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CHICAGO, August s3.-The Chiear
I'D National Prohibitioa Cenventieu
NET In Farwell hall this moenin9 at
IN O'Clock. Some three hundred del.
egates were present. 6ome States
are represented very largely; so0e of
the more distant ones not st all. Cid
con Stewart, ol Ohio, chairman o(
the Nstienal Prohibltton Exeoutive
Committee, called the coaventieu to
order, aud In . brief spoeeh said in
many localities and States PrUhibi.
tionists have baSTod their bridges BE-
hind them by cutting loose ftum
other parties which had arrayed the
North and south against each ether.
The Prohibitionists wanted Q party
Of honesty, Of honor, and they
- w.nted . tho buriai Of thee erims-
stained and blood-stsined par
ties. Rev. John Russell, Of Mtchi-
gan, wss elected temporary chair
man. lie Also spoke favosing .
great National Prohibition party.
Pl,...le Ct,zzens, Of st. Louis, and
Mary Il. Williams. Of Chicago, were
elcrted secretaries. Mr.. Young. Of
Iowa, representing one 0f three Iowa
delegations, asked II delegates not
committed /, other party movements
though In full sympathy with prohi-
bitiOn, were to be excluded. Hls DEL
evatiOn wanted to know before sub
mitting their credentials. II barred
out they would 20 to work On their
own earnest lines. The chairman
said those would he barreil out who
hadn't abandoned a0lllation with
the Democratic, Republican, Green.
bs,rkers Or any other party that had
NJ all declared In favor Of legal pre-
hil.iti0n Of the liquor t1afElc. The
committee on credeQtials then moved
Mrs. J. A. Brown and Rev. Arthur
Edwards To deliver addresses Of wei
cOl,e, and J. h. Finch. Of Nebraska,
responded. Recess till 2p. m.
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KINGSTON, Ont, August 3.-The
Fishing inspector stopped the Amer
leans from fishing In Canadian va
tcrs. A number Of steam yachts and
small bO tt have been operating In
the vicinity Of WOltland, 6tnsc0e
Islands. The inspector informed
them they had no right there, unles:
with LICENSE. SOane tourists declined
at iirst tn move, but did % On the
threat that unless they did % the
Ooats would he sfexed.
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ALEXANDRIA, August 23.-Riai
Pasl,s has arrived. The Nile ~ ris'
WASHINGTON. August 2a-Nc-
Hweemy resumed his argument fos
the defense In the star route trial.
LONDON, August 23.-The Ehal
handicap stakes ut York were won
by Victor, Emanuel Baliol, al; Is-
nlael, ID.
SYRACUSE, n. Y, August H.
The main mills Of the Syracuse iron
works burned last night. Less, %,
100. Insurance, >64, 900. Three hun
dred men are out of work.
CHICAGO, August 23.-During the
year ending July, 1891 caoes have
cen disposed Of 10 the criminal co0re
and only l60 20 over. ConvtctSons
have been more numerous than ever
before.
Sr. PErsRsBUR0, August r.
Lieutenant Berry who commanded
the Rogers and Engineer Melville Of
the Jeanette will Be receivetl BY the
Car this afternoon. They start for
home tomorrow.
KEEsvILl.E, N. H., Aug. "A
lrr this morning burned the Adrio.
nic hotel, the NOlette houso and 80
builelings, comprising stores and
dwellings located on Front, Main
and Vine streets. Loss, d, 900, ,OM
ALEXANDRIA, August 9.-FiIe1
were observed last eventng In the
psiRhb0FhO0d Of Aboukir and Ka0I
el Dwar. It b believed part q the
Egyptian force y burning the VII.
lages either during or pg0para10ry to
n retreat.
COxsrANTlxoPLE, August r.
Two Austrian Floyd stsame3 With
Turkish troops On board pa..sd
Rhodes steering south. Haidal
Pasha formerly Egyrtian minister "a
France IN the Invitation Of the Khe.
dive viii start to Alexandra BY
p,ecial steamer.
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An Unfair Ooumo0t.

New YORK, August 3-The Trio
MMc thus edit0riali6es it, special tele-
gram about the - o-caDlel negro revolt
In Alabama. The fAbul0e1 Account
10 taken to pieces In our Washinytou
siexlMtches. The county whore this
secret league b said to have bee0 In
existeuce for several years b the
black district where . stl 0ng anti
h,uri,on candidate b runDing fOg
Congress. II the c0)0red voters aro
nOt intimidatesl another seat may
l,e lost. Accordingly recourse y to
lie had TO the Old methods 0f inttmi-
datiou. Documentary evidence Of
cOaspiracy 10 manufactured about ~
easily % tissue ballots.
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Bstray Notice.

Came 70 my premises, an the 10Th of July,
each, both branded with = spiked circle
fOur spikes running outWar1-on the lefl
hin. One Of said h0fses hos 4 G below the
spiked circle, and the other letter B below
lound. Aeea about and II years ed. ny
premises arc on tlse Big Hole, near Pe0.
ningt0s,'x bridge. ~ miles below N0arose.
The owner In requested TO prove property,
nay charges aud take tllom away.
sugI.sw Im.A JGSEPM PHNNlN0ToU.
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hanimDe1iate]y made Q demand for
Kossta's Ee3eaee, at the same time
running o9t his guns and pCeparing
hls shlp Nb9 action. Kosxte Was
peumpt1y released, and the spirited
eeivod the highest eo@mendatien
from the government, and . guad
medal was awarded him by Con-
In January, 1854, Lieutenant
Str.in, Of the navy, was engaged In
exploring . route across the istnm,,s.
During the progress 0f the work the
natives committed various outiages
upon the pessons and property Of
American eitisens employed In or
connected with the survey. In Ne
taliation, Captain HOllini, In the
sl00p 0(.War Cdyac, bombarded and
Destroyed the town Of San Juan de
In April, 1858, Lieutenat Almy, In
the Fulton, compelled the release Of
six American vessels that had been
seised and retained BY the authori-
tiee Of Tampico, Mexico. On this oc-
casj0n the Mexican g0vsrnment de.
sired to refer the matter Of the
seizure Of the vessels to the official
action 0f the respective governments.
"You will release the vessels flrst,"
said Almy; then the governments
.t can indulge ID In all tho pa'aver they
In August, 1858, Captain Kelley,
in the Sdranac, compelled BY . Dis
play Of force 1t San Juan del Sur, in
Nicaragua, the release Of two Amer.
lean citizens. He destroyed their
town and laid waste the country for
miles.
In November, 1858, Captain Lava
lette, In the ffigate Wa6ash, visited
Beyrout, Syria, to investigate the
outrages committed upon our citi-
zens, aud particularly the circun-
stances connected with the murder
II Mr.. Dickson near Java. All but
one Of the parties implicated in the
outrages were promptly arrested,
tried and summarily punished by
Captain Lavalette. e.-Phiiadelphin
FfC00.
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ALEXANDRIA, August 3.-The
Austrian gumls0at Nauti)os b'und
fr,sn Port tsid to Alexandra, passed
Aloukcr Monday. The commander
seeing = white flag flying on Aboukes
forts svPp0sed they were 10 poses.
sion Of the British and sent . boat
ashore with IN OlIice1 and twelve
men, who were made prisoaess By
the Egyptians.
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Pfe0a1L00f Arthur 0t nov 101k.
New PORT, Il. l., August D.
President Arthur, accompanied BY
Secrptary FreDiughuysen and Mr..
and Mn. NSryhal1 Jewell arrived In
the steamer EOlus tonight. The
President was met ut the wharf BY
cx.l;Ovefnoe Nor .an, Of New York,
wl,nse guest he will b. during hia
vinit. There were no f0snSalities, the
President simply dining with Gov
er,lOr Morgan and his family. To
pssDrrOw he will vlsiit Fl. Adams,
attend (i0vernOr MOrgan's reception
and formally receive the (SovernO!
and State officials and Mayor and
('itv Olflc1nln,
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aaRRIFF.a aAIl.

Vim. Thompson. plaintiff, ". ". l..
Keinnoar, defendant.
10 Be ooi.i at sherin-s sele on the ~ day
Of Septe06er, A. D: lss9. II ft0nt o( the
Hheeii1 = o0Iee. In the city a Butte q
O'Clock ,. "a. the following described prop
erty tO.Wlt:
Al the right title imtsres and demand ol
the defendant In aud to the Bankers nangh.
ter quarts lode mining claim, located Jana
=. Isso. BY Andrew J. Grub and roeoetlod
June -, ltso. ON page 31s. Book i. 0l boaoo
recQgdo OF deer L0d4e county, n. r.
THOMAS n. LOWRY, sheriff.
BY =. A. SMALL, Under sheriff:
hated this Stls Gay Of August. 4 d. leos.
0uR9sV ~
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Port 0oiA NQe00.

PORT SAID, August g. The ~
ttves are now returning and Teoum'
Ing work. It b reported fFom lena
Iia that u force q the enemy mum
herring about 800 has taken up posi-
ton ten miles distant from thew toe
Decentralization q troops will b
completed to-mo9roW.
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strayed or etolen-e26 Reward.
Frou, the subscriber on or about the 3Sth
Of July, two li0Sxt mules; one bay Aid gray
mixed, with black stripe an back: one bay;
weight from 100 to ann pounds. The above
above de. cribed animate At War0eld's
stable, Main street, this city.
evuy :-s-wlm0~ JOHN BELIZE.
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1lr. i. Z. Brown, q tho Butte
0lty '1lmef," Attached
6y . 1og06e
1mu1oVo.

MR r. E2R0VYO DR0nRS1fDP n06
n,onocoe n ~ Rntfe Cifv doilv
NM sesse n nsnv.r tn dav.
- n Sttee6 ~ Exnositior He Il
av.sv MIN "a - An man vho
~ 1sver - n IN o,,arrelaome.
~ svenin1 4 vonn1 mn nsmed
Up. Heeeek. ~ 1orneriv vorked
~ ronoefeF a. the 1INEs. ma n
nov eoerssnandin1 huesaves.i eeefern
paoes1 on Exnoait3on matter.. cnlled
FL ~ Narkh N hoaaee m eemnanv
Nm ane4her nm IA .ent IN card
M to ~. Rrovn's roosn. They
Vere invited to no M etairs. Once
IN the roo,n Boeook drew q chair mn
10 fhe ~ an vhich Rrovn ~ sif-
NM. vhile the ofher nnan stood neor
~ 5ooF. Bocock nroduoed = coov
Of the NlNRR which ho said con-
toined some unpleoaant reanarks con-
oernlp4 himself ard demanded that
Brown shoud write Q retraction. =.
Brown aid he hnd not written the
article and could nj ma the a.
aired refrac1ion. Bocock insieted M.
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Charley Crocker, - he was lamili-
ary known In the early days Of San
Ffauciec0, was one of the projectors
Of the GENITAL Pacific railroad, and b
to-day hale and hearty. and worth
perhspe one hundred million dollars.
After his wealth had accumulated to
more than, In hls bcyhsod's widest
dreams, he ever imagined be would
po.sess, he determined to take . trip
sround the world. He took particu-
lar Mains, however. to impress upon
every one he met, the fsct that he
was . .'aelEmaile man." Probably
to-day he woukl foreg0 that luxury.
While passing through the Red 80
In an English steamer, nearly al! the
cabin passenger being EnK]ish,
he again and again impreseed hio
travelling companions with the TACT
that he vas : selEmade man. He
carried his theory % lar one day =
to come to the t:ble with his coat on,
saying that . eelf:maae man did not
need os,at with the thermometef at
40 To 10. Our English cousins were
20 much disgasted that the captain
vas requested to zee that Mr.. Croker
resumed his coat again. Charley
took In the situation and very politely
complied with the request, but - he
w>s returning to his place at the
table he ceuld not refrain nom In
siafine that he was . ''selfnlade
man.7 A quiet old Englishman,
Who. with hfs wife and daughter,
occupied . seat next t0.him, gazed at
him critically for moment, and ~
marked: "What . responsibility
the Almighty was relieved Of when
you made yourself."
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FIRST
National Bank

OF BUTTE.
Paid up Capital. 800, 900
Authorized Capital. 800, 900
A. J. DAVIS, 3. +. HAU&ER,
President. Vice PTeatdOnt.
JOS. A. HYDE n. u. HAUSER.
Cashier Asst Caa6lo1.
Transact q General Banking
Business.
BWN OMd Sell Foreign and llO.
assestic Exchange.
~Prompt attention given 70 Collections.
County Warrants Bought.
lo)owti.
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SOLAR PRINTING.
A Process Adopted By the Penn
sylvania 1aslrood.

The Penusylvania Railr0od Com.
many has adopted . psOcese Of copy.
in1 plany and outlines - simple and
ye6 % effective - 70 have an import
bearing on oil the methods Of engrav.
inx, lithogrsphing, Photography and
even drawing - ut present cooduc;-
ed. It n what II known - the ''b. Ne
print process," and h . sort Of easy
photography, BY means Of which =
mere child may copy inthe most Per.
fect and exact manner any object
vhateyer, the lines Of which can b
embrnced In the mensions Of .
larR. name Of windew-glass, for In
stance. Larger lines can b copied,
but require moro care and . nStSe
more apparatus.
A piece Of pure. untinted paper b
AIKEN anl made sensitive, BY msans
Of = chemical wash oonststtng
~ II Dances Of red prussiate
ofpotash aud ! 5-S o9neco OF cure
iron and ammonia, dissolved 10 ~
ounces Of water. This when applied
to . paper In . dark cleset BY means
of 6road- d-cloth brush, gives . pec'a-
liarly rich, giiste1ing, yellow s9rSace.
This paper, when dry, y ready Sof
nrintfn4. Hat this stage . fern Iea1
+ taken, or . few sprays ofgrass, or .
feether. or any drs wing translucent
n,aferiel, such - onion-ekin paper, It
may b perfectly copied In every NH
nute detail within the space Of four
or iive minutes. The Object y sim.
niv laid On the paper and . piece Of
kisas put over Il eho'd y In positsoo,
and then exposed to thc meFsdlan
Sun. The yellow paper enea t9Ins
rapIdly 70 : dull bloc, then 70 n9ns
xrsy, xhereupon. at the exptraeion
Sfshont three minutss it = With
drawn. But one thing remains to
b done; the sensitive peP:r = s,'s si,vea =
pee6ect copy q the fern lecf, grae. OF
drawing appeass o. the eloo so!mce
IA 7he phiiooophy of The pc6.
- n. %i,e1 ~ hlneks nneD Of The
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dsaWing o. tho AlianDsnis q theR1nm
q tesn are opoquo. and cooooquently
To6eoe adD6laa1ee % - liGAk Vhseh
epesateD upoa TIE opea sensitive
spoeos, eaa6lag them b un6eggo Q
chemieel ehs1gs. A. Utilised ~
I11jroo9A Iron 0o0p0n3oo, Ghip S0ild-
en-, areAitootD and artists, hoWovee,
In nsu1tiplying their naPe ard p1a16
and eve6 6ro0lar lettes1, tho peoeom
beco0eo nttle nero complicated.
Inseead a msgsly placing H. design
to b printed over Tie oo@altivo sheet
and leeving Tie MT 70 TIE light,
large glass 1tames, with Woode0 III
are usod, i,as6de II which TIE draw-
ing b plaeed, hes downward, and
covered With The sensitive papoe.
The frame y then reversed, leaving
the plan exposed . Tie light. A fsll,
bright s9n y not absolutely roqulsito,
but . lo0eee time = required 1oe ex.
posuFe 0a . e3oa1y day. There =
ooe phot',gIaphic 0rm that uoes the
electric light entirely and prints By
night - we'll - b. day. As1ep faEth-
e ha0 also booa mado IN bgodoojng Q
white background with blue lines.-
Pki0delok30 z5Nses.
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LITERARY NOTES.

General (;artiel.l's writings will he
published in hook form, In Nsvem-
ber.
E,,il lola intends shortly to i"-
Gin u historical novel, the hero "f
which will be GaraGaldi.
London, it is reported, Is to have a
rival to The Century In the shape OF
y revised and an improved issue Of
The BM.t;Ngt0M-a magazine which
Is now dreary and dry 10 the last de-
gre.
The English publishers Of the I'm
cvclo,avtiiu Britannica" arc institute
Ing proceedings for preventing the
reproduction by American PUBLISH
ers Of the articles written "r the work
by American writers.
The death Of the proprietor, Dr.
Christopher Cushing, necessitates
the sale Of the remainder Of the stock
Of the Congregational V"n'tc|Iy.
The twenty volumes, from 1850 tO
1873, are full Of historical matter Of
the highest degree I" all VIII" are in
terested in New England history.
The British Museum, has begun
the printing Of its catalogue
Jumbo Of catalogues. 1t Is ,iOnc be-
cause the manuscript volumes, $500
f0li0s, are getting too big for any
room to hold, aud the Museum l.
printin- them az each gets t. have
about 9, ,6ssD pages Of print. The vol
unaes are sold at SIS each.
There has just been discovered in
the Chateau lie Chauteraine. France.
historical document which It had
long l,een supposed was lost. 1t ii u
manuscript history Of some Of the
Kings of France. 1t was given to a
family Of Chautczaine oy the Ouch
ess d'Angouleme, stolen from them
by some unknown robber, returned
to the family afterward by the re-
pentant thief, and then secretc'l by
the late head Of the family. 1t has
been safely placed in the Museum nj;
Mans.
The Louisiana Legislature passed
a bill appropriating S35O. .MW to sup.
port the public schools Of New Or
leans. by mistake of an enrolling
clerk the amount waA changed to
$3.50. The bill was signed and pro-
mulgated. and the Legislature had
adjourned before the mistake was dis
covered. There will have to be nn
extra session to rectify the mistake,
or the city schools will have to re-
main closed for the rest Of the year.
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Editor WattefDO0, Louisville Cbwr-
ier-Josr~al, speaks - follows about
conducting . newspapef:
''Some people estimate the ability
Of . periodical and the talent of It'd
editor BY the quantity of it, original
matter. Il b comparatively On easy
task for . frothy writer to string out
. column Of words upon any and all
subjects. His ideas may dow In one
weak, washy, everlasting nood, and
the command Of his language may
enable him to string them togethes
like hnnchos ofOni0ns, and vet hia
paper may b bat . meagre and poor
concesn. Indeed, the mere writing
mart Of ofediting Q paper n but . small
norton Of the werk. TIE care, the
time employed in selecting, b lal
more impoftant. and the fact Of q
good editor b better shown BY biz -
lections than anything else; and that,
W know, b half the battle. But, ~
have said an editor ought to be esti.
mated, his lahor understood and up
preciated, BY the genes,l conduct 0l
his paper-ils tone, it, uniform, Ii
CONSTANT course, aims, n,anline1D,
ity dignity and it, propriety. To- pre-
serve these - they should be pre-
served b enough to occupy fully tlle
time and attention ofany man. II
70 this be added the general supefvis'
Ion Of the details Of publication which
most editions have to encounter, tha
wonder b how they find time t.
write ut ALL"
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Ranch and Orop for Sale.

Ranch 900 Ot0p J0t 6oJ0.
/ will sell my ranch situated ON Lost
Creek, three miles from Warm Springs:
with OF wiihOut the crop. The ranch con.
sisix Of 81, acres, we'll improved and haa .
at The ranch. or Of II. y. Walker. OF walker
4 Newton = lumber 0lIiee. Butte.
J.K. MALLORY.
Warm Springs r. o., Aug. -. Iss2
xwanR.ySff
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Sixteen ysan EGO . baby eleven
months Old was found In . street in
Boston, dressed IN costly clothes and
wearing Q locket o. which the name
Of ''Char1es Willoughby" W. en-
graved. The child Was adopted By
. restaurant keeper ut Hartford, Con-
necticut, and chEistiaDod Charles
Roges1. He grew upin igneganee ol
hl0 origin, and the clues fnrnished
By The articles worn by him when he
wao found led to no further disc0ver.
ies. Recently he became . waiter IN
the Lawton House, q 6tsoo Bridge,
r. l., and worked theso several
mo0ths. Then b suddenly received
. message ftsm . dying man at Prov
6enCe, who proved % b hi0 gInn1.
father, and Was informed that 6e had
fallen heir % . large fortune. An un-
explaina6le mystery hangD about the
history Of the boy. II b said that
his relatives have ill along knoWn
Of his Whereobout0 and doin9D, bat
for reasons mt stated did not make
themoelvos known to him until the
ooeorreDco that haD suddenly placed
him il posDession Of ample wealth.
N. r. &en.
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A Radical Cure.

Rupture, Hernia and piles positlvely and
permanently cured by IN entirely nev and
safe method. Consultation lfeo. Call On q
-...'-M. y. 3. BACON. N. D, ssss,.s:r; ::
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4 00A1G1DUL ANAm.
0r. u.-1. 1EoW1o( The Butte 0tty
''1Ginee," Assaulted IN Hls
Room by0 1ogmee
lmnkVo.

yoong nan Wh0 arrived ID the city .
Sew weeks go ftum Butte City, Mon
tana, Whero 10 had been ID The en-
ploy of Mr.. H. T. Brown, peopsiotor
0f The Butte 0INR1, - City editor 0f
that popof. NJ. Brown q alDo in
Dsnvef, Doaking his Ant WHIT here
and attending the ExpesiNoo. II was
biz inteotion - start lbe home this
night have pCoo1u0od him. Docoek,
In company with Q man, named
Smith, hon (AalIeo county, called
several times at the Markhsm houoo
last evening inquising for 1lr. Bsown
bat didn't meet that gentleman until
about halfpas II, Whoa ho came in
al0oe, having beon out spendlng the
evening with Mr.. r. 4. 6trahosn.
Up0a BIZ arrival, Boeoek, who Va
waiting, appsoaehsd brown and
shook hands With him, and imu,edi-
ateiy ths three, Brown, Boeock and
Smith wont up to Mr.. Browns
room. shortly thereafter cries for
help were heard. The house was
arossed and the clerk ran % to II.
Browns room and f0uDd him eov-
osVO WIN csOCu 1sUso 9vsSos 0oD -
tne ne when was otnefwloe osooe'
porier hearing q the al1hir, called 1t
Mr.. Browns Toem . few minutes
coerea!tef aoo coeeaneo lroo nlm
the ini0rmatSoo toes vneo toey he0
reaeAed hib apartment Bocoek pro-
duced . copy q the MINER With
some passages marked u an artscle
thsseaD, ana desnenoeo tnas ~.
6rown shooIo retrecs tnem. Inn
tho latter reused . 90, eeylne tnefe
was nceh1ne tnetesn wnlen - ~
true, though ~ had nse wr1ten the
artteIc It hevlng ceen Pocelcned
since No leet hoce. OPen tne Bo-
cock estacsea nln sna gave n'm
Seas!oI ANA osose! neeon4, WIN too
results mentSooeo. .Aoove. II. Beovn
- . ffall man ana noWnetc neef ao1e
70 ooPo Win soch Q moeco!el eoves.
aeTy - Bocoek. The ce0ef man
smith $1,000 ~ ana 1eokeo On, seem.
1nH!y oesng tne1e Iof Sne RoSRe %
aiding and abeealnf bocoek ID h1s
aeeock. Tne snsose IOsoI1va 70 ~
2 dtscoosoon q 2 SeeSef Wntce1 % tne
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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-26

"Dont yeu 10 there" hs said, -
he turned armand On the passenger
who announced that he was going
Ing thToagh 70 Idaho. ''They are
the MOST sel1sh sort of people you ev-
er nW."
"HoW?'
"Wsll, take ny ease: I nan .
. wildcat under Q school houoe and
discovered . silver mine, and yel
they Wooldn't let me do any blastfng
undei these during school hours for
fear u disturbing the children. /
had to work nights altogether, and
they even charged mo thirty cents
for 6geaking . window"
''Indeed!"
"And IN another case where seaked
out . claim and three men jumped 1t,
the Governor refused 20 issue annual.
tino oe n lot H. -.9hssi1 move; aoa
doyoo know what / had to do? / had
to dir . canal from . river three
miles away and let the water In t.
drive the jumpers ont, and even then
the Coroner who sat On the bodies
made mo pay for the collns, and
charged me >l9 for . fnneral sermon
o0ly seven minutes long! Don't 90
beyond Colombo II you mant to he
used we'll. Wall &reH Nescs.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-26

9trayed or 9tolen-e16 Reward.
From the unlersixned on or about the
nth day Of July one span OF work horses.
nve alld six year old. One lrsIn gray:
branded , on lett shoulder; hsI headseel!
W on lcft shoulder and v on iefe hip ;
weight from 90O IN $50 each. Tho above
reward will he paid on delivery OF the AMI
mails ut WarllesdlH = stable.
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