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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-05

A eouapsodsat q ~ Bj)linO1
Hsrssd sivss ~ fellswlsg intsssst'
iag AseesjPtiea a Rs0pey's Pillar,
vhlsA peiot was reached - ~
Naethssn Pasl1e - ~ lseh q
July:
At thls Writing ~ aso 1iseetly
epp:.tss eecs u fille., ed ;cytssse
. i0o'ty1ok. d: CeueU os0 ~.
Urns9 vi1l0e6 - Pilla9 ~ oveaiag,
and 61opuvogod - ~ oouehooge co.
U4 q ~ nsssod past q . female
oke3oooo. witch tbu0 Appoagn0eog
49, hovo hin tbeso . )eag tiMe.
RoGnoey'o Pillar svjdsatly eWee IL
o. nIaetao % TIE aoejeo q H. YET.
loVxopoe Jivg1. which .loensosly Sos
aguood ~ ssoeh sil1o. Attbs seste-
sonosso eatyoDi9y . laFge esssk
joinod ~ sjvvC. Finally, tho eoeo-
1lns6 e06eos q ~ tWo o9Ileots ~
o isooa0o 0boa.a ~ the0 6oeD what
= ~ kDovo - Poospeyt fonr.
~ Sive9 tbe0 19nnj1G bo6tDd T.
6oo 00SkD - vog50o0 poSoeD peovo
lit thio 0oon6 q seoeo - o0ea .
eneged yuoost q ~ 10eiono. T1e
49, e Wlllian Clnsk, daee loUa =
Voll peugogvud. TIE vjeW fGo0 th6G
poioe b w pso0liaG: h ~
1870 aeroeebeo . 0Oooth Poo1a W6ilA
1neeno ~ lboe- hills, wh1ee, % tam,
~ 6onkod ~ el9A T6o lives
6o1ko 9 olthoe ~ az eovogoo b
nloooonf II ~ q eot1o0Wooo an0
-S10- ~ ohA va,af Thu fnHaRnk-
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-05
A m.Aa9 WITH NO DArnN0a.
Noglectod Coalition o( the Poor
Whites Of the South.
,elAntle AONflalV.

Soos~soOsO
The negroes are being educatod
more rapidly In . large portion of
the South, than are the people known
- poor whites" More Interest y
felt and greater efforts are made II
behalf Of the negr0es than for this
c)ass Of white people. The negro
has the advantage AZ being In the
w0rld's eye and lnind. He 10 some-
what pictur .sque, and occupies .
position Of historic interest. He he
powerful friends. The poor whites
have no fiienlls; there 10 no pictures
quenees. no historic intere<s couuect-
ed With their situation. The les, ting
white men Of the Southern 6tates-
Den'0crats-seem tn me to feel .
more kindly Interest In the negvoes
than In this class Of poor people Of
their own race. They know much
more about them. Greater effort -
likely to be made, for . long time to
come, for the education and improve
ment 0f the negrees than f01 the ID
vancemeast Of the p00r whites: and
yet the class In not It Ill % degroded
or 20 worthless - b popularity 6eliev-
ed. These people are primitive 70
character, aud In the conditions and
methods Of their life, but they aro
not degraded. There b. however,
great danger that many 0f them will
6e debasesl under the changed Co.,
diti0n Of the new order at things II
the South. No other class In that
portion vt our country Is % little uu-
ilerstotxl, or would lDetter repay care.
full study. 1t h highly important
that the attention III thosightful,
philaMtl,r0pic and patriotic men 10th
North and HOuth, should b. directed
to their )xssitiom and probable ten.
denotes In relation to the new lie OF
the country In which they live. In
blood and inherited qualities they
are not. generally, vicious or low.
But they have no friends. no sympa-
thy, either South or North.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-05

~ lGoo1n00 6oo 0ueuo a ~
0omQoOa
3Wo lAou1a0d Chtaa0oo hovo
au1vo6 6 N0gtlood . Vogk - ~
Nssthssn Rssl0sa 8 as pse day.
h Neetheea cae:1e tack IL nov
Within about ~ mllGD q Dllli1GD,
~ = belag advanced nsasly Two
niD0 pr ~.
h isoo ~ ~ INT q ~ leng
snAng q ~ DlnnoeGk ynllyoo6 bej1go
~ paosea q pssltjaa lAst Wssk.
tt o8eusDoo0 t1ehoto % ~ Deo.
~ 1xpes1tlso, svse ~ Utah 4
Nssthsss ssst >ll4 70. ~ esed ~
tvsoly days ed tve sdalsslsas -
~ Hpos0e1oo.
LA1ose q0oeaG3eoo q NoetAse1 p
e11e steok n New Yesk: Co00eo
~: yssl1sysd, 81.
h leoo - ~ 1sut q ~ leag
epo0D 0etho DGD0osok Sallsood bej19o
~ P)aee1 b peslGjea ~ veek.
Col Lanbesn says ~ Nssthsea
Rsel1e sailsead suns thseagh ~
VIZ Oasdsa fths Wssld. Cssssek
H sas.iaop q ~ Nssthssa p
Gle 1nllssa6 ~ IT, eeeeod week ID
July vsss )aSl, ~ "a lnessase Il
0,Slo ovse he eossssPooding period
q ~ ysaI. Teal sosol1Gp 1s0
Jaasasy I, o40a ~; insssass, .4l4,-
~.
II seesat 1agetlaliea q $780,
60 sfthe Nestbeeo Raslleo pee eeae
nse(Daos beods q 0egnaay ineso-
aue0 ~ sooasltiD q ~ Noetheen
Haei1e company - ~ extessivs
aasbslb q 0ee0asy under ~ Dest
hvss.b)e asepjei0 aad Win doobaleGs
lsad - sehse important :sassastjeos.
Absse o. eoaeaapoo a thsss beeds
hevs jast beea se)d II New Yeek aaA
aaDseiaele0s ass psodi1g lbe ~ H.
sses - ~ >kyeoASoo u bsods -.
qsissd ~ ~ syndieaes - - jay
epbeo. Whea thlo bsla0ee b closed
ct ~ ay.aiea1s Win hsvs cid a.
0oyooo q beods, whieh, with es0-
poayb eash q hasd, givss the CON-
pany all ~ neoey e en- ~ IL Q
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-05

H Jlyoeo - 1A1Dp Nm n -.

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1oooa
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8 - snseo esoe1G IL.
~ - 9 ooosony.
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ovs' 80 y , 0seos01Deot1ol
.s. 49, y - uoosoe vooeA
~. - esee Deeososo 81 es0eeso
~ ~ aeseoo; 81 - = oo04'
I. oeee ~ shsse v1u - ~ gseo1nl
80 s1ovs . essesa0 sossso =
~ 1s''eeT.
49, - oeeeo ~ 0eso ~
~ - y neo51 seeoee q WI
49, w.: 1esnnes. osse 1eoe'
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49, As~8s = = 0s.SsvOos
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sss~ ID eeess ne"e go ~
eeoe
No eeeosee sevseso eeve . ~.
eoeo Soooovoo 0oo 0ooo000, ~
0oeo - - Ooooe . 0o0ooe - Soo.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-05

Strayed or 9tolen-9l6 Reward,
From The undersigned On Of abnus TIE
nth dav Of July one apam IT work hoeseo.
0ve enA six yesr OF. One iron gray.
branded , on lett sdHulder: ha headstsll
on when last See',. One light gray, branded
" IN LETT shoulder and v on left hip !;
weight lsOm 40 to 50 each. The shove
rev ard wili - pati on delivery Of The ant
mols at WaP0etlx anle.
ISAAC AID Peter NADEAC.
SAug.0.W.O
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-05

o. wedsss1ay Dsesell, Clask /
Lasabis sh,pped thsss Ian a rsaDsd
balljos valssd q >e,167.l& o.
Thu1daV ~ rlsst NaGjooal hank
sbiPped Two bass, valUsd q q $500;
Doons)1, Clask 4 Lasabie, twelve
bass. 0.leo.& o. Fsjday the
Anaeeods Company shippsd sigAt
ban. 0,N272: Desasll, Closk 1
1asse6s go boz. Slyo2D; ABse
Cs0paoy 1vs ban, 0.1oAse; q .
os1al sf>n man b thsss dags.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-05

NJ. J. w. Burns Il Deaves b ID
Butte.
II: r. w. Rice Of Cassoa City,
Nevada = II town.
Mr.. D. J. Nellillaa a Salt Lake
sssived II Butts last svsnisg.
CD. ". ". Botkin b again with
- after a. abeeoee Il ten days.
M. J. q. DoaDer arrived ID Butte
lAse evsaing fsoa Milan, Missouri.
P1oG AL Votsw has rsceatly
arrived ID Botts, aaA win Tsnajn
with -
Rev. n. T. Lamb LIT yesterday
~ Glendale, whsse b. viii preach
to.m0gT0W.
Col. ". =. 9endess b lying WY
90 q Hunters Hot 9pslnes - The
YO1)OWoto0e.
Eldse wiley Neuntjoy and bride
returned ThusDday from Salt Lake
I'D let ysstesday for Dssr Lodge.
Mr.. Thomas L. Naptoa aud Nm.
0eo. w. lrv,pe and daughter d.
Parted toby ibe . wilt to Deer
Ledgs.
Nr. I'd. Barker AID nat VI. Game.
roo . hoestoebge stated, matches the
saeewith Caassson's hosse which takes
ploeo at The S1ee eouse to-0osTow.
Judgs z. b. and Z. A. Water
bury took . drive oas into The V Hey
Thursday. The 6osDser woat out 70
appsaiss ssDe property belonging 70
The Gota1o q Neooo Rico.
Nm. W. g. Raske win jesve 6ua-
asy ~ Glendale, which plaee sAe
vill make hee Nsturo home. Nm.
Paske's larye circle a friends IN
Butto vim - sony toeeo be- leave.
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Utah stgoet should b c3eaned out
q ooee. A email amount. judiciously
s3psoded, woa6 make Il pessable.
which Il certainly , not at present.
Il = hoped or elDeieat City Mar.
0h0l Win 1ook after tie matter.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-05

~ 11onoonA 1Qo 0ot1D a -
1nan1ADA

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h GoGl1ooGD ~ Wook 1aon ~
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n Uoah Z Nestheso DalDva0 =
e0Gs1oU ooe1e9 sao0 - Voeo noonR
90 thaa shlpDs0 - @ y ~
Sivoe souoa
h U0thsg1 Has11e sugvsy pagtv
bsa Ae0bsokio, ~ ~ Aoo ~
-, vbego n.y. - sssk1ag - 1soss-
oaos ~ ~ ~ seoseliagAso ~
oAsokl0 - ~ telos0 awo0 ~
sevse; G0eoee ~ tno0eolagee eso1lae.
h souoo Ao0 Asyov Gsook, vhe0o
~ hao1 . ~ w Asws - ~
va11ey; = AssaoA The ~ oag - ~
ohsokis, ~ 6svn ~ valDeVtos
psooe 9 thsGsa6s sppasloo Deaeso.
Whso Deo1so = Ssoshoa ~ ~
uss vill havs besa seanp)s1ea, ~
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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-05

Lat eveni1g . minee whose name
~ eoah sot learn hod BIZ leg beosen
while q Wogk % The loWe1 levo9D Of
ths Lsxingteo mins. He was taken
70 The slstsss' Hosgitsl where II W.
aDeoetojned tlDot he had sustaloed .
compound f.stsrs a the right leg
about I've inches above TIE ankle,
ths beos protruding through the
vsand, making Il . WY serious -
cj6ook He Va q Wosk when .
seo0e weighing abeat 500 pounds b.
came dstached from abovo. falling .
distance q te0 lbet and struck o. .
pjlo edit and rolled down On Tie
WooD6od nao. He W. resting -
eo0lbsnbly - eoola besxpeeted and
= win taks ssvssal days 70 dsess1ins
~ e1te0t q ~ l1jus3es.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-05

uQ-W1E1dY 1lIR.
aAfunDAY, August & M
. CITY AND COUNTY.
Hsso - Many g 1ssoa0.
d. W. g. Wi0hk ~ - p)oasod
- slate, NJ so0e bseose ~ Ovoa-
ia4.
I'm. ~ liaGls 1ssgA1se q 1sv
]. r. Rsssll, shswo - shaaGs
sIlhss Wy.
Ths exesuieo lieksoD - ~ Dop.
VI ExpasltIso hevo beeo seeeivoa 6
~ Utah 4 Nssehsss 1sPsG
Thss hr thbssasss sight sloanso
have assivsd d llsoeaao 6 ~ -
q novi0aejea - ~ YolloVu1ene
ives.
Lssb ". shsaals - c. c. custis
west ct - ~ Hask yenesaay ~ .
- ssd bseagAI bosk thisty Aoe
t5oot.
A child q ~ tinas: Rsg1ec-
'wbes hlhss aaa 0ethes ahan6so
yeu Who viii thso tako 20 ips''
sbelss-''The pelies."
In Tie csc olthe 0lsvsns 0a)d anA
Silver Miniag Company ". Jslise
Masebsssoas asa u sthsn, psoeon
~ bssed yssessday.
JossPh T., ~ syear-ejd 80 q
NJ. Jasspb II. eavilla, Va take
slck - Wednasday ~ e = AIossl
H. littls Ss)jev ~ ~ aipeAesia.
The bsllies sstpse sfthe llsulasa
mise ~ jay lbels - oooyeoa Thu
b esstainly doing Asse M, Ut ~
~ sulo Il ean aod vim - unoeh bet.
tes.
At he sssat me- II oale LaAs
Wednesday bstwsso Red Dey ~
Wildooor. mile hsa1s. thsse - ~.
~ kyeoo. ~ laGese wsa I. thsee
ses.ight hss1A
Tbsse No. bsss ely soe AsolA tbis
ssasss ftso dipehssia, ~ q u.
Jsssph oavills's llasle dsaohsse; HAn-
sis, aesd s1svsa ysaa, w ~
bssisd - "Wednesday svssi1G.
CeqjaCnl sosnit1o: He-"lly a.
Hsg. I ssally bslisvs ~ shGonalisQ
~ wholly disapPsassa." Hhe-''0A,
Ian - ssssy! New ~ shan ssvse
kssv vhsa ~ wsaGhse = gsjag y
shaage."
Qslts Q Du0bo9 q 0ue buslooD
01s sssd thsir hsss - ~ slssels
Tbsuday. Il Wsol1 - . go
~ daring thls warn vsaGAse ~
~ q tbsD - . . l1esjo spsiokliag
bseh 0ssning asd svsaiaG, 4 ses0s
1ou.
o. neo6av eveoi1g last ~ Wed
River seags ~ sospPed absae ~
mites fssa Kslsss - highwayoes
90 ~ - paneaosss seeoscee oee
oeoey a1d voSueesA To eeeey
eseasos4 - ~ Seoosss ~ esewseo
>&eeeaoA S.SR
Rod 0apesviooe 1a1gooo ~ . |
Sesss q wssk pseposing ~ FlPssosoe
rcd. u tvo veeko & v1ll y d ~
b@e psssjbjs shaPa III. Ralsoso = |
~ u nsa - thsov away H. tlns
~ stbss Ssads Win - inDgovsa - !
sasaaly - peesaeos.
The us3eoa Hsrua6 q Auguet Ii
ogo thae it NJ Sopaete6 q He)eoe
~ sveaing b. Q paapeone9 6um
Deeenan ut Q op)ee,n - ~,
reesived 1, ~ civ esnaay evenine
- the elbee that lli)eo eiHv,e >arn.
~ ap1 ~ y, lhellleiee ~ extin-
suirhin9 ~ annlas1neian. Lar
0svs = q ~ 80 ~ ~ An, ~
seeu <ztineuiahel. 81 ~ $4,000
- e~e -
A nonv ~ naeAaaa - an hnan~
eese - sse p'ase = = 'ses.ss'e
~ - 49, - 49, ~ ~
-
V~.--"sC
e-.,v -. ..,rs.- . - .A.a.
~ A. AeAe,.i.eS ~ ~, -.
10 -. M. 80, I. ~ ~ -
havs lAnily dssii,Gp ssot y ~
sveoe bye-e,d-bye. vhaee sp,aea
enGes ~ speeel b ~ seekjeW.
On ~ western ed ~ NGsthss0
Tee3Ae can aso NV running joto
onnd 1s'aad. vhish = ssest 10
No. - 11eoA, - - eeee9
p
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nsib,)eviag po1sooe heve eese
Jaoo6 Onsosis, 6 a. $3.50 ~
L. lGaollo upss ~ ':1lasy AnD"
0iivse J. nisDss upss ~ ''Twt
~. II. Dsa1aia pl.sss slaln.
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- - 01ooW 06Ibo 0ID0.
The be1y q Smith, vho ~ -
es09ly dsoWDod g lgoo 1od, W.
dlssovsss6 ysaossday - . saod-sae
b ~ Js0egDoa 5ivse; abeoG balR .
n,)e bs)ow tAls vjllags.
TIL paeso = exeesdlagiy dull. I
uD6esU1ao6 ~ Dgoo6W1Y Mil,
whleh ~ beeo s0naiaG twsoey
saaos, Win hot 6evn to-day - -
iDas1si1s pssisa. ut NJ y ~
ysasa, al 4 nay y fssevse." bst
thaeo = se0o talk ofs sDo)eog belng
built hego - Wegk DToa1Way oge; n
%. ~ camp ~ ssvivs.
III. Nswbegsy, wAe live 1hsoa
miles bs.ow hess, ~ ~ Ais lsg
anPs1atsd, having bsss battss - .
saealssoaks; ~ pastis1lass I esoA
~ leasD.
HI. 9eonDo1, soposi0eo0deoe q
~ Dssaawsy pssDssty, = sxpeeesd
- rstssn - silver eaar - ~, fts0
0lbboosvjl)o, l0aho.
II. ". h.
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-~an~,A,
"~
Oo>So0 non 10 Ooo000D 0e0o
11ohanGoo.
Vs NJ s0e ID 0eesoo.
0al000Db - have Q 1Gaoo0to bodGA
4 olgoot spsjnhlos ~ uode III %.
poasaneo n 1llllnGo.
The ir,a vuek for IL na.to. iail
= being p1oeed u pooitioa.
Dantoe 4. n hav, q, ga R.,lc,,.
Holl vhish nm ~ q ~
ns.sh.. No.. ~ -. ~..
. PsI1 - ~. .S:.n ~ spPsss0S
On \ aannkin v.llev r.>aaA. 4. =.
~ AZ ooao sfanllin9 IL - ~ n,
W-..a-.~-s.1r ~. ~as
s..ci sS.es.~t ssHs,.ss.S.s a nssss~1
~ N.:s.,sS.ssi .sessn :, 1s.'' N;
eeose - t0o1r aAll 1oun0 up August
-
Waeo9 ID Alder ooleA b becoming
Sneboe Nv 70 a0oWoe To Hoquis0.
nests II nin'ag purposes.
The ehonnon slx.atnmn min Il mn.
~, S:s!y % ~ 'oo ~ b1ee
"."S s''
Am9Xs nom ehe D>oo C!ood mine,
ootoo ooov Greek country, 9tvo ~
eeeeoo % the too,
4 YooDoWsto0o volley farmer nam.
- x;c o00S~
W. ' ~''
2yossH ~ sooc o. lose eotur.
o9x oy eoe @ the Gssoess, within y
h1See g 0allSoss.
". II. Clask take notieo that your
~. ~ p ~: S. ~ ~'''Vy' ~s''' ~
''~
W. y. 0o1yeoe ~ eeveecoy ouee
~! 0eo0oe - Weo3 ~ NJ hosse
sen "a n'neg % 1so.
Coo110eeaooe exe1tomoot exis(D IN
0ASoo0 district eooeos0i09 The
NoseAoeo Raeioc lood . gooo0t disoov.
~ eases pE!ssae wo1a ~ @1ee
eoW 70 20 Cot1eo EoeK
49, sso - ses''ne uaSIk " - eeo~
s9 ~
4 Joke q oxen be3o0gi1g - .
6eaGht11G team vese struek b light
ning aud killed lase Thsrsday nlGht
~
s. ~ 1922 ICsaon
1 s'u ~ ssve1N 0'
OoU pSVO0gJ0X y 008SDeUO UD080 ED001e
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4 - Aalmnl 11naan nunAav
1o9D4G

o. ous1aV evsaiag 0vsDey, Vall4
~ 1 c. hlrod Q hoaso ao0 baGy -
a0ao nnme1 LaAbgd, . 0asioiaa 6
Bsgk's Ciey Rask, ts6sivs at - that
p1ose. Laksd seaess ~ - pse ~
hngDe b Degk's slnble aad vsat ~
g 70 e'e)esk tla9 night - - u ~
MN W. al1 slghk 40 lbssd soeh
- - ~ easa At q o'e)eek - was
seaAy - slast baek b towa, and -
Dsing ineo ~ seih1e diseovsse1 thae
~ hegso hod beeo stoje0 and also
. sa66Ds a.d bsi1ls huo Dagk. Ths
harness ~ lying % the sesboe 1ees
Whese ~ thleg - )ek q. LATED
sa0e - tovn a11 1stjoed ~ owD-
sssel ~ anla.al, aod - Neoday
nssniig sbest . o'e3esk ~. Cowss,
u ~ 1sn, saartsd 81 possoit a ~
thjeE tt hitter NJ hst heagd no0
- ~ mad betV6oa Doul6ee aod
Dsosoan, aad nding nPidly ~ ~
laG1w peisk At thb writing nothiag
~ booo heasd lte0 llE. Covaa, but
~ pgo0let that - Win hing boek
~ hssse - ~ thjsl 10. ualess ~
lal1se pgslbss . gsave 10 so0e looely
dsll vbeso - en- y ssgsooded b
the esyeee's hewl Tbs naso soo1s0
- vesy valuabjo animal, and WoaA
sell readily q 40 q oooa
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NJ. ChaA 1inn, q Wasm ePsinU,
= d Dutte.
M. ]. II. Aleeck, a f9alt Lake, =
u ~ 6uves City.
NJ. WI. Haskla arrived ho0
oalt Lake 1T evening.
NJ. BulbCd HAssls, a Lyon Caleb,
W. b ~ city yssbssday.
NJ: Jehn G. CaPljes returned -
Iii ETY. fteo Hi0eule yssesedAy.
NJ. Theuas G. Na01sa ea0o II
1T svssing - psivats eooveyases
hen Deee Lodgs.
Hen. ]. G. D0bloooo after . Wit q
ssvssal days b thb elty rsta'1ed -
Deee LedDo yssossday.
M. T. j. A6nn0 arrived hogo 1T
evening lts0 Hs)soe I'D 10 tAb
nog1ing ~ eaaDPn1eiooa
NJ. ealy Rosnhsl0, 0spesiatsod-
eot q ~ woeks q ~ Mo0ea1o
CepPe1 Company, aeeeDpooted b
Two e ~ sooo, aleee - ahseooo q
sevesnl nDooths - ~ Bast, vseusned
% Bstae Fridny night.
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Nd. j. 2. lleDaojsl gstosDoo %
thls ely ysssssday fvs0 Wiz saves.
thls bssag 60 q thetsjeseassess q u
Dae Haoe. he b wy Does posassa
viii ~ whs1e seoeio0. He anyo u
the uDeoseajno abeoDd Win On0e.
~ sHan.us aes Ann q - ~ & =
80 q ~ 1oese soet3e ssa0sD - ~
svse soeo. o. ~ III Hsoe tAsge 80
tvo aengenD-0oe aboot tWo 0I)oo
oboVo WaD0esl6e6b a11 ~ oeeee
A. anl1oR. AZ the hoo1 - engine
90 lhesly bese Ise e sd Z viIl
noel1v q thooo as1s1sa0 = oeooe tWo
{ . g 60 eseA pr day aoa - ese
vsshs y III Ds'sss ~ ess''s p~
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II saavssssliss yss1ssdAy Win 80
sfths psioslpal swnsss b ~ 60ees'
heose le6e, ~ iaibs1sd oa1 gs0ssoee
that III iDoogose n ~ 0OokehouDe
W. posshaso6 lest so00se sjoss -
lbo.d that - sssh ~, q . Ssasso-
49, pssse, ssssss . TILE y hb city
psoPssly 6issetly. Pc oae'esosth ef
this nlsi1g s)ai0 1850 NJ pajd,
and voa)d 4 ~ y . ~ thing ~
~ plaisti4s u ~ woo)d 90 .
neaDloal valuoe36o - city ~ aod
maize soase lhlean6 jua sssaaOo0oot
b ~ Pse0isso-eosagh y ~ ~
p)aiDti6s vhae they ~ ct ao6 lhjc:
iD0egegk 0oeh ~ asso0GeDe0e
vould mako ~ 00oko6oooo 0e0
pohlie beoslAsoos0.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-05

A careful estimate az the number
q l.oue and tents In BillinGs. made
a the 30th 0f July, places the mum.
lse1 Of h0uees occupied at 129, tents
q. and bui)din9s under construction.
hat bat yet occupied, "a total Of
70. This shows . gain Of = houses
In one month and . l0as ~ 8 tents.
Most At the buiDjinGs are fine struct-
ures that d. credit 10 any town how
ever large, Or whatever sire.
Biensarck 7fj6wne: Freight ts,v
Montana continuea to arrive. The
I'LL shipmlents are now GINNING In.
This. With the Indians that are yet
20 eosne, will make plenty AZ work
Sor The idle steamers It the landing.
RiMn0s Herald: Hurrah M.
p. b. Winston. who Wa 10 town yee-
tesday, informs - that the track
wouA - this (Thurstiay) evening
within four miles az Huntley. aud
only fourteen miles FINN Billing.
Track h b. ing laid 1t the rate Of two
miles pr day.
The b~dyof . man has beeu found
at Slawsen's near Glendlve. He was
entirely devoid q ehsthjDg, and bore
marks u vloloEee, two ballet holes
IN biz breast, several rib and the
collar 6oae bgOken and 9asbes
In several places, % the
thvnat and body - though made
with q knife. One wrist Was cut,
pso6obly In cuttin9 his clothes from
him. He w. much decomposed and
bic 6hee and stomach had heen badly
eaten BY buxsar1o. He has ovide0tly
besn numbered up the line. and to
avoid discovery, stripped and thrown
into The river. No conclusion % to
biz identity could b arrived at.
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"os ~ % enss WI sss've ~
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~ eveo % SeWseSs seoes. . n
NY essnsg VEL
Csl W. =. Bun1)oy'b SoeosD,
10y ESosUs, ~ Ooos ~ 0eoaes
WI Nese ~ ~ wv
Ose'sjoth ioesssse 10 ~ oagDeo
as1eoethiso % ~ Aoooe ~ 6ees
se)d - J. ". 0aaso0s ~ QAyoo
AetG0e6oo = Gn))oo - ~ eag0 q
1n NjekuO ! Ooo0 Who VII ~
spes ~ 10 To sosonosa0e, ~
0sssow.
NJ. Jam, Rsnahav. q the uln-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-12
Dress Trimmings.

Our exhibition of these goods is unsur-
passed by that of any metropolitan establish.
ment. The assortment is new entirely and
consists in part OF Movices in black and colors,
Satin RhadSmeres, Brocades, Satin d Lyons
and silks and Satins in all the latest shades'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-12

PERSONAL.

George L. suydam, an old typo from the
Comstock, arrived last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Williams of Ruby
Hill returned last night from California.
Miss Kate Wadish and Miss Mamie
Blackwell left last evening by private con-
veyance for a weeks visit down on Duck
water.
Mr.. Mari of the Geodetic Survey re-
turned to Salt Lake this morning. He
will be with us again, however, after IN
absence of two weeks. .
The Geological party returned Thursday
from a tour Of observation in White Pine
County. Professor Tillman leaves for
West Point tomorrow.
Superintendent Robinson of the Bay
State mine, in Newark District, is on the
Range. He Informs us that their property
is looking and yielding well.
Walter Marsden of the Ruby Hill Mining
News left for Carson this morning. He
goes as a representative to the Grand
Lodge of the Knights of Pythias.
Sylvan Levy, a representative of the
firm of Charles Rebstock & Co., distillers
of st. Louis, arrived last night from a
trip through Wyoming and Utah.
Sister Mary Rose and Sister Mary Joseph
of Reno were among the arrivals last
night. They lave charge Of St. Mary's
Academy there, and we presume their
business here is in connection with that
institution.
Henry Allen makes proclamation this
morning that he will be an independent
candidate at the coming election for the
office of long term County Commissioner
He is an old resident Of the county, a good
mechanic and an honorable and upright
man. If elected he would mako q first
class Commissioner.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-12
The OLYMPIC Party.

The party given by the Olympics last
night at the Opera House was as largely
attended as the Club desired. Despite
the warm weather the dancing was very
much enjoyed. The floor Yves in admir-
able condition. The music was very fine.
Professors Decker and Riegelhuth hand
led their instruments artistically as always,
while it was observed by all that Professor
Hendy's performance on the cornet was
excellent. His piece rendered the dance
music more spirited and exhiiarating.
All those who attended the party danced,
and danced nearly all the time. There
was the utmost s~ociability and everybody
endeavored to have a good time. The
Club managed things very nicely not
forgetting any OF the little details even
that go to make up comfort. Their big
bucket OF good homemade lemonade was
Just the thing. The next party, they
give will not be handicapped even by the
hot weather and will be as enjoyable as
possible. During the evening Professor
Riegelhuth gave the assemblage a classic
treat on the violin, which was greatly en-
joyed. He had a piano accompaniment
by Professor Decker.