosion y combustion inssAntanea.
Este sceite as la redistilscion del
aceite de carbon , est& fabricado espe-
Cialmente para uso dom6stico.
rs cristaliDo como aqua destilsds, su
luz 90 clara, brillsnte = sin olor.
Els tan eompletamente seguro, que 81
la lampara por casualidad quebrase no
2habria peligro pues la llama quedaria
extipgnida.-Deposito en- I Ell TELE-
GRAFO, San Justo 10.
AI31 d s. Neon d 90.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-06
AG T. a O EC n u .

Este servlcio 10 prestan los grandiosos,
c6modos rapidos vapores Manila, /" Ma
drid," :. .''keina Mercedes" ''M6jico," I'VE
racruz" y Panama
Los vapores De esta empresan enlazan en-
Puerto-Rlco Ia Habana con los vapores
correos De Ia Peninsula adennas enlazan
en- Ia Habana con el vapor de Ia misma en-
presa que sale para Veracruz el IL de cada
mes y en- Santiago dc Cuba con el de la inea
de la Habana Colon.
El vapor de La hnea de Yeracruz tocara
en- los puertos de Progreso. Frontera dc
Tabasco VeracruZ y Tuxpal. -
M vapOr de La Aabana q Colon saldrA dc
Santiago de Cube para Kingston, SanGe
Marta, BarranQutlla, Oartagena y Colon.
Los pasajeros que tomen poleta en- est
puerto para La Guaira. han de embarcarse
en- el Vapor de Ia empresa que sale el "A de
cada mes.
kara los citados puntos Sc admitiran car
ga y paeajeros.
Para mas detalles dlrigirse q los agentes
de Ia Inca, en- Ponce dandarias, Bregarc
y Co., en- Mayaguez PatxOC. Oastell6 " Co..
en- Aguadiila, Silva, Ferrer y Cos en- SAL
Juan
i6n. 6. PRATS Z Ca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-06
LIN EA
DE VAPORES- CORREOS ESP PANOLES
entire Liverpooly Puerto. Rico.


Los vapores de estas lfneas son los 81
guientes:
''Pnerto- -Riquefio :" captain Izaguirre.
Borinquen captain Oirion.
Mayagiiez captain Mendezona
Nuevo Ponce /" captain Garate.
Despachandose uno el as de cada mes.
TIPos REDUo1Dos DE FLETEs.
Oerveza ladrillo. ............ 30Il Ta
Loza, vidrieria, hierro, hierro gal S
vanizado, arroz (cimiento abo- S5
nos en- barriles). s)................ 35I So a
Provisiones, vino, espiritus, aqua S9<
minerales, ferreteria, alambre, ks 9
hoja de lata. clavos, pinturas, @pS
aceite, jarcias, jabon, velas, So
muebles, papel sacos vacios, y I9.
cuch1ller1a. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4OI ~
Mercancias, perfumerfa, juguetes 81.
drogas. Observation-Disclosures. 45I
Calderos ,fogones, y pailas. s...... TOT
Con 80 por 100 primas 81 Sc paga
en- Liverpool 10 por 10U paga-
dero en- Puerto Rico. Maqui-
maria Y calderos por tOneladas
de peso medida q Opcion del
vapor.
Ptezas ne excediendo toneladas 40
Entire teneladas y6 go
I'd. 5 i'd. VI 20
Id. Z Id. yl0 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-06
POR Ell OEsTE.


tomedo abordo tendran recargo rs
Las famiias nnos de amos gratis de q
la cuarta parte de IL la mtad del pasaje.
Los ninos solos hasta q amos medic pasaje
Los pases expeddos los puertoS de Ia para St. Tho
pagaran e tpo senaado tara general hasta la
Capital, agregando Ell de esta St. Thomas
Los grandes vapOreS de compana que escaa
puerto reciben cag Liverpool Coruna para
odos los puertos de esta M @ abordada Ell
canO la evara puerto deno de detes a
reobra buqu carg cuaquer para
oordarla aquelos para Habana Matanzas Cenfuegos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-06
"A LII u N Il S /.

s'igarrillcs de eeta acreditada marca
abana, no reconocen rival. En- su
6n solo SO emplea Ia mejor rama
0gidas vegas de la vuelta abajO.
9miados en- las Exposiciones de
e, Viena, Chile, Filadelfia y en-
eido presentadOs q concursos
,eiempre los mas honcrificos
res inteligentes les dan sus
9referencia.
tes son sollcitado los excelen-
ALnbrosfa y Obeequio de Allo-
sa debe pedirse en- todos los
rs importantes de esta isla, Y
sus linicos Agentes Sres. P.
edel Dep6sito ndmero IS o.
hta en- esta ciudad: Conflte-
prquina, La Palma, Cafe del
Z0cagoZRna.
Dorado y Co., Sres. Dalmau
guerra de Antonio Caubet y
hta. I'd.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-06
Hsnbug-anelisal Packet Company

En- virtud del srreglo hecho por esta Com
pafiia con la Empresa Martina puert0riQuefa-
las mercanctas que Be embarquen en HaVre
Hamburgo por los vapores de aquella lfrea.
para este puerto, Pouce, Mayaguez, Aguadi-
lla, Arroyo y Humacao, vendr&n de San Ito
mas en- 10 futuro por los vapores de Ia citada
EmpreSa Martina puertoriqueha, gO1andO de
las Ventajas que ofrece La Importation en- ban
dera espahola.
Los conocimientos SO extienden como anten
directamente, y los detes son baratOs, 36 cheli-
nes por provisiones de Hamburgo & P6erto-s
Rico.
Salen los vapores tomando fete para esba
Isla, de Hamburgo el q de cada mes, de
Havre el u de idem. II
RecomendRmes acknowledgements Ia IneaH
H. A. p. @. los importadores de mercanclas'
de Alemania, Suiza, Francia, etc, y apro9n &
chamos Ia oportunidad para poneF nQeGtto1
servicios Ia disposici6n de los seioree dno
quieran hacer impOrtaciones de dichos pais1
Oontamos con muy bnenaS relaciOneg On lo9'
mercados de Alemania etc. dispuest0s ~
posici6n de ofrecer las facilidad6s neCeeerls
Los vapores de Ia 81. A p. O. aCeptan ns
para Marsella, TriesAe Y G6nova, tapos rean-
cidos y bajo conOcimientOB direCtOS,
Para mas detalles dirigirse los Agentea q.
San Juan Puerto Rico
b. 3s. MUIIMNHoTE I KoRBMn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-06
Taller de litegrsfla
TIUDl DR MORIS Y RODECK.
FORTALEZA.- -S7.

Estimuladoe por 10 muchA preferen-
cia con que nos viene honrando el p1,
blico de esta isla con sus gratos pedi-
dos, tenemos 81 gusto dc anunciar que
acabamus de renovsr nuestro surtido de
papel, eartulinas, tintas y demas mate.
lisles para los trabaios de nuestro ra-
mo. j 4 completar 81 personal, poni6n-
donos as On 81 Caso dc, poder Cumpjir
con mss puutuslidad todos los encsrgoe
que ae nos confen precios m6dicoa y
con ei esmero que costumbramos po-
der en- todo 10 que hacemos.
4aDSJuar, p. R. julio 1882.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-06

venio especial todo con 30 por 100 prima y
hete pagadero en- Liverpool.
F6sfoTos acidos sobre cubierta, por pa
quotes que no exceda las medidas de pies
s J en todo pagodero en- Liverpool.
No SO f1rma1a conocimiento por menos de
81. /.
1000 sacos en- un solo conocimiento deven-
CARA ell fiete de 30I en- vez de 35T.
Para otros pc -meneres dirigirse los Sc
fiores White Forman y 90. Liverpool Sobri-
nos de Ezquiaga, San Juan Pto- Rico Krae-
mer y 90. Mayaguez, s. Mumiller, Forfar y
( o Ponce
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-06
j. SALA e Go.

Realizan 4 precios m6dicos I: Aeua
mineral de Saratoga " Congress !"
Fdsforos suecos lejftinos mafca z q J.
pada.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-11
THE RESULT.

There. is no. no question that Ma
;.r Ats:innis has carried the Vrrr'-
,n:y hv ~ Overwhelming majority.
Custer county, whir'i ia" E'r:'"''-
cans claimed laim: lir' ''''''"'"'
gives nearly 50 majority for Nas'"-
Ms. D,ws.,n rolls ny nearly :E"'
(.;.,..au the same number, AMI Mis-
s.,,,a, Mcagher and p'l'er counties
sill, swell his mainrity far above iha'
hc received tw" years ago. S"!h'ns
r.lia,,L. la. been heard from Lewis
and Clarke, Jefferson, Eraver"t'''''
Madison and G.liati". These '"'"'
,;c,. with the exception of the Iit>'
named, will probably give Mr. MA
oinnis .ierideti n,aj"rittes. Silver. To"
County gave. Mr.. Eotk;n q han"'
some compli,nentar: vote. "u' ~ Tar
a. known ut the present writlns
horors are easy on the re"t ~ tne
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-11
SIN MONS.

IL III" l'iAii,c' court "i lie Second Ju'i.
riAl District 1T the Territory -: Montana.
!" ANT iaT the county ~ silver Bow.
Ilari:'', Collins. piai"iiii. vs.J' I'm Edwin
Collins .it t"rdahi.
Pin. lss',.l. III the T"rrii"ry "t Montana
SENT greeting :" j, i'm E,iwin Collins. Il. :
ti.'n.ani.
IOu ar. hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by the ah"V Z"
uMinssi I.lM.uiiN l.. The District court al th..
Srcssi.l judicial ui>tr."' nf tn. 7, rriirTS at
Mon: nEm w a''t t"r the county Hf Ailvri
law, and Ia 1s.>Wsr the c,,i;.p!Mint iiir,i
IL, r.in. within ten day> exclusive "i the
day OI SCI vis'' after ih.. >rIv!Cs' lsn yGil UI
tins >,tiinisDU>. I! served within ih'A Css:lniy.
nr. IL ...N"t 'Hls III iii'> county. but In This
District. within twenty iMys: OihrIwi>"
within f.,' v .!:y>:" ii Judgement hy default
vi In. taken asMI' - ya,ll. a."s,rl!tg to ii,.
prayer Oi >:,i.t complaint.
Tue said act CIV = hIanighi i0 di.Ss''ve tn"
i"r,ti> Of M1ir'nn,,.v ErriaDiuIr a. AMI iuIw
rx'~tin. briw..M yshI HINl plaintiff.
The grounds upon wEicii THIS action Is
s'a s'-a j. y'"Ir iHca: :is''nt "i plain ~ i"a Cru-
ri M'"l iI.huinan ,s:',i"r ~ December. l>~".
and al divers times. a,ms ter NNsr.. than u
year PRIOR i,s the commencement "t this
vii,,n. and ter nssr,. than u gear rriC: IL
III" r''snis.'.i s,.isseni 81 shi> "rt!'.I !'"'r
having williMl'y "''>tnie'l yaMiT>"ii f:""'
aI"i deserted plainti;i. a"t !Cur rni,iinaa.
iNg ~ IL .lN.
And v.Mi are hereby msitH,~l that. II YOU
fail tO appear sMi answer Aai,l complaint
=. s's'v. r.-lu,r-o the .ahi plaintiff, viii
IN ke a default against y'Mi amt apply Ia III"
sSssrt t'sr the r.li"t dcnsAi'sl IT, the prayer
~ plM inliti-s complaint.
Given u'"i.r my hand a.d the
r' : e, %' +" ;.,r!:' 1,':,r'r. ',, ;, II Tcrr tt'
\>~> tory Of MOniaMa. tn a'i f"r il".
I..x. essinty NJ s.lvesOlsOw this :.sil, day "t
- August. IN the year ~ Our i."ri '."'
ih0si>ami eight hundred ami eighty
GEO W. IRVINE. H., ,Chrk.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-11

Territory OL Montana. ltNinty Of silver
IaIw. -. 1n probate can't. 10 and ter >ant
.sNsniy. ~ the uaitr H iN.. estate "i
MIci.N.: Nb! Deceased. N''iir' i'r p.hi'r"
I: :sW si tim" MpIn.nh! ter prov ing ~iil.
Pursuant Il, an i.trr at SAIL count. n,aslr s
iln :: ihh.H I'll :, ri"mI".r. \ u. i>~.. n"i"
j. u. r. t,y iv":. iha' ", H." >!aS the tn .'"N
III thir'r'. \. j.. I">:. ~" "r''"k J.. ~. at
>Ail day. ~ the t.Iri i.si, s'i >asl 80 iiri ai
il,r r.ty ~ lutte. ~ the county 0i silver
i:s.w. l,a lm..n appointed ~ il' Tim" niMi
i.las.. !s.r ..Ni'': ii. vii, "i >.'h! N.:t'H"I
Roy .lr,,;s >,.. .ih i',r hearing a.. anri!''l-
y. &C. l., I,ti:t a.. !, !icr. test IiW ilary when
.su M;nI. ANY ls''>'H, nv. '-i',i n,:'y ar-
Iu:.r ~ ii .sH les: .is' same.
l,Ai.~t th:. -r'!; day ~ sept. u,i"r. \. ~.
Is. cki.Ii: L.. i!:N!<t.
rrnl'a:r .Iu.':"".i t.x .,i:,r"d'.' ~.
: .jN
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-11

4 Ns.,,ublicun editor in Ncbr:..Ea
r,ils i hral,er Republican editor II
the same state. "l;,!i's vicegerrit.' =
y :. neiarious, defornlCd and dwarf
ish abortion, intellectually AMI NOR
ally that never thought = good thing
or did u good at in his lif'.." u
" thaukl..-s freak If nature" and
other pet naTc~ "t Ike character.
All a.: whicl, 20 4, show tha! an
Ovcr.:r~c M l",!iinAl cnihu-ias',
sometimes makes - :M.i "f u man.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-11

The report "i Mr. i:arrl,aI'l. Di-
r.,.!., nf Me .Iinl, places ti'.' ""tihIt
If cc!.i nn,! live: in Montana for the.
..,," is, IL >i."n,M". Tee :.o.i
,,r..l,,c:. :,.!G:'n:c.t 10 -, ',"''. and
,;;.:, Of silver ln So; '."sh. The -
,iu,;.l.. 81 tar a~ !, j. in;"ii'i.,i I" in
d:..n:c ti.. .a:ue -: III" iAi,s"rai ONT
,a,, "t this Territory Is m"n too low.
II is estimated that tIc wallis. "f our
."..:.r exports "x's7'!,d f'i"f ~""'
,.,r tt,ss wear named.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-11

There is cr,lnlb OF comfort for
Republicans in tho fact that Iowa
did not 20 Democratic. TIL. people
0i that State ar: like EpI.raim o!
old, joined to their idols, and src,,
to le given up to hardness Of heart
and rcp.ohacy II mind that they
may further experience tho hlirh,iny
influence nf l.eEul.lican r.slc.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-11

ticket. The Democrats gave . large
majority for their candidate for III.
tr'ct Attorney, have probably s3ectetl
their full legislative ticket with one
exception, e]ect thoir eandida1es for
Treasarer, County Clerk and Re-
coFder, and several othes. o. the
ticket. On the whole. considesing
that the Republicans e]ain this
cOunty ~ . Republican county, TIE
Dem Gratis did well. They made .
gallant fight, and but foe eauses
which It b not necessary to refer to,
they might have done much better.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-11

An exchange says an"tnrr s.,luc.
tiun Is COON t. be made in tn" price
.: government: stamped envelopes.
Gn!v - few years ago The prize. Was
four dollars icr :!l:uSand. exclusive
Of the STAMPS. ih.y have since leen
reduced to TIVE dollars, AMI :.fcrJan-
,;ary 1T they will lie reduced 10 Sl.>O
lnr thousand. Parties ordering :tM
or more can lave their return address
Printed upon then. without charge.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-11

Thc following States and Terrific
rits cast Democratic majorities vi the
election last Tuesday: Colorado. Cal
i:crnia, Connecticut, Delaware, In
diana, Kansas. Massachusetts, Neva-
da. New Jersey, New York. Pcnn-
syivania, Wyoming ANA Montana.
There are other States an,! Tel rito-
li..~ to hear from, which VII increase
the number trI,siI, rai,iy.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-11

Will the Hr"hd please give rs
The Exact Word" Of The Broken
Promise =: rs there :Ir many VIII"
would like 10 know wl,ethe: there is
really 40 Precedent for u sixth,
Term" We lelicve We have seen
something about these matters in the
M;,''tl lately and hope it vii! not tc''
suddenly drop the liscUSsio, ofthcm,.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-11
Oki,EI: TO SHOW cat ~.

II IA: rl"''ai Court ia ''n' = ;>'r
li.W ,Sp,N!N N,W,ia'a I. ~ 'NrN. il tu"
n.:.''er Oi IT,. "s;a'ri .\iw'.. N'.wry. 80.
rr... IT. Eiwiu u. " -. i.';r, a.hiin .:sa-
tor -: ~. ,.>;mt." Aiwc!i MsWix. .:r,1:>-
,.l. na, IL: iI''.t hi> !"'iir!'. h..':n t.".
/, :. !.r ~ -. .rr -: >1l'.N! th' ,"1' "~ta'" d!
>a.i .t.r.'..'l .E IT," rG'l.H>.> iiis irIh '"i
nI;,I.
I:,> i,u, '..r ,.s.!.rr !. III" .,.'.. TO- >:,i!
.,.u.;. :ta ';i "!>'n 'h'''i' >i'.' IL u" -
tate al .nL! ':'.. .'."t "l,i' -" "ish' t!r =" 1T
~ ,,i, =. r,n,rt on Ws'l'">Jay :i.. II ':E ah
y. ,..r.h"r. - ~ - .."k /" n +" ~ ~ '".:
T., S:.i.i .tHX. "a; ii't. court r".'Il ~ >nn' ~
:.,u. court, 81 ~" l.t -! c'ili,. iit I: -
,Sy;;.,. ~ S!'t.r 49,! - >i'H 80 ~.
81, ..,, /: -h..,'' -. - =; ';'.'''. ;.' Z I Aa.
:, i:V :. .fra:., '.,>'' .ul Ia :. n' :, -! -
;ait.,, II >,,.','',''*-.' -':''' '"' :,'':'
say 'ii.. !: / !ENi\;.
a." .t-w>w Peat H. i, .ig.
I.....r! ~ :. "a, - u..,.!' =. -.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-11
How . Reporter Got Shaved.

-
.'0o and Mt .havelan -
Thus snoko NJ cifv .,,a,>o- n ~
renorter- r,ho ,n~I~ r. ~ s"..~e~s ~ ~
veseeniav mornin~ v;tS : s.S -.
:.n davs' mnr..ar.i.s.i -..~,h .,.s".,
his ci,in.
..(ief shsves19',
eyes .ndl =. II I. . ,r,.,., .~.,,,.
since voas vere ~ shaveS fhe erns.
rience viii nroi,ahiv he snfs. .Aecfiv
; novel to insnire ~, xith i1iees ~ n,
article on herhex."
mi. ~ intend..,1 =. ..rc..,,, ,,..,
the renorter i,ore n n,..ek IL .r1 80: ~,
his NV 10 = sst0nsorieI nsrinr - n:
he entered each harher tnrneA from
his nafient sn1l eaaed se him ri. Il ~,
.ir t,f l.nruid l:1rinsitr nj ~ tr,..
inx. but me renorter i,ors II VIM .
courage horn .f n.,,essitv "a L4
TOOK !. sesl .md l,exnm m rt,n.i a l...t
YEAR . naner esch herl,er vine.l M
xnnv timxers IN III. e.,,.ton,s.r;s .,o.a
cOli.r. and All met in m, .cnfre m
the rnoam IA c,nsulf his 6.tr ri,av
.'.ized him uD'' .nd ron,nare.l n.as.
in m xudil,le tone. Thrre vere some
liitIe difi~renees Of nninion On n,imor
noin,s mt .iI .sr..s.s tI..t E n. H.. - ,.... |.
.chun,n Rv nm time t~n n m.
c,,sfl,n..r. l,.1i .s..l, s,n.,lrasl !. v,,,nin
c,var .m0fl,er ha1l r.,.1l . re,~sn. .,e-
si1 sh,o,,-h o,r ned E..., ~ r;,.I -
s.,,,,s .,I.s ,,..;i M sr 10: ~ ks1i.,,,.k ..s
eh.. i...t ,,o.i ,n-,,.1 ~. III.
and oone IN .leen Herssa~.Ecne:i
-, H.. vim,, . i,r,,ri, n,i ~ i.ti,sr si,r.,st
into III. r.c.,ah .nI sc.,,, III f.,.'r ~.
llst. vere .Ssin M v,ork T.i,e n,.n
and ,,rs ~ - il,is t.n.e H.ll hI...ke.i
,h. .s,so-ta,;. s1.c.. ~;sI,r..t ~.
kmo,riesice and .:ses.aS him ten @
cents. The sean.her sffe.r trnsh took
In th., ,,rnC,e... ri ~, vcrk n ne4e..
m,me ~ ~kn.e hsm1ls M. ~ v,o~i.l
H.. Non.. n rhe srsi.Hs .een,eri N ~,
IN /. hurry IN v..t sl,rn.,Ch mi m.
...,ssnn.s.r. wer,. not mi. ..Sl.r ei1l,er
rne wsiainv n,.n An M vnnf "a
fail into the ll.n(ls or the liend On
the end Of the NV. He -. IN en,as-
c,,late,I stri,,linx Of tventv.1Ivc
years. was siov in n,ove,,,emI And
I,nv.iniv of fivure. He kent his
,,Ms,l i, rxlernai1v o,,en. an.l his 6nc..
wOr.. al..,f ox n,;,cl, ex nres,.ion a tn.
portrait Of MiIn in tie Exposition
gallery. His .airt.lmnd and coliar
orr. =, lov that every 1im,.. i,e nok
in long breath his liver ,m.l could
lie seen. Il was evident that he had
Ire. tasted on, garlic. A. fate would
nav.. il he. finished lcfore hia brefher
artists and the rpnrter was Obliged
to take the chair. BEFORE he went in
l,. handed the vloaiinv wretch 4
sheet Of COPY ra,,er. on which was
written:
want a close shave. NM in \
hurry. Do not nut any oil Or grease
u,n,,i ms hair. / never use anv RIM
or c,m,l1elicx. Please comb nv hair
M and hack. / do not wish my
hair trimmed ar cut. l do MT want
any hair tonic or skin medicine. L
do moi want a sl,an,,nDo or : bath. /
have not heard the latest news from
Erypt. nor do 1 wan. IL. carr
noin. NJ for M,litics or crime or
society. ! do not care for stock or
market r,.,n,rts. I nm not Z alranxer
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-11

As predicted l,y all well inforn.t.l
men. California has gone Dennx.rstic.
In view Of the well known policy II
the Republican lariy ul,on the Chi
nesc question II could MT do other
wise.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-11

Tile next House of Representatives
will be Democratic by a gMnl work.
ing majority This means rclremch-
'nrn' an'( saving I" tile people Of
over SIM. INN, ,'xn' during the next two
wears.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-11

Mr.. FOlgcr has concluded not IL
resign the Office of Secretary Of the
Treasury. He has re.s ntly heard
S.,ine news from New York which in-
titienccd his alecisis,il in this matter.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-11

t:>tata. ~ CHr,s l.. Hmle, dec ax.-i. Nctic.
II hereby ktvem ~ the nInterx ixtssl admin.
ixtrat0T ri the estate ~ Corn J.. Hale sc.ax
rinims against Iist. said 1<s'eAsesl. IL exhibit
he 10 with the ssecs.s>ary vOncheSs, wttlsin
eur nsnnihs after the tirst Publication OI
hts u. iice, to the sakl Admirtxilatsse NJ
Butte City. ~ r.. In the r0a,nly " silver
iSw. OLIVER H. =. THORUU6HMAN.
Administrator II the esiaie III Cora l..
Eale. deceased. sPp:nx wjw
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-11

II kansas has elected pen,ocra.ic
Governor the millennium may be
soon expected.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-11
NI,(ja.c to Creditors.

Estate Oi Michel Roy. drcr ;sesi. Notice
i>i,rs.i.y given ~ i!," niaier> ixs".i. the "a
ecils'r Ht thu Inst will ami Testament III
Michel 1sn, deceased. IO the rr.'iiiUr> 'i
ami all Ia.I>s,n> I.avtng claims against ,'r
~Mi.i "ssd a~s-i. I" 'sxls,AIt llnn " ~! he 'Er
en.ary >srls'!icI~. Within is.lit ,inr,;h~ after
tiu. first publication "f this n"t'r'. :" the
said executor nj I;uii" 'ity. in the county
ri silver lkDw.
NTANI>TAS r.. tIlKEUGK.
Executor Or the last vii! ai.i Testament
NG N ictss.i R,.v. 1T .r:ls.-l.
lnNissl ilDi> ttn LHy tt O:t''lkr. i>...
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