davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-30

A GARD.
w. N. SINISTER 4 SONS will exhibit on MON.
DAY October I'd their Fall and Winter Stock of Dress
oods which the largest by the most attrac-
i've they have ever offered and will comprise the very
latest novelties from the Paris market It has always
been our aim to keep only rstcass goods feeling well
assured that IN the end they would prove
10 Doth buyer and seller good articles last longer
ana give more satisfaction and ultimately be heaper
tnan the trashy fabrics that have had the run for the
past few years. We invite inspection Of our stock
which will include
PURE SILK COLORED vELvETs.
PURE SILK BLACK vELvETS.
PURE SILK OTTAMANS.
SATIN OTTAMANS, SATIN RHADEMESSE
RICH GROS GRAIN SILKS.
Colors. '' IL oi"'A "no
RICH STRIPED PLUsHEs.
BRAIDED and EMBROIDERED DRESSES
CHOICE WOOLENS in new and stylish effects, and a
iase stock OF imported IA KETS in military styles
bONNET and GUINET SILKS of every grade.
BLACK and COi.ORED GROS GRAIN SILKS that
we 10 he the best for the in the city.
MOURNING GOODS in every grade and texture
dings. A~ '1' Aux "eo-
Full stock of EVENING GOODS in all the delicate
shades. 49, ~ ~ "0A''A'o
''The best is the cheapest
W. NJ. SINISTER & SONS,
s3O.3m s1s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
NOW OPENING FULL LINE OF BLACK
CAsHMEREs.
sef 81 Rsra sG!9 Sfis sAAsHnEhrs'
TABLE LINEN and NAPKINS.
fa,ss sad eSIFaFsns TSp RER fcAHNfohrs'
H0sIERY foT Lades. Gents and chIliren all WOOL
We solicit a call from all in want of DRY GOODS.
WILLIAM R. RILEY,
s2o-e. RILEY BUILDING. corner 9th and n.s.
SPECIAL FALL OPENING,
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 4rH,
OF FRENCH BONNETs AND LONDON HATS.
selected personally while in Europe
You are respectfully invited.
MRS. j. P. PALMER,
$50 No 11o7 STREET NORTHWEST.
FALL WEAR
MEDIUM WEIGHT
MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
W. 8. TEL
Sou 935 PENNSYLVANIA avenue,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-30

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA.
Holding Special Term for Orphans Court Business
Septem Der 29th 1892.
In the case OF MARTHA JANE BURR, Executrix of
THOMAS j. s. PERRY, deceased, the Executrix afore-
said has with the approval of the Court appointed
O'Clock am, for making payment and distribution
under the Courts direction and control; when and
where all creditors and persons entitled to strbutiye
shares (or legacies) or residue hereby notified to
attend by agent attorney duly authorized
otherwise the Ebee vad will take the
iished once week for three weeks in the oHs DE pup
Law Reporter and Evening Star previous to the said
day. Test II. j. RAMSDETT A
Register of Wills for the District of Conmhia
r. ROSS PERRY, Solicitor. s3O-Iaw3rv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-30
I LONG FELT WANT SUPPLIED.
sEATON PERRY,

EEATON PERRY,
Successor to Perry Brother.)
has added to his SILK DEPARTMENT q OZARK
Room" for DISPLAYING EVENING GOODS by GAS
LIGHT. This Room has been fitted up expressly for
SHOWING EVENING FABRICS, -" and is provided
with 'NEWMANN'S PATENT SILVERED MICA
REFLECTORS."
All parties contemplating the purchase of SILKS,
PLUSHES, VELVETS, GAUZES, and all styles Of
FABRICS FOR RECEPTION, EVENING and WE'D
DING COSTUMES, are invited to inspect my Stock
which is now complete in all departments and can be
seen under unusual facilities both as regards accom-
modations and light.
sS SILKS, yELvETS PUSHES FINE DRESS
FABRICS AND HOUSE-FURNISHINGS A "SPE-
CIALTY.n
Elegant French WRAPS. JACKETS, JERSEYS
PELISSES. and Soutache ROBES.
ALL THE LATEST PARIS NOVELTIES.
sF-CHOICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
RECT PRICES,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-30

WHITES ENGLISH CENENT-A FRESH CAR
W go-jnst landed from schooner. This celebrated
bozsisld for SALE in lots 10 suit. at low prices.
II. L. BISCOE.
Ss-1n 3 nth .ect Nharyee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-30

CUNNINGHAM, HALTER HAS THE FAIL
~ STYLE BLOCK.
New Hats made to order. Old STYLES rcmodelle,l
Hats Of all kinds repaired. TAO Sth street north
west ai29
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-30

COCHRANE & CO.-UPTOWN,
1424 AND 1892 NEW YORK AVENUE.
ORNAMENTAL! ECONOMICAL! DURABLE,
NEW STYLES BED COMFORTS AND CURTAINS.
EKN AND EASTERN CITIES AND ie' T 70 Is can be
tI1y ann easy made at home as we keep all the
Base ad f Are so fr pretty durable warmer than
found in old-fashioned goods "0-eA' usually
Also
Great Bargains. in which we now offer HUCCABAC
AND An DAMAsK TOWELS, splendid value. at only
TABLE DAMAsK COVERS AND NAPKINS to match
POPULAR PURCHASES. POPULAR PRICES Pop
ULAR PATRONAGE.
Enables us to offer
UNDERWEAR MUCH UNDER PRICE.
For Reliable Goods in
LADIES', MEMS AND CHILDREN's GARMENTS.
Also
BALLARDVALE ALL-WOOL FLANNELs,
Purchased early at reduction of 1oc on the dollar
WHICH pehehI we give entirely to the public.
Also,
CANION FLANNELS AND DOMESTIC GOODS
FURNISHING HOUSE, 1924 New York ayenIIe will
be Be found our celebrated UNICORN FINE DRESS
sHlRIS now taking the lead everywhere as the best
ntuhs best made most comfortable garment ad war
fan'ed ALL BEST WAMSUTTA MUSLIN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-30

With the verdict rendered in Philadelphia this
morning three star route thieves have been con-
vcted and one mere tool Of the others, acquitted
II does not appear that there was any Bill Dickson
70 read ." bribery documents in the jury room in
Violation OF law and the charge OF the court, to
influence the jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-30

10 0 P E N ING 40
FALL MILLINERY,
ON TUESDAY. OCTOBER sD.
when handsome French Bonnets and Round Hats will
be exhibited at
DAVIS,
7l9 Market Space
New Goods in every department, at lowest market
prices, at
DAVIS
Pushes and Velvets in all colors at exceedingly low
prices, at
DAVIS
AL the latest novelties in Fancy Goods Notions
Dress Trimmings, ETC.. at
DAVIS
New Goods received every day. AL goods warranted
as represented, at
DAVIS,
s3o-3t 7l9 Market Space Cor. sth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NANTED-BYA MIDDLE-AGED LADY SIT
w uation as companion to wait on an invalid or to
take charge OF small family; salary much an OBJ
lect as pleasant home with refined people; obec-
s30-3t~ ~ S'
MISUNDERSTANDING WORK OR FRENCH
w IIransation by one thoroughly competent Ad-
oress fLUhIE, star ofhce. s30-6t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-30
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR RENT--STORES.

IrOR RENT-sToRE 1927 PENNSYLVANIA
Il avenue northwest. with fixtures SIS Per month";
Apply 10 A. A. WILSON, Room j, over Bank 81 WASH
inston. soQ-at.
u,OR RENT-A DESIRABLE LARGE STORE
y Room, S44 Pennsylyania avenue northwest. Large
show window and good cellar. Rent very low r. n
WARNER, 9l6 street northwest s2s-3t.
INDR RENT-s07 AND sll l4rH STREET NoRTH
y west. two handsome new Stores. with every con-
'enlence and fine dry CELLAR; location central ana
near al street railroads. THoS. j. FISHER Co.
1924 + street northwest. s29.G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-30
FOR Observation-Disclosures

INoR RENT-THE ADVERTISER WILL GIVE THE
Il rent Of a magnificent rural home for the board ~
two persons and the of horse and carriage To-
cation northwest; the best in the District splendid
grounds house has Is rooms. To parties apprrcrnting
suburban home this is a opportunity. Addross
Box Cos. City Post Office. IL
NOR RENT-AN ELEGANT LOT OF UPRIGHT
II Pianos. from 50 upwards at
+. A. URSO's
sa5-6t' Piano warerooms 6l3 llth street northwest
oR RENT FIFTY PIANOS
Both Square and Upright of all the leading makes for
rent by the month quarter. rents applied pur-
chase. r. a. SMITH
slim 1103 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-30

BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 92l
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-04

TIE .;,i'ay" Mining E>ri". o: the
.T;, un.. in an article under the caption
"t'rn,n; ami its Shadow" ably enfOrces
the POSITION the MINER has Away. ad-
hrrri IL. ami that is that n" mining
community can ail0r,l t. tolerate fraud
uIcht practices in the floating or man
:.Ecncs't of mining properties. 1t in
>;:nc.~; 'i'r Emma mine swin.llc in
.':ri, to show that no English capital
Was invested in that territory after that
event. 4 few needy adventures. and
spectators may '~conIc ric!. by :o,L;n"
""t-i'' capitalists through Wild cat
mines: tut the reputable business men
an.s i'r.lsrt; holder. living in the H.
"ali,y where the robbery las been perln-
tr,t,'l must inevitably suffer. 1t has
';.,n ~ s".ilalf If people doing a leg
,'ina,r business that the past course Of
IIr MINER las been pursued upon this
question.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-04

I'll" Chicago Mining Rcricw "i the
.-:yh MT. says: The opposition to the
usW;,uii"n Of silver will M likely to
uU' with u stronger ana Mur" deter
r:i"r! protest than was probably an,i,'i-
,:i;,s! Hy those VIII" iir>, suggested \
plan. IL cripple. one "f the most import
ant il l:iStIi:S 81 the ;la:ir,,. som. Of
';ic Western ;".:,..> al" "A )" represented
in the National Con 4.r..>s i.y able men,
who fa!ly comprehend the magnitude
"f the interest they are called upon to
'tc:rni. ana il the ':u.~t:cn 3 urged for
,.rn-;'!, ration. III. Sc men vii! IT, heard;
;r"n II 'r"ha ;,.,n,trrtiIat t;.c people Of
his ""u!it-- vii! understand, better
Than ever before, the greatness and
ala :" IT," industry that world. hc
"ii!.,,i hy TIL >riii>!,n,s. a. Il certain,
las "f men.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-04

no srpdines done, are held at from s60O
to 81, 900 Per foot 'front.'" And Why arc
they held 1t those figures? Becaase -
pays to hold them. And Why docs IT,
NV? Because the mines are paying,
and the business done justi6es the own
ers to hold ON to their lots. They can
make more money by keeping than BY
selling them. The owners are souno'
practical men, and don't rent or cell on
s.iawbone" to every sharper who halls
from Colorado or Nevada, and this
probably IL what hurts the "Rices" and
"Charley Andersons" Of the present
(lav.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-04

APPEARS that, according to existing
l.,,A, prccc,lcnts, the appeal in the Gui-
t:.u ease can keep alive the shame and
scan,lal Of that business until July, the
anniversary Of the assassination. The
question is now raised of dcvisiny some
m,c;,n, for facilitating arguments on bills
If exceptions, and for abhrcviating the
pcr:."i> fixed for giving effect to soIl-
fences in crin,ina! cases. The Courts
have ..rr:.!ed that there are no such
.hin:,~ ii, vested rights in future reme-
dies. ami Il remedial statute il now sily-
gcs,ul rs which Guitc:,u would not lose
his right .; appeal, Of argument or OF
,!cri>i"n a.: 10 errors, but would abridye
,!rr time during which these rights
would Operate.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-04

We had supposed that the ,,es;.
ton "useless coin' .',r the dollar ~
fathers was original with oar NOM. y"
tisun, anti-silvcr and as has l.., lS'
yestetl Inter M0rn'c, cn'c.n, orary n.y.
report made in 1873 l'y DR.. i.in! ..m.
who was thepl Director vi IL. y;a w."
contains this rccn:. :sncn,.a.;on: ..r,
silver dollar, lrin" II u.-";y>< coin To-,
- respects commerce and ,'rr:',,;,
should he abolis,l.d.' Now, ,h;. =,
Lindernlan was Il creature 1T in, o,.>
tors who accomplished IL. ,:",,u;.;,,
ton of silver, and a su'~v,urn; iny.>,:
cation into his cwokcs':c>> r>;..,,.,
him t. private life. /: i. :; std CON-
mcntary on the weakness g.. its c,y>
when our local enemy o; silver ,,.> +,
70 to- such Il soIr:c as I.;nucrn,n e.,
cDithets tn use il opposition 10 IN,
metal wiiicl, engages tl.' in ;.>!ria, =.
forts of this locality.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-04

v.,,e It seems 70 me that when Per
.ons accept odlce with salaries ana o"
~. and when they are through WIN
tho,e duties, the salary should eeee !.
and they should be allowed to retire 70
private life upon their own resource ,:s
Let them enter into the battle OF ''e
unon the same footing with other men
Who have not been 90 fortunate ~ tney'
wh.t moro claim can . person have 'or
a pension from the public who has long
be n in the receipt Of q high selary tna.
another who has been struggling WIN
.dyersity aud poverty in private lie IN
his efforts to support his family" An"
adds: 1.-THE whole system, protest. TO-
dav IS in the interest of building up /"
priyileeed class, and ultimately al ar's-
tocracy. inconsistent with the theory
and practice ofour Government" There
are few who are prepared to controvert
this statement. 1t will require but a
slight departure from our present system
of pensions to make US nation OF l'e''-
siOncrS.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-04

it'r. Dietrich I. smith, -: Illinois,
Il man wa" ha- been engaged III bank
Ing al !.:~ liz. delivered; ~, able speech
"u the silver question ~ the eth at, :.
in wi,iri, IL" ,>.:y~: "Wn.., tir ,n.,;,i,
!.;mW ~; -: r.iu i Oh hand the. PEE
rr L: PAPER substitute iui:lc coin i:>,lt.
";.'h J.. ,r,n n to gold as well Us silver:
~ II l. II rn,ilsIl"n occurrence that when
::ul' j. ":::'rc'! over '.anS counters liz.
customers .',t tr paper ;.Urr. n,v ;n.,:u.
N,...l.!! ~" government lass il t..auv
>!y, attempted I" fore specie. into r
"ii;, ''n' nc people have shown n;ari.
M" 'i:ln:n"- I" increase 4, ::,u: i: com
IInN,!H :i:'I~ T. Way back into the.
v:..i!'. .: ,.:v government: ar into ;;,n-..
III hHni>. A. In '"ru ::;,t!.,' Suggested
sh> a'tr:is;i I" carry Inc i.r,:, when i,
vii! '!' lu!,ras We'll to carry Tie decd
i" ysnr i'"k.i: Why the depletion oi
'nr government Wallis o.' specie has
''.n rcr-:>'rnt!y rr".ti,.d has been u
mystery '.'::::my. for it adds to the sta
:!ln.: al Any government to kav, n,ar,,
specie III lis vaults. l, is L,,au>e the
Bank nj England aud the Bank Of
France and the Imperial Bank Of the
German Empire hold large reserves "f
the precious metals in their vaults. ,;,at
they command the confidence o; the.
world; anal any one 1T all rolv.rsant
with li'e financial history Of these
banks knows that they are alw::s u.s.
ing all possible means IL incr ease these
reserves OF c"in." II will now bc in or
der f":o,;r h"n-l'artissn anti->ilvcr c,,-
temporary the Int.r Mountain in sui
porting its former idiotic utteranecs that
silver cannot be forced into circulation
to lit up its alien yawp and call the
;ion. Dcitrick e. Smith monumental
old iOOl.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-04

4 late dispatch says: Six Mormon FL
dcr< cn.!cavorcd to hold an Open-:lir
,neetin" 1T Kings Cross, London, OIL the
18th u!t. They were accompanied ',y u
rs,.ssion Of Mormon Inen and women,
imging hymns. One Of the Elders de-
!ytrtd an address, and urged upon his
carers the advantages Of emigration to
:,ah. The meeting WAS broken by u
:.,yc crowd, who attacked the MOrn,Ons,
and several persons were hurt. The
people nj England arc rcbelling against
the practice OF the Latter Day saints in
gathering recruits for their church in
tina! country.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-04

silver ootemporary, the Inter M,.,..,
has found something in the M,x,. !,
It's weak intellect cannot con,n,.,
Az usual It perades it's Ignorance IN %
ing the acknowledgment. That ch.'.'
which covers a multitude If ."'
prompts US to refrain from enteri,, y
. more extended notice Of our n , ;%s
boris imbecility. 81
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-04
A Pari. eorresDondeut saws. In regard

A Paris correspondent says. In regard
to the consequences Of the recent vote
in the Chamber Of Deputies by which
s:an,l,etta's policy was rejected: 1T
may be predicted that Gambetta's fall
will not make profound impression on
the hulk of the nation, who thirst for
the rest they have long lacked, and
which Ganlletta's ACCESSION to power
apm,r~ntly made still remote.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-04

\ notable instance OF Il nan c.o,.
ing an c',jcc:i"na'blr---t" hm-sv.
name with which he l.ad i,cvn l.,,
down from infancy. M:u'!..! in IT,.
case Of the late Senator Ma,;. '::,,,:.
ter. For twenty years @, Ii. ,:r,,
Life he bore the na.,ic a; ';c.:,i,r N,.
rift Hammond Carpenter. At. na,h
ing All argument in Il h":,4, r.,>, in w.
coms:n, s:,c members "i' ,;.:' ar en:r
si::sticallv declared i''a. il MS wAr:a,
to t:e cl:,ssetl n,H0,I.: tn. i,S: 'i:,.r, ,
Sir Matthew Hale, ami >,,,''.:-. ir,rn
ter t!,c., and there a'lop:~d "Nal,a,w
as his given name.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-04
MINERS SUFESTI-!JTS
Whistling CHCs'ly::-.1uud.

"u4oUlAA-S - 1"']A J: JUN
\ singular >,,ncr>li,;n:, ,n>:::,.;'.a linn.
fi.v.ixn-'nrll rinc.'S in 81 s:,:' A.
svlvan;a <o;! fields, tbs; j., any.sty
whistles. in Il mine som" q: a. "r is .nr,
to .o!iow. Miners bonn in tins r"un'r
,lo not share t::i- s.:":~':', '.'i. t,ir
to any great extent, but IN a. .r',',,r' i.
the wishes -; Fellow i;l,nrri:,, ne; si";y
whistle in the mines. -. r;:,.~ inu
sing ans! huu their 'i:;;n'.E" i...a'j>
hun,.;e;i, If Nri bel y til: = ;,r"c
the earth. and a. q rae. n. ..r", a.
cheerful anil c":;:cn'c" -: >'t,'f>:-
tiOu> k@!.rvc that Il ''::',; , ">.i. Il.
turks in every mime. ;'ii'' !ii:j. n tf'
sound al. Nh;Stl;nx !! .i;"-. tat. lc;';,.
the miners at the ':.cr;.. 81: ':it;" T,>
"spiri,s Of evil" \ tcrr;''l>' ''i:' ';;>r-
ter occurred in i>i'. " lir!i Wa r.;,I>,'
It is claimed. by the W. .,:'iin. :',"o.t''
miners. The min" va, q" ,r::r.;,
o:' the Delaware x l:::';:,' !, ~, 3D..
and was not n:"."':..' /. !'"!'"'
with strGng ;.,n|ar~. Y st "a,
known to ri'-, If lie l':;: j. -: Ii.
:;:s:,,,. mile in :su:..'.. -. i" h.''
E."u .:Mn;:nuri III :. :. u '.2t'. ~
miners ware alOui i, 49,: ""N. "::i
Il Reckless t"rsOG E.;.,.'.i : :.i'.A.
au.s' vuu,.cNiy III; * - 80 -. III
startled his coluI:.',:,".' :. -. .n@ II
would whis,::' a l.: ~ i,,.> ,-',''i ''aH.'
= i::reNcli t. ne i;inc. lie. ':i'"T, II
vain protested. '.It i;i";.;.:,... ;;"-;h''ia.
tlcir au!9r>';::ous :.',.~ :'i.. ''"'
nivnccG whi>:!;no. i e h,i::,,: W.
rrciavin" '" it::r:. - ,!.,', II :.''''," ~;
til" n!"i>' friyl,lc.,.;! IT,: ,'''. ~ t."
!.'l.,cr am. !":'" 80; W"l~',". !"
t!.c midst o. tl:c .une. Il 80. .'''i!-
nH'~" WAS heard. and ~. !" ''
hi,:M.',r,i W.; :,'i'rar. H.: ..,N h'"' -
,';,ac WAS c:;vin~ IL. ~ :, ;:*'.'
th,!.i all ~ run '"i their ;.v'~, :'.,':.
lee! the way. .An".l,r ri,i Il '*'''''
~" $50, oi failing: rI:;< IL. -, ::'''.
and the: we've in.n,';-:.:!' ,i--.,''-e j.
men, in q. s!ac" only !" :%,; ,4,l''.
IMPRISnS!:H ~ :. =
'rlo Eu:t ii win,. ,..i ,..j ~
through BE :.iia.' ":.r.! ih.' g. H. II.
o".urvc,l. :,a.i r<;n,. ':-'.,~' ...'.. '~:'.
AMI. Tor IL ;y"."i"r, ,:.,.v:: '':
i'll III" parry. +. - r:..>' - '.'
heartily, III. '.rt.: ~, -! ~
.'Vs'hHH Nv VIZ .'''-.' 80
ny ~" i::irn ro.. a:rl .n.''~. -" % ::
me "n:y "n"W i'.' '".;'" " - ~ i,
cured II! anT way. w" ,.s:.'.''~' .. " ~
""r"i'' ~ :'':' 'v:rt ','i" 3: '"''''.,
;s'''. as 'l''; were :, '.'i :1i''''; - :.
H'i" -; '''r, Seem: il'';f ;.'',' T. ~'.''
y i"!se WIS ~ ar:' ;:"a:.G: t: ,."'.'''
tne' '''!'o h::: ~ ~ =. - T. 49,.
l"'"S' g.. ti' me-: WIG we F''
rescue mem. i'' ,";i' - ~ ." -.
was seen. an" ~ Il IA" :'"tr 49," *.
.''"'. -, boy o. ''';'''.' 49,.
;HIa''" Al" !''"e'i ~ a. '''''!.. =.
~ .';: ,. very X : " '''' M.'''' ..,..-.
=" ':' ''" RAJ. '"'i.'E'i''. '''''' 49, ~.
- ":'' ''": 10 ;'i''';' - 80 - 49,.
>, ~ :''"': spirit "::, 4" ,'r .''i':'
..'',' :e:. ~ '''' ""i''' "a, 4 -. s., -.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-04

Dr. Holland wrote, ''Ihcr.'s SON ''s, r.
the air." Investigation would "a..
shown him that the air was IN thu S'"'>'
-COuricr-.JOurnut.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-04

'ii"w long would ii fake =. ." ~ u
moon" asks an nrn,i r.':"i :.
much depends u..n She ;,:'t' >'h ';", ~.
Ii you go by tn: way ni: r,''.. "-:' "
dynamite uvh,uvul. YEA, w..''': r.,
ABLY arrive in about fifteen h.i:''''' ''" ~,
II YOU went by tn" way II ,isr '''', -,
trial express, you'd strike ita'"''' V .' ~"
the twilight was settling. d""" u.
eternity.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-04

IT i sal; tina; ID. Fl. :.".':"' VII n
&, ,etl (i:.,,lhetta. and has been ;Nlr..,,.
with, the formation O, :. ..>'., ",t.ili.;
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-09-30
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
A1ha1aabra Mining
Company.

Location OF principal place of business.
San Francisco. Cal.
Location Of works. Silver City, Lyon Co..
Nevada.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
IN meeting of the Board of directors.
held on the I'D day of September, 1882, an
assessment (No. ISL OF six cents share was
levied upon the capital stock OF the corpora
ton, payable immediately, In U. 8, gold coin
to the Secretary. ct the ofice Of the company.
No. S2l Washington street. San Francisco,
Gal. Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the LIST day OF No
vember 1882 will DO delinquent and adver.
tised for sale ct public auction; and unless
payment is made before, will be sold on We'd
ne day. the 22d day OF November. 1881. 10 pay
the delinquent assessment, together with the
cost of advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order Of the Board Of Directors,
o. B. CRARY, Secretary.
oFFICE-No. s2G Washington street, San
Francisco, Gal.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-09-30
equisites for Admission to
u. 5. Cixlxenshlp.


For the guidance of would be citi-
zens desirous of swearing allegiance
to the United States upon the showing
of their fast papers, the following
requisites are published: The law
requires them to have at least two
witnesses, one of whom must be able
to swear that the applicant has resid-
ed in the country for at least five
years, and the Judge will put search
sng questions to determine the truth
of the witnesses answers. The second
witness Is hot so ridgidly dealt with,
and a knowledge of residence for
nearly Eve years will be accepted as
testimony. The other points necess-
airy to be proven are "geod moral
character" -and-"fdelity to the
U. 8. Constitution and Government"
If all these points can be satisfactory
answered, the applicsn. will be re-
ceiyed into the fold of American cit
izenship, With loving arms, though
Dame Columbia often ogles the newly
entered candidate for her favors with
many q suspicious look.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-09-30
BRIEF m ENTtok.

The water In the Carson river has
been slightly on the rise this week.
The Piutes are now fiockiug into
the hills round about to gather pine
nuts.
Ammen's Cough Syrup never fails
to cure IL used 10 time and according
to directions.
The "Ellen" mine Ia Garfield own
ed by Johl & Mcdonald, isimproving
rapidly. 1t shows q strong ledge
carrying exceedingly rich ore. 1t Is
paying well now for prospecting, and
will when developed add greatly to
prosperity of Garfield.
Miss Nina Burkett has just finished
a beautiful satin sofa cushion which
will be exhibited At the Keno state
fair. The elegant designs worked
upon it are the result of many days
of industry, and are evidence of the
patience and skill Of Miss Burkett in
embroidery.
The shaft OF the Ida mine in Gar
field District Is down log feet. The
baton of the shaft 10 in good ore aud
drift on the 81 foot level Is also in
good ore. This mine Is an extension
of the Manchester Mine, which is one
OF the best in the District, and will
probably develope into very valu
able property.
The following. which wetake from
the Chicago Tribune, IL applicable
generally: We sincerely believe
there Is nothing more imperatively
demanded by the masses Of the Re-
publican party in this county than q
complete renovation of the primary
system. he edict has gone forth
that the big bosses and the little
bosses must go: that nominate ons
must be fairly made or that they
shall cease to be considered binding
upon the voters who are detrauded,
swindled, bullied and insultsd at the
primary meetings.