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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-22

In the District Court OF the Second Judicial
District OF the Territory 'f Montana In and for
sSs G r,"ohS Kemny p:nt'* W. Rc"cn
/. Davis ~ the administ, sior of The estate ri
Edmund Kennedy: 'eccascsi. II cf'a Kennedy.
dy, Annie Kennedy and Mary Kennedy. de-
The people Of the Territory "f Mootan. send
9rceIi,.g Il, Rrutcn !. Davis q the adniniSira-
TOR OF tie estate Of Edmund Kennedy: lece.sed.
Michael Kennedy, James Kennedy. Kate Ken.
r;dy !:"% x. ..;i:n Annie kennedy .'
You ave hereby required to appear in an ac.
titu 6rnu ght agslM*t you by the a"ove IN '"e<i
Judicial district Of The Territory IL Montana,
in aud 1Of the County t,f silver Bow. ant t. an
svcr the complaint fled therein. within ten
service or yon of this SUMMONS If served
within this county. or II serve out ut this
county, tut IL this siis,ric within twenty days.
! Otherwise Within forty days; or JUDGMENT ~
.'ef:sult will b. taken against sou, according u
the prayer III sail coinpla: s,t.
The said actor, Is brought to obtain decree
t,f this CDlr: deere: ing and declaring lots Na'S
lot 81" y, in block No: =. In Bate City. N. r..
and held bv Edmund Kennedy prior To his
death. and by his estate. nee as Individual
property to be property b. longing to partner
snip consisting Of xsi plaintiffs and said Ed
mund He nesiy. a"d t. declare and adju"ee
aid Edmund Kennel: and his heirs and repre-
Aentativs'x 10 hOlA such property in trust Tor
said partnership. AMI that l''ai"tiils are cach
eNlltItNl 70 One U!NJiVr 'ct.
Aud that sucl, property. by tls. 0,.icr ard de.
cree Of this Court. b. s,Ai and said pxrt"erslip
ret lr,i and y fll ac.,n,,,tiux be hal. ana that
from the prOceeiS III: from = sale Of such
property all coats OF court and sale re paid a'"
the 81 plus hc distributed 10 the. arties accord
ing to the interest Oi each in said partnership =,
| and tor other and further relief Is will more
tuily appear by reference to said complaint.
AMI arr hereby notified that If you fall to
APPEAR and .nxwer all ssINplaint a$ above r.
auire,i. ti.r sail plaintiff will apply I" the
Court for tho relief prayed for IN said COM
| plant.
trict Court ri the SECOND District Of
the Territory Of Montana. IN and for
| isEAL.1 the county Of Silver Row, this ::ih
day Oi December. III the year OF our
Lord one thou sand eight n,i:lreti and
eighty-OIN.
Uf:ORGE w. IRWIN, IL. Clerk.
Ry II. e.. bodily, Deputy Clerk.
kHOWLEs 4 FORBlS. Attorneys iOr Plaintiffs.
l<jal5w
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SUNDAY RDADINa.

He breaches we'll that lives we'll.
Good desls remain; AL things else
perish.
The two PRINCIPAL things arc wisdom
and health.
The fool is busy in everybody's b''si-
ness but his own.
It is l,ase thing to tread upon man
that Is down.
The Kindness which il bestowed on
others is never lost.
To find out ones own folly is thegreat
point of wisdom.
A man NAV saw too much even upon
the best Of subjects.
The way to avoid great faults is to be-
ware of lesser faults.
It often c.,sts more to revenge injuries
than to bear them.
The great end If good education is
to form q reasonable man.
He hath good judgement that rel'eth
not wholly on his own.
Virtue CONSISTENT Of three parts; tenn
pcrance, fortfitude and justice.
II upon smooth ice We slip; the rough
rath is safest for the feet.
If evil Is said Of thee. and it is true,
! correct it. if it he 4 lie, laugh at it.
Four hostile newspapers are more to
| he feared than . thousand tayOnets.
Miserable is the life If him who wish
- rather 10 be feared than to I've loved.
There Is no gain s" certain a. that
! which rises from slmring what you
have.
Many = mau's vices have been ut hrSt
nothing worse than good qualities, run
wild.
| Mon who seldom mix with their fell
,,,u. .r~,.;,rs are almost sure to be one
sided.
TO dcsrise our own species IS me
! cr;.p ,..r must too Offer, pay tor Il knoWI-
edge I" 1t.
| No man can b. happy without u
friend. nor ,,c sure III his 1rienu I'LL ne -
unfortunate.
ri. two rrca. movers Of the human
mind are tho desire Of good and the Fear
Of evil.
rho woman cni the soldier who do
not defend the first pass Will never de-
fend the last.
W. are more heavily taxed ny our
,a,oncss. pride end folly than we are
taxed hy government
M man ever made an i'll figure VINO
..,"r.tor,d his own talents, nor u good
one WHO mistOOk them.
A weak mind ia like . microscope:
II M. omifies trifiing things, but
cannot receive greatness
U,,;l thonphts intr,,de in nm unem-
,i Ev.i mind ." Ms naturally as worms are
p H:yc1st siii in a stagnant pool.
Never risk a joke. even the ie:s'. eo o.
in its nature '1 Who oi is not we'll
bred and possessed OF Sense - '
!. bend it.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

"n.'; drr<>:l.al,Crs cOntrivc lNn'!lets
ii"r !all .:r,~-,.. hiding them beneath .
lars bouquet a.: flowers ticsl with u rib
's"l h"w and apparently on Hover
ri"'';i. corresponding with the rest Oh
-" s',wr: trimming, put around the
waist.
::u"-l;Kr stuff: are to he used Tor
millinery. AMONG these are the cl<'se'yy
woven JAPANESE, India and China grapes
H' yam an; embroidered, As well ~ the
.''i French Grape like the black Grape
".,' for mourning, but in gay cOl"rs'
~" III" still thinner and fragile crepe
J., II" 'iain!y flower col,aretteS Of SHALL
"'e'>'nI> and leaves which were worn
''St winter on high dresses, will be
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thrown aside this season fbr Nnn vr..,h.
o. h5gs, leaoe0 1owess, roses, asten snd
Poppies bearing the palm. resfinr IN :
1!1u Of Ice encirc1}ug the neck ana
closed With 6uds HANGING on lone. thin
sta!1s 20 look like pendanta,
Tnem1xture Of STUN b either Q charm
Ing art or failure. Thus, the dimneos
OF wool combined with the gloss Of eetin
y tastt0!; but whole bodice Of Votered
SIX, with cashmere moiro mixed on the
skl!t, - inappropriate, because MORE
SpO1Is the outline IT Q figure reaa0n
Why. plain materials should be preferred
Tor the top part Of the custume.
Ladies should be very sliRhtlv built
Tor puffed bOdiees and Also for cuftain-
looped paniers under the peak Of poin-
ted corsage. These paniers are becom-
Ing distresstngly apparent; they were
first tolerated made Of gauze, tuile and
China crepe; but now satin merveilleux
IN the new virgin gold tints IL draped
In bulky folds round the hips. Heavy
wide bands Of velvet likewise border the
capes, tuuiques and skirts Of walking
o0stumes. These are still made very
short.
Some Of the new Bernhard gloves
which reach far above the elbow, and
are especially designed to be worn
with shOrt-sleeved evening toilets. are
finished ut the tops with insertion bands
Of costly point or duchess lace three in
ches wide, and above this rufIle of the
same lace, put on with little or on full
ness. This gives soft and delicate look
to that portion Of the glove which gen.
orally has an unfinished look, specially
in the Danish glove that h left unbound
at the top.
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Photographic Life Histories.

The family Bibles of past generations
served as registers Of family events.
Births, illnesses marriages and deaths
were chrOnicled ON their fly-lea es, AID
those ponderOus hooks fulfilled an M
pOrtant function in this incidental way.
But they are now becoming ge..eral)y
replaced by more handy volumes, and
the family register 10 disappearing with
the old family Bible. In the mean time
photography has been discovered and
has sprung into universal use, and the
hereditary value of what are called life
histories Is becOE9ing continually more
appreciated. 1t seems, then, to be an
appropriate time to advocate the estab-
lisllment of u new form of family gis-
Ter that shall contain all those notices
that were formerly entered in the fami-
" Bible, and much more besides, name
", q series Of Photographic studies Of
the features from childhood upwards,
together with facts that shall afford ~
complete life history ~ 10 consistent
with brevity. What is desired IL some
thing Of this sort. In each substantial
family. we should lind . thin quarto
volume, solidly hound, having leaves Of
stout paper, on which photographs may
bc mounted. Each pair Of opposite
pages would Ike headed by the name Of
some member of the family. A double
row Of photographs would run down the
side of each page, each about half as
large again US postage stamp, the one
containing medallion OF the full face
and the other one of the profile. OPP
p0site to each of these the events OF the
corresponding period would be chront:
cled. Every opening Of the hoek would
contain the photographs and events Of
about ten periods, five to each page, and
would include frOm ten to twenty years
of lite history.-Francis Cation in Fort
niNkf(W.
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The cry a ''0n to Richmond" awak-
ened no e0thuoiasm In the hearts Of the
Third Ohio one day when they found
themselves en- row. ase pris0nerS Of war
Tor that 1hmous capital. Nor were they
enthusiastic when they halted for the
might and prepared to sink supperless
into dreamland.
The Fity-lourth Virginia was en-
camped near by, and some Of the men
came down to have . look 1t the
"Yanks."
Had your cofFee:'' asked one Of
blue coat stretched disconsolately on the
hank.
mot . sup" answered the other.
"Ain't you had any ratiOns tO-night?''
"ODIy crumb "r two from the bot
toms Of our haversacks."
This was told to the boys of the Fifty
fourth, and old Virginia hospitality
showed itself at ouce. The men soon
made their appearance with ftee-kettles,
c0rn-bread and bacon, the hest they had.
In few minutes the coffee was steam.
ing, the bacon cooked, and prisoners
and captors sat down together around
the campfire. like kinslnen true and
brothers tried" The hungry, grateful
Yankee ate with . relish such rs no one
can appreciate unless he has been In
like situation.
No wonder there was warm spot in
everv heart Of the Third Ohio every af-
ter or the generous Fifty-fourth.
A fresh slide in the magic lantern
gives another of these shifting war pic
lures. In the distance is Mission Ridge,
which has just been stOrmed. That
long line Of prisoners passed over the
pOnto0l bridge aud up the stony noun
tain road is the Fifty-fOurth Virginia.
A soldier on duty 1T Kelly's Ferry asked
indiffercntly Of ONT of the prisoners as
the regiment passed.
'What regiment Is this:"
1.-THE Fifty-f0urth Virginia. was the
reply.
In an instant the lOungr1 sprang to
their feet and rushed to camp. 1.-The
F'ifty-fOurth Virginian il at the ferry"
the,' shouted as they ran in and out
among the tents If the Third Ohio.
The Ohio boys were quickly In motion.
Boxes from home and all reserve stores
were speedily ransacked. Coffee and
sugar, beef and canned peaches and the
hest they had 0f everything were freely
brought forth. They remembered
Kreatfully their debt of honor, and paid
it nObly. It was the same old scene Ov-
or, with the shading reversed. For one
night 1t least both COnfetlerates and
Yanks enjoyed again the SWEET grace Of
hospitality that could bring smile even
to the grim visage Of war; Youths
Companion.
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DIR. SPINNEY.
40. i EEAENEY STREET.
Treats al C0ro0oe ana special Dis@ase~.
YOUNG NIEN

YOU MI M FIN
w VI youthful fD'i,'~ secretion, Will 10
we'll to avail themselves Of this. the greatest
boon ever laid ut the altar Of suffering humaI'-
ily. DR. SPINNEY will guarantee iO forfeit $40
f,;r every caSs. Of seminal weakness or private
disease Of anv kind ciIarlcic which he under
takes and fails To cure.
MIDDLE AGED MEN.
There are many ~ the ayt. y! thirty to sixty
who are troubled with tOs, frequent evacuation.
.,f the bladder. often acco,nl,Ai'sl by Il slight
xn,artng or burning sensation ami wtakcIitn:
Of the system il \ manner the patient cannot
account for On examining the urinary .leW<-
IT, u rOpy sell n,ent will Oi:"' b.. found. amt
sometimes small particles nf a:hunsn will APP
pear or the color will i~ Ni Il I:.i NIliksIi hue.
again changing to u dark a:"s "-n"! :ins.r-
anc. There. are many men wis, 'tn 81: This aif-
dc,.!,y ignorant Of the ca!I>c wh!; Is tie sec:
0,,d stage Of seminal weakness. i'r. : viii!
qua ran,rn rcrfi.c! rCr6 III All such cases. and
healthy r.SiOra.iii Oj the 2e.ii'' urinary Or
ganS.
Office hours ~ 10 arI toS. Sundays from
~ ~ II a. ~. e." sn:iai:M free. IEO;".:sh ex-
animation and advice. -.
Cali or address. DR. SPJEEEY CO.,
No. i: E'ari.ey ST..
~ san rinri>cO. (,HI.
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Tho Alarming EDcreooo q Heart
Disease snd the sympto0s
With Pfooe0o e,
Lsading 70 Scientific I1vestigstasa - q
Attomvt d Qhook II 1neroo0o.
The Wonderfol Properties 06 ''9odA'
tino-de-India," and How to
Property Use e.


The 0srtality staiistt3 q this country show
that graf proportion 81 deaehs arise men
Heart Disease. But aside ftoO the Soeoloey
which atteods Il, the inco0venience ana soS
feriDg, which even the 6rsa staees bring. make
Il DeeesGary to take pro@pt 0easores ~ 70
lief. Uodeubtedly the greatest reoeey
q modern tines for cuSing diseases q The
Heart 10 ''Sedstine India" which - ~
ce0plishinG such wonderful results ana "
~ ing 50 much aateatien. This ereet reo:
ed ssesees ingredients specially eeeaened
Tor 81; he Duoere,,s troubles q the beazt
I 10 combination Il the result q len9 s1d
careful experi0ent, aud It can b safel!
serted that wben taken In tine il will ce:st
every case. Do yea ever bave NtGhtos
oppressed feeling in side and breast, lrrego
Acisn, Threbbing, Jumping, Flatter,ng'.A
oentary Stepping. Slow circulaesen q d
Dleod? These ore al symptoms q Heart
Disease. Those who are suffering And hsve
uever tried it should do 90 1t once; these whe
bave ever tried Il Do net med to Be urged 70
10 % again. II your Druggist be- net ct II
send one dollar and 6fty cents 70 eur address
aud 1t will 10 mailed to YOU. Sole agents,
Lebdeil Chemical Co.. st. Louis, No.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate 1T Oh aries r. Wunderlich deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by Tho undersiGn. d.
admin istzx TOR Of the estate OF Charlie, r. VIVA
derlich, t.'ceased. to the crs<liiorx Of aid all
I,ers0ns having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them. with the necessary
vouchers, eithtW four months aSter the 6rst
public alton Of this notice. = the said admins
ier ut his place of le>ldence, ON divide Creek,
In the county Of silver Bow.
FRANK L. wCNDBRLICH.
Administrator OF the estate Of Charles r. W un-
deTl;ch. .ieceaSed.
noted 81 Butt city this 18th day Of January,
1882. 2ljansW4W
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Emis~i.:n Aversion to Ss"i.'y. D:r,i'lrSS OF is
ion. Noises u the Head: the vital nuid P'>S:n:
urOhScrvtx. y the urine. am: MANY Oincr dis
81 SOS tha II cad to insanity and death.
Or M1NT1E w, u agree Il, snrc'i Five Va
slrss) l)W0 mrs Gra sa<rO: this KIM the VITAL:
RES ClDR A1DVl under lis y; tcial ttv!re H'id
tr.a f.nent) will not ere. ar fol nn.ft!ng I'M
D,1le ar injurious f:ni in II. O8 NINTH
ireatS all Private Diseases successfully Wlth'u
nc, curry. C"r~mtsHtiGn free. Thorough OK
an, tuation ard :n!vca. inriuii"E analysis N
U,jn". 81. Price Of vital Restorative. - .
uC tito. or four tjm,": the quantity. ~1c; sent N
any address upon ieca;i o; price. or g. a. ~
secure from, U,,~crvat"r ""l in private name
If Hos rel, by 4. T.. MN rGE, u. D.
Who IL a regular physician. lgrss..uate u the
University IT l'e"H$ylvan:a.'
m kearwey ~. 6aD rr00eSaeO. Gaia.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE.
Sent m application by letter. stating >vnp-
,Oucs. sex and age. Communications. trictiy
confidential.
mr. mONTDE0 KIDNEY WE3EOY. Me-
PA 0ECQCCU, cures Alt kinds Of Kidney and
Bladder Cnmpl aints. CH.Orrl,6"a. (slest Ius',r-
rhopa For sale BY oil d, dggists; 81 bottles II
bntileS for -
N. UlNTlED OANOHL LION p11.0&. are the
nest and chez pest Uy0pEpSUA ara ~ L0Oo ~
cure in the larket. For sale by oil drnsgisis
WiulyiStt
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NERVOUS DFBILlTY, Vital weakness,
Prostra,ion from Overwerk q lndiscresieu,
is radically and promptly cured By ''St. Ja0es'
Vitalic Pills" They renew the viGer q youth
and are . positive cure for Spermatorrhea.
lmpotency, Sexual Debility, etc. Price one
dollar and ffiy cents per box, sent BY mail
bv the sele agents, Lobdell Chemical Co., ~.
Leuis, Ne. Julvl-d&W-lvr.
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The Great English Remedy

Is z n":rr-faiiing cure
!,r Nervous l"bi.i!v,
Exhausted Vitality.
Sew iual Wra k,C~S :,
Sprr!natorr!,(rn, l.aDS'C
~ An 81 GOD. llslW-
i',.cy. Paralysis. a'":
al the terrible effects
Of S".:-Ah,,~c, " utiiful
!.i.;rS. and CXcc:SSt'S IN
WatIrs'r ye .i.>--SUch Is
I.rs> of Memory. Las
Situie. S',cturnR:
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Having been appointed agent for the best
known Oread in the u. H.. for Rutte and Mon
t.na. 1 am prepared to take orders for plath Of
elegant psr,or. Church: cabinet and saloon Or.
FOR prices. styles and sizes, At Chauvin's COM
mi$xisn,, xtOrsg" and furniture store. where l
have for sale flrst and second hand .ooI: oi all
she II, pillow slips. pillows, c0nafOrters. bla',-
kets. one ~ sound feather bed. c"Ok stoves:
b-tistcads. mattresses single. three quarter aid
bt,otx aid SHOCK. tables brackets, t,0ls OF all
hi tls. cigars. trunks and valjsesl cheaper than
elsewher'. C-xh paid for sec"iid hand goods.
Real estate bralIh! ant SOll on commission.
$40: age ON reasonable terms.
J. CHAUvIN,
Quartz street, Butte Montana.
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UHEl
Chicago & North Western
RAILWAY
10 the OLDEST: BEST BEST
EQUIPPED! and hence the
LEADING RAILWAY
-.oV THE
VEST AND NORTHWEST!
II 10 the Short, Sure, AMI Safe route between
Council Bluffs
CHICAGO. NIL wAUkEE


And all points FAST, such *
Hiaears Falls. New York, Phi'aderhia, Boston
Washington. Baltimore. Pitt.5urg' A.n-
treai. Tcro.to, Cet;o':. Cleveland.
At tounc,l Bluffs the trains Of tn: Chicago 4
North Wester,. ard the Z. =. R'yS depart from,
arrive at and ,,Se the ssT,'e Joint Union ISerO!
Al Chicago close connexions 3:e made wits
the Lake shore Michigan Central: Ra!imnrc
4 Ohio. Fort Wayne en-: Pennsylvania. and
Chicago Grand Trunk Kys ana Tie AahKs-
kee anu Panhandle Routes.
Pullman Palace Drawing 0eom Cars
Are run on all through trains OF this road
II is the ONLY ROAD between
covTSS S5h x eSSIEE Fsa 4. $s9
Pullman Hotel Dining Cars.
Irsist upon Ticket Agents selling you tickets
via This mad. Examine your tickets, and re-
fuse to buy II they 10 not read over the chicago
North Wca .ern Railway.
II you wish the best travelling accoamo.t:
lions Won will buy your tickets BY this route
&AED WILL TAKE NONE OTHER.
All Ticket Agents sell Tickets ~ this Line.
MARVIN HUGHlTT. I'd VI
lsapvu and Genl Nangr chicago
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w. T. A1Llson. CIV sHsRnAr.
ALLIDOD 8 SHERHA1.
Builders & Contractors
Main st., Philipsburg, N. T.
We weuld respectfully announce to our pat:
valley. that large and varied assortment OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Recently ordered BY a. nom the East. is now
On hand and will be
SOLD LOW DOWN FOR CASH.
We invite inspection OF our stock. and to those
Who desire 70 purchase
PARl OR OR CHAMBER SETS,
Chairs Of Every Description.
WhetnOts. Etc.,
We promise complete satisfaction. undertak-
ing In oil its branches We make
. speciality.
Contracting. Carpenter and Joiner
Work OF every description will bs promptly
attended to BY skillet mechanics.
Country Or,iers ~ mail are solicited with the
sc s:ca: IF of *GEisS 8 i:
@. 0UlKEY 4 CO.,
JUNCTION CITY, ..............IDAHO.
|GROCEH1BS.
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS
AND SHOES, GENTS FUR
NTSHING GOODS, HARD
WARE. OUEENSWARE,
ETC., ETC
jan - It,
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Quartz street, Butte Montana.
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REPUBLICAN platform.

P,,agr,I Th,t IA. p,r,,,,;.,, .
of EtKo yuuuty i'm rnnr.,,,en -.
ble1. do u,,,st b.,rtuy annr,va 81 ,L.
ul,t,orm of rr]in.inI-s An XII, n,I -
is SET form he ,b, Na,rmn,I "a, Mi 80.
Convention m Ch,c.g,in Iss, ,rJ a.
So by ~. ~ 70 T.nr-n,
al Reno S-ptr Ne Is,r m. -
rlni.rnciny The c,,t nal c,rir.-,,a -
mimic f,t,L pnon ,Ehi,.h CO.. 80 '
a, L,,. m, Au.,r,on u.n,L, So
opr plrly.s ofnj,Ltvtn "a C.,-,,,h
,irn aud law. ,,,d ,r,,oLu -, -.
intelligence and mut,i..rsm Ipr n c.r
du,I nm , nh .n,husi,.fic ,p,,n,, - -
cause.
Ht,oIr,I Th,t We f,vo, tL, rrcor
dirion,t r,p.nI ~ IN. s,-r,II.l -
Low by an, INCOMING I,,j Ia mr.. ,,,j
favor tn. rrluru tr # svst.n nj t.,.,,'
rmic, with A r,,uc;iyu al Do u,r con,
from the, (, "a rIlos.d ne IN. A,., NJ A..
l., risi ,tur. MS i, exist. M IA. Tim. 81
n. u.s,ra nf SID Act
H',oLr,J I'm, w. ,y,,nl o,r o.,
sincere flank. 10 m. Rspr..r,.u,.s
| of the prnrI, in b,rL, Hons 81 o.
rr.ss from tl,, Pacific cn,s, set
rttrout ,ii,ti,c,io, az Many f,r ~
! able aud p4r,is,,n, ,d,ocacy i'm .ocn
ing Ih. p,ss,v- of the Chinese Res,ri,
ton Bill. and ,Lat uDon thi, onrs,;,n
! There il NO di,iJ.a rriri,n n,n,,,, IL i.
penpIe of IN. Pacific States.
R,,olr,L That we viii nor ,o,. fo,
my r tudiI,t. for ans ,niro oil, L,,s o.,
our knovI.Hp. nilsd dirrrtIv mr. ind
rpctlv, III the p,s..ps of n law bv Tho
| lat I,yi.In,ur, ,iI,v;,, ~, c,.,.
| oricr,s Of this Cnop,y d,nn,i,s uh.r
it Is - well mi lac. that the present
| County officers elected by tho naomi.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-01
IRON Thursday. Daily.I
naImnEundi.

TIE wsst-bound tram this morning
consisted Of thirteen cars.
The blind nan says some sneak thief
wSlkei OF with his meischaum pipe.
Mrs. l.. II. Hun'es srrived h.rA yes
terd-y from Boise City. aud leaves this
evening for Florida.
The Tuscarora stage took ont tue
following passengers this morning: L.
L.nks. Mrs. IL. Drake. Miss Drake
aud ID. S. CHrrick.
S. Ii. Taber, Republican candi late
for Sh ,rif. came duTn from W-llc yes
,erd y AID went Down to interview bis
Cariin fti. nds to-day.
The blind man informs MS THAT he has
''fr-d" his eouk. Who il said to be 81
years old. and said le spoiled more
grub than lie cat aud never spoke y
word Of truth while in Lie employ.
gentleman asked AyounG l,dy, who
was a passenger on'lnst evenings trein,
~h.t business her pspi was il il New
York City. She rp'isd. In the ium-
Der business" We presume she meant
pOddling matches.
Some young hpoilums were inclined
to be rather fanny iu the Post.fics last
evening, pinning pieces Of paper and
band-bills on peoples lacks. Wild
Brll" fays il any Of ia. In fool with
him sSa'n. aud he finds it out, lie will
break some II their heads.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-01
Eup,la. Hon

Aariess from Cairo 6atsd September
9Th. give the following it-ms Of inter
ret: The Ministers to day agreed upon
three dscssss. winch the Khedivs win
sign to-morro<. The nr,t dscrss liz
stitut's n commissioV for the prosseu-
ton OF all acts Of REBELLION committed
hy civilians. The Commission will
cunsis: Of uius members and be rn69
'hn P~resideley of Ispail Bey.EIhs
sseonl onl-rs q Co~urt-uartiai with
eight IN mbsrs. Reouf Pssha p,GsidIrg,
u lie held in Cairo. and that IL shall
give Judgment according to tho mili-
t'ry code Without appel. in all cases
Submitted to the committee. The
third directs the assembly in AlsIar-
d ia. of another C~ouit-m.itinl to try all
eases submitted by the tribunals re-
Gently appointed in A~l.Ianiria- and
roulah. The proceedings Of both
Courts martial will be public. and the
accused wall be permitted to employ
counsel.
General wolsley is NO better.
1h- British troors will begin to re-
turn home after the review on next Sat-
urday.
Arab rnsha's disease Ia. left him q
mere wreck.
De Lesssp', regarding the second
canal. writes that his c 'mpany has pos
session for mnely.niue years Of the eI-
elusive privilege Of maritime commu-
u;cation between the Calf Of Felusium
snd the Bay Of Suez. The Times says
it eut.rtains grave doubts Of the valid.
ity Of this claim.