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The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-04-01
MINING CORRESPONDENCE.
The Mining Outlook in Beaverhead
County Indicates the Coming Boom'


ApcryrA, Montana, March p, 1882.
Correspondence Of the TRIBUNE.
In a former letter your correspondence
referred to the Butte and Beaverhead silver
mines in comparison merely tor the Pur.
pose Of showing that within the limits o!
Beaverhead County there are located Just
as rich, as permanent and as extensive
silver mines as those Of the Butte District
over which there is such an inordinate
amount of blowing done. :.
It is the unanimous opinion of INNING
experts and miners familiar with the min
eral camps Of Beaverhead County that they
present surface indications of greater MIN
eral deposits than Al, to be found in many
OF the camps Of the Territory, where the
expenditure Of capital has developed 30.
names Of immense value. An examiner
visiting the districts Of Nipond, Lion City,
Argenta, Blue Wing, Bannack, Bald
Mountain and Elkhorn, is forced to this
conclusion after he has made careful
examination =,
Outside Of the mines belonging to the
ilecla Company, attHecla CITY, the silver
mines Of this county have only, as yet,
been subjected to what may be truthtnily
termed merely system OF shallow explo
rations.. Holes, few feet deep, have been
dug, but these holes have, In the aggregate
yielded large amount Of rich ore--ore
that has, for the most part, proved rich
enough to ship to distance, for reduction,
and which after paving an almost endless
bill of expenses left a paying balance to the
miners credit.
The Hecla mines are making record
that daily speaks for itself, and it will not
be the purpose of your correspondent to
refer to them at length. Of the magnificent
belt Of mineral veins, embraced in the
other districts Of the county much might
be proitably written, for it capital could be
directed toward their opening and devel-
opment, the real mining boom for South
western Montana would commence.
That boom, once. inauyurated, would
know no ending, for the great zones of
rich ore alread, partially developed in the
Blue Wing, Bannack, Bald Mountain,
Elkhorn and Argenta districts would keep
the fires Of furnaces and s,nelters burning
brightly for decade OF years vet to come.
Operations in these districts are now
confined to the extraction Of the richest
Of ores, in comparatively small quantities
for the purpose OF sacking and shipping,
hut there will be Il time when the mining
RIP Van Wrinkles of Beaverhcad will
awaken from their long sleep OF patient
waiting to find furnaces rolling out big
bars ofbulion in the districts that are now
either idle, partially abandoned or worked
to Il very limited extent.
With the silver mines Of this county
worked as they should be, and the ores
reduced in the districts where they are
mined, the yield OF silver could easily be
49, l. ~. 4
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the VAN BROCKLlN MURDER.
Guilty OF Murder In the Second Degree

In the District Court at Virginia CITY,
last week, In the Trial of Powers for the
murder of A. H. Van Brocklin, the fury on
Thursday night returned verdict of gull,
tv OF murder in the SECOND t!rgr.e. The
r'aders of the TRIBUNE viii! re,le,nber the
particulars ct the murder as they were pub
lished at the time OF the homicide. Dis.
trict Attorney Armstrong and las. T.. Cal.
lawav, Esq, appeared for the territory in
the prosecution Of the case, and Samuel
W"d, Esq and Judge Blake defended
Powers. This case has been the cause OF
considerable feeling in the LEGALITY where
the crime was committed The verdict OF
the jury meets with the appreciation OF tl,s.
people generally, although many thought
that murder in the first degree wfnld IN. ~.
finding Of the jury. \ new trial has been
granted Powers on the ground that Mile,
one ct the Jurors, had expressed an Opinion,
before the jury was empanne,e,.
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MONTANA SCISSORINGS.


Gilmore, the man recently shot here far
being a little too demonstrative with hi,
gun, died at 4 o'clock, Tues dav morning A.
the hospital in Miles City
Recent ASSAYS make down in California
from ore taken out of the Color mine at
Maidenville, run little over P,,,oo per
ton. The shat, in this min. has, we learn
been sunk to the depth OF s, feet and
cross drift run II feet without reaching the
other wall.
HELENA HERALD.
O.. Mnc', ,3rd. A lady IS branch OF the
Land League was to have been organized
yesterday afternoon, but owing to the tenn.
porary indispOsition of the President, {.
y: Curtis, the meeting was postponed.
The meeting viii be called ut an early day
and the branch fully organized. We are
told that quite Il number of the fair sex de-.
sire to become members Of the Land
League. No doubt they wi prove active
workers in the cause.
RIVER PRESS.
Messrs. Hall and Garvin of the NJ. Z.
Church are making arrangements to erect
five or six thousand dollar church in Ben.
ton and are meeting with good encourage
ment. 1t is almost a certainty that the
building will 20 up this season, adding
another to our handsome church tdiices.
The R;7ev Press has the following in
regard to the suicide Of John Burke. at the
Seven Mile House, on the 9Th OF March,
near Helena: '.John Burke wa, among
the first prospectors in the Judith district,
now far famed for its mineral wealth, and
owned third Of the Montana lead,
which last summer was sold to Messr>
llauser and Hotter, Of Helena, for Sl:;,pn
No sooner had he received his portion OF
the money than he began drinking in Il
reckless way, ending his orgies in sel:de'
>>truction when his money was nearly gone
1t lasted but short time, and served, in
deed, but poor purpose. With 'll his
faults Burke had many good qualities. srd
his friends will be gricved to learn ofirs
sad and s,,dehn taking Oft
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MONTANA CONDENsrn

The "Leo Ideal Company" 10 a.,
Of dramatic outfit outfitt.d to NJ IN name
Montana. W TAKE III
All over the Territory the bali. -.
for the benefit Of the Irish Land ., s,veh
fund, have been successful. league
The other night man invested s,,
a faro bank, 1t Helena, and in a co ", 50 IN
hours he pulled out $i,oao. oup'e Of
The Black Warrior mine. at Cooke ~.
at the Clark's Fork mines in this trrr; Ivy
shows very rich as far as develoned '''fy
Five hundred citizens of Mearhau
ty petitioned the County COMMITS ;o. un'
OF that county, to build no court h n,s""rs
White Sulphur Springs. "se at
Bozeman must be getting bal. IT,.
week poor widow, who hadn', s;n a,'
led herring lett, was turned out of ;, htm'se
in that town because she couldn't nav ,',s
rent. sFs s. Nr H.. 10y 'ef
"John Doe" an alias for proninent =.
lien OF Deer Lodge county, was fined S,"'
and semitic Jail tor thirty DAYS for ha. Y:oo
his better half numerically, one day Why a.s,
week. "'SE
Last week, at mass meeting of the ri;
liens OF Boulder Valley, resolutions . .,a
passed calling con, ention to select a n Ja,e
to be voted for as the county seat ;ns,as ss
Of Radersbury the present county scat u;
Jefferson county.
Louis Rumfield, commonly c,,,.,
"Walla Walla Louis" was found trozsn !.
death, on the 25th Of March, on thr Ivy "
between Wickes and Gregory. liz haa
been drinking freely and was caught ~ 'a
storm while Intoxicated. :"
A general court martial convened .,
Fort Assinaboine On the 23rd ult Cav, ~
Norwood, of the Second Cavalry ~aS
President, and Lieut.. Cabiniss, of tn, , Su'
Infantry, Judge Advocate. The obi.r, I "
the court has not been made public. "
DIR. Adair and wife, Of Fort Misson,o
met with disagreeable accident one d ar
last week. They were thrown out Of ths;,
buggy into one Of the fro. ponds that
abound in the French settlements of Mis-
soula, receiving thorough duckiny.
Bryan Osborne, better knoyu A.
"Brinev," was shot and Killed by linda
Scott, on the Marias river, near Ilealevs
Crossing, recently. The men quarrcird
over Blacktoot squaw. Osborne went
for Scott with an axe, when Scott used :,
rifle with fatal effect.
A large herd of cattle owned bv Messr.
Clarke u Ulm, of Helena, estimated At
1000 head, was sold last week to Mrssr.
Downs Il Alien, of Eastern Montana. fnr
$,.3 per head, aggregating $r61 900 for III.
whole hrd This is the largest cattle sale
ever made in the Territory.
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ARGENTA ITEMS.

Con Bray is extracting rich ore from th.,
Legal Tender min.. The ore vein is
nearly two feet In width. .-e
On the Pavmastcr lode Phil. Brown is
doing we'll. IL: is taking out high grade
ore, and has about IS tons Of ore on the
dump pile.
Green Il Walters, at the Argenta saw
mill, have about stooO feet of logs at the
mill. The mill will commence saving
next week.
On the Combination mine Messrs. KNAPP,
X Co. have a fine vein OF good grade ore.
They have about sixty tons oil ore out on
the dump Of the mine.
Mc>srs. Ravcnscroft 4 Scott are com.
mencing work on the Arsenta fu,ne
Work will bc done as rapidly as possible
ON the tiumins enterprise.
rho>. rontie Esq. will he ont from St
Louis next month, when the Ar.enta flu b.
mace vii, be overhaulei. and new machin-
erv will take the place Of the old
On the Junior mine. French 4 Tootle
. are working vein over five feet wide ut Il
depth OF sixty feet. Assays Of the ore show.
80 OUNCES in silver to he ton, and the or,
! runs o. per cent. in lead.
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GLENDALE LETTER LIST.

List Of letters remaining in the Post Oih.e
ut Glendale, Dcaverhcad Co, Montana. ~
the ws.''; cn ling NJ .rc', ;,.h, lSS:, WHICH
II not called for in &c days Nill hr NJ :" '''
Dead Letter Ot1ice.
Barton Frank S Gssscr, Geo
Champlin \ K Johnson WIN
Co>>ette Lewis King Tho /
Ferris y ii McDuyal "
Raun Daniel VI
Persons calling for any OF the anG'r 60
tiers will please sav--"advrrti~rd.
&c. kEpPLEH.
Postmaster.
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Matrimonial from Butte.

Miss 5. Meek. fashionae dres mixer
opp,sit. Methodist church, Bite City
writes; ! am acquainted with over 20 fam.
ies here In Butts using the New Home
Sewing NJ .cl,ine and everybody is wild in
its praise. 1myself have used almost every
SLY that the New Home is the best ma.
Cnine without exception, that | have eve,
seen. For light running, elegance OF de
tail and 0rnamentation it stan.is unr,valled
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LETTER LIST.

Listoflrt'crs remaining in the Post tA'e
at Dillnn, B>avrrlr:d Co, Montana, :or ne
week endin. March 3r>t 1881, which, ii
not called tor IL, 30 t:;svs vii! h sen, to tie
Dead Let,ef Office.
Amonan August, Nlarchcssaul, Wi!frcd
Doe Mairi,, \ Louis
Howard lCK Moore + NJ
Io!ltv VIM { Aiihle. James j.,
Taliat rru \ B., Porter \ b 10
Person, calling for ANY OF tax above 'c:'
t,rs will Please say "a,!,cr,i>ed.'
no. WElGilrM'<'
Poe, lN,. slN,'.
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g A 3 Pm = 8.

The 1nrgest and most elegant slock ~
\ Administer, Moquette, Velvet English
Body. Tapestry. Three Ply and Ingram
together with full lines Of medium and low
priced standard grades Of Carpets, Curtnin.
and House Furnishing goods In the Terri
tory now on exhibition ut lowest prices AT
Sands 4 Boyce's, Butte City, M. T.
Orders win receive prompt attention,
aud satisfaction guaranteed.
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Dillon Ladies' Baking Prize,

The Ildv that on Saturday, April the list,
can deliver the two biggest, best baked and
finest looking leafs q, bread, shalt receive
a $.soo prize cash order good toward buy
ing a New Home Sewing Machine. La.
dies, do your b'~t. Everybody has an
rqutl chance Bring vour leaves to Mrs
]. +. Dingley's within 4 o'clock sharp. & 4,
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Names or Sewing Machines.

Some they call Kings, Others Queens and
one Is haptiz ii the Il wal, but here comes
the New Hom.. Our habv beg to clear
the track for the Il Mss o, the Road. II
has right as we'll as the rest. Try tn.
New Home and you will acknowledge /,
is the most perfect piece Of sewing ,narhin
ism you YER saw. g.
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Dissolution Notice.

The co.par.nership her .tnfors existing between
F.W. Allen AN! John W.ight,,r,n. under and Nv
the firm maine nj Allen Il Weixhtnln was dissnlv.
RI by mutual consent on the a3rd day If March,
,'S,. John WciYhtman will continue business ut
the old stan and he assumes all dc.ts nf the late
t1n and will collect all accounts due the firm.
+. w. ALLEN,
~ JOHN WEIjArNIAN.
Dll<n Montana, March az, 1888,
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S5 OllSswiny Machines

Wanted ut Mrs. J. T. Dingley's. Highest
cash price paid in exchange for new. MI
chimes for sale on mnnthly installnents
and rented out. Parties can try the ma
chimes right in their own homes before buy
ing. Give her call! g.
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Have you Ever

Known any person to be seriously III with.
out weak stomach or inactive liver or
kiineys? And when these organs ARE h,
good condition do you not find their possess
SIR enjoying good health: Parker's Ginger
Tonic regulates these important organs,
make the blood rich and pure, and strength
ems every p!'t OF the system. See other
column.
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COUNTY FINANCES.
\ "ecreasa Of Sl.5lO.93 In the Cuuuty
Debt,

an ahl'her rase OF this weeks Tn,r,.>r
WIZ be found the annual statement ~. H.,
hnanc'as condition Of Be,verh rad Co,n,y
i", 'he LIST OF March, 1857, being an item.
lures %, ,h' Oh. the receipts and expcnd.
scanning Sc, of the columns of items vii, Shaw.
nl.s ' n,In'' how each dollar of the poo
p"s money has been expended rh.
t pon'eu asht of the county is S.,7s, a",,
n ,n,,' outstanding indebtedness, less the
deb, :, =" s ..e treasury. >NcIl> the county
H.; " SS..SSo,l. on the 1st OF, N,r,.,,
T., '"rms the year thu countv's indcbt,an as"
rx,,.ns.. 'ta"eea sI.;lo.,:. helon. bill 81,
.APehses incurred in the trial of ,,;n w. '"
m,,s,, IN the District Court Shows wi'.r'
il, tn. ;,,i.'I ne ''nev went. The decrease
~ .''e indebtedness. but i;n Ii is Wa.
,''fs ,m"''nt OF criminal br, ~ ,''fu' :,
'. n''n mAny thousands of d,I,,, N'u 1',
b.rh nj, "a" nv showing, after ever, TIM. has
'>e' P''o on. Is better than was ,.,',..,., ''>
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There is \ general complaint, among Nr,,r,:,sr>
ia, they cannot gvt enough oi "D.. sykes S,r,
tor Cat.rrh I" supply the i.snlnd. II ,ha>
~Ari'nntcd write direct to tbs d. tor, , M.,,is I,
-, Chicago.
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For Sale. Cheap.

y first class farm u. rs acres. Well i'm
PRO, cd; -, mils> from Dillon.
Apply to y. 5. RIFE,
Sill Dlii'n.
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ORES BOUGHT.

The Heel, Consolidated Mimi" Company. W..
hay Gold, Silver and Lead Orc III the best market
pr:ccs. Send for Price List.
Assays made ut reasonable rates.
II. kNlrpESnERG, Gcn'l MN.
Glendale, Montana
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One car California Fruits, canned
goods, just received. l.. G.. f. 4 Co.
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-'..VIOES''

Flower aud Vegetable Seeds, and Onion
Sets at States Prices. Also Timothy.
Clover, Alfalfa. Millet, Hungarian Grass
Seed, and the White Russian Oats.
Orders BY mail solicited. l9 papers.
post paii, S1.O0.
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Home, Home, Sweet, Sweet Home
None can equal the New Home. g.
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If you want any pure California
Wines, call at l.. e. +. 4 Co.'S.
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The Light. Running New Home Sewing
Machine speaks for itself. Don't fail go and
sec it. g.
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Letter heads and every description Of job
printing neatly executed at this office.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-04-01

Coming tn Dillon, a Bran New Cham
pion Cord Binder.
Ask Sebree, Ferris l. White
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10000 New York and Key
West Cigars to arrive in a few days,
ut l.. e.. Fyhrie & Co.'S.
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l5o finest California Cashmere
Suits just received at l.. e.. Fyhrie
u Co.'S. to BE- sold ut reasonable
prices. .&.
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John Wcightman. at Post Office building,
has received new stock Of cutlery, notions,
&c. Call and see them. '"+'
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Don't tire on: your wife and children, by
buying hard running sewing machines, but
try the New Home. g.
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The New Home gets away with the rest
1t makes baton holes, can c,nbroidcr and
darn stock ings. 6
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Go and see the Light.R aiming New
Home Sewing Machine ut Mrs. ]. I. Ding
ley's before YOU buv elsewhere, g.
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Thr Hinon THbmne.

Vhr 1illon V;ibnns.
IAhshhD EtAHl 81 TtMDAr: {
II. ERUNDAGk,~ PUBLISHER AM Pxopxr.ro,
Fresh garden seeds at Kirkp :tricl
Bros.
A new stock OF carpets i,isi received a
kirkpatrick Bros.
Is Steel Tooth Vibrating Harness al
Balm Wagon Yard.
One car load syrup and Hone,
arrived at l.. c. f. &iCo's. -.
Croqu.t and base ball sets in great variet,
at John Weightman's.
-~-~~~--~-~-~-~-~
Cheyenne Saddles at
"a Scbrec, Ferris Il Whites.
20 gross Harris Io Playing Card,
just received at l.. {. Fyhric Il Co.'S
Musical instruments just received al
John Weishtman's.
Home Home, Sweet, Sweet Home
None can equal the New Home. g.
One car California Fruits, canned
goods, just received. l.. c. F. 4 Co.
ActtcI ncauS ana every ucSCTIpIluH Oh JOD
printing neatly executed at this office.
The Light. Running New Home is first
elias, sewing machine in every respect. g.
~-~~~-~~~ -~~-~~~~~->~-
One car load Of Boyd's meats
received at l.. G. f. Il Co.'S.
The Light. Running New Home Sewing
Machine speaks for itself. Don't fail go and
sec it. g.
100 barrel, OF Kentucky Whi.kics
just received at l.. G. Fvhre 4 Cos.
The New Home gets away with the rest
1T makes baton holes, can c,nbrodcr and
darn stockings. g.
Coming To Dillon, a Bran New Cham.
pion Cord Binder.
Ask Sebree, Ferris Il White
II you want amy pure California
Wines, call at l.. e.. +. 4 Co.'s.
Don't tire on. your wife and children, by
buying hard running sewing machines, but
try the New Home. g.
100000 New York and Key
West Cigars to arrive in few days,
at l.. e. Fyhrie & Co.'S.
John Wcightman. at Post Office building,
has received new stock Of cutlery, notions,
NC. Call and see them.
~-r~--~~~~--~~~-~~~~~~-
Go and see the Light. r unniny New
Home Sewing Machine at Mrs. J. T. Ding.
iey's before YOU buy elsewhere. g.
~~~~~~~~>~>-~~>~~~~~.
t5o finest California Cashmere
Suits just received at L. e.. Fyhrie
II Co.'S. to BE- sold ut reasonable
prices. .@
Full stock OF Main and Winchester Har.
VIEWS Just arrived at
Sehree, Ferris 4 Whites.
Boys and Youths California Cas-.
simere Clothing in endless variety
just arrived at l.. e. Fyhric &Co's.
The other morning w;,.n getting out
from bed, Dillon woman talked like this:
Say, John, il you won't give me "a New
Home Sewing Ma chine, am going to ap.
ply tor divorce. Take your choice Sr!' 6
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
MI those indebted 10 Trask & Graves or
to Z. NJ. rrask t;,r lumber, will please settle
their accounts promptly as We are closing
up our busines at this place and need all
amounts du. US. F. L. Graves,
E. NJ. Trask.
Dillon, Sept. 30, 1881.
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Musical instruments just received at
John Wei. htman's.
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20 gross Harris 1o Playing Cards
Just received at l.. &. Fyhric Il Co.'S.
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Boys aud Youths California Cas-
simcre Clo,hing in endless variety
just arrived at l.. &. Fyhrie &Co's.
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Full stock OF Main and Winchester Hair.
Nens Just arrived at
Sehree. Ferris e Whites.
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Pr ELIs/ikD EtAHl S.4ztHDAf {
II. ERUNDAGk, PrBris,isR AND ExnpxrH ros
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GARDEN SEEDS.
e.P. BATEMAN,

SHERIDAN, NJ. T.,
saS received his spring stock for sale, the
celebrated
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100 barrel, ot Kentucky Whi>kies
lust received at l.. G.. Fvhr;e Il Co.'S.
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The Light. Running New Home is a first
elias, sewing machine in every respect. g.
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erh!t M Substitution

1n~;s, rerMit No Substitution.
'eH rfs:-''ni"cntlv superior in ~, r,,,'. '.'e
ana ae'lc.'cv Of fragrance i'''hh''nce
\ F.. MASTGD INACDG!TEt,y
, f'"'trt- \p.l.. =, '''F' >s''.'i'1n or,'. ten,
JOHN Ny. lowell.
h.''n. NJ .tL.nl.
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One car load Of Boyd's meats
received at l.. G.. +. & Co.'S.
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Croqu"t and base ball sets in great variety
at John Weightman's.
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The other morning w,tn getting out
from bed, Dillon woman talked like this {:
Say, John, IL you won't give me New
Home Sewing Ma chine, am going to ap.
ply tor divorce. Take your choice Sir!' G.
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Fresh garden seeds at Kirkp trick
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~IICN CIIIIC soUIItIICS III
Scbrec, Ferris Il Whites.
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MI those indebted 10 Trask & Graves or
to Z. NJ. Trask Tor lumber, will please settle
their accounts promptly as We are closing
up our busnes at this place and need all
amounts du. US. F. L. Graves,
E.. NJ. Trask.
Dillon, Sept. 20, 1881.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-06-09
F0RTY.SEvENTH CONGRESS.

In the House of Representative, May q,
MIR. Calkins submitted a proposition that the
Mackey- Dibble case be discussed for siz
hours, after which the question of recon.
initial should be voted on, and If decided IN
the negative the House should then consider
the case till decided without filibustering
The proposition was declared unsatisfactory
by Mr.. Randall. A succession of rOll-calls
followed, xll resulting in nothing. MIR. Dunn
introduced a joint resolution apprOpriating
500, 600 for the relief of persons rendered des-
titufe by the recent overflow of the Mississip-
pi and its tributaries.
A RESOLUTION instructing the COMMITTEES
ON Military Affairs to inquire into the propri.
ETY. and necessity of making further provis.
ion for sufferers by the Mississippi overflo
was adopted by the Senate, May o. Bills
were reported favorably: Setting apart q
tract of land ON the Colorado River Of the
West, in Arizona, as a public park; to enlarge
the powers and duties of the Department
of Agriculture. 500. In the House Mr..
Reed called up for consideration the pro.
posed amendment to the rules prohibiting
dilatOry motions on the contested election
case Several motions were made by Demo.
Gratis, and the point Of order was raised that
on motion to amend the rules dilatory mo.
lions can not be entertained. The point was
debated by Reed and Randall. kasson. kenna.