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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-08-04

JAPAN is promised a constitutional
form of government at the end of eight
years. BY way of preparation for that
event, the Japanese Minister at Berlin
has been instructed to make careful
study of the Prussian system of govern
ment, which is likely to be the one
chosen ~ a model.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-08-04
Health in MICHIGAN.

Reports to the State Board of Health,
Lansing, by seventy-one observers OF dis
eases in different parts of the State, show
causes of sickness during the week end
ing July 20, 1882, as follows:
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-08-04
Wouldn't Recognize Him.

Jim Webster, an Austin colored voter,
returned few days ago, after an alb
sence of week in the country. After
be got back, he was asking Nose how
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-08-04

A New YORK Judge has ruled that il a
marriage does not take place within a
year after the proposal, the engagement
is not obligatory.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-08-04

NARRowNEss of mind is often the
cause of obstinacy; we do not easily
believe beyond what we see.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-08-04

ACCORDING to the latest statistics this
country produces nearly 10000, 900
pounds OF soft soap every year.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-08-04

Number and Per
Cent Of Observ-
ers by Whom,
Each Disease Vas
Reported.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-20
SUMMONS.

cial District OF The Territory II Montana. in
and for the County Of silver bow.
silver Bow Mining AMI Milling Com
T. & Wni;s;'ssi. Anthony "i IT, T. ,:arr;i j.%.
". ataplet0n, a INV. McNturvny AMI Henry
Mellurphy her huxi, NJ. John y. Thomas.
Daniel Thomas. Edwin H. Irwin. Mary
band, Charles ": Cannon. Wiiii.m Tho"l'-
son. Flavims Keen. Harry /. Keen. Orr''
Emerson, Probate Juigr Of l,cer I4Hle e0nm-
". leontana Territory, Caleb +. Irvine.
roocs: !"dc Of SILVER now s:'Ss"iy n Loo
qutu Abascal aud Frederick La,eorr. Fran
cts Norbit Blanchc' AMI J. J. l'ols-dr-
re people e. IL: T:r:':Fy r. q. Ho ss',
Ion b. whiiforl. Anthony q. BARRETT: Geo.
". *tapleiOn. Annie MeMurrhy. Henry
NrMurphy John ]. Thomas. Daniel Tis.n''>.
Edwin h. Irvine. Mary Ann .lsower:: Harry
Tisompxon. flMviux J. Kecu. Harry l.. Keen.
Oren EmerxOs., l'rDs,ate Ju''xc Of liver lArlys'
county. Montana Tesrits'sy: Caleb E.lrvii"'.
Prs,bsie Judge sM silver bs,w county. Nta'-
xSs.eel Frsier'cs tsi. e. francis t' Nr ut
Dlnmchet, AMI !. ]. I,nls-&lefandani.
You are hereby required ~ appear IN an
action brought axAin.t yen by the above
the i3econd judicial District Of the Territory
OF Montana. In and Tor the C0uniy Of Silver
Bow, and tn answer the rOmp. eint 6led
therein. within ten days (exclusivc III the
day ~ seTvice) after the service On y"c NJ
this sumn,os,a. II served within this county:
or. II served out Of t1ix county. but III this
district. withtn twenty days; dDtllerWise
within forty days: or iaHiy0 By de- auil
viii be taken axatns. you. acc"rji"x to toe
TIE said action 10 brought to recover q
you the possession III the To- lowing 'le>rrts'-
ed quarts lOie claim. tMswn ~ the Pawn
broker quartz lnis mining claim situated
Bow county. Montana TtrrttnSy.O Wit: Int
M. ". embracing \ partition at tOwi,xA ~ :.
n, Il. y W. Of to-. principal InertliAn. CsH.-
is,u,,ie.l and .i..scri,s,i =. follows. t:-wi,:
Bexinning ~ cor. M u post markell M.
q. ~ ~ the same be ing the nnril, west coz.
Of lot M. -, male ts,r the claim IT Joseph
+: Clark upon ~; -. w .lis;. y" ~ " u;
f.. + y =; r.. - feet to xhafthssuse ~ feet
u cor. NJ, "a vnkt markell " L. -: the
same being tsW. No. :; III Ia No. ~ made far
the claim sI John D,wrS ct. ~. upon the
CMrloiis iOsle and cor. No. of said lot M
- from which the quarter ~ elton corner ~ :
tween sections Is and II I. 5 y. X. ".
ls.ars =. ~ ~ ". NJ distance Of :lsS feet:
thence fr0in said cDe. No. n. 80 W. s.' T..
t. CIR. M. . post Ssh,r ,nrl,e. square In
mGuni ri Stone marked ". 4. ~ 5" from
which the =. W. cor 81 buit.:OwEsitc 's'ST~
with magnetic variations at ~ +. =. Il ~
": 1T a DISTANCE o. 1885 feet; thence ir.:."
\ p0-t four i,ches square. IN INQUIRED ..f
stone market ". e. -. !; theme" =. ~ f..
Gs~ feet To tho plsce Of beginning. ss'''iatn-
szss li,sear feet Of said l'awuhr0ks Lsie: and
u recover the SUM at live thousand t5isA',
Co lars damages for your wr0ssgfi:1ly with
holding the lHAseSxiOn Ut 10 ID premises fEsDsn
plaintii ana the sum Of i've tNsDu>ssnl .aa@j
Sanllaru Ssn1unp NJ the R0Nfx 1x0onas3 Nlhl
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-20
SUMMONS.

In the Distsjes Court a ehe Second judi
ejsl Dagerict OF the TesTtensy q N0neana,
In and for the county u silver Bow.
paoy. plaialias. against Jslisn Marches-
eea9 Tn0mae Ntees, william 4. Heissley.
": y. Cairns, Addisoo Smith. Jsnses q.
Mills. Grenvil . stuart. Fnsleeick ": Reed.
Lis.ls II. Boies. John VI. Bariov. Fredsrick
Taylor, Michaei Welch, ). Frank BECK,
JAeDss T.. JaeObs, Willsam T.. Pumfret,
Robert 9. Humber. stephen Be"jsmin,
stewart, Hugh 4. Edwaris, . Nelson, 4.
v. Cory, Oscar Alien, James Ryan. Scs,li
Ncnonad, B. =. McElruy, Tho0es Cusick.
1.se W.Fostos. Albert klinschimldt. stephen
John II. Carts. chasie: y. Cannon. Hiram
Eiso1lee. 0esxge WOODWORK. Poilip Con-
Tov, Viliism Pinkhem. Henry 10 .as.Orrs
Eme.so1: Probate Judge q beg L .lse
Pro6sse Judge II silver How county, M"a,
eana Territory, and the City VI BUTTE
ne people Of the Territory o. Montana
Addison smith. James II. Nils. Ursnviiie
smart, Fres,erick ": Rsed. VIM: Thompson.
William l.. Farlin. Lizzie N. B0iea, John
Wels1, ]: Franz Beck. j.ncs E: Jacobs.
William e. Pumfiet, Robert Il. Humber,
Stephen Dspjanlia, Davis Ahsssser, James
niv.sss 4 ~" Ws,: w. S'esI r.! r."tn -:
1iiSn. j nme: ISwsm1 S~csi v:lS",:n n
VcE;:..v 1 Tsc ~ ;Ss.o'~s w. - 49,.
xis:.r ii,s.ssss..S, Ss.:,j ~ Es:
f"SS".S 7. FL. Ssnc.~n' Sr.s.s. ~ n
Ssnrs5s sNe.;.s ~ ~ 49,. =. s SSs.
H~S T1s~s. ~ ~ .St., ..'.a. Ns.,S. ":
Pin XII ifs~.v ,.S. i,~, s.s.:.'
ps"s,~s~ 49," ~. 80: ~. ~ xs.,..,
asms T..srssScv. rsrI.s, fsvccH scO. ~
Iss6-rc SsSsy, x".N =. W.; . $50
SitosS' s,,S ~ a.;,. ~ Sna. Srss...,.n,x ae'
49, S'sS ~ ~. C ~
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-20

BUTTE, N. r., DC. 10, 1852.
The following are the wh0le~al,
price, paid by merchants and hote
keepers for the commodities enunIer
ated, delivered fr,,m the wagon
Price list carefully corrected every
saturday:
Flour Ruby Valley. XXXX, $40
per cwt.
&" Min Greek, XXXX, s4.0
percwt.
Mil Greek, New 7rtN,e.ss, AS.
l;allatin, 1915 per cwt.
Union Mills, New PrOce.As, Cream
Of the Valley, $6.N
Ruby Valley, new prOcess) sails
Union Mills XXXX Snow flake
e&.M'.
Utah Common, 1916
Utah Choice, $50.
Graham, $500.
Wheat per H., 3 cts., fair demand.
Oats, $S::5.
Butter, per H.. lOcf Is cts.
Eggs, per dozen, M - cts.
Corn Neal, s..
Beef, carc;irs, 5 cts.
Beets, - cts. PER IL.
Hay per ton, - :jtk" 81.
Bsiled Hay, pr ton, $cssc. >.
Cheese, ~" > cts.
Harley, S.3lt,t33.:AD lnr cwt.
Dried beams. Montana, : cts.
Mutton, 5 cts.
Pork, dressed, II cts. per IL.
Veal, ~ cts. pcr III.
Chickens, - e. $3.50 per .l.'zsE.
WOGll, $6 e. s..
Rutalagus, /. cts. lNr H..
l's'tatOes, u .5iNi LIS = cwt.
Sausage, Il! cts. per III.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-20

Tive newly eIs':tesl cs'''"ay "''ctn'
,,.,,,,,usj the functions NJ their ~
.p<<.tive Officers yesterday. The '''I'
lowing h the rs,ster ~ county ''s'IesrS
~ new Constituted:
Georxs w. Irwin. kheSST; James
~ Fish. unaler-3heritt; Henry 4.
lhnll.y. l,epsty Sheriff; D.J.Weh"'
Tr~surrr; L.. Il. Mai''et. Assessor
n. =. Clark, Clerk and Recorder
Lon T.. Danjes, Deputy; Robert a.
Knox. PrDl,ate Judge; ('a'eo f.
Irvine. Clerk r. &. ls'raer, i'S"'H'
Administrator; H. &. ke's'e''
l.n,nty Commissioner; 4. II. M"ose'
an,A. Common ..'l's~''s; u. =. Manu.
SURVEYS; Dr. Il T.. ssar'''r'. .'''
,.,..r: John Eddy s"'' r. \. N'.'.,
Oh, J..,,e~s u the l'*s's; a. w.
R.lrlun. Road sSpervisor.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-20

WOoDvlLLB, Dec. ID, 18S2.
Special CusTespeo6sses a he AlxE1.
The outlook Of the camp II n,o,s
6attefing than ever. The ciuLry"
city 10 taking . most stupentl0us
boom. We have gone 70 far ~ to
have = bly concert. Only last night
the comical consolidated combination,
under tine direct management Of
PROT. Charles HiyinLotha,n, gave n
most pleasing entertainment ut
Smiths Concert Hall.
The new mine recently nienliuI,et /,
the Emesald,is In lOft. and mas struck
the main lead ut y depth Of ~ feet,
with 10y streak Of ore going I'M
ounces yer tom, aud IS per cent. In
copper.
CuAx.E.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-20
"HIoH-buGD1R9" IN MON
TANA.
0xeCutjoo Of the Star Ohambes
DdlCts Il The Chinese InQui.
a6tion by A0ooaDinO ct
wOokDVillo.

It n = we'll known fact that tls>
Chinese In this country maintain Z
secret tribunal which assumes to try
and decide cnses III dispute among
the nsen,bess Of the six companies
The sentence for = non-payn,ent o.
debt b frequently death, and the
es,,issaries NJ the court, who srs
called ''hish-binders," are held by
such binding obligations that the ex'
scution u 1hs sentence b swift and
SURF. TIE trial, sentence and execu-
tl.,,. :.rr ali .l.,,se under cover Of the
n,sst absolute secresy, and the out
side world remains In the dark until
= revelation b made BY the disss'v<ry
III the dead hody Of the victim, bear.
ing n,arks Of the assasrins hatchet OF
n'ignarl. Tie following account Ol
= Chinese murder 1t Weeksville,
taken from the k00te,sai Gbwritr,
bears Ill the marks Of ''higll-
binder" Outrage:
''L,ast Sunday . dastartlly murder
was committed ut Weeksville, MOn-
lama, which for boldueas and hcnd-
khness h ahead Of anything We have
ever heard. a Chinese hervler named
Larry llerne was found m,Ortally
injured In his cabin near Weeksville.
He was last secm alive about s O'cls'ck
on Saturday night. When found
sunday n.'rming Hcrne presented i'm
deed = fearful spectacle. Lying IN
his lxtl, where the cs'wardly ass:s<sins
had attacked him. with his head cut
o,a.m l,y the blows VI Ratchet, tl.'
Lraiss prot r,sslimg through the skull,
aud the latter mashed In by stick
of wsnnl, was u sight which will never
be fDrgoltcn l,y those present. Herne
wis nat murdered for Ibis money, hut
frosn that ,,mmi cowaraly of all de-
sires-revengc. Evidently the MUIR
.ierrrs stole uls,n him while asleep
and robbed hin, of his life. Hcrne
had on his lx.r-On SsSs.:a', silver
watch, and fine pistol, all u''<lis-
tmrl,ci, which proves cs'aclus've'y
that II was not f,r gain tl.at he was
brutality murdered. 1t IL believed
that Cinnamon did the terrible deed,
tl,s,,g ~ yct It b not definitely
known ="
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I. o. o. ?.

At q regular meeting 81 the Sum-
NIT E,seamr,,,ent, NJ. I. !. o. u. f.,
heidi IN saturday evening, )'ece"'('er
18th. the following officers were
slectesl tn serve during the ensuing
wear: Osorge l'ascoe, G.. r.; II.
McMurphy, 8. w.; J. +. Leaver, }.
w.: Ernest Lang, H. r.: J. N.
Nl...rp, .,cril,e; H. +. Clarke, Treas
lars.r,
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Taken Up,

Notice II hereby given thst ] have ON this
the ga nj NOvenl jrr. A. y iss., I AIKEN up
lhr following described pr0pesty, Wig: One
black horse. three years OH last spring.
branded os right shoulder with y OF = sta.
brands perrept Die. Taken up 1t the ranch
Of 0raysaM. Isr0a.. tn Upper llsrr l.snixo Vat
ley, owner is required Ia prove pr.'lHrty
anil take same away atter leytnK CHARGES.
Gls<sW:W W. ID. VE0TA1S.
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rents, isssse asd psoaes q sesd rrsmises
An yo0 a1o hogeby noeiAod thas, IL you
1Ail - oDDo09 A01 6aDWog ontd oo0plslne
- aAove soQuutd ~ sajd plainejdb Win
toho Q doeoo1t agAinst yoa AID apply TO he
oeon Ase tAo reaSef demanded In The prayer
q plalntj6s complaint
0iveo undes ny hand and the
Real Of tho District Court Of Tie
Sec nd District q the Terri
(~-l tory q Montana, IN and Tor The
TIA cu9nty q 0ilvog Bow ,thSD jlst day q
(~~\ JAY, u lhe yeo4 q our Logu one
lbQ06ond eighl hundrol and 9aGhty.
0EO. ". IRWIN, H., Cesk.
9aeeoW0V
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Monday ls'ing the lat night. the
attendance nj the Sister, fair wsas an
usually large, and the voting f"e pop
ular miners and Physicians was
spiritesi.a nd exciting. Two Thousand
i've hundred v"tes we're east for the
mast popular physician. N which DR..
johnson reviewed ,'f1a' and DR.. Bacon
SCI. Four Thousand four hundred
and twcmiy-three votes were cast fOr
the most popular mining foreman,
Peter Mclsernss,lt carrying OF the
,,rix-. Exclusive of the proctssls 81
ssles Of tickets In the piano and gold
watch rattle, which arr MT yet re-
turned, the total recripts II the fair
were al,out Ss.iah', which will 60 far
toward clearing the hospital Of debt.
The ladies ard gentlemen VIII" UNI
dertook. the management Of the w
rio,,s departments II the iair have
acquitted themselves In n nss'st ELL
rieut manner aud are to l'e cs'ngrat''-
lated upom their sus'ceas.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-20

WILA ON-HARDExTY-A 0le,r'a'e. c,,
ThurRsay. Pee. ~, At the reside noe ri
the hgtlSs gsarentx, Mr.. J0aIn -: Wits ~
IA Miss Carrie n HS:t.,xty. Jastics r.
z, Thomas Oll)ciNiing.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-20

sant and appropriate Christmas
pssDests.
NORRIS BROS.
dtsp1ay IN extensive assoetaue Mt Of
toys and fancy goods, osnamsnts,
ch,ldreo's sleds, decorative ware, tsa,
dtnnss and toilet sete. They make
. speciality Il nne imported
cigars and nseerchaum goolA
II. BARNETT.
AT this elegant dry goods establish
nsene ws fosnd holiday goods In end
Len variety, including almost every
article whiel, good taste could select
fae . Christn,as present. japanese
goods, jewel cases, toilet sels. perfu,n-
esies. plush and nut glass Baskets,
portfolios and albums were among
the thousand aud one articles FROM
which to select an appropriate prrs-
cut.
GOLDSMITH 4 CO.
Have . nne line of gentleshsen's neck
wear, silk handkerchiefs, morning
wSaps. suh,kinx jackets aud cays,
wOrsted and silk nsu11lerx, seal skin
caps aud pul.e warmers, al Of which
are suitable and useful gifts for 4
gentlemen friend.
MISSES DEERlN0 4 COBB
present IN unusually fine display Of
millinery and fancy gos'sas, gloves,
handkerchief, ladies' neck wear,
Ssathess, fine artificial flowers, hats
and bonpets, holiday goods, fancy
sstieles, dalb In infinite variety, csa-
luIoid goods, gold, steel and jet Os''a-
nsents, which are being sold at such
rra.onai.le prices that they are going
Olf like hot cakes.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-20

Peter Walton III Iks'r I.nlgs' h In
the city
a.. \. IL. Foster III Glendale, ha'
g..s,t. ~ l'iltslsurE. Pa. On . l,assincn,
trip.
~. =. I.aral,it, Of IA,mmrli clark 4
I.aral,ir, arrived fr.nn lhrr Ihslgc
yesterday.
David II. ('urls.y ii Glendale. will
x,s.,,.l the winter nj Iii. old l,Hmss. IN
kanrs* City. M.
II. u. Braimerl anil wifi. IL Glen
dale, have kft that city "m y flying
visit ~ Milwaukee. Wiz.
f.. +. Simmons. "f the C'ss'lsa'''
Fright Lime. In Montana, came In
on the Cni"n PaeiItc yesterday.
Capt. ]. H. Mills and wife. who
have l,.eu whiting friends In The
city rsturne<l to Dxrr Lo1xs this
mIOrning.
H,.lr" IiIvi. Dec. Is: Right Rev.
Bishop Tuttle, II Salt Lake, went
north over the Utah and Northern
la,t evening.
r. e. Iowess, one Of NOmiana's
mast prominent merchants, came In
last evening IN his way home. after
n pro(raetel visit In the Eastern
States.
In. A. H. Mitchell, It b understood.
contemplate retiring from tlseEenera'
nrneiice of medicine aln'ut the lint
Of the year. Dr.. Mitchell stand" at
the head Of biz pvofe'xiOn In M"''-
ta,,n and his retirement will ln' .
.our.e n( widespread Iegr't
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-20
Mineral Patents.

The following mineral patents have
l,eeu received Ut the United States
Land Oilice In Helena: William II.
Young Ct A., Nettie knle: f. 4. Her
e,,ileen, Hun,l,ug l,sle; John r. Rein
II al.. Missouri lode: :;eOrEe w. Far
lin 1t al., Humbolslt lode; Lee W.
Foster It A., Lklui.lat''r lsAlr; John
T.. Reins RI A., DeaalwMnl lode; f..
q. Herpss.lcen, NelsOm lode: Henry
Elliux It al keystone ls'sje: John J..
Reims II. al., Enterprise hsle: John
n. Sanford, placer claim.
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VIZ. lDurand, ut kennet,y's feet
stal,lrx On Montana street, will sup-
lily you with any quantity "f 'v'rsi
w..ni, ar ~aw II In lengths I" suit. In
tl,.. yari or delivered Ia amy part II
the city.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-20

S1hefi6l SalA.

Observation-Disclosures 18th, 1xs., TO Mr.
and Mrs. X. E. Htrl,0u4 q son.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-20
Sure Cure for Rheumatism

James Matthews Gays he haas cen
l'adly afflicted with Rheumatism f0r
twe1ty years, and has tried all the
cures known. aud ut last found :.
remedy that helped him.
A few bottles Ut this medicine aic
tor sale 1t Matthew Store, corner Vi
Main and Granite streets, Butte,
Montana. swll.:0-tf
Mrs. Z. w. Matl1er, accompanied
by her brother, Mr.. Orlando Dewing
and her little daughter, left yesterday
morning by private convey ance, for
the western terminus Of the Northern
Pacific ruad. where the party will
take the train for the East. They
will spend two months In visiting
friends In Wisconsin.
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AUulCONa.


8IylllGONa
In tho DISCREET Coars Of The 1ecoud in.
!" ana IS e County 81 t q ssssst - 1'"'''
!ames 4: !aleese, lass 9sahews,
inla9 V9oAWosg. Jeoes \. 9osScv,
Cs.liis ., John Ielaaesn ana John D.
ThoS q, plointid6, e. 9tIoe +. kim,
Tho9as n. Lowry, Gustav 0ogk, Mar.
kuaItte 9ok1. John p. Ptei1e1, 0osaee
smith 1 x,!s:s i:,x oT'.a: !sr: e s s::s
Robert ". Douneli. Williom 4. ClaIk,
Samuel E. Laraele. Julies Levy, Chrieetsn
Nissler, c. 3. Pisa. Joan Deo1neg Charlotte
Nichols. D,nnis Fssseii, John nsssw,rt6,
Loei* wt.e. simeon AasswiFth. Ntci,ol.s
g. CH,no':y, Geoees 4. Casey. P.srick ].
frl.fiok J. Taylor, william Pinkhem
CITY Lolee NJ. 4. lneepeadaat Order Of
Cool rs%p Ia . Inter Mountain fse,ss!.s
samuel ochw 20. Ldwasd Zimmefman.
Fidelity IAslse No. 9. Ilslepensies1t Order Of
Ald Fellows, Alfred 3. Dali. Horace =.
Eliza XS!ier. Jan Z: Morris. css;iss;
Hawkes., nss,ry y. valiton, Tamothy Ken.
iesiy. Dennis X. Dutler, Reabca L: LAWS
:dn."i .: Of he s..ass q Edmund Ken
sch"a,s. Abraham Saoi, Jeremiah j. VII:
: COX. y. L. Harris, Kate Netlenhoiieo. Pat-
rick J. Doln,an. James 3. Clark, Charles
Ss :s.! TIE s'tr'! Ns,:e1sl 9ssk q
!'si.iel 0amer willis@ Coleman, samuel
lou.s. Losts Coleman, Daniel n. Iellineer,
herman Bar. ct, 1aleaiu Petit. Th0anas
5s,is: ss:.. Jaa*s So xs:. IT, s george
Wsyrsu, henry L Frank, William ]
hexsaea!a, J. Clark johnson, samuel
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live tcrrapin.
The pressure of advertising matter
upon our columns yesterday morning
crowded .ut full report II the la't
night of the sisters fair.
THE most animated ss,ene W have
witnessed in BUTTE h the ''l~'sa h'''''c
skating rink tl,rv'mgeta l,y ladies ami
chil.l,rm every afternoon.
Mrs. In T.. Smith b. showing d"
elegant line f millinery and fancy
g".i-. holiday i'rit.-a-l'rac, toy" ana
JaI.sn..... g.nrl~. at her s(''re On Went
i:r'rSlway.
W. ack m,wl.slg.. the ret'eil't III the
fn",H E~ak E'r lSxI, rasl'Iisl'e'j ~
Jan..s vh.k, the extensive seed dealer
ut Is.s.l,.~t%r, X. y. II h . c'''spSete
cpn, ,~mdiun, Of floral information,
aid an invaluable aid tn b'veF" ~
hn,-r AMI window gardening.
The funeral "f Charley 3ates ye''-
t"r.lay wa~ largely attended lny I''s
trir,,.i. AMI the esssl'ltys. "f the "ealse
aud express companies. Mr.. Davis
>".s.rimtr,, I'd the burial and pss'vSl1'
ri ,rrriay.~ fSr NIL VIII" ds.strrt' 10
follow the remains IL the r'vssseecTy.
The rmns.,r which gained currency
Yesterday, that John w" Br'n'kl'"'
formerly III the firm NJ Bate" 4 Van
lsrs.klin, builder. NJ this city. Issa9
'"+m murdered In Seattle, w. IT,
seems I" have ~, foundation Ia t'sre.
I'll" r,.mnr could In. traced IL ss'' NJ
'I"niir ~.,,,r.r.. n,"l Mr.. jssiss '''''
'.rm il communication with 1''s
PARTNER since l.~ left ls~.s lsst fall. ''ue
has heard nothing VI such = tragedy.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-20

teo4eU IN cU0sNsssS1o vs.
DvlealDH.
Mrs. e. NEIDExIlOrEN.
Tl,ts h the very aboa,e Of santa
CLAUS. Candles, toys, dolls and now
elites to please the little ones and the
children IT = larger growth, arr dis
played In infinite variety. The ncw
Raxaar Opened In the Ma~'n'c Tenn"
l.l.. building by Mr.. Nr's'en''"'r" "
MT surpassed In ls'i"t Of variety and
r,cl,ps,.s 1T the gsnnl~ displayed. or !"
the taste will, which they src se'ect'
esl and arranged, l,y nny similar t''-
tsl,llslm.ent west NJ Cl'icngs'.
MRS. LIZ r. SMITH.
Herr wc found an extensive asaa'rt-
r,eut 81 millinery anil fancy E'"ats,
hats, Ir,nncis, plush ANIL E'''d
Albums, celIuls,il x'""'t. lsr'"r
bric . Lrae, toys. rl''htrs''''"
len xcts anil thousand timing" Z"
make the little aud l'ix Iszri glad. \
d,Il bride In the slsow window Mt
tr,c:.sl special attention. 1T !"
:. 49,. "A N real l,aby, y little gsxer
.sid, and b elegantly ''r~'.'' !" ''''.s'
.ur,h silk. with flowing white veil.
..,,,.,,,,m.. NJ rxs.el,,,tl. and l"'sssl,ss'
-r..1,n.,., tl.,wxrs in iIx IiltIs. Dsal,s).
..wr,, ~ AMER II Q~D
A .l,oe store seldom l'rss's'''e" sl'sr''''
holiday attractions, hut TIL: "r'"
have i,ro,,ght IN u special line ~
hand en,bsos.l~rssl Ia''it,. ""'l '''''''"
.li,,,..r., and fancy tlrs~" AMI s'''l'''
.,,.,.,.r. which would make nEovt eis-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-11
Hold On, Bows.

Holl on to your tongue when you
are just ready to swear, lie, or speak
Earshiy.
Hold ON to your hand when you
are On the point Of punching,
scratching, stealing, or doing any
improper act.
Hold on to your foot when you are
on the point of kicking, running off
from study, or pursuing the path Of
error, shame or crime.
Hold on to your temper when you
are angry, excited or imposed upon,
or others are angry with you.
Hold on to your heart when evil
associates seek your company and
invite you to join in their mirth,
games and revelry.
Hold on to your good name at all
times, for it is of more value than
gold, high places or fashionable at
tire.
Hold on to truth, for it will serve
you well, and do you good through
out eternity.
Hold on to virtue-it is above all
price to you at all times and places.
Hold on to your good character,
for it is, and ever will be, your best
wealth.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-11

An exchange prints an article upon
The Proper Time to Work" Ii
should contain information of import
anoe. Thousands of persons have
lived to good old age and died with
out discovering the secret.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-11

OF all the duels fought in Paris last
year but eight resulted seriously. OUR
youth should be induced to give up
base ball Tor duelling.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-11

Tootsy, on making the horrible dis
covery that her kitten had whiskers:
"Ma, l don't want dis tat! Dis is q
man tail l want dirl tail I want q
dirl tatr'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-11

There is q kick in some quarters
against tight trousers. It's generally
q quarter where it hurts, too, If the
cid man is very mad,