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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-09

There has beea some difference Of
oFim50n Is To The color u perfectly pure
water and Gerrlan Journal saws that
Victor Never has been Inyestigatin. the
matter he finds thai the color Is
neither blue nor green, but : shade be-
tween the two To demonstrate this he
takes five glass tabes. 40mm. in diameter.
and about ] meters in length. These
are connected by means u rubber tubing.
forming q tube meters long Both
ends Of tals t8be are closed with glass
plates 6tt-i IN metal sockets. The latter
arr furnished with brass nozzies for Fill
l.- tase tube. The tube itself Is placed
N an exactly horizontal position and coy-
cred with black cloth. Upon looking
through the empty tube the field Of vision
appears perfectly eolO-iess. the cloth and
the Hnetal sockets preventing the color
Of the glass from exe,ting any influence
A. sOon, however. Is the tube is filed
with distilled water. an intense blnish-
green color Is observed.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-09

Now that Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks
has really recovered from his attack Of
so-ealled .ssenile gangren-," story has
come out which Is decidedly at the ex-
psrase OF his physicians. On the very day,
the tale runs, to which the medical
prophets in attendance had limited his
Life. : blunt old grang.r-also doctor,
after : fashiOn-called to pay him fare
Wel visit. After a pathetic interview
the country practitioner thought he
would take look al the gangrene"
which Was about to terminate his Illus
trlOns friends life. lie did so; stared at
IT. Opsn-mOuthed, for moment; and
then with derisive grunt and an indig-
narIt humping oath, roared ont: :. Moth
ing bat boil Surely enough Mr..
Hendricks was very soon rashiDg along
the hsghroad to recovery, and the able
physicians who attended him are keep
ING moderately quiet.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-09


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sshsf ftfes - tssas aaats essat q
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sa lauHs 4rnu sh slHffi4H has
hesa psri TAe8n tfB uas ma,s
tn teumuFna t4a naHss 81 Hsetof %
lftn. nte rtFlef 4usHt fa malpfstiHss
ttt tatesa sftlif ID Il NzhiY sin alAg
Ard original maBust that ne esusft q
saI name hK hsaa g. d66,ms F.asims
in tha maiffNz'ies line with ths lag ADD
5iste II tbe SETON Notwithstanding
tha damaging evidence etieh the fttes
have agMnst tAe doctor. De denies ever
having done ANYTHING Illegal nos feally.
ing donbslsss that the aath4fitiss have
secured written ~ sdrnee wherein Ne con.
siets himself THIS system u keeping
the names referred a. "a certainly ths
most startling disclosure ever malie ia
tho criminal annals II Lynn ia connec.
ton with the crime q malpractice
FuflsbElPItiA. Dee. "A Teeaptsrei
De serter Of the Army handeniisd and
piniousd u an iron bsdsiead with a
thick. heavy chain, escaped from She
taAtfFA #N1a NA AAaa RAfEtAAfAA - kfN= ffft
u Twentieth and Market streets Friday
evening. Ise fugitive carried large
Ledsteal rith lalfn. and reached ths
ground in two leaps Of IL and ~ feet
No trace oi him or tie besls;ead has been
found The bedste4d AMI the fellow also
escaped ills name is Candy Boyle:
residences. AIlenstopn. lie showed great
skill and daring III planning his escape.
He Lad a difficult climb over q wooden
wall eleven feet hish after his jumps.
something few w0uid have bsrn able to
scale unIncumbeFes.
CARO-. Dec. 3.-Ara5i T'4shA this
morning pleaded guilty T. tie charge 81
Rebellion. In the afternoon the Court
martial rezzseIablel and pronounced a
seutence 81 death. while tie khediye
committed 10 exile Tor life II is believed
tizt Arzisi will retire 70 some part 81 the
British DgEniniOns HIS demeano- be-
fore the Court WAS very dignifed
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-09

The widow u nr. Tanner. oi fasting
celebrity. Was separated from her hus.
band. and the cause Of the divorce, il we
are to trust the account that has found
rs way iEto some OF the French papers
Is not little curious. The Doctor held,
among other curious theories OH the sub.
jeet Of diet, that q mans character was
largely Influenced By the nature OF the
food Of which he partook French beans,
for instance. produced, he considered, an
iraseihle tendency; carrots rendered peo.
pie fimid and snllen: turnips made them
kind and amiable To test his theories,
he put his wife on an exclusive regimen
u French beans, with the result of ex.
2sperating that lalyis temper very much
after week OF ii. The Doctor, proud OF
this confirmation OF his theory. now pro-
posed to correct the effects obtained by
employing an equally exclusive dietary
Of turnips; but the lady, Directing to be
made the subject Of any further scientific
experiments. and, perhaps. entertaining
doubts Of the Doctors sanity. applied for
= divorce and obtained it.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-09

tau 8 ukn Here i 81 .aehltui
fYaHaa ts a1s aa1 A4ens H hff ia4t
see Wsfr=t all be children utnt
i1fa hee taeF Hsle IN IL ktng
sAleln ete tby aiassl la ths kinas
ftiiis8i iHal thsy tfaysll A. enly
kHg esf prssat % 81 th@ lssl The
stnf ca MI EmHess t4.rnis fassed
thtnash ileH - hff way - Nierna
Sd. came ia ~ 6fsMatr ear. aa1 dlnsa
IN tha We1ad sitss satlue rom 81 the
ststHMi ~ an5 ile curiosity shs bal b.
tsasxaiflon. Sic vent g. Vienna a. close
her hsgsititt4 Ihs fra schioss IN Austria
II phish sla ui.l 1--we hssrAitef ~ the
knE hsra there j. q uts story u gain
Is SYMPATHY aai break into BIS reserve
has been tit aim ID many women who
hste hssn ammaHeA g. bis presence; bat
- isf al in sain. 4 seil-knosn actress
vas afdsrei b. sihs 10 him in the winter
garden "a the rooi u the palace. While
BE sallel about 20 the little shallow afti.
telal lake in q spsn.shaped boat. Ia
Laheugriu Instead 0t remaining hidden
~ q grotts where she might he heard
anil not .esu w. caused herself 70 fall
iuio tlie water. where she cried to he
saved. King Louis calmly rang bell,
and said % a servant; Take that woman
out ~ The Wa,es. aud that very dag
sent her gu. 81 the kingdom Boston
Transcript;
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-09

You mustn't touch the top Of the
baby's head, said mother to her four
year-old: " she has soft spot there that
= very tender. The yonngster ga1ea at
it cnrlOalsly for moment, and then asked.
= DO al babies have soft spots on their
heads q Yes Did papa have soft
spo. on top OF HIS head when he was a
baby Yes. replied the mother with
a sigh. and he has got it yet And
the old man who had overheard the con-
rersation from an adjoining room, Gang
ont, "a Yes. indeed, he has, my dear boy,
or he would be a single man to-day
Rochester Post Express
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-09
ss1ssaHtNr wunk us uisiSe
Ghkfas

ths SECS - ttasafy wiA teea y here.
saA neslsses tainsr are again 'sn.nis.l
ihss ttaY maA 10 its ~osk tsqa.fsd s.
"a hss a tbs Gnitsd stasss ah q
leiars that date, - th.y wsll b. hatls y
bas their claims rieesy Il time end
wsfslng has ben given. aad slsiH.
svhsFs vii have ~ oae bas themselves
- blame = they forfeit their rights ~
ual attending % their properly In time.
II certain claims are 4 any value, tbsy
oil not ls abandoned BY the locatoss.
and i sill probably happen that some
u The ''lumpers" will get fooled In some
cases. suplosing that work Is not done
because IL has heen neglected until late.
- a general thing. however. mons bat
claims Vi some value will he liable 70 be
jumped. and masy 81 these have M
donbt been spotted by this time By
parties on the lookout for just such
chances. A good many miners will, Of
course. pat oil doing the necessary work
until the last minute. intending 90 cam-
msnee on the first day o; January
Those who are left out in the cold by
procrAstinaiing can Lame only them
selves
The hest way, no d0nbt. Tor bona iids
lOs2toFs to do. Is to patent their claims
II once This will save annual exp~n-
citnre and give good title at tie same
time A patent Is = very good thing TO
hold in case Of : sale The English
Purchaser Of mining property will no.
look II anything which Is n0t covered
By = United States patent. and il j. an
Incentive 10 any purchaser 30 kEsg1 that
be Is sure Of good title.
In this connecssOn Is = rsrOFer T.
suggest TO locatOrs the ps0Isrsesy q
having the original Ioczt5oa properly
surveyed BY competent surveyor. 50 q
70 have perfect record to proceed upon
when making APPLICATION Tor = patent
Tke careless way IN which EseAsureneuts
are usually made In original locations
makes il dIfScult TO get the Official
Surveys for patents IN accordance with
the legal regulstsOnz- 4 Lwyer IN this
city tod Is not lOnS sIBee that II more
than half the CASES where I1teEts were
waited i was impossible 10 1T the
Surveys 10 corresp0ad with the .OrIzinzl
record Of IocatsoA In mzsy cases the
ground WAS formally relocated 10 save
sro1kss- Il = always best 10 have pre-
Enlzzry survey made before tzkIsg
s-sps toward applying fog Pztent-San
Frz1caseo Mining and Scientific Press
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-09

A modern Greek Legend invests the
bs1z oak with Eszy bad reputation
Whea she erue1Exi0n wAs zbs1t 10 take
lace al the trees met together and de-
se-EInsd not 10 leD2 thar wood to TIE
cs1zsrzc<501 Of the eross They all
kept their word except the holn oak.
Tie ether trees hrUke IN pieces when IN
xsse1pe wzz l221s 80 Etll1Ze them for
eruMrEaklng Tne hSs@ osE alone
allowed TtseE 10 be made use Of; where
f0rs i . locked upon - aorurseS-
Wild eascory has BEEN made the subject
Of nzny Iegsods. especially IN Germany.
where i . kDown By several names.
one Cd ths1 beng ws-ewzrte O. rOsd
gazrdi&a- Tie popular explanation Of
the terra - - f0gBOwx= A Young p-ln-
cess WHOM her beloved sp0ase had 4bza-
doaei declared tkzs she ~ozI9 like 10
de. bG- abe 0azed 80 see her loved one
xgz1n, AID the Ezsdels who bore her
company expressed : similar desire.
1besr wsshes were realized They were
szrnsd INTO flowers, white and blue, and
xsatsS2ed along the sides Of roads, 20 a.
20 he zsSe 70 see the lowed and lost
primes vbeoeser be rode by- And SINCE
tazs time the plant has been called the
guardian Of r0afz-AthenRum
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-09

Tne CSstoa Semi-TrOric says that the
vie Of JOSIAH Smith, who recently mur-
dered their son near Sa-ta Ana, made
herself quite conspicuous IN that place
acme twelve or fourteen years ago By
getting married to fozr OF five different
Den IN sbout 70 many months, leaving
her last husband and running away TO
Salt Lake with saith. who Was quite =
fzvorste with > certain class being a
hddler" for country dances His wife's
maiden name Was Ann MaginRis, and she
has two brothers still residing in the
eoGn.y.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-09
How 10 IuPGoyE TIE HogsE,s WAL

How TO IMPROVE THE HoRsE's WALK.
We VIII take. to begin with, a horse
Of the slowest walking pace. say about
three miles per hour. To improve this,
put him alongside OF 4 horse, either led
or in harness, whose walk Is about three
and half miles per hour, and when the
three miller has come up to this, then
put him alonside OF four miller, and so
20 on increasing until he has reached the
utmost limits Of pace it is possible to get
ont Of him. After this, in riding or
driving, keep him up steadily to this
best pace. and in process OF time it may
become almost natural and easy to him.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-09

The great demand for Puget Sound
oysters FOR the past few years has drawn
heavily en- the bells near Olympia, which
are rapidly becoming depleted, and unless
something Is done IN the way of caring
for and prOpagating oysters IN that sec
ton. but q few more years will be re-
quirei 10 exhaust the supply, and the
famous Olympic oyster will he thing of
the past
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-09

A San Diego blacksmith was shOsing
horse the other day and found that the
hoois had grown very long. leaving hol-
low grooves beneath their outer rms.
On cutting away this shell to make a
foundation for the shoe. hole was
noticed underneath. and six young living
mice were found eosily nestled within the
hollow disc. How they got there 50
safely 10 a question,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-09

The Cincinnati Gazette tells OF an
apple tree in Hardinsburg. KY, which
bears green pippins and golden russets on
the same bough. Some of the apples are
one half pippins and the other half rus.
sets. The pippins. being the largest, cup
over the russets, giving the fruit the ap-
pearance OF great acorns. We would
like to contemplate a few specimens Of
the acorn shaped wonders.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-09

Ii has been asserted that the shooting
Of Alexander Bledsoe By Sam West, in
October last, in Washington county,
Oregon, was not accidental, West having
claimed that he mistook Bledsoe for .
deer which they were hunting. Both
men were in love with the same young
woman, and it ia believed that West de-
sired to nd himself Of a rival by shooting
Bledsoe
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-09

The Salem lorcsonl Town Talk says
that = lew days ago crazy man came TO
Hsary Adams sheep camp. az the meath
ef vAnsyele canyon, The poor fellow
Was entirely naked and nearly frozen,
lie Appeared h 10 iiity.eight or sixty
years II age. and had gray heard and
hair No ene ia that vicinity knew any
thing about him,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-09

Rhode Island adopted her present Con-
stitution in ls43. 1t requires voters to
be natives, property holders and tax
payers. Whether this be republican y
In the liberal sense, is doubtful. Still,
Rhode Island is satisfied with her organic
law as it exists, as was manifest by her
voting down a proposition for a Consti-
tntiopal Convention at the late election.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-09

The planters Of Louisiana were in con-
sternation at the destruction wrought by
the Mississippi foundations of last sum
mer. Their misfortunes are not as great,
however, as was expected, for it is said
that the sugar and cotton crops planted
Immediately after the waters receded
promise a greater yield than has been
known for years.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-09

Look out for him. said Hostetter
McGInnIs. referring 10 a prominent
Austin gentleman. '-he is hypOcrite,
and win play yoa bad trick some day,
Just like he did me- ..What did be do
10 YOU ..What did he eios | borrowed
$40 Of him, lad the donsle.eyei
sconndrel tried To make me pay il back.
Look out for him. tell YOU. you can't
rely on him. Texas Siftin-s.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-09

An indianapolis colored man was
challenged at the polls an account of his
youth, but insisted that he was twenty
one years old. "How do you know"
inquired the challenger. "Well, I've
had seven-year itch three times" was
the cheerful reply. He was allowed to
vote without scratching.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-09

A rsaAsylsaala Inventor has evolved =
new fat.trAn ia one end OF which Is a
mlrEvn fhls may DO iur the female rats,
hAt When = male rat netlosa that the bait
levks asahlv w viii lAiek hv has had
sssaxA aaa " AsMs
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-09

In paper read by DIR. c. ". Siemens
before the English Royal Society lately,
the ground was taken that all the heat
and energy sent from the sun find their
way back TO the great solar center,
which thus suffers no diminution OF it,
forces.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-09

\ It, Louis maa has had sixteen dit,
iesent attacks OF deliriam tremens, and
has got SO used 10 seeing snakes, he's
really lonesome when none arc IN sight.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-09

The shooting Of Col. Slay back has made
his family richer by nearly $50, 900, and
a good many st, Louis wives are intrigu.
ING to induce the papers to attack their
husbands = Boston Post.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-09

One Of the sweetest pictures OF do
nestle economy is poet backing a white
stocking so that it won't show through
tho tissnre in his foot.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-09

The Minneapolis Tribune says that
goats are the best land cleaners known.
1t mentions that herd OF 1000 entirely
cleared piece of brush land. consisting
OF 500 acres, in three years. So complete
was the work that not vestige of under.
growth was left. land where was the
wire fence.l
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-09

lllndoo girls are taught 70 think OF
marriage as soon as they eau talk, Amer,
lean girls are not They don't require
teaching
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-09

The mule has the reputation OF having
the smallest and daintiest foot for it
size OF all hoofed animals.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-09

Green cottonwood, for fuel, sells at Sli
a cord it Tuscarora, and is scarce ut that
price
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-09

When luck knocks at the door, It often
finds the man inside too lazy to lift the
latch.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-09

English officers say that each soldier
ia arler to become decent shot. should
every ssag tire 1000 round. with his
ride
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-09

A Michigan man dreamed recently that
his aunt was dead. The dream proved
true. lie tried the same dream on his
mother.in.law, but it wouldn't work,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-09

..l llss.:s''lI @'lI '.'''' : ''l''i''i
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-09
NEW TO-DAY.
FOR FAMILY USE.
CHE eP ron CASH.

frraeh coEnae. by fhe GAL. % iisttie
caiifesnls Grape Brsnay. ~ the Gal
ur uettis.
white rye whiasy, bs the cal. or
tistile
Old Bonrbsn whisky. by the Gal. Or
Kettle.
jamaica Rum ny the GIL OF Bsttie.
st. creis Rum. ny the Gal or Battle.
Holland Gin, hy the Gal. or Bottle.
Rock Candy aud Rye whisky. by the
Gal or Bottie.
Freneh Il California Pet Il sherry
wines.
French ~ California Champagne.
French & California cisrets.
English Ale and Porter.
Champagne Cider.
crabappie Cider.
st. Louis Bottled Eser.
An a..orfment OF syrups, Filter. and
Coriiais
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-09-06
T8D PRETTY NlBuI9C.
Who Gave tho 0ignal for Klllinr
The OBar Of Ruoois.


sophia Perovski was handsome. "A
little, fair bead, With pair Of serious
ana searching blue eyes, = brUad.
!ony forehead, and . mouth, which
1n smiling, displayed two rows of
m":e beautiful teeth, ,''-such is Slep.
make description Of her. She n 4
dsseendent Of that Rasumovsky
E1 EEs oe1H:v % Unnamed the passion Of
@ ~. - - Exne5;eostn; r. her father was
"vetoos OF ~. Feeencurg. Her de-
s.!: =. .I ~! eaneocipaesoa" wassostrosg
. ne aee Q! 10 che nan away from
~ seots 10 order to ''educalo her.
I'll" 6he at once joined The revo.
T." ;;sS''.;:y rs;Sy ps"y ana became one Of
~ Pssac.pe1 memoens. The most
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-09-06

4 QniDey special says It b rumoeod
Q Sodicsl e6a10 b about % 10 made
10 The Hanni6al and It. Joe man
ageNoe0t
lslfAlLiA, 6spt. &.-The number
of ongi0Go nov en-route from 6ves
and P0et 4aid bring up the total 20
Dlae, which will b sufficient 1oe
tsa0epostotioo purposes. English
veeDejD ale holdirg out we'll. The
Wosst of tAo weather seems to be
over. II b stated Gen. W,,lseley II
In big spirits and con0dent OF sue
ooss. lt will b conei6ered almost
miIaeulous II Arab Pxsha suoceeds
Ii holding Tel El Kablr.
P01T SAID, Sept. 6.-Seme rebel
o0leess fF00 6ahihi Ych, arrived n
1sh0Dai1ia to tender submie>ion: over
oy0u0 Arabs are fortifying their box.
Gago and military seocss from FOft
06o0ileh.
1arge numbess of Be1ouine have
aonin beea seen IN Bsnks Canal ho-
tween Post 6aid aud Ishmailia,
0asibaldi's ''hthef-in-lhv." the
Marquis 0io0gjo Raimoodi Odeoeel
Chi, lhehoe II lho Aunosoa vhoam
Carload married during Tie enn,-
paigD a lodo, aDd lolt q ~ saane
0Ay - Just 1ied.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-09-06

Hen. ]. X. Toole, II . very neatly
Wsg6ed card In Tie xsdepesdcse Of
~ nh ult., saalso That he win not
y . candidate betese the Territorial
Csovsstion f6e DsSegats 10 Congress.
M. Tools says: ''The position b Tie
highest ID The gilt - the people and
vesthy q any n,an's ambition. Fsl-
loWiag ~ bsat q ny own inelina-
tjsos ID That respect - we'll - 70
ssnGjly so0o ftiends % thks and ether
essntiss, I had fully expected until
rsssatly 70 - . candidate before the
appsoaehing Territorial Copyentioa.
~ further co0sidesati0a of the mat
~ ~ saaisAod ~ that II I W.
0o0l0alod a0d e)ected, and the fell
6ult1oo q ~ hopsv realised, it wo0ld
y q eho eGut Il snesi1ciHx ny prsI.
iunsiuaal bosi0en, which, ee lhis
tine, I eaD0ot aM6G6 - d." Nj.
Tooooio wiehdsxval ft00 The 1sid,
a1dod 70 MI. Weed's positive Te6ssal
- pe6unlt hk na0o - - uoed ID Co,
noeeio0 With the De)suneeshlp. ~.
Dovoo tWo vsry peonSosee geaaSo9seo
(600 ~ 0oaD6dogaeS0o q tho CU0p
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-09-06

C10bgjdDo 0OWa'
There b now living on Deals,
Nd, . gentleman. CaCtajn Parks.
70 yeass of age, who Vas cured Of
rheumatirm thirty-nve years ago,
- he verify believe. In answer % the
prayer of Joshua Thomyo. Your c0s.
espendsnt talked With Captain
Parks to-day. He tells Of the cure
which be himself was not expecting,
and says be has never suffered With
the rheumatlsm sinee. M. Thomas,
Wishing 70 crols the bay ou import
ant 6sDsloess, desired Captain Parks
to take him IN his sl0op, there being
no othe9 vessel here at the time.
Captajn PARKS said be could not -
hoeause he Was disabled BY Eheuna.
tism. M. Thomas asked II be
we0ld 10 II be were we'll. Parks r.
piled b. would. Thomas then and
eheee psayed for his recovery BY the
morning. Parks swoke about MD
night aud found himself fully re.
Dlevee from The pain, met Thomas at
TIE s)oop 1ext morning and made
~ sail ofsixty miles that day.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-09-06
Montana Telegraph Oompanv

OoDE>. Utah, Sept. 5.-The anuu,l
meeting Of the Montana Telephuea
and Telegraph cOmpany was he1
here yesterday. The following n.
Gers were elected for the ensuine
year: J. J. Dickey, Omaha. r-sideni:
J. Fletcher, Vice President: A. j
l'attis0l,, Secretary and Manager; l.
H. KOrty, q. NJ. Merritield, Dire .ton
The annual report Of the Generjl
MANAGER states that the FIRST exchsuee
was opened March 18th this Year with
fifteen subscribers, ami that On sen.
tpml,er lst the company were supply.
ing e.ghty-six instruments. Ey.
changes ut Miles City, Fort Benton.
Deer L.nlgo and Virginia xre under
consideration. 1t was announced that
the proposed lease Of the line between
Helena and Butte would give tho
COMPANY the longest telephone in ~
In the United States and the prxcti.
csbility Of connecting Virginia City
with Helena and Butte by telephone,
when tho telegraph line TO the for.
mer place II abandoned, was discuss.
ed but NO action taken.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-09-06
Bank Failura

DENVER, Sent. "A T,,A...,
Selida, COL, special says: Ths .sst
OF Sslids clo,esl its doors this ~.
ing. The deposits amount fo ~.
oG00Q. mostly made by the y wo,s;.s ~
clsss. The capital Ut the 6ssk
said TO he only $500. Tho dsS..:!
are = total LOSS. llarlzell Hr,s ~
Satul day. "