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The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-03
THURSDAY
Sunny dlys. Roads are drying up.

Sunny dlys.
 Roads are drying up.
 Public school is fourishing.
 N. Ellis is sending grain, flour and other supplies to the railroad.
 Luke & Thalheimer, of Phenix, had a fine horse stolen few days since.
 A party of engineers, from the \. & P. Railroad, are visiting Prescott.
 Henry Goldwater is in Washington as witness in the Star Route cases.
 Will Hesser has had bad luck with his horses and the pink-eye disease.
 Bones & Spencer have received large quantity of fresh fruit from California.
 The question is qute generally asked, "Where is the Governor| Qui-H saJe.
 Hall (S Poe have moved into their new parlor meat matket, westof Kelly& Stephens.
 Stage travel is increasingrapidly. Coaches come in and go out of our daily, loaded down.
 Fred Brecht, our oldest blacksmith. has just completed a large wagon and black smith shop.
 E. $. Junior is in town from the noun tains, where he hangs up, attendingto mines and mining.
 Mir. Ed. Cook, son of Hon. E. J. Cook, has returned frum his California visit, look ing hale and hearty.
 Dan. Thorne opens up his restaurant to- tl.a cr Order and pay for what you get.
 On the sixth of this month the Village Council will contract for cleaning our streets for period of one year.
 The Sheriff of Maricopa county has post poned the sale f real and personal properly in that c,unty until March 18th.
 Mir Lail, railroad contractor, thinks Shen- field will be ordered to resume work on lis contract hear Bcale Springs, soon.
 The hospital building Of the Sisters of St Joseph, is drawing to completi n, and Is one of the very best editiccs in our city.
 Mr. MeuIngton is in hopes to have the quartz pIiil of the Arizona Queen Mining Company ready for business ln obout five weeks.
 Major Ing.l!s left Albuquerque for Pres colt thirteen days ago and is therefore due. He comes as agent for the A. ( ?. iiailr ad Company.
 Wilson (, Haskell have large lot of win dows, doors, sash, etc, on hand at their steam factory, which, by tAeway, is a credit to our city.
 D. Levy & Co. are selling to their old and new customers great many gods, com sistins of o.o. ytlahs needed on the farm, in the camp, or house.
 H.. Given and Mrs. Neunan, two good people of this city, were married one day last week and aro now just as happy as it Is possible for people to be in this world.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-It is inferred by the manner in which the Chinse bill is discussed m the Senate that 1t will pass that body, with few amendmsnts. Hoar will probably deliver a prepared speech to- morrow. A vote is expected to be reached this week.
 CHICAGO, March 2-Orville Bro, drunk en carpenter, shot his wife, at La Selle, H. '. and then killed himself.
 GALVESTON, March 2-The neighbor- hood of Nevazota was visited by a heavy storm, on Monday night, which destroyed a number of buildings, uprooting trees and destroying fences. One or two lives were lost.
 LONDON, March 2-The Press Associa- ton says Queen Victoria was fired at while at Windsor railrcad station tn-3ay. SLe escaped unAurt. The man who fired the shot was a miserable looking object. He was immediately secured.
 MARIcopA, March 3.-Gov Trittle has arrived, and is on his way to Prescott
 Freight Buffum, 10,000.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-03
Sale Of the PheniX.

MT. E. s. Junior, who has lived in Ari- zona about as long as any white man, and who has experienced about as many hard ships, trials and hair breadth escapes as any man who has lived on the frontiers has sold his Phenix (Montezumal mine, 12 miles south of Wickenburg, to AIr. Monroe Sails bury, through his agent, Mir. Scott, for S25, 900 cash. The Phenix is good prop erry and worth much more than the amount paid for it, but, as Mr. Junior has group of mines in the Bradshaw district, he felt justified in disposing of his interest in the Phenix, so that he might be able to fully and properly prospect his other property. Junior is an old-timer, who has hung on and retained faith in the country, and we are pleased to record his good luck.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-03
Hall & Poe.

In our rambles around to-day we struck upon the new butcher shop of the gentle men whose names appear at the head of this article. We found them comfortably To- cated in their new shop few doors west of Kelly & Stephens store, with an assort- ment and variety of game which would dc credit to the San Francisco market. Their beef, mutton, veal, vension and pork is of the choicest, while their game is the finest to be had. They have adopted the cash system, put their prices to the lowest notch, and are determined to do legitimate and first-class business in every particular. Their shop is new, clean, well arranged, and as the proprietors are skilled in the business we predict for them bright future in our fast growing town.
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The funeral of poor William Vernon was one of the largest ever witnessed ill Pres colt. The ceremonies were conducted Ill an impressive manner by Rev. Mir. Hunt. The coffin was built by MT. Miles and was very costly. The trimmings were of gold and silver, nhie the whole top Was covered by beautiful floral wreaths, wrought by the hands of hs friends. The hearts of his comrads who followed the corpse of clay to the cemetery were sad indeed.
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We are informed by Captain Jackson that Doctor Carr has settled on the Verde at HulFs old stand He has been doing good work with the sick of that section, who re- cover with wonderful rapidity under his skill. He is becoming very popular with the Nerdeites.
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ESTRAY AT THE VERDE.

Came to my rarch, on the Verde. three miles south f the Fort, about C ssr 0iy Uf JaLusry, ss2 dark bay It. about six months old. he cou has a white spol the fo ehead, white stripe the nose, vertist hind foot whte The owner is asket prove property and take the colt away, by p-yins S& for chargss. b. C. CAMPBELL,
 Upper Verde, February l4, 1ssz.
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Major Ingalls,. first-class gentleman and special agent of the A. & P. R. R. Co.,, has arrived and settled with us. He will be a valuable acquisition to our town, and will do much toward working up big freight business for the people he represents. We would like to have him meet our Supervisors at their next meeting and confer with them upon matters of interest to our whole county.
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The public is hereby notified that Lou Kornberg is no longer in my employ and IS not authorized to contract indebtedness on my account. J. T. SDMs.
 Prescott, December 3, 1SS1.-tf
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that ths co-partnership tNat existed botwern the undersigned and E. D. Whpple, doing busI under the of Whippe House, at Flagstaff, A. T has been dissolved will no: be re spon ible for any debts contracted by said E. D. whipple and after this date.
 MR. HOUSE. Prescott A, T., March l, 1882. m3
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The Albuquerque Journal states that two car loads of coaches, harness, etc, have recently arrived from the States for the line between the \. 6 P. R. R. to Prescott.
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T0=DAY'S ADS.
ROtIee of Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT, A. T.

LAND OFFICE AT PREsoorT, A. T.
 March 8, 1882 \ otice is hereby gil en that the following nam d settler has filed notice of hls intention to make final oof in support or hIs clam, and secure final entry thereof T.. s. Lan1 Office at Prescott A. T., on .he S, . day of April, 1882: George Blot: No. 7S for the \ W Il 33, I II, \ k3 W, and names the olip ing as witnesses, VIZ: S C. Miller, Andrew IA'cl,,-5g NJ. \. KELLY.
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Notice for Publication;

LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT, A. T.,
 March 3, 1882. | NotIce is hereby given that the following named settler has 6led notice of his tenton to male final proof in support of his claim, and final entry thereof at the U. X. Land Office st Prescott on the sth day of APnl. 1ss2: John H. Dickson: No. 90 for the E F of W lf andW s of Il ec. B, Township IA, RAW, and nan the following as his witnesses viz: George Blot, Henry Herbert and Samuel Miller Andrew J, Whitehall, and Charles W. Beach. WILLIAM \. KELLN,
 IF cha 5w Register.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-03

A mammoth saw mill has just been landed Flagstaff, where 1t is to be put up. The engine is of 100-horse power and the balance of the machinery in proportion.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-03
Order of Sale,

Notice is hereby given that la's twenty C4Ol and twenty-tFo t2 in hook in me Village of PreFcOtt, with the buildings ther,o. known the old Court House, will be sOld at Pubhc auciCn, Co the highest bidder Monday A"rh 3d, loS1. at l2 room, from the door of the ''CurU .iouse. the lots Co be sold separately; the county Ing the rs ht 10 make one bid.
 By order or the Board of Supery isors.
 D. r. MITCHELL,
 C-EEk.
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Capt. A. Jackson and wife, of Oak Creek, are in town. They are of our very best citizens, and their many friends are always glad to meet them.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-03

have just received F barrels of Prime California Butter, l9 of Lard, lot of Prime Mackere Cod fish, syrup, Oat Meal Cracked Wheat, Currants and Hominy, which will sell wholesal at low rates, for cash.
 J. L. FISHER, If241 Auction House.
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Letter List.

List of letters remaining in the Post Office at Prescott, A. T., for week ending March
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To night.
 The play Gone hundred faces) will appear in Prescott during this week, at the Cabinet Club Parlors. Mir. Taylor will appear in the first act as cashier and manager All persons may enjoy themselves and spend pleasent evening over a Club House Cigar, and witness the play. j9tf d W The California meat market shows up with new ad in this issue. Read it; pat ronize this market and you will De well treated.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-03

Manuel Antonio Otero, wealthy Mexi- can of Valencia county, died at his home a few days since. He was recently married to his fourth wife.
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Instructions on the banjo taught by an experienced teacher. Orders left at this office, or the Diana. will recieve prompt at tentiUn. m3 If
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-03

Our excellent, Chief Justice, c. G. w. French, returned to-day from Tucson, where he has been holding a term If the Supreme Court.
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The finest butter that reaches this market is imported by Herzog He gets the choicest brands and pays the highest price for it in the San Francisco market, and expresses it through f28
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Frank Wells and Ms. D. c. Thorne were passengers on the incoming stage to-day
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Nicely furnished rooms for rent by the day, week or month. Apply to Joseph Enle, corner Willis and Montezuma streets.
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| Chas. A. Randall has now a complete line of Harness and Saddles which he is
 selling at greatly reduced prices. f9-tf
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All brands of smoking and chewing to baceo, and the best and cheapest cigars, a Bones X Spencer's. dI7<
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Captain Foster is in town from Stone mln's Lake.
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Fresh lemons, lines, oranges, apples and pears, p cents pound, at Bones & Spen cer's dl7<
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TO DAYS NEWS.

Frank Meador has gone on visit to Phe-
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-03

Hughes own brand" the finest Gei.uine Havana Cigar in Prescott, at the Sample Rooms d30-tf
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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-06-07

Good sales Of real estate; and many
moro inquiries.
Alice stock = quoted 1t >2.5o in the
New York market.
9ostamp gold mill has been ordered
for ! mine 1t Cable.
Those posters recently put up headed
SIT has caused almost dearth Of
tsamps.
ID it not time to take the necessary
steps for . big celebration on the
Fourth?
All the principal streets in town will
soon b supplied with water. The mains
are being advanced - rapidly ~ pos
sible
West Broadway IL building up more
than any other street in the city, and
bids fair to become dry goods and furn-
jshing goods centre.
We understand twenty ranchers on
Warm SPRING. Greek were arrested yes-
terday on complaint Of James Mayber-
~, and will have = hearing to-day.
The rahchets in Deer Lodge valley ore
npidly putting in their crops and - the
season has been very favorable 80 far,
the yield will probably be large. Stock
in the valley Is in good condition.
The new school building viii proba'
bly, be turned over tn the school trustees
one week from Monday next. Already
90, 600 has been paid 10 the contractors,
leaving . balance due Of 1000.
J.G. Monaghan has secured the con-
tr,ct for the erection Of the high explo
sive works three and half miles south
vent Of Silver Bow Junction. All the
necessary timbers are now on the ground
and work will be commenced Monday
next.
The walking match last evening ere
ated considerable excitement, yet every
dsy there are tramps departing for
more congenial cline who foot IT,
without the hope Of reward, unless
their espisations soar high enough to de-
.ire . sit-down occasionally, though q
haud-out y more commonly received.
Mean. KuhwoFth 4 Horst opened
the Washington Brewery last night.
A very large crowd welcomed them and
thei. reception By the hospitab'e rrcpri'
.Ho.- 49, IL that ooold Be desired. The
h.,ilain~ has been rolttted in every 10
.pesk And now presents . truly hand
eo.ae appearance. DEorin and 80 TIL
Arm: they win make = pleasant Soa
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The Copper Harhst.

The New York copper market p qe1es
Int firm. tits stated that the Lake oo-
rerior companies have thus far disposed
Of twenty-ope millions Of pounds OF
conner. II they have done %, eon.an
=. m,,t be now tolesably we'll Stocked
lac - held nrmly 1t 1s3c., while ba..
gilmore i selling 1t 171c. from secono
s..d. and 1se. h asked BY hrst hands
: cndon has lluctuated during the week.
tha latese cable advices giving xoS o.
arm. ....,.>,r,, n
,.nv Of our miners for . large amour,
~ conoer ors - veil - matte y sh'PPeo
:" 1,si.imore from this district, and the
,..,ket beipe arm viii encourage many
a4,,.,. 10 commence shipping. Ine
.oo,..r ore nom here n said 70 b eqoe,
- ~. he.t received in Baltimore ana
S..,.r. v,ll take any amount ana ~
No. highest price therefor: we oe''sv.
-s,lIknovn st. Lawrence has great
=, ~. ...s.esd IN sdvancins The price o.
:..,,.r ore 1, that market, and n u.
o ,. ~. heavy arm bs'ng ")se,
.hst "a deairs." The matte tasnso GU
~. = dst-e,as and viii e'@h'ena
eood psies whsssv'r s0''
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hSsndly hl. AlIsr sev,r,l v,n 49,
Yea rounds IN vhleh beth dieplaved
sooo nstuIs andsadasanos M. liiaeiall
e'osoded bh 9asi = ;oaed style. Thh
was followed bv . hjteh hetvee. -,
wm' q. Mitchell 1e1 posnd,, and NJ.
joseph Mitchell ID poasds, tie 49,
ana youngest brothen q . wreetline
!am'Iy. The 'old man. struek3ed man
!o'ly 70 lay the hoy" out, but yo,,ns
blood ct the hsttero rheumafie llmhs
and sent the ''old man" to The savdrat
nat % bis back.
The sport NV commenced n earnest
oy Themas 0ray, l2e lhs., and Joseph
Mitchell, $50 lhst, putting On The jaeket,.
The little one wa gamey and did ,ou,e
ine playing, but Mitchell lInally threv
him nj one round
Edwin Edwards. 175 lbs., and David
Yates, Ito lhs., Were the next contest
ansA Six Iunds were wrestled before
Edwards measured tho length Of his
man on the saw duet.
Richard Richard. 156 lbs., and samp.
son Jedsry, 100 H., were then called.
After some closely contested rounds, the
tall was swarded to Richards.
The NTH l'air in the ring was Evan
Lewis, l9l lbs.. and David Yates, l76
lbs. Lewis gained tho fall.
Mr.. Larry CLEMSON, l5s lbs., and Tom.
my Gray, l26 lbs., were called up for the
sixth contest. After some fine playins
by both boys Gleason threw his man.
The seventh and last Wreotlo for the
day was between David Yates and Thos.
Crossman. After several rounds the
bout Wa declayed . draw.
The standing men IN the 1nt round
are q follows: Joseph Mitchell, Edwin
Edwards, Richard Rickard, Evan Lew.
10, Larry Gleason, sampson JeAery and
David Yates. The sport viii b con
tinued today. The utmost good feeling
and harmony prevailed throughout Oh
the contests, and during the interval
the Alice hand discoursed it, usual lin>
music.
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Ayoung and tender lover vent to go
h gin on Montana street. tho osnee
nikht. They were house cleaning and
Ii b what happened 10 him, for Whist
Thin W. love Of hope? What 70 him
v~joy or carsf He stepped On . plug
4 Irish sap the girl had left on the TOP.
naststair; and his teet few out hke via
ieser things, and he struck each STAIR
With q sound like . drum, and the g'll
IeIow with the scrubbing thtngs'
huRhed like fiend to geo him come.
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.,,te number Of Chicago eapitallsh
Butte seeking investments. 0sv.
: sne properties have been boaded
me bonus win b paid On Mckay
sne number Of Chinese are placer
90 on Silver Bow Greek some Ave
Il miles below Butte, and W under.
q .'.d are taking out considerable gold.
amount viii prohably never he
-n a. the Chinese are very secre.
:, regard to money matters. How.
w. they work season after season and
:" doubt are satisfied with the re-ult.
-. Silver Bow mill Il reducing an
.,.ee of 81 tons Of ore per day and
" y ne month ~ Nay shipped (sl 900
!. ,.aned bullion. This comrany h
. ..,,ting only two Of their properties At
.e,t-Belle Of Butte, from which
P.rlv all the ore reduced b extracted,
.a the La Plata. Work in the latter
: ! .o,dned to running levels and sink
:. vines on the ore body. Both these
-;,es have very large amount Of ore
;. .;,ht. AMI whenever desired . great
,..atity Of excellent ore can be taken
work is to lie resumed on an extern
...,e in the Anselmo durin9 this
plath.
Tbe Longn,aid concentrator II run
,ips through an average Of IS tons res
- The machinery II al running
spoothly.
rich strike Is reported in the Vul.
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Nj. OF. Ingraham Of Sheridan, = in
Butte.
c. D. Dewey, Of Nsbraska, arrived. in
the city last night.
M. II. Kirkendall arrived last even
ing from Helena.
is. Stamp, Of Salt Lake, arrived On
last NIGHTS train.
M. w. q. O'Brien came in from
silver Star lat evening.
Rev. d. L. Leonard, Of Salt Lake,
arrived In this city last night
Mr.. ]. N. Bowes lseves loe the Eat
In . few day. On business trip.
VIM. Wilcox, w. q. Ward, and g.
Whillen, Of tho Deer Lodge Valley, ars
in the city.
Mr.. John A. Gordon, pgopgjeeoe q
the Comique, LEFT this morning Sse the
East on pleasure trip, and at the same
time win engage new STAN Soe . season
here.
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Tho Wrestline Tournsmens'


FIRST DAY.
There was fair sized audience u .ne
wrestling grounds yesterday, when INC
tvo days sports were inaugura'ec ~
Aoosinx the committees and making
tue entries. There being no entIaes -.
collar and elbow and for side ho'os II
vas concluded to commence the wre&-
ling in Cornish style. The Prises "s.e
announced as follows: First prise' w.
second prize, >s6; third prise, -; ioot'o
Prize, SO. A committee o. matcn'ns
men, consisting Of Aessrs' w".
Hawkes., VIM. H. Mitchell and fe.el
leDermott, was then elected ~ 'ne
audience present. The sickle" con-
si.ting Of Messrs Samuel Tonkins, Jonn
Burns, and H. Roberts were also eiset-
ID by the audience. A call for entI'e
brought out the following named gen
te'.,en a. contestants Tor The pl's
aamely: Thomas Gray, Joseph Mitch
ell. Edwin Edwards, Sampson 'ene1y'
Richard Richards, David Yatee, e.
Lewis, Larry Gleason, Charles HscoeI'
Edwin Mathews, Richard one'
and Thomas Croesman, Dsvid Y"e1
entered three times and Thomas 6IeS
twice.
BEFORE tho regular play osmmeno'.
NJ. Joseph Mitchell $50 posno -.
u. Samuel Tonkjns 166 poonds -
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EDIroR MINER: Suppose A b ana
G own = mining claim; b puts SS&s'
y hb share Of the assessment ID Inc
eiaiu and A andC fAil 70 do their pert,
AM B. hold his interest?
SUBSCRIBER.
No sir; the law requires IN annual e.
pe.diture Of 800 on each claim. y can,
The desires, put up the total of>loO ana
advertise his partnes out through inc
paper by 4 notice for 90 days.
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0eld bass, valued q )47o0 were ship,
psd ftun He3ena . Nv 1ays dnee.
: TIE Salt LAke 1ibuss y autheeity
~ thestatement that = aew division q
pes1al iospeetioa, enhancing 9TH, Ida-
no eaa Montana, has been created, and
that 0eofge L. 6eybo]t has been assign-
Cd 70 The divisioa, with headqusrteEs It
Salt Lake City.
Alder guleh y turning out $500 .
week from her plaeen.
secretary 4cCutcheon has received
omcial notice Of the acceptance Of his
bond and entered upon the discharge Of
his duties on the LIT.
A Northern Pacific passenger car IL
valued 1t $4,000.
The Teechess' Territorial Association
Of Montana win commence 1t Helena
on August LIT, 1t $50 and continue two
days.
The Northern Pacific hopes to cele-
brate the Fourth In Billings.
The Territorial papers are asitating
the Fourth Of July question.
During April the Northern Pacific
sold lands to the value Of SAC, 62s. and
town lots to the value Of >39, 83l.
ms. and Mis- Elliott were the first
ladies to pass through the Big Horn
tunnel.
Sergeant G.. W. Wall and . comrade
from Fort Nissoula and one from Fort
Aminaboine, being the three military
men selected for Arctic service from
Montana, have gone te Warrington "a
report for duty.
A post odice has been established q
lullan Tunnel, with James Morris q
postmaster.
John H. Davis, OF st. Paul, Is about
to establish and publish . newspaper q
Miles City, to Be known - the Doill
Res.
The graves Of Henry Plummer, Boc1
6tinson, Henry Ives, and others OF thu
Montana gang Of ol1 Tvs who wer'
summarily dealt with by the Vigilante'
in the early days, are now merely neg
:ected holes in the ground in Hang
mans guloh. near Bannack.
Telephone connection will soon b
established IN Billings and now the,
want . Masonic lodge.
Captain Wheelan has been detailed
with his company to escort Genera
Sherman and the secretary Of Wa
through the Park next month.
The Yellowstone river b said to be o.
. boom.
The Big Horn tunnel h in . distanc
Of $50 feet.
The Great Eastern mine, Emigran
gulch, 0allatin county, has been sol|
for 5000.
Il y thought the Hullan Tunnel VII
b ready for the tEact BY Nay LIT, 1858.
The new agent for the Crows has o.
dered the "squaw men" from the M
ervation.
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A New NM.

The Cable Company have ordered .
30stamp gold mill from Hessn. Fraser
4 Chalmess, Chicago. which It h claim
ed viii be the best ever boilt In Mon
tana. This mine - considered . re-
markedly valuable gold property and
with this addition the company will
have 50 stamps In operation.
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nonev Orders and Registered Let

These departments in the Butte once
haye shown . markedimprovement each
ninth since the 0rst Of January for the
>uaster ended April Let, but for the pres
Ct Quarter however only hold their
IN. Anil and Nay aEe considered the
lullest months Of the year In oil
hn.ehes OF business and of course mate.
daly effects the money order and regis
IN buuinees. Doubtless On the revival
4 tzade these departments win show
noeved activity.
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M. oeorse Bsehrer, who y deliver.
ino min IN the city, has the thanks 9,
t H. MIrER employees for liberal
s,nply Of the lscteai fluid. MI: beenIcs
fo1ni:hes GOOD milk at rsasona6se
prices.