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The Evening critic., 1882-09-15
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE,
TUE NORTH, WEST AND SOuTHHES

TO Tue NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
IN EFFEcT July 26, 1882.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from station
corner Of Sixth and u streets,
rs follows.
For Pttsburg and the West, Chicago Limited
Express OF Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
at $3.50 a. m. daily Fast line $50 a. m. daily,
with Sleeping cars from Harrisburg to Cincf.
natl. Western Express 1880 p. m. daily, with
Palace cars to Pittsburg. Mall Express,
$50 p. m. daily for Pittsburg and the West.
For Cresson Springs daily ct $50 a. M. and 1880
BxETfMoREA a POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Canandaigua, Rochester Buffalo, Niagara,
at 6A0 q. m: daily except Sunday, with Parlor
car from Harrisburg to Watkins. and e:50
p.m:, daily except Saturday, with Palace car
Washington to Cenandaigua.
For Willlamsport, Lock Haven and Elnilra ~
po. eS9 goa a. . N; daily EXCEPT exc PTS &suSday. lay
dso, 40, Pc and 1920 P. m. On Sunday, 4.29,
man Parlor Cars, 8. 30 a. daily, except Sunday.
For Philadelphia, 800 a. M, 1890 M, 1SO, 40
$50 and 1920 p. m. On Sunday at 42O, $50
and 1920 D. m. Limited Express $50 q. m,
daily, except Sunday.
For baltimore, 840 800. $50. 1890 q. M, and i30,
40, 440, 620, 730, $50 and 1920 y. M On Sun.
day, 800. $50 a. M, 400 60 7S0. $50 and 1929
p. m.
Tickets and Information at the Office north.
eest corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, and at the station, where orders can be
left for the checking ofbaggage to destination from
hotels and residences.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager,
]. II. WOOD. General Passenger Agent.
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Death Of Little Charley Lloyd.

The circumstances connected with
the death last Wednesday of the little
son 0f Lieutenant aud ms. Lloyd
were very sod. The child woke up
Wetlr esday n,erning with . severe
collie, and Nm. Lloyd administered .
small dose Of brandy, which relieved
the little sufferer. Leaving the cup
and bottle, Containing perhaps . ten
cup full 81 brandy BY the bedside.
the mother hustled herself about
some household duties In auOth-
er room. Returning In y few
minutes she found the child on the
floor In an insensible condition with
the cup by its side. The brandy hot
tie was empty. and the child had evil
IDENTIFY poured In the cup and drank
the entire contents. Medical attei'd.
ance was Immediately summoned and
every effort was made to revive the
child. but without effect. 1t remained
UNCONSCIOUS until Thursday morning,
when It ceased to breath. Lieutenant
Lloyd il on duty At Camp douglas,
Utah. and his absence makes the
blow fall with more crushing weight
ul,om both parents. The remains
will liz taken to Salt Lake for burial.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-30

An 1mm00Do Audience Witness
To Presentation ot 3en0haW
0poeo House Last Might.

The amateurs ftom Helena were
gToeted last night by the finest drst
1ight audience seen In the Open
Houee this season. The beautiful and
highly emotional story Of Damon and
Pythlas was depicted by the talented
ledies and gont)emen who peryonate
The various characteTs In q style
which entities them to rank among
the histrionic artists Of the profess
sion. OF the acting It may 6e said
that Mr.. Netten. y Damon, was very
impressive. His last scenes with his
vile, with Lucullus. and with his
friends Ut the scafiold were good.
Dr.. Coles Pythias was an excellent
piece Of acting. Mr.. R0hr.
bough, - the tyrant, was one Of the
hest charactersO Of the play. Miss Scan-
nel's Calauthe could not have been
better, and the same may be truly said
Of Niss Clarke, - Hernli0n. Mr..
Pope, ~ Proclea, and Mr.. Zei-
gler, - Lueullus, did s0'ne fine acting.
Miss Kelley, who took the part Of
Aria Ut Deer Lodge, In place Of Miss
Run,ley, 10 entitled to much
credit for the manner In
which she % readily adapts herself
to the character. The applause
during the evening wss frequent and
domonstrative. The play will be re-
peated to-night, when those who
were not present last night will miss
. treat, II they do not avail themselves
Of the opportunity.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-30

In Tie Dtesr,es Court q TIE ssecc.:d Judi
eisl Dt:ertet Of The fesrt!osy q Montana
s;eveoa 0o:l and silver Minios COM
pany. Olainli0a. against Jalian Masches-
!soa. Tomas S.es:: william A. aensleE.
". h. Cairns, Addison emith. james &.
William Tsompson, William L. f.riin,
Lisxie II. Boxes. John Vi. HARROW. Fsederick
Taylor. Ntehaei we,eh. J. Frank Bsck.
Je@es 4; Jseobs. william Z. pamfr:t,
Davis shesror. james \ Murray, JScn II.
stewart, Hugh n. Edwards, . Nelson, A.
v. Cory, Osear Allen. James Ryan. Scott
MeDoosA, B: r; McElE9y, 1hons: Ca.,cs,
4. Estes Joeepu Irwin. G.OrEe Il. SempSe,
Joan II. Carts, Charles W. Cannon. Aifsm
En0ylea. 0eCxge Woodwoeth, Pai)ip COo-
F.:y. Villis% Plnkhem; Henry 10 ~ Or :
county .Moasana Ter. iioSy: Caleb f.. Irvine.
Probate Judgc Ct silver Bow county, N,a-
lana Territory. and the CITY 1t Suite
To people Of she Territory o. Montana
Sud gteeflng To Julian MxschesseAu. Thox.
s.ss:: william a; asnsisy; -; ,; c.irn:
s;sss: saf f.sn s:s H. so::. Ssss
We:eh, ]. Frans Heck. jaS.es e. Jacobs,
william G. Pun.fiee. Robert u. Humbcr,
Hsn9: ,n y .y asc xsrs'fG .ss H.
edvaris, y. Nelson. \. v. Cory. Oscar
Allen. james Ryan. scott Mcl'o.aid: II. +.
NcElrUy. Jh0u1as Cuxick, Lee W. Fssier.
5: ssss H Ii% ss.s. r. ; s.%,,. a ta Eli; H.
Carils. Charles W.Cannon, Hiram Knowles.
Ge0exe Woodw0sih, Philip s'oniOy: William
rlnkham. Henry Jonn~. O'en Emerson.
lana Tsfsisesy: csiee l.. irvios, i'ioSaie
Judge Of silver Row county. Montana Ter.
Sitosy. and the City Of Suite defendants.
You are hereby required tn appear IN Oh
ramed plaintiff. IN the isi.,r:r, Couri 81
the second Judicial District Of the Territory
IT Montana, In sn.i t0e the County 0s silver
0ow. and to answer the complaint fllssl
therein, within ten days te1clusive Ut the
this summons. u served within this county;
CT. II served out OF this county. bat In this
district. within twenty doyx; otherwise
x Vii Se a. n ss:: ycs 81 - 5
prayer Ut said complaint.
The said action n brspuxht To rec0ve: the
poaee9al ~ Of the following slexcStlse(l pgentl-
withheld 7io,s plaintiff: siiuaies IN summit
Valley mining district. silver bow cnun!y.
Montana 1srrttory. lo-wit: The stephens
quartz losle mining claim: lot No: ~, en-
tsi.iss ocsss Of . S or ,s.s and
oounsled and described with magnetic
variations At ~ L. - follows. tO-wl': IL.
= S "cSSS !" ~: ~,.,sS' n. ~ In ,no.,,.i
- "sosss @S;ss. ~: -. r....,.ss.,, ~.
.s. sto ~ - S.s.s y. t a.. ~ :"
49, =. - ~ - a. ,.,..... -, ~:
- a.; . .t..u h.s. "S ~ ~: = -, 81,
.Ssss. ~. ~ ~ ~ s".... 49,, 49, -. r.. W
20 -: ~ 800 ~. = ..',s:, S.".r, ,.i.sri
= -: n 80 81 = .ss.s.rS. s,r NJ s.,..s '..,
~. p. ~ .,.:..s,, ,,:.s..S~ ~ t.,.s ,.,-u
.isc ~ ~ :: 49, ~, 80 ,,rn,,ii.. sfns,"
HUN ,rei's. ~ !" .i.c ~'.rk"i y" - "a - IN
ss ~ H.s..,o &C.,. sss -. :: ~, go -.
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BUTTE. n. T., Dec. -, 1852.
The following are the wholesale
prices paid by merchants and hotel
keepers for the commodities enunler-
ated, delivered from the wagon.
Price list carefully corrected every.
Flour Ruby Valley, xxx, ss.5o
Nill Creek, xxxx, ss.so
percwt.
Mill Greek, New Process. $500.
Gallatin, s. 10 per cwt.
Union Mills, New Process, Cream
Of the Valley, $40
Ruby Valley, new prOcess) ] I'm
Union Mills XXXX Snow flake.
)l.M'.
Utah Common, $3.50
Utah Choice, $3.50.
Graham, $500.
Wheat Per H., ?! Cts, fair aen'ane.
Oats, 892l
Butter, per H., Asa 50 cts.
Eggz, per dozen, 4O" . cts.
Corn Meal, SC.
Beef, CARCASS, B cts.
Beets, b cts. per IL.
Hay per ton, ~ jOC. IS.
Bailed Hay, per ton, $50, >.
Cheese, 70. 3 cts.
Barley, $:s.335@ $50 per cwt.
Dried beans, Montana, : cts.
Mutton, Z cts.
Pork, dressed, II cts. per Ii.
Veal, 10 cts. Per ID:
Chickens, s. q $50 per saoz-i.
Wood, s. e. $50.
Rutabaxas, T. cts. per IL.
Potatoes, 81. 5DGSl.75 + cw:.
Sausage, Is cts. per ID.
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court IF tic Second Judi
ciai District OF the Territory OF A''ntana, in
James 4. Murray, plaintiff: v: Charles
r. Hee,i. and l3eoree II. Casey. and Patrick
I. Rrnuhy tOinx business under TIE nrnl
name aud style Of Casey 1 BrOr:iy, drf.si-
Tne people OF the Territory 0f Montana
send ereeling to Charles + Reed. ami
George ii. Casey. Ard Patrick ]. Droliy.
Casey REoEHx !, :1e;sn s,,;.:, =, .,,.sr
Above nauoei pl ,iEtiH. In the Distrtct CouIt
MI the second Judicial District OF the Terri
tory Of Montana, In and for the C:unts ~
0llves bow, ana II answer the complain!
nie,l therstl,. within ten days exclusive Of
ne dsy III service) after the service IN you
nj thiS SUMMONS, II served Within this
cf,unty : Or, II served out ut this county. bot
in this district. within tw MY days: other
s'se Within forsy days; or Judgment oy ae,
Ia the prayer az said cOmplalot.
The saisi action IL bvsSIxht to obtain .le.
cfee Of this court f;'r the fSFec'oeure OF
esrtain M ,Eegase describe! N tne cont
nlaint h<l elm, ard the same mortgage exc.
cutej by Charles r. Reed, on the lst day Of
Jnne. 4. u. 1859. 10 secure the payment ~ .
certain pronl:asosy note, ma1e ~ Chsrlcs
r. Red fer the SOM Ut S:sM.t0. due Sep
ss@ber sse.3d. lsss. bearing Mse!ct ~, =. . s1S
raid. ana the lien III Howard Seoste. "a.
rr,"ei 3. PaST,s, and E. N. Trask, ~ the
Montana Lnmber Co.. and BY them void
AMI assigned r. this plaintiff ftr the SOM o.
sss. u: sos 6ait;irs @atest:! 'us n.r, oy
which moro fully appears ~ reference TO
platnei0e eosnpiainl on file herein ana Ior
s.o1f0 Of suit and attorneys fees. Thae me
following described premises xituates lying
~ hein4 In the County 0( SILVER bow
TesriSosy Of Montana. to-.it: Lot 80: two
is.j in block 10. ten tiO) of Noyes Cpe3n's
k1ilTuaal addition N the town ~ Hutte.
Iootana Tertiary. with the building there
m. ma known as the Depot 6ctel together
Win oll he rights. privileges. and appur-
tsnasees thcreunto bel ongtnx os usually
fhereo( Be- applied to the payment. nsst:
n ~ expenses Of sale and costs OF suit and
attorneys fees. second. to the satisiectt0o
a lain i6s demand, anil In case eatd pro.
&c D. are not sufllejent then to obtain an
e.eea:!9n sos any Sseefs" :e. '1e1 RI and
IN Derooas claiming BY. " thr uxh 0r NJ.
ar Kin msy - eeIrel and loreclO:ed Of
I'M riGi1t. lite. eaaim, LIEN eQaiey Of reSismI-
Non oal intssest In seid u!oetgaeed premi-
-. and az Other AMI further !e!ie!:
Ar yoa a. sessey 9esadee snsi sint -
sSovo 1squiTsd, the said plaintiff wi!l e:se
\ slef1alt o. Ainse You and epp!y 70 tne
coare ~ ~ relief demanded ID the payer
a. Dlainti6b eomplaine. -,
otvsa nndeE ny h:Sd - p ~, ne s 49, %
District Of the Tes5itusy Of Mon
i9eall teua, in and lps The county Of 6lI-
vef How, this I'D day Of Novem.
bs5. in tlse year q oar Lcrd one
thoussnd eight hundssd and esnsS'
s,<..a NC GEO ". IRVINE. II: G. rk.
N CmAs. q. wAnKEx. Ieyuty Cl:rk:
=. u. NPRER, Airy eOS Pl'0. lta1oe5w
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The N;s.owliam says: Inquiry -
to the state At our smallpox cases
develops the fact that but one patient
Is nox in the pest-hOuse-Tonl Gal
la9ler-and he will he discharged a.
cured next saturday. The cases have
developed . strange fatality during
the past week. Mrs. Scwarl, FORM
erly Of Butte, who was taken down
last week. died on the 18th. and on
the morning Of the :lst, Fred Levas-
seur, q nephew Of Clissts I.evaseeur,
also succuinbed to the rigor Of the
disease. On Monday morning the
twO-year-Ol.l child who was sick I'M
der Masonic Hall, also died, making
the third fatality within three days
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fma ~ DAILY q 1sasax.
SI8AN00 DlAAp91AlAnnn
susp'cioos a llnrdse, or that tn
Victim has beo0 Druarod
and Robbed.

On The 2lth instant Psul f. ~,
came Into the city with a 1eom vhi.A
he put up ut Cars stable on i.o~s,
ss," ssIeet. ac va about the stable
sacn t!ey until the 18th instant. vhen
ne paad hi boll and annoaneed IN
lntentSo0 Of going home that ~. ma
Vent up the street after PAYING M
osA ana DID not return to the atsl,le.
ieseert1ay Mr.. Carr became alaFmeti
y nss no0-appeoJance aud repoe1ed
tne case 20 the City Marshall, vho NJ
once Instituted . search for the lniee.
Ing man. Very little was leorne6 of
his movements during the dav. hs,t
. man Wa found who stafe.al fs,.t ne
l::D .. M, ON the morning Of ma
:'th, be va: walking VITA Bean
dawn wyoming street, and that
when they reached the corner Of Ca
lena street Bean stepped into M
yard connected with Naleam'. nm.
occupied building Oh that Con nsr
After waiting . lew ,ninut.z n.
Mean to come out, he went l,s1.k Of
the building to look f.: him but
found nothing Of him, concluded ne
had ''given him the sl,ake'' and
came away. This was tile 1t seen
Of Bean. The lnissing man. h q
rancher tn Jefferson valley, near
Twin bridges. distance 81
about Is miles from this city, aud he
has made regular trips 10 Butte
with vegetables and other products
Of the ranch for two years pest. He
b we'll Known In the city and bears
the rel utstiOn Of being . strictly
temperate man, Of iron nerve and
more than average intelligence. He
IL known ID have had on his person
between $500 aud 500, and - his
finances were In . healthy condition
and no motive h known which
would induce him 10 slscond. the
most natural theory Of hin disappear
ance seems to be that he hes been
foully dealt with. The vicinity Of
Nadeaus building where he wal last
seen has been thoroughly searched.
ThOse who know the man aay that
he always carried . revolver and that
no rObber could get away with his
money without . struggle. Had
there been any kind Of . struggle
the exhaustive search which has been
made BY the. police would probably
have disclosed some trace Of It, which
would lead to . clue to the crime.
Others ny that although . temperate
man, he S0snetinses drank In modern
ton, and that the most plausible
theory Is that he ha0 been lleeoyed
into some deod6all and dooed % heav-
lily, for purposes ofrobbeFy, that he has
either been killed by the drug and
his body concealed, or It has made
hian sick and he has been unable to
leave the place. The officials are
thoroughly interested In the case
and are earnestly working to unTavel
the mystery. Every place In the
city where such = disappeayance
could possibly 0ecur will be thorough
" searched, and NO stone will be leit
unturned to lind the missing man.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-30

Egg ars worth @l.s6 per dosen It
Benton.
. The ls:, II: .! Eap''eopa' basar"t A's'oo-
The citizens Of Benton are making
up purse for the arrest Of Hunts
murderer.
Min Birdie Damon hes fairly cap
tured Helena with her elocuttooaIy
entertainments.
The Miles City Masonic lodge,
which was organized In 1880, has
just received it, charter.
The Catholic fair ut Helena II prov
ing . brilliant success, the receiyts
netting about >jo0 per night.
The n. p. r. r. 60. offer $40 re-
ward for the apprehension Of H inner
y. Aichaels, their aLsconding express
messenger.
Black Weasel's camp Of Piegans,
who are camped near the Goose Bill,
on the narias. promise to be more
careful about the cattle they kin in
the future.
Clark City he's organized . vigilance
committee, for projection aGainst
thieves and bunglan. Seven hard
eiti1ens have skipped In response to
. 37.7 notification.
Andrew Ferguson being Of . spees,-
lative turn Of mine, borrowed . team
and wagon Of Radefsbury, and drove
to Helena, where he sold the outfit
for el25. Ferguson Was Arrested.
The Record says that after the In
dian reservation h open for settle
ment Choeeau will come 70 the front
- mining eounty. The Bear Paw,
Little Rocky, and Sweet Grass SEC
tions will make big mining camps.
Past Grand Master Moses Morris,
Of Morning Star Lodge, A. F. 4 A.
n, Of Helena, WsD presented nth
IN elegant jewel Of the Office he bad
% ably illled. on the occasion Of the
installation Of his successor last Sat
urday evening.
Peter Hansen was instantly killed
last Saturday by . mass Of rock, from
the roof Of the 0ullen tunnel, falling
on him. Deceased was 6Wede, cra
N0rwei9an, and Was about . years
Old. II not known whether he has
relatives In the Territory or nat.
The relatives Of Seymour Noble In
Helena would like to hear some in
telligence Of him. He left ReedsfoFt,
Montana, September I'D. for Mlltn4S,
and when within 3 miles Of Billin&s
III. :.-m r.; him, aud he returned to
keesis!.,ri. lie then started for BIZ
lin9s on foot, aud has not been heard
from since.
A miner who has just returned
form the Ciarke's Fork mine speaks
In high terms Of the mines there, but
says the wealthy holders Of mining
property. such Is Jay Gould. CALI
1osnia Mining Company, English
Syndicate, ETC., are postpontng
Developments, until they can freeze
out the more needy miners and thus
obtain monopoly.
The Aissossl;aa gives the following
bit Of advice 20 . man it, editor saw
stealing wood from . neighbor's
wood pile early one morning recently.
Drink len bug juice and buy your
wood. The price ola few stack In .
small game would purchase enough
Wood to last . period Of time. 1t
looks bod 10 b seen stealing wood.
It b very poor style. 1t Is against
the law.
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Oboeouies Of Jacob Xenck.

The funeral OF the late Jacob kenck
took place on Sunday, 9th instant.
The funeral was under the auspices
Of the Gesang Verein Harn!oria. the
,nen,l,ens Of which attended In .
body. The procession Was headed BY
tI,e Helena Cornet Band, Of which
the deceased WA member. Al TWO
O'Clock the remains were removed
from the family residence to the
Catholic church, where the funeral
services were held. The procession
which followed the remains to the
cemetery was the largest ever known
in Helena. It l,eing almost mile In
length. The large attendance was .
fitting token Of the high regar.i In
which the deceased WAS held.-He'c-
ws Independent.
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rents, issess asa psoass q satd pssn.iscs
ooove saassd; aaA ihe costs q this 6etton.
fhil 10 o0So0r ana answer satd eo0plsimt
- oAove Eoo0uU1 ~ satd p)0tnei0b Vtll
tahe do1eats eGajess yo1 ga apply lotAe
eoost 1u1 The relief demanded In The prayer
q p1Ainel3s complaint
Given under my hand aud the
Seal Of the District Court Of The
Sec nd District Of the Terri
49, tory Of 0onto0A. In and Tor tie
TIA eOunty a UilVo1 00W ,ehIo 3lse day a
(~\ Jay. In The yeo1 q cur Logd one
tho0s0Dd eight hundred and eighty
GEO. ". IRWIN, H.. Ckrk.
960QDV4W
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m lUNORIAA.
Reflections Upon the Olo0o Of .
Brief but Brilliant Career.

DlED-On Wednesday, the 9TH inst,
1t the Office on Poverty Pinnacle,
from general e,saswsia, The Daily
Labor IMi0n, infant child of-ltG
Hard to Tell--axeh three weeks.
Fuuessl from the Sherin's ol1ice.
There h white hatchment over
the portal and . long streamef q
snowy white, torn from . borrowed
shirt, BY enc Of the editors, trails
from the silver bell-pull OF the lsioS
ONCE, like aim Of glsastly morning
mist. We know that grim death,
pensouitied In the sheriff, hath
knocked 1t the once sacred sanctunl,
Yea. he hath entered and departed,
and let nOught behind save
. slip Of paper ON the door:
to remind the sorrowing ''parients"
Of his COMING aud his going. The
good dame Thomas, mother Of the
tender mursling and the ls6n'-slOOcd
waif. ben.is In sl,l,s and silence. over
the csssket and innprints . mingled
kia. Of sorrOw and strong breath, ~.
on the parian brow of the peerless
clerub lying cold In death. while
hitter tesrs III anguish Wild, wrung
from the very fountains Of her br,,is.
esi life, fall like drops eH Molten lead
l,n,n his ,l:sslOextl sllirt-irOnt. Kind
friend. IT roster days, arrange them
s.lvs,. around the caskct, and deck
the same will, sprays "f mint and
vcx the la,,ll,ient midnight mir with
mur,nuringx alcoholic. wherewith
are blcnt l.slsallir 'xlOr~. Of the
CartlaN;oM.
but the laAl,s,. whose tr!seil'era! ex"
ixtence leesl.stl rich With ut YAK
takes" H. not there, for its spirit main
winged flight through s'ern lean "l'sce
To the unknown beyond, where print.
era work E,r .I"thing and :ile wicked
ARE ut rest. And Though the golden
ln,wl lie brOkcn AMI the silver corst
liz. l.x.esl." yea even though the
"i:nnuck'' and the Utah Htn'-ssN'.
and the s..issors and tire ls,ste PIT "
still there, yet shall not the child
awake. Such !. life ON the far from
tier. and the winter winds may blow.
the rains Of spring descend and the
mountain pans ies bloom. yet lie for
!. ms girls " and the - Hos,4l'U from
Utah. will mever-all never-be what
II was. ere l,al,y died and the corpora
ton cr,sher busted. Put mecca.
sin. on gentle reader, and tread
softly. ~
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A band Of horse Thieves ~ 1.,se =,
~,i In camp 1t Or near BACK 8"''e !"
the Belt mountains.
Among the new enterprise ~ sJk
1000 M Iilliues are . jOantstocN
So"lcn factory, n,.sst packing sos.,.
NM. and = tsnnesy. oil 90 . 's'Se
scale.
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Marx w. Musgrovc, formerly of
this city, 10 now pubDi:htne the
K1,otsMG; Cbwricr, ut Rathburn'
Idaho.
Mis- Ellen p. Clarke, Superintend,,
ont at Public schools for Lewis anu
s:lsrke county, arrived In the city
xe,1er1lay, and b the guest Of An.
S1ist..n Fl. Moore, 40 EasG Bruadway.
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MARRIED.

TuAW---CRRKEL..A the n. T.. Parx0a.
oee, In Butte, December - lst., By Rev.
J.. SAY GaSvln, Albert Z. T0aw and
Katie Cfekel were united In nlaSrINONy.
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For Rent.

Two storcs on Upper Main street, just
anath a. Centerville. c. u. KEssL e.:
decz3evtf Clear Grit Mine.