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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-09-27
Dayiti's Plans for Ireland.

DUBLIN, Sept. PA problem has
been propounded by Davitt for the for
nation, whose leading objects shall! be
the Improvement of the social and po-
litical cond .tiOn of the Irish and the
profitable employment for laborers and
evcted enants. The scheme will be
discussed at the convention OF the
Irish Nationalist. Parnell refuses to
sarction the project on the ground that
the formation of such an organization
would he impossible under the existing
Coercion Act Egan, Brennan and
Kelly desire the discussion of the sub
;ect.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-09-27

What claims has JeWett Adams on
the people of this State? To be sure
he is one of the "piIlows' of the De
mocracy and has been Lieutenant Coz
ernor for eight years :; was one OF the
brave soldiers who took hand in the
lobbying the library bill through the
Legislature, but will he make such a
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-06
Grand Excursion.

Tie Union Pacific, with it. accus-
toned libersliiy. j. now giving the
PEOPLE Of Montana an opportunity t.
visit ;he Exposition in the Cennten.
NAL S;a.eat gr..;iy reduced rates.
Those w.:o desire I" take . season Of
recreation :Io:a the cares Of business.
can nov travel over 900 ni,es. 60
ing and returning for the modest
sum II 81. We have got into . sort
Of habit Of feeling that We have 70
pay more for the luxury Of travelling
than people Of other regions: but
when We can take spin 1t the rate Of
little over two ceDis per Lille. We
ought not TO consider the rate offered
any great hardship. Why, . citizen
Of Butte cannot visit any Of the prin.
cipal towns Of the Territor: and get
back % the same money for which
be can make this excursion. Tho><
desiring = good deal Of fun for . little
money should not fail to examine
the sdvsstisemen; in another column.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-06
4 Gold Nine.

For several yean past L. II. Ward.
We'll. q: u ores station. IN the Cen.
trail Pacific railroad. Hea: Wells. La,
teen working = mine near bis Place
with encouraging prospects. Tn. ore
sseAvs we'll and there have l.e<n ON.
siderable developments upon the pro
p<rty. Tie ledge il large aud well
defined. vita smooth and regular
walls. the country rock being pnFphy.
~. Mr.. Wardwell uss had fre4uen;
and careful assays made Of the ore
which has been taken Out. and tina,
he will develop a fine mine seems to
adIn!: Of no doubt. We have l,eec
shown Two certificate, ci :.-.ay o: ores
FROM the mine. made by Wiegsnd 4
Co. Of Virginia Ci,v. Nevada. which
gave the following re~ulie: No. J.
God. $685.: silver. jllh.1V: total
value pr ton. $3.:isI5. No. :-Si..
ver. tlS5.a: lead. Is $40 per CENT
Cyd n Ii!z!.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-06
TERRITORIAL NEWS.
Ca.ied From the Columns Of our
ExchAcReO.

The Miles City Jail is crowded with
criminals.
Mrun,s;n: covered with snow are
in sight @: Miles Ci.y.
4 great fire is raging in the timber
BACK Of signal Butte On the yellow.
stone.
4, Nai.i-n. 4. n. Esles has thirty
nan At work p:e;.ar;n. for the er<c.
ton Of twecty->,aup mill.
Yellowstone buffalo hunters are
mixing preparation. 30: commencing
the fall hunt.
The Yanktcsia Indians are steal.
hsrs~. and committing al manner Of
dep!ed.tirn= in tue Bsd Lxnd..
Jack Dempsey. charged with high
way ro:.:'ery at For.y,he. had . bear.
ing in Mic City last week. and VA.
held in s!b.t" tail to appear At the
EeXt term OF court.
Giendiye toys are said to he on the
marry 70 such an extent that they
propose within thirty minutes After
being intr"d - ed 70 a young lady. and
If accepted insist On the wedding TAX
ing place ;nstAnter.
Another dead body was found in
the Yeliow.t ne. August i. near
SweeDey creek. 1t Is suplnsed to he
the body o: . government t-aru.,<r
named Rodgers. who Was drowned
At Billings week before.
1t j. reported that the strag4liuy
band o: redskins who cruelty muir.
81 and scalped David Rob~rtson. on
the Porcup:ne last week. are slill in
the vicinity. and that they are steal.
ing and catching daily all the cattle
and honses they can lay their hands
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-06
Lewis and Clark Coun4y Demo-
cras.c Nominations.

the Democrats Of Lewis All Clark
couaty have pat the following ticket
in tie fed: sheriff. :. &. Giipa rick:
C!srS aud Recorder. O.:ar =. Tri,ea:
Treasurer. ". =. Ro,er,.: Assessor.
F.. ". BEAe: PROBATE Judge. T.. :
Wilkinson Superintendent, schools.
I. u. P9rsr: Coroner, D.. STEELE
Commissioner. Charles Ru,nisy: and
Instructed f,r 4. J. Johnson for Dis.
tr:ct Attorney.
The following i. the IL: Of Dele
gates n the Territorial Convention
from that county:
" F. Chadwick. Joseph X. Tcc!-.
Hug; McQus:d. E. ". knight. j..
4. 9. Flow<ree. ". H1dnAl;. Charles
Runi;ey. Mike Eein:z. ". Z. Humid.
ley. Nick Mi.len. J. 4. lie Ter. 4.
u. Voolfolk. :. T. Hanser. E. b.
Curtis. E. ". To,.e. John H. ShoLer.
James H. Hsi:o: d. Harry X. Comfy.
Thomas Cruise, ". E. Cullen. Ben.
Ezekiel.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-06
Custer County Nominations.

a macs Convention. participated il
BY both parties, assembled q, Miles
City On the ID and placed the fo!.
lowing legislative and county t;cke,
IN the 6eld:
Co0ncilmen-PAul Mccormick and
e. ". ao6inAn.
Repssssntative-wal:cr 4. Bu..
leigh. j..
ShesiG-D. F. Mcmillan.
Clerk and Recorde9-I.. :. TAYLOR.
0up<sistendsnt Of School=-A. E.
1ogas.
Coro0er-R. g. R~dd.
Probate Judge-C. &. Cox.
Asseooo4-L. b. HuLbell.
Commi.sinhen-John X. David.
oo0 and J1hn W. smith.
For District Attorney w. A. Bur.
leigh, r.. was declared the choice Vi
the Convention.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-06

HI. w. Levk a this city.
bsoazhs into tAb o0ce ye<1erdAy he
folloging iDseseseiAg lessee. wsitse0
during the var Il The Revei :,ios.
II ~ broaght hese By Mr.. Keant
ooes. vhoee maiee0 1ace - Wells.
and Who l. Nnial de.eeadAnt Of the
vi e. She II IN intelligent lady,
- yean Of aze. AID has come - the
Territory to Vii; Der daagh;es. NrA
Len. Lewis Of x=Aeher county.
The lesse. i. in . good ssa:e Of prees-
v,sion. II was folded and sealed
With . water. without N eaveiope.
and bear. the following supenrsip-
tica:
TO mr. William we3lee att New
ingson Teaihefme!d Pr favour q Er
Presley" The iettes = = follows.
FLoRR< Hook Sept 3 IFS
HoxoR'D FAIHE1
Ihave nov the Pleafure 70 l1fosm
ycu I an In resseet Bodily Health
Z. refent which I DeGire ever 70 ~
membes With Gratitude towards the
author that I vno am Of . ft2il make
should have health preferr'd while
oshels .: ssEcss robuft contribution
ars brought down With pa;as A.:
sickness Many Of q are aick many
usd. for Duty some tad With camp
D;ftemper in 8 word the grea,et pars
Q: U. are :uu 9: complaints billy vii.
lard Aa1 Dave woo,cots Kerry sick
With fever and nux and capt cham
pei bu, he viii not be Discouraged
. si!i.rd - iileyibie La Juh
so.e Elijah waap.es Levi hsr.cut
fnncis DxminS. Marin Kellogg
Enhxn hu,lcut jne.ph $;oddard and
many cthers eorly tie 3 first men.
tiosed Sick this Day are going - The
lo:pstai-E!iish no: very rugged
ia; D<es Dusy I've not heard from |
Sinsn for some Days IN, suppose
be is in the city and know not tu, j..
be-. veil tai. Day . Snip sl<As in /
Sight Of Our station our people tro't !
6eld Pieces and Pla'd On her but she
Drew behind the Island Alaas l
knew bot our sa:<, &fter this the |
Regular Landed upoa the Iiland !
before eur Door what Mex, j. 20 come
I know not thi1gs Look Dark Peo-
pie Di:LeArs<n' d several times We
have teen alarmed not knowing tut
! muft g to Battle Immediately ,
fear New York mutt Re LOFT People :
Say til wos:e THAI Sn;cm however
tvo Great Crying Sins uaivertslly
reign here il Whoredem 4 Proph>-
nhs 4 who knows her Dst;;na,i.n-
hope CID will deliver America and !
Save Ter People !
four Seaio.is must te given up.
! know not VIVA. more 70 write 50
farewell Bound il the S,ronge:t :
>onds Of Love 4 obedience I remain .
rour A6sc:;coa,e Zone /
JAMES WELLES.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-06

Hon. Martin Xsginnis arrived in
the city last evening from the East
Mr.. Xsginnis i. in the home Of his
friends while in Butte.
Hon. VIM. H. Cla:get. . former
Delegate from this Territory. and for
years Law partner OF W. ". Dixon.
Esq., of this city, arrived ic Butte
ia., evening.
Hon. Samuel Word. accompanied
" Nn. Word and their eldest son
William f., Who has been attending
tic Michigan University At Ann
Aa:tor. came up from the south On
a.: evenings train.
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4 4andsome Collection.

Yesterday Superintendent Jacob
Nave Of the Amazon Mining and
smelling Company 1t Boulder.
brought TO this city . large. hand
some specimen from the Amazon.
II Wss obtained At . depth Of only 20
feet and carries is ounces per ton
in silver. 50 gold and O. TO % Der
cent lead. The handsome chunk
weigh. l5' pounds. The Amazon IL
. valuable property and there 10
plenty Of this grade Of ore in eight.
Curtis 4 Andrieux will. this morn.
ing ship 10 Denver the above speei-
men and . large lot Of fne ore from
several mines In the district. PER
haps one and . half tons In all. Such
. lot AZ rich specimens will matesi-
allv add to the already good showing
at the Expesitie0.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-06


La thA1 . 6o0e0 yeaD - tAe
Ape3ent Or6ef of Cnised WegkDe0
~ crs1aised - . mans a . ebeap.
Dutsal. selfsnseaiainS insa0Dee.
The demand a SOD IN oGgaatn1a5oo
"a esea.ed - the result q the high
way ex,os.ioa Pespes.ased By tie IL
susaDce compaajes thea ex,ssiDg. In
faes. there has never been inaagusased
curing the worlds history Of hAssee.
. scheme in which - much money
b. been made q theexpense"f A. B.
and c. - has be-n during the lass
three decades ~ insurance eompa-
mics. A. . result Of al this, ma i've
blocks Il gsanite have besa erected
With co<siy equipass; more eosrecsly
llassr.,ed b. the tvo friends. one n
marking to the osheS. 20. Bos. havn't
ve had . god time ''Tes: and I
have Always Paid for t." The infer
esee i the insurers have had . Z Cd
dime and the insured have paid for
il; but. happily tor.he inssred, . nev
and better. and cheaper insurance i
offered By many Of the orders nov
repre.eated and in sacco0.ul work
ing orler in our city. among which
i the Ancient Order Of United Work
men; combining . busine. With IN
e0inea,iy social society. The bosi-
aess in4u1es your life for I've thocs.
and dollars ., lower rates than any
insurance company With their ala-
Fied omo<rs can possibly do. The 90
eisl gives you the b=ne6, Of oil the
word implies-ares :er the sick. aids
the suffering. bu.ies the dead. Tue
H. o. L. ". especially recommend.
itself 70 mos, all occupations a .
means for providing for their famiiie.
in case Of death.
The ability ,opay two thsusand
do!.sss has oeen doubted. In regard to
this there i ~ possibility 4 doubt.
osiy ~ the brother allow. himself to
.<ceme delinquent. TIE payment o:
two thousand dollars 70 the wid ~ or
neirs o: = brother in good standing
i atcut .. positive n . problem in
geometry. These fac.s established.
ever. man snoull see to 1t that the
family i provided for, or mother. Of
in lieu Of these. give the girl you love
the beneficiary in case Of your DEATH.
The widow Of our late brother E.
B. xckesn. Is now in posee.sion Of
Ter BENEFICIARY Of t22!s's. - . result
Of = wise and timely decision TO en-
roll his name - one Of the charter
menoers Of this humane and ben<d.
cent society.
By order Of th: A. q. L. ".
Butte. Sept. =. 1852.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-06
Public Meeting.

At . meeting held 1t Mountain
View Pasenage Friday evening.
September ]. il was decided
% call . meeting Of the citizens Of
Butte II the Baptist Chapel on Main
sessss, Monday evening. September
III, t. consider the matter .: build
iaga I'ublic hall and providing =
paaee for . public library and free
Tsodiog room. AL are cordially in.
vited - participate in discussiny the
nsannninn
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-06
Duinoo ehipmento.

The shipm<nts Of refined bullion
IT The pest week are atou. - usual
thought the smouns o! baee bullion
md ospl<f mate l. slightly in sxees.
q The usua! weekly shipments.
August 81 tan Alice. q SSH D
- - AazeondS.. AIS o.
80 tar b. e. 4 L 81 %
81 kas~ Alice. 1895 5:
0sp't l-h Fixt y. Il. lO.sl5 s.
Ill b b. E.. 4 L. 4:E =
Taaal.. .,
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Hss, Bsosbes, de.ire to =,
q lne he RAei1e HoseL II b . goo<
Geaod.
4 ha0doo0e and vesy psomis:n:
yoaA9 0~seAaas q VAUDEVILLE wl
- NAMED Dext month
ThissesD frame dveiIinSs have be<s
boils tbis saasoo for Indiaa famiijel
- the Sl0esoo roDesvs1i00.
Nm x. z Davis. mentioned N.
des lie bod Of torn. j. . sister Of n.
1soAelsohn q Thu city.
Csonty Tssasusss wsIeh ia:osms
uthae 90, ~ 80 b. teen collected sos
Hssass Soe The quarter eoded Al
gse slss-
D. X. Dellinges. in eonp,ias,e
With The city ordinance, has baiit
him . powder maz>zine near Rocker.
three miles from TIE city Limit.
4 ma named White tainted lase
night in Dassiag from the tagz.se
ar - The engine. u silver Bow
Juoesjos. add vas tAdly hun about
the jaw. He ~ brought 10 Butte
By the up train Sos treatment
0eoesal Whistler. commAndast Of
Foss Keogh. has Issued . notice r.
questiag that information Of depr-
dasions eommi,tedin the Yellovssooe
and Tongue river valleys b. Indians,
b sent 70 his o@ee q the earliest Pc
ibie mem<o,, that . busuing force
from the eaSEisoo may have come
rsasoaALle chance TO oves:Ak< and
Ds1ish the mAssuders.
Go. ". :. HasD<y. 0. the United
States Army. vstessn whese sesvi-
- On the frontier have made his
0Ame . household word throughout
he Rocky Aoont.in rexios from
1tntaoa - the Rio Gr4nds. arrived
. S<v days since ., Miles City. Its
needles TO say ,nas omeen and ei;i-
ssas visd in extending every poesi-
be courtesy 70 the di.,is gui.hed . j.
dje1. The Geoesal IL over eighty
jean II age. bu: IL still strong and
healthy. and bids fair to ses hi. cen
teonial tjrthd2y.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-06

General Sheridan and party reached
Bosem,an on the evening. Of the 3lst,
On llsei1 return from . visit through
Tie National Park.
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IN GENORIAN

Tie pse::ies. aowers HSs: 500. decay,
Ee wsAl. "a witty arms:
Tt. .oon agsia he: vii display
1.ei. b.Ast:es Aa3 :ks;y Charms.
s. E.<A:k ia. BIS CT IL sa:5.
o. ;.os< ~ !ove 81 .=a::
Wraps ;.s. !. :.o. taads.
Ao1 ke<.s o: :.* f..:.cg .&A.
Be-. Death Ess: .c..s. lis Lc.:-
III. b:a5..S ckts:k n1s: A<re.:
Ga. iossl: d.w@:. we're ;ol:.
Mast BON. AID ia: forever.
E<ro'.. the swelling '!!e veil s,ee:.
IN e..:a=. pc.. a1s :Ai:.
VI :5ve: cru.1 t. 50 tre::
A. "a: S::::.s. ove: I.s.e
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-06

The fah seoic0 o< The 0e0tanz
CooSeseoee. u z Cb0EeA SootA
eoavened In the Xo1nt>in vi<U
Neshodiss Church in this city q
w<dDe~iay. A1Zuss SKI, Il /:
O'Clock 4 M. and cIesed with ~
uzious services eopdccs<d ~ Bishop
b. < HASxIzve il the chair. Min
isses~ a-d Demaess present. L b
S;aieIes. r. L. Clark. E. J. $sAsI<y,
]. b. wan:osd AID u D. aosteo-
berry.
E J. STANLEY "a. elected seess.
taSy.
The hour Of meeting Va Axei u
s.ss .. n. and ad;ounmens u
la:3O.
TIE following committees and
tsards we're appointed:
On Public Wenhjp-C1Arks H0s-
t<nt<1y.
To Examine District Ccn:ts<nce
Reeoras-E- J. Stanley.
Committee On Cau,ei, Property
r. s. Clark.
On Publishing Ia;<re,s-L. B.
S:AI<l<1.
sunday Scao,l Bea-d-C'lark State
Ter. J. ". kemI<r. n. H. spencer.
BoA,d 0: Eauea1jon-StAaiey.
Clark. n. H. spencer. J. B. Tay-
j11.
Commua;easioas received from
beok A.<n, IT NaehviII<. Tenn. aud
Rev. Daniel Morton. SECRETARY IT
Church Ext<nsi.a Beard. Louisville.
Ky.. and re.erred % asprop.i.,e
COMMITTEES.
TIE Bishop made some Scrcible
remark. ulSo the i'm; orsAnee Of cir
eulatiDS our church pssiodicals.
ATE. which G n:er.no< adjourned
With t<n-djc,ion.
Rev. l. B. st>t<I<s preached An
interesting sermoa 1t the church ., 5
?. N.
eECGxD DAY.
Conference met 1t time dexi4Da;<d
and oE<sed ~ r. :. C!ari. Bishop
aargrsve il the chair.
No additional member present.
Minutes rad and approved
J. ". KemI<s. lay delegate. ap
pared and took his s<a:.
Regular minute business taken up
The morning was mostly Occupied
in g<8esal conversation and invest.
CATION. concerning the state and zea.
e interest Of the vp:k-
The nsue o: r. :. Clark vas called
and charses<. lAseed.
Conference adjourned.
Rev. E. J. Stanley preached ., the
Methods. church s, o'clock p. m.
THIRD DAY-sEPI. lsT.
Conference me: .: the usual hour
and ol<ned With religious services.
conducted by n. D. Ho.seajerry.
Bishop Harxrove in the eLAi:.
Minute. read and approved.
H. ". Cu,.eo. lay delegate. and <.
6. Brooke. alternate. APPEARED and
took their seats.
Names 9: E. J. S;aLle: and L. 3.
we're jailed and character.
passed.
". b. Hor<1a-sr: vas admitted
~ rial into the .ravr.iny connection.
The B:-aop ,res:= ! the Conference
during the mining with many VAL
u.s.e hin,. and .u;:=-i:oas re.a,ive
% the work in :ni= country.
Con:e:sace I'd iou.n.i 1t 1915.
FORTH oAY.
Conference me. q. - O'Clock a. u.
md "a. olenel by II. W. C1s:;n.
The Bi-hop in the chair.
Minutes read ana approved.
T. W. Flowers was granted = su-
preIuacy relation.
X. u. Crsves located.
J. Il. Whi,"rd continued CD TRIAL.
S,ste!e: Chapel. Willow Creek Po,,
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PRIMARIES.
The Republicans Elect q STRAIGHT
Ticket.

From 70 . clock p. M. ye@ter
day, the Republican prims4;es yer.
open 1t R<nshaw Hail. There "a.
only . s<ss few names s..r ,tch<i and
. total Of "a votes cast. and the dele
S1tes = elected 70 attend the Coun,y
Convention to Re held il Iii. city On
eaturdav Eext. the s:a. stand. q
f0llows:
DELEsAIEs. ALIERSA7Es.
Hiram Knnwle4. e.. 4. Small.
{. :. Warm. Lee Mantle.
Milo French. JeFe Roach.
W. .. Ep<e1. W. Esi,-n smith.
Dennis Larry. W. A. R.l>:"n.
L. +. Wyman. simon H lswi!:E.
il. H. N"ntesth. q. ". L,v-lI.
=. Z Gleason. ]. W. StSnef.
Geo. {. Randolph. ". i. Dunn.
". w. b. kin. VIM. H. Dewitt.
III. y. SHINE. T.. ID. Reynolds.
y. ]. Liplincot. W. H. Nenerxy.
=. E. Sargent. :. 4. Estes.
P.J. Dolmsn Fred L1skIey.
ChaA. ADdrievx. Arthur Milan.
Nap. Cents0cin. J. Z. Belmo,e.
=. z. Koox. Jno. 4. Lesga:.
]. Xarchesasu. +. +. Hirtnur.
y. ]. Mcbride, Vim. Piukhani.
&c. Porter. Adam Fxvrsdy.
GeO. W. Irwin, Jno. Nije..
u. y. Lowry. J. H. Steele.
y. e. FP~yschlag. David NcDosxid.
VIM. u. Pssc<, Cf,as. Hs~kic>.
Henry Nicholls. Sam Reyno:d..
z ]. 6usos, J. T.. singer.
Ihss. White. Chas. DuIna..
II. koudebu.h, Richard Ear.!en.
4. L. Witter. Harry e. kessl<s.
Edwin Letter. H. barnett.
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Special Notice.

Special Notice.
Messrs. E. do v.vermont 4 Co.,
Publishers. 81 Is Chamber st., ST.
Acknowledged Regular Cores.
dents Of 400 Newspaper
n The Cite; States ana Canada. az nov
lrsrarsd to oeod shei1
Private Financial Letter
From Sev York City. 'unde. White
seo'a6 envelope, 70 al
Investors and Spectators
Who may desire - receive vsekly ~
Stock Market in the Netropolis,
HINTS AND POINTS
Furnished 70 Spectator eooeesnirg
Probable Sise or decline
In stocks.
Al.o reliable advice
10 l~restors sssd Capttslists
-C0xCERXIxG-
Secure and Profitable
INVESTMENTS.
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BUTTE, MONT M
I,s rpestvsd By ihe uodsssaS1ed. ear 0e
49, "a Nain and PAS4 0aSy1e9 B0c ~
SnSMeoi q Iosd And Silver Waseoo. Jss'
49, ~ Cent? Wasehss.
116ioo1 "a Cent? Pine chains.
Yadioo' Pin< 00d Se9tD.
Y26;so' ne Gold EeeklseeD,
Iadjss' 1ias s;aek oay1 sssas . NECK
rS6iee. Pm crosses. 1himblos. Ae.
~ \ M asan1uDecs Of RING 81 al
kfo1o. sieo . aoe los a Heeeie I'D esese@
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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-06
FICHIH UAY.


Minutes read and approved.
Statistical !e2o.: WAS read before
the L Inference.
The afternoon wxs taken up in re.
c+ivinS report. from COMMITTEES on
Finance. sunday Sch ois. Church
Properly and Conference Records.
L. u. S;ateler and T. ". Flower
were appointed O a committee to ex.
anime candidate. for admission Into
the travelling connection.
T.. J. Stanley. Committee Of the
Fins; Year.
r. :. Clark. Committee Of the Sec
onj Year.
E. J. stanley, Committee Of the
Third Year.
LIB. S,~teler and r. :. Clark. Com.
mis,ee Of the F. urth Year.
The above committees are to hold
their Office for tour years. and their
work il to examine undergraduates
in the ministry upon the course 0:
study prescribed for minister enter.
ing the travelling connection.
T. W. Flowers. L. u. Siateler. f..
&. Broote AMI John :. Roi,en.oa
we're announced ~ . Joint Bard Of
Finance for the ensuing year.
On N o,ion Of L. b. Sta,eler, Confer.
ence adjourned 10 meet tomorrow
evening immediately after Divine
service. to celebrate the Holy Eucha-
rist and hear the reading u the ap-
p0iNtMeHtS.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-06
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The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-09-14

Cool nights.
Cotton picking commenced in earnest.
Protracted meeting at Oak Grove church
Schools are running low on account O,
cotton picking.
.Protracted meeting at Fair River church
on the fourth Sunday.
Mr.. Criscoe is putting up very large
store house at his residence.
.Messrs. ]. M. johnson and NJ. v. Kee.
are building nice residences.
Mr.. s. Maxwell is putting up bridge
across the Maxwell mill creek.
Ike Applewhite was very badly hur,
last Monday by a wagon running over
him.
Prof. VIM. Herald's school closes next
Friday. He then returns to his home in
Summit.
A Metholi church is being built at .
place known as Bridges school house, and
will soon be completed.
Our postmaster is distributing hand bills
for a public speaking at Fair River, by E
Barksdale. Will the editor please inform
us whit :tth postoffice or re :inct [Ths
speaking will be at Fair River postofiice.
Ed
To show that Fair River is thriving VT
will say there are three new mills and gins
going up, one by w. b. Brewer, near the
Maj. Maxwell place; one by Alb. Penney near
his place on Perch creek, and one by Johr
Guess, near Fair River bridge, on Monticel
10 and Brookhaven road. The latter will
| be run by steam.