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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-04-19
TERRITORIAL.

Ine MINER noticed few dav. ..o
s'nce the arrival in Butte Of Miss NAV
a: SMELL OF Monroe, Mieh., the Intend
"a bride Of Nj. Amos Buck, Of Stevens
viIle' The marriage ceremony IA.
PERFORMED last Wednesday in Deer
Lodge, at the MeBurney House, judge
movies; Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Robinson
and Dr. A. Mitchell being among the
guests. An elegant collation. WA nre.
par". "a" the guests, after a verv en-
yoysole evening, reluctantly dispersed.
Mr.. Buck is one of the sterli ny citizens
OF Stevensville, and the MINER adds tn
congratulations and best wishes to the
many bestowed.
Conrad Kohrs Esq. returned last Sat.
ord"y from his long visit east and to
Europe. He left his family in Altoona,
Germany, in excellent health. Miss
hlng was still with them studying vo-
cal and instrun,t ntal music and Mr.. X.
says her voice has greatly improved.
The family will travel during the sum-
mer and in the fall return To Deer
Lodge to remain ut least during the
winter. Mr.. Kohrs preferred to bring
them over this spring, and locate in
Minneapolis, but Mrs. X, with u 10y
atty to her old home that will be appre-
ciatcd by her man, friends, preferred to
return here. Mr.. Kohrs expects to lie
absent during the greater part Of tho
summer looking after his stock interest.
A correspondent Of the New North
Vest writes to that paper from Bear
town, under date Of April eth, that ON
the sd inst. Yhos. Geagan found tho
dead body Of All unknown II an in de-
serted cabin Oh Days gulch, tributary
OF ELK Creek. The deceased: proved to
he stranger, who stayed over night
with S;,ott and Brennan on Elk Creek
about the middle Of last November, and
who then stated that he was native of
Scotland and had been working on the
n. p. Il. Il. near E.lwardsville. He
was known there as ":Scotty." have
not learned his true name. The sight
Of the body was ioathsonIe in the ex-
treInc, the arms and face bein:, entirely
denuded OF flesh, supposed to have
beech the work Of rats. An inquest
was held before q. W. Brock, J. p. and
Acting Coroner, the jury consisting OF
Charles s,cliott, J.. Brennan, Patterson
Armstrong, Alexander Inland, Alex
ander Pearson and John Donlan, who
returned verdict in accordance with
the above facts.
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SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
COURT.
April Term, A. .. 1882,

Hon William J. Gaihraith. Judge.
Aiex:nu,y il. Mayhem, Esq, Terrific
rial District Attorney.
George w. Irwin, H., Clerk.
Thomas >;trang, Sheriff
The court met On Monday, April 3,
1857.
The .ra!i.l jury Was organized. sworn
and charged and retired Ia their ;le'ib-
prati;ns. 1t consists Of the following
persons: VIM. l.. irvine, Foreman
Geo. II. Lyons. Rufus johnson, Oscar
(;urwyi:, Morgan Evans, David Nj.
Dunkirbsy;,, John Edwards, john Il.
Mclean, Thomas stuart, Nicholas
Kieieni,cr.. Samuel Scott, Peter Vail
tM,. JOSEPH. Mar>s;al: john .,e:'"r. Jn".
4. Fcuth' ,,,i:..,, ana john x. luig-
ley. :,
erC.:.
1NU. Territory OF Montana ": Patrick
IkDolcv: assault with intent II Kill;
heard ON .ie.cn: :;.nt's plea .. inv'!-cr1riai
and u.,iuitta; and taken under advise
ment.
1850. Fist National tank o.: Helena
"a James. =. Mc.in.irew<, Lou ). smith
mud William MrD.ra,ot:; rci':cvin;
cont ;ntltsl iOr the tcrii.
l;:;,. J. IL. parlec W }. II. Merrell;
return Of property; on i*s;les Ot iact;
continued '"r Tie ttrh;:
LIS. Nathaniel ~. Hubbard ~ ~a:-
ton ('aulc.ui,: arr'E:n:in,: VA demurrer
TO- IN ~wey: continued for tie term.
l4,.. First National Bank 81 He!cn..
vs. .iOhu ('apl;ce ami Charles II. Smith;
,lou,:.cs: continued :Uy the term.
l74S. Hope M.n.h. Go. vs. John Ca
Mice. and ('nar.;> II. Smith; title To-
nuar,z lode; CONTINUED for the tcrn'.
176;. ,jn,ii.< Ii. Conner. A::a'ii;a III
u.rsan.i Mici,a.i Cunningham We .}nliA
(',Uli..e and Charles; Ii. S;hit:i: title 10
u,:,riz ln,;e: continued for the terra.
I.MI John T.. Thi!> W VIA. \. Clark.
! Jo.l A. lIo.:. C:.Ex'a r. Moss, David
Th,,,,u,,u, Charles TX. Miller and Jos.
! cni, II. Walker; c:ertnient continued
1:i3. Jan,.s Il. Davidson VS. Kate NJ.
| Day;,,>. ~: divorce: appearance "' >. T.:
Eo,,iu~on "a, attornt: Tor defendant
Ism Su>i. Wh;ie\s Charles F.NI'ite;
! divorce: ,l,:,ul, of defendant entered ;
,n,,. referred to IL. :. Higgins I" take
i:I;3. ii!c:,ard r. Kcnn"n W John I.
GiI,ncr ct AL: defendants given t'si
April 18th I" answer siv"n" a''tn'tA
complaint.
c.,,,!in:r IS Charles WundcIl;s /! ANA
YIN. +. johns: ,.c;'t: deaths OF Cola,
her.y and N'un:ci!i>h stiG Ecstcd, ana
,',,.,,yick =. K;yS!. surviving; partner
SALES.--FUTURE, rs Plaintiff, and fr'!hk r.
Wmnder!j.',. administrator .. The state
~ t.u,,l..s W,.:slrrii,h, decreased, Suo'
s;;,utrI as defendant and rauoe set for
RS ISIS. MARY !. Ssir'i"s Is Henry r;
%cirl;u. divorce; default ":dcfendant
entered ami ruuSc rtterre" I" IL. H.
Wh;,,;;il! IL take testimony anu report
! 1"m. John {. Bell; vs. Charles :. War.
ron and Wa. \. Clark; til" I" quart
in,i... dismissed for want OF prosecution
with leave to reinstate Tor goo" cause
1G,,1. Frederick !. kci>"l, Surviving
,mr.ncr, vs.. Fam; T.. Wuhderhrh. :s'l,
m;,,;.tm,or OF the estate o; Gna:i ::
W"n,irri;rl,, deceased, and Wi!llam =,
ini,ns: yenire changed I" SILVER $50"
c,nlntv. ,.,v ~. Thomas
I.amalan, divorce; default OF de'eh''a"'
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Elna>ie 4 version to SOCie.y. n,:,,">S Of EiS-
ion. Eni:eS n the Heal the vital mud passing
unOt'scrvet. u the urine. :t':n many o!her dis
eases fhnii cad l., insa,:,t: and death.
Or MyNCD p Will a:-rrc tN {; RI IL Five HNW>
0red lDssB DarA fora ease q: mis- sind IN" VITAL
RSSrORAllvE tu"icr bis special aiv"'" and
treatIncni) VIII IN: cC:c. "r Ifr amy thing ~
pure or !nuris,> fsyly,, W. Il. DIX NINTH
'r"" & =" ~ ;-'"i" NSr1sf$ successfully wt'hOu
,u".r,;rv. ,..~m Ifct:saa free. Thorough ex
NINA ion. and tv:cs. i:.ri"'i"C analysts N
,iri -. - Prize. az vital Ss"S1G11S1vc. s. q
hottie. "r i,nr 'i,g".> ~" Tua"!i1! ~; ~"ni r.
NY q: 'rs->$ ui"n. r:H''jl.: q: price. or &. =. d..
secure from :.!>crva'i,r in! ~: private :;AInG
If :,cs:re'.. by 4. Z: NJNskE, n. -.
WHO is - regular .:,y>:":an. ,yra,'uxte ~ the
University 81 Pennsylvania,
IA x e,arns., ST.. SHn 0rNisCiaC0, (naN.
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True nobility IL exempt from fear.
The IL no past 80 long as books shall
live.
He who speaks sows; he who listens
reaps.
To be proud of learning is the greatest
ignorance.
Good order is the foundation of all
good things.
Adversely borrows it's sharpest sting
from Impotence.
Charity gives itself riches, but covet-
business hoards itself poor.
True elO<luencc CONSISTS in saying all
that is proper and nothing more.
The King-bccsn,ing graces: Devo-
ton, patience, courage, fOrtitude.
While learning a.iOrns man, let US
learn that truth cMnObles him.
The virtue Of prosperity is te,nperance;
the virtue Ut adversely il fOrtitude.
Promises hold men faster than bene-
fits; hope is q cable and gratitude .
thread.
VigOr may control our action, yet tact
may never enter into our movements.
Ifyou know how to spend lees than
you get, you have the philosopher =
stone.
Mems lives should b. like the days
growing more beautiful toward tho cv-
cning.
Judgment and reason have hccn
Grand Jury'nrn since Noah WAS u
| sailor.
When you have number Of duties to
perform; always do the n.ost disagreeab!c
one first.
Minds OF moderate ealibrc ordinarily
condemn everything which is beyond
their range.
Old mems eyes are like old mems
memories; tl'vy are >ir"nsc>: for things
long way OFT:
Economy is half the battle y: life; it is
not half 50 hard to- earn n,lcy us to
spend it well.
knowledge is not what We read, but
what We hold: but We are judged by the
use We make Of il.
A man too busy 10 take c.rc Of his
health is like Il mechanic too busy to
take care Of his tools.
No life can l~ utterly miserable that
is ligl,teuel by the laughter and love Ot
one little child.
What We are merely taught seldom
nOllrislles the mind like that which We
teach ourselves.
TO he y criminal is to he afraid Of tho
day because you SET, and Of the night
because you do not.
The most miserable pctti!oyging in
II
OF his own conscience.
The fortunate circumstances of OUT
life are generally found 1t last to Ike oI
our own production.
True happiness consists in perfect
health, Il moderate fortune, and life
free from cilieninacy and Ignorance
II the storm Of adversely whistle:
around you, whistle lis braveiy yourself
Perhaps tho two whistles may max.
melody.
He THAT doth not know those thing.
which are Oi' use FOR him to know, is b,,1
All ignorant man, whatever he ma,
know besides.
Things that will wear are not to In
had cheap. Whether it l'c a fabric or ;
principle, if it j.; 10 endure, it must CO.'S
,onivthin ing.
It does: not require any genius or tai
ent to find fault; but u .ivccr'ii, where
credit is due il in,ii,:.tivc Ola good hear
and sound Judgment.
The rici, who Il" nothing themselves
REPRESENT iNIcM.s< Is the !; rc:,,.'>: crime
They have reason: it i, necessary TIA
sOl.lenn.. should do sOInc; hing.
The first step towards making Il maj
of your son is lO train him I" earn villa
he spends: the next step l. t" train hin
how to save his earnings.
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The Great English Rem ody

Js2 meyer. failing cure
tor Ncrvn.;- lmbility.
Exhausted atty.
Seminal Weakness
Superintendent, R.OAT
u AMI OOO. lInlsO.
'ci,cy. Paralysis, and
FL The terrible effects
-: =. ia base. youthful!
Ml!;..S an! rXc.xSl.~ i II
":.inr'r yeArS-Such ~
Loss q! Memory. Las
SitU.le. NOsIurna!
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DIR. MgN:lF'S KIDNEY REMEDY. NJ
slREsl&'CM. cures al Kinds Of Kidney and
E!:, isl.r con- p.ants. diDOrrl!a Glts,t. Isuclr-
rh6ea. For >n:e Ivy all druggists; - a bottle, Isl
bottles for -
best and Chez. pest % YNPEPNUA ara - l.1Ol'0
cure In the RIA ket. For sale BY all druggists
Y1ulY10tf
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Se!it On application tv letter. Sta,i"" xyHii'-
toms. sex :,;mi axe. Communications strictly
confidential.
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10" !.ro Ideal Company will play III
per Lodge April -.
f'"' men have been killed within the
psi ''w months by premature blasts III
me b.; Horn tunnel of the Northern
r:"i,ic.
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I'm sY A sNAKE.
-. s,vgilbOund by q s"rpens's
cbild n0," ,'",..r,unting kyess

s-,at,bound by q scrpent's
cpiid H'lT ''lFTssolnatiag hyss, !: IsSn,or,
Is'',ai.' ,a. ~rtting from Graniseville,
4 lsdy reader california, under date OF
Gnda county, nslys,,sd an incident OF little
N M ssVing i, been ehaT,nssSt ar SATURDAY last I
Eas, . 40 iOllgnI y nv kitchen when ! w. was
Working 1oud scream from my little
Etld BY IA On asking the cause, he
II, , years U0mma, U,I a big snake--a great
"A '0h, mAlnh nnahed for the door, and,
lnaEs 81 feelings when, almost Earalyzed
.Gne s..oy a,S could only gaze On Sns AWAu'
y that me- aem 'I1 ne. and on the doorstep of
10 fsei lrVl" y .,ood m my baby boy, ~ months
.,Snr, ns If fascinated, upon ~ sront ,tisS 81
il',naat't aant two feet away, and was gently
iDoul Da s~S SeSd back and FORTH looking at
flg Us i,T asaS ,yes like flame. My screams
thlld WV !. and y nv daughter, 12years old,
sSsu ", NE ~ and caught her little, little prSaneF s9,asS
p,sI y ,Ss lls p Tsy, when the reptile gided
q T.v .uo Nv screams brought my
Ihy away, teamster to the spot, they
bsnd anu mort distance off unloading
Hg pul = ~ mil. They soon killed the
" y ~ .IS not uptil after q contest In which
ts euI M ,augbt nO we'll. 1t was nearly four
naAs .OS ,Vi bad ten rattles and q button.
lolg ,,,Io sIa child cried bitterly for half an
l0e n.us y 70 ' nee the pretty saak,' as he
fpso nd 4 would not have been pacified
S uosu y my the dead body Of the horrid
snT' ! vas completely unnerved from
md do not think / shall ever forget
,s,dble situation"
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=LOalsville a Fort,lnata a,itv.


|snl M I'Iy ot, has been slngularly fortunate as
4 IN e'li,sls a.a, have Of late gotten small for.
lortunaat,aa a,aMing wing prizes In the lottery. me
sik in se tba one Is Mr.. William w. Irwin. n
Second oai AiaIitor's a Office Of the L. Nm. II.
while SaG wol,, Main streets. Mr.. Irwin yester-
khl lSoEpah EIU,hihg In the office, received an
aI IIrE nd,idd and discovered to IN great ere T. low "
EseSS' eSS''hSation ~ u that he had drawn one-fifIh
s0Oltnu to tIie a,s Louisiana State Lottery.
SNS Sn io,VOO. The lucky ticket was
fh lottery vlls tIo! Time ago Mr.. Irwin purchased
A then dyaM s,cket, very nearly the number
aght he wonlI T ,I .ne capital prize. He then
aile,aupsaal ausa golden results. Mr' Irwin % IV Il 4
ply. Hehaa ahn IN married and has q small
ieyeral ps yoars ueeh connected with the L. IN.
ter, and 5ea, 1ears, and has been a faithful
gratuationssn friends are profuse In their
sgl. "a = Louisville Courier Journal,
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D,sCUssING TaE KHEDIvE.
ygyptIau situation Defined at q
western Post Once.

fDenyer Tribune.1
Esll what do you hear about the Key
" aid a Last Chance man yesterday In
Of the post office.
IN, having quite picnic as near as l
VI Al It. Old Gum Arabic and the Ker-
G,ye had set-to, it seems, at Alexan-
! AID man from the Oregon Short
Tsn, now, that Arab Bey has soured on
EhedIye, 'spose we may look for per
b to be poppin' purity plenty" said
Al man from Council Bluffs.
Soaking about the Kerdeeva." said a
\ man with tight pants and a wealth
seIed nose, " what is his position rela-
to the Egyptian Government 7
Why, the Keddiy is the high tycoon, the
Injun, the high mucky-muck
he rSnche. He's the Governor and
bi Bey has thrown off Oh him." said the
Dispatcher of the North Park Branch.
Nell, what did he want to throw off on
Eerleeve for interrogated the cow gen.
an, just in from the trail.
ua then, however, the man was called
!, 50 that he never got at the true in
hess of the Egyptian trouble, and is
mixed also in the pronunciation of th'
dives title
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puckwater JIm,s Future Home.

kNhklhlh Nlty EhteiplsSsJ
hckWater Jim, a battered and tattered
\, who claims to be a forty-second
H Of Captain Sam, has of late taken a
IDEAL Of interest in things beyond this
Of tears. He likes to hear about
Fen, "the place of the long rest," as he
! IT, Cooking his old battered plug-hat
Ne side and almost closing his eyes in
fOrt to obtain a realizing sense of this
desirable place Of rest, Jim says:
White man up there no more wuk um
e-NO more run um railroad
No. jim, no; no more work at all. "
What white man doP
Vel, Jim, play all the time on a big
len harp"
40 lhjun, what he do ~
We'll, be will have a big harp, all the
as the white man"
5uess not, . says Jim, shaking his head
ously 'lnjun maybe play little on
Plafp' But what You think bout catch
plenty watermelon 7" and jim opened
both eyes aud looked as though much
nded on favorable answer to the uues.
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Al JOHN ID. INJURIES
ass-MARKET sTREET-aas.
Great reduction in
the price of our stock
of Spring and Sum-
mer Clothing for Men,
Boys and Children.
From to-day we are
determined to close
out our stock of Spring
and Summer clothing
and have reduced
ri c es accordingly.
Our $40 Woolen
Suits are reduced to
81 and So; our $l2
Suits to SO and $40;
our SIS Suits to SIP
and $l3 and so on
through the whole line.
| In our Boys and
Children's Department
the mark-down is still
more noticeable. Many
Of our children's suits
are marked at cost,
some below cost and
all at greatly reduced
prices. We make this
great reduction in
time so as to clear
our counters for the
Fall and Winter trade.
Call and see for your
self and be convinced
that first-class cloth
ing can be bought as
cheap, if not cheaper,
here than at any place
in the country.
Full lines Of suit
ings and trouserings
always on hand in
our Custom Depart
ment which has been
doing a heavy trade
since last March. Good
C ut tiers, irst-class
/, goods and trimmings
and superior work
men characterize this
Department in every
branch.
) Gentlemanly clerks
: will wait on you
: whether you wish tc
purchase or not, at
JOHN H. MOORE'S,
228 Market Street.
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n.,,.-,r,Il send Free.

v.,.ble seIf-Cure. A favorite pre-
s.,'n # one Of the most noted and sue
| I \, 'nsclallsts in the United States fol
.a,s Of Nervous Debility, Premature
Int Manhood and Weakness. Drug
~u All the same. Address.
"D - DIR. OvERTON.
Ss EAST 18TH STREET, NEW YORK.
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80 . ~%s-
Good Advice

.eiaa v matter Of investment or speculation
IyIM ga, Is worth great deal. We hear
aeasrs. E. deV. Vermont & Co., the
4 Ia9pOugehts y .ps OF 400 American papers,
.,o ~ a. subscribers, for 81 per quarter, a
Sna H. financial ,s N letter of information, con-
Ins Ims.,s .le New York Stock market. They
sivsn pa,'al y W., and Independent, and ought to
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Inyentors and Patantaan

eld send for instructions, reasonable
N, references, &c to Edison Brothers,
Ssols s,, Of Patents, Washington, d. c.,
lafhish the same without charge. Edison
E.atls IS well known and sue ccessful firm
I ~ Esss experience, having been established
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,iD.l, 77-a7-77-ll---l----
'Nolden Medical nisnouor.i,,

eiy I"tA +, dreglstered) is not only sovereign
nivht ~. ny, consumption, but also for consumn-
n, dEseials, WAL is bronchitis, coughs, splitting of
zdted HssA s,ia.. lungs sh0rtness Oh breath. and
ggilts lt4VV''ohs Of the throat and chest. BY
4 mat
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YSE64HiERs NOW sIIFFFRINo Vpo,,

,EouSShs EouSDss a. NOW low SUFFERING FROM
II5aty service u'ssase cas- of any kind caused by
I q fpF so5sch children, dependent mdtsesl esaon; or
" N service ara VINO VINO died from the effects Of
.,,lloners are epti,,o niso entitled. MANY invalid
llSSalce given ni'tIed IN n to an increase. Careful
sa allowed dyiinyed WitSy ed or Rejected claims as
\ REvh XVI lnstructionsM M p2utllttle more evidence.
eSfneys.at.iaMwA IL ES 4 GEORGE A. XII KING a.
Y "' sls Street, Washinaton'
Tk-tf
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Capital Prize, $4,000.

Annlication for rates to clubs should only be
made to the ofice Of the ecompany In New orleans.
For further information, write clearly, givlh,g
fnlI address,, Send orders by express or regis
tered letter. or Money Order, addressed only TO
se- M. A, DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
ot' '1' ed Seventh Street. Washington, d. @.
N.B,-Orders addressed to New Orleans VIII
receive prompt attsntions NLz-u'""s-"~
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Flies and Bugs.

I'D, reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats, mice,
Aen chipmunks, cleared out by Trough
Rih" 15c.
, 1882-06-30
BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, June 22'-Nearly 2OOO i'm
migrants landed today, majority being
Italians.
CRNsUR statistics show over {. 10000
persons in the United States over twenty
one years age unable to write. The num-
Der is equally divided among the white
and colored.
Boar SEcURED.-In order that there
may be no sailure in carrying the mail
from the Sound to Alaska under ]. p.
Ludlow's contract, by reason OF not be-
ing able to purchase large steamer in
time, the tug Tacoma has been charter
ed by Mr.. Leary, 10 be used If necessary,
in making the first trip, leaving Port
Townsend July 3D. The Tacoma has
accommodations for forty passenge
and is seaworthy boat IN every partic-
tilar' Mr.. Leary and his associates are
negotiating for the purchase Of boat,
having four suitable ones to pick from,
and after the first trip will carry the
mails in their own vessel This arrange
ment will completely let the bung out
OF those web-footed Portlanders who
have made themselves 30 offlcious over
the matter. .Post-IHteIll0epcer.
MALCOLM. Ia. June 22-I have inst
returned from northwestern Iowa, and
find this town in ruins. aOne-fourth Of
the population is entirely homeless and
destitute. Every business man has snf.
fered severe losses and many business
houses are destroyed. None here are
able b. assist. Every churc:l and pub
lie hall il destroyed. We are Obliged 10
hold funerals in tLe streets. Aid will be
thankfully received Send contributions
tO w. 4. Could, Cashier of Malcolm
Bank. j. II. Dorm. Mayor
PORTLAND, June q. Fire broke ont
this afternoon in tine spiceworks OF J. +.
Jones Son, Front street, near Salmon,
and destroyed the mill together with the
Pacific dock and contents Losses were
as follows: NJ. o. Lownsdale. VIM. NJ.
Ladd, John Catlin and Charles Holman.
owners OF the dock, $4,000. All were
insured except Holman. who had a ono
tifth. interest; Sibson. Church x Co, ON
wool, wheat and grain bags, S24.1OO
fully insured; Frank Bros, agricultural
implements, $4,000, nearly covered by
insurance; VIM. GIlick, 800 tons of salt,
, 1882-06-30
LOCAL ITE1i-.

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Pre-b fc-.4a c.-7r.a IL, night
Asy-gEE addition % the population Of
Pot Townsend Two families recently
from TacJnl. have se.tleI here, having
bought town property.
We are indebted 10 gardener Smith
for q box Of the iargea; and finest stray
Jerrie.we have seen This year. They
were beant.es, and hal slgerior favor.
The steamer City Of Quincy arrived
in our harbor yesterday afternoon, FROM
the Columbia river. She j. q handsome
craft, Of the stern-wheel variety, and Is
owned b. a newly formed company Of
Port Gamble and Seattle men.
VIZ are gratifed 20 note that a now
sidewalk Las been constructed in front
Of Mrs. Van Botkelen's residence on
Water street. Since the saw-mill was
begun Improvements have been the order
Of the day on the east end Of the street.
VERY encouraging news comes from
Port Angeles. Capitalists have been
quietly buying up land in that vicinity,
and now practical mill men with money
arc looking around there with a view to
bnilding a saw-mili. Port Angeles has
had long rest since the Custom House
was there. Its long looked for boom"
may come yet.
, 1882-06-30

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ar.iste. sca,ei q the beach ADORE tom
this morning with el~-l AMI brushes
making view Of tAs bay. The artis;e
vas none other than M--. Capt. Beechs-
who IS sEilIiuI in nJ small degree. as her
ulnsr1us paintings abunlantly testify.
She has already made number Of splea.
did views D, Por. TDvas-al all vein
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when q friend had them for inspection
We wou!d not be surprised 10 hear Of
this lady becoming famous one Of these
days