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The Evening critic., 1882-10-18
7 T. CoLDwELJ Real Bstate Auctioneer.
TRusTEEssALE OF A Two-sroRy FRAME

DWELLING, NO, GIL q 81. y. W.
by virtue Of deed of trust. dated September II ,
A. ID. 1874, duly recorded In Lihcr No. i5s, -.
Folio 2i2, one of the land records for tile Dis f'd
trict of Columbia, and at tho request OF the tl.u
party secured thereby, shall sell nj public huc-
ton, In front OF the premises on Tuesday October
2i lss2, ut 1890 o'clock y. m all that piece or par
Gel of ground situate In the city OF Washington, ID.
c., known the west half Of lot numbered seven-
teen %, In square numbered four hundred and
fOrty.seven (il7), fronting flfeen 10 feet three
(3) Inches on north 0 street by u depth Of one
hundred uOO) feet, together with the Improve
ments, &c
Terms $500 ard expenses Of sale in cash. and
the balance at six, twelve and eighteen months,
with interest secured by deed of trust ON the
property sold 500 deposit and all conveyancing
and recording at purchasers cost; terms to be
compiled with in seven days.
BRAINAIlD II. WARNER,
ncIa-and Trugtpp.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-18
Io.r.ov C,uh uac..

The annual meeting OF the National Jockey
Club begins at tho National Fair Grounds next
Tuesday and promises tho liyellost sport on.
joyed here for years. Many leading horses
wlll participate. The races Will be started at
i o'clock sharp each day.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-18
THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TEpM-Chier Justice
Cartier and Justices Cox and James,-Pough
va. Davis; argument concluded and cause sub
mitted. Keyser ve. shepherd; on hearing.
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Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE uNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY. BEING LOTS 81 AND
80, IN SQUA RE 714, FRONTING ON FOURTH
ST. N. H., BETWEEN X AND Il STREETS.
BY virtue of a certain deed OF trust dated De-
cember l, 1871 and recorded In Liber No. $50,
Folio 19s. of the Land Records of the District Of
Columbia, and at the request Of the party secured
thereby, we will on Saturday, the 2lst day OF Oc.
tober A. d. 1872, at 1880 o'clock y. M, In front or
the premises, oner for sale at public auction the
following real estate, situate In the city
of Washington and District of Columbia TO wit:
Lots numbered thlrty-two (S2) and thrty.three
(33), in recorded subdivision OF square numbered
seven hundred and seventy-four (77) being de-
scribed by metes ana bounds as follows: Beginning
thirty.two 1922, and running thence south forty
(9O) feet thence north forty-one (it) feet eleven
nches thence east ninety (0) feet to the place OF
beginning.
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the deed Of trust
are as follows The amount Of Indebtedness Sc
cured by this detd of trust unpaid with the ex-
ponscs OF sale in cash, and the balance In six and
Twelve months, for which the note of the pur-
chaser. bearing Interest from the day OF sale and
secured by deed of trust on the property sold,
shall be taken. deposit of one hundred (.Q0)
dollars shall be required of the purchaser Mt the
time OF sale. All conveynnclng and recording at
purchasers cost. If the terms OF sale not
complied with in seven days nom time of sale,
the trustees will resell at the risk and cost of the
B. II. WARNER,
GEO. W, STICKNEY.
ocl0-dSds Trustees.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-18
Prigg's JeweIry store speciaItics.

Hot Spring crystals In diamond settings;
gold nlled iewelry copied from solid, and
warranted i've years. perlscoplc eye glasses
81. db7 Pennsylvania avenue.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-18
FINANCIAL,
To.day,s stock quotations.

The following observations Of the transac.
tions In the financial market to-day, together
with opening and closing quotations, are fur
nished by the clearinghouse OF II. d. Cooke,
jr., x Co., 1920 street. Washington, d. o.:
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pY DuNcANsoN Dnos., Auctioneers.

TRusTEEs SALE OF PROPERTY ON
TWENTY SECOND STREET, BETWEEN
VIRGINIA AVE. AND i SIS. NJ W.
by virtue Of a deed Of trust, duly recorded in
Liber sol, Folio $40, ct seq of the land records
ofthe District of Columbia, viii sell at public
auction on THURSDAY OCTOBER y, A. D., 1852,
at o'clock D. m In front Of the premises all that
certain piece or parcel of ground sitnate, lying
and being In the city OF washington, plstrict u
Columbia, and known and described on the ground
plat or plan thereof Ms part of lot numbered nine
l9), In square numbered eghiy:one tsll, being me
southern 20 feet front of said lot by depth OF one
hundred and forty-four feet, and moro fully de.
scribed in Baid trust, together with on the ease
.ments, hefediinments aud nppurtenancef 70 the
same belonging OF in anyvise appertainlng.
Terms one-tliird CASH balance IN and IL NOR ths
notes TO bear interest, TO be secured By deed OF
trust, or ali cash, at purohAaer's option. Terms
10 be complied with In days, otllerwlse trustee
reserves right to resell nj risk and cost OF deian
ing purchasers A deposit OF siO0 required at sale
Conveynncing, &c at purchasers cost.
a. THOMAS BRADLEY,
oci2-lL17-lS Trustee.
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H. II, Minint
Go 10 ChnndIer's,

507 Market Space, and SEQ what he can do for
you In the way OF bargains IN dry aud fancy
goods, His prices are lower than any place IN
town.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-18
EAST WASHINGTON.

Tho co1ored man who went about represent.
ing himself as agent for n mythical lottery
company, known as tho Union Lottery Com.
some time ago, has again turned up in East
Washington fhis time he told an old white
man that he had drawn two-st)ry brick
house, and after letting his dupe select tho
style Of architecture ho wanted, and other do
tails, asked him for So with which to pay for
the necessary drawings. The old man OBJ.
to cali again; which he has failed TO do.
Anacostla Tent, No. 13S, 1. o. H., held It's
regular weekly meeting In Masonic Hall, Ana
costa, last evening. Quite number OF visit.
Ing members were present and enjoyed tho
varied programme.
The gun belonging TO the two young Cor
mans who were found In tho Eastern Branch
a few days ago has not been found yet. y Is
and assist In establishing the fact that the
young men were tho victims of foul play
should II be recovered.
The East Washington women's Christian
Temperance Union Will hold meeting at
1870 o'clock tomorrow evening In tho Sea-
mans Retreat, TIA l. street southeast. Tho
programme VIII include music, recitatlons,
etc.
ball will talto place at Washington Hall to-
night, given by q social circle OF young men
and ladies'. Dancing Will continue until early
morning.
report reached hero from Prince Georges
County, Nd, this morning, that out OF family
OF eight persons living there, fivo OF them arc
lying seriously Ill with diphthoria.
A now lodge of Good Templars will meet
hereafter in McCauley's Hall every Tuesday
evening. II is understood tho name of this
organization is Perseverance Lodge, and that
/ II previously held meetings I'm the central por-
tion OF the city. The meeting last evening
was well attended and Interesting.
East Washington business Notes.
II you want the purest and best liquors, in.
cluding sparkling port ahd sherry wines, visit
the commodious grocery establishments OF
Mcssrs. Dcllwig & McCauloy, 300 Pennsylvania
avenue east and corner Of Second and @ streets
northeast.
Birds, ducks and other game are plentiful IN
the marshes and country contiguous 10 Wash
ington; therefore,. II you have gun, ''go
cunning" II It is broken, take Il to Mr.. VIII.
you are unfortunate, and should at once pur.
chase ono from wagners, 207l1 Pennsylvania 4
avenue east, where full assortment is kept
Now Is the season to get in your paror and
bedchamber heaters. Inspect the large stock
at Mr.. NJ. B. Marches, 223 Pennsylvania ave
enuo east, where you can ind variety and
| prices to suit.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-18
AUCTION SALES.

DY THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.
BY VIRTUE OF two deeds Of trust, dated 49,,
August % 1850 recorded liber $50, folio sgandWI8
written request Of the party secured, will sell at
public auction in front Of the premises, on Thurs
day, October 20, lss2 Rt O'Clock d. M, lots six
and seven In Harkncss subdiyiAlon of square
to be paid at time Of sale.
..,o II. $. CUMMINGS,
The Evening critic., 1882-10-18
CIGARS AND TOBAOOO.

The best quality of Cigars and Tobacco In
Wholesale and Retail Quantities can be bought at
G. B0YER'S Emporium, 81 Al 81. S. W.
A Specially Is made OF keeping the best brands
The Evening critic., 1882-10-18
GUNS! GUNSl! GUNSI!!

The Reinforced. .Breech Diana" Gun. A vast
Improvement. Absolutely safe, Winner in all
All guns warranted. My long experience is a
guarantee Of satisfaction, WM. WAGNER, Gun
Hnl oc2
The Evening critic., 1882-10-18
NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUB
FALL MEETING.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER "a.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 80.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27.
Five Races Each Day, one Of which
will be Steeplechase.
Improper Characters will Positively be
Excluded.

8i' The Baltimore d Ohio Railroad Company
will run special trains to the track race days,
and return trains viii be in waiting at the term-
nation OF each days racing. Round'trlp tickets,
10 cents.
THE FIRST RACE WILL BE STARTED
PROMPTLY AT ONE O'CLOCK,
The Evening critic., 1882-10-18
STOVES

STOVESl Stoves
Largest best selected and most complete stock
IN East Washington, at the lowest figures
HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, q full line. Roof
ing, Guttering, Repairing, eic.
w MI b. NdARSEi97
223 Pennsylvania avenue, Capitol HUI
The Evening critic., 1882-10-18

GOAL AND WOOD,
" Carefully Selected tor Family Use, ut
Bottom Prices
East Washington Coal and Wood Yard,
II. l., SIMPSON, JR.,
oc3Im go peDna. ave. \. @.
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F, sTEINLE's CONFEOTIONERY,

No. IlO PENNA. AVENUE EAST.
ESTABLISHED 1881, ON CAPITOL HILL.
am filliDg up my store with ihe finest French
and American Candles for the Fall, and i Will
always during the Winter keep on hand the best
Candles and Cakes. Ny Philadelphia Caramels
OF different ilavors are the best In the market.
Ice Cream and Water Ice always ON hand We'd
dngs and Parties furnished al short notice.
Please give me a call
The Evening critic., 1882-10-18
SEASON OF l982-93.

PnOFS. BIRMINGHAM AND GoLWAS:
Fashionable Dancing Academy at Washington
Hall, Glasses for children ana Adults nom q TO
y. m. Reunions Mondays ana thursdays nom
until 1880 p m,
The Evening critic., 1882-10-18
GIVEN AWAY.

China, Crockery and glassware to purchasers of
Tea and Cotee. ENTERPRISE TEA CO, Red
Front cor. 4th and Penn, ave. east Best Old Gov
ment Java, sc. pound.
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~EEP w RIM

z \
The most complete and largest stock of fSTOVES
and PA RLOR HEATERS IN East Washington.
Housoiurnishing Goods and Tinware ut Cheapest
MI NJ, il. FLYNN, 0Ga Penna. Ave. s.E.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-18
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oc13.eod
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-21
Land League.

The Butte branch of the Land League
has proven itself one Of the most cner-
gctic and thoroughly organized in the
country. Their contributions to- tn.
cause are always prompt and Mnl,l-
tiful.
The Helena branch il now having Il
revival AMI h:,. decided IT, hold Il public.
mectin on Saturday cveningmcxt, Jan
uary, 3lst, ut Harmonic Hall, ut half
iu,<t seven O'clock.
The independent If the 18th says that
tic Object Of the meeting will be to cx-
plain t" The genera! l'u''lic the aims AMI
purposes Of the Land I.ta.urin Ireland
and its auxiliary branches in this
country. Hon. f.. ". Tuolc, Col. 4.
NJ. Voolfolk, L. s. Marshal Bntkin,
Hon. W. r.. Cullen. and several Others
will make addresses. Col. J. G.. Rir;,-
arlst'n, Of Chicago, who has lrlid great
attention t" the subject, will address the
meeting "n behalf Uf the Land League
and will also r,sitc II poem appropriate
to the occasion. Revelations will lie
given ly Miss Helen HusS!y, ami vocal
selections hy Miss i.c"llor:, Pearson ans!
Il male .;;,artcttc.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-21
Railway Notes.

.Atn'ut two hundred graders of the
C%ah and Northern road are Ut work in
Silver how canyon.
Betwccn fifteen and twenty Northern,
Pacific gra'lcrs arr cncamped in Silver
Bow canyon. 1t is stated that the North
ern Pacific company Is not doing any
work at present in the canyon or on the
Hump.
The people IT Madison county are
lo"king forward to great Increase in
their mining and material industries
during the current year. They expect
great things frunI the Montana railway
company.
Levi q. Leonard, one ui the Union
Pacific bill clerks, went east to Chey-
eynnc the other day, and it now tr,.,ls-
pirss, says the Pilot, that the object of
his visit there was to get married. Cards
have been received announcing his mar
riage with Miss Sarah May Beers.
The Ogden Pint says that conductors
on the Union Pacific now prefer not to
get the cnligrant run. They don't think
the -lxrkled scOurgc good company.
The Utah and Northern took soutl,
Tuesday from Butte one car of black
copper and from Dillon one cur of bull
lion.
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The Building Area.

The tendency Of business is ,a"i';' an
westward. The unusual activit: ~ an''
around the L. 4 \. terminus $i,"w'
that The. building IMn,,,, has not r'laA,';
business houses going up all over thu
southern part of I'll" city promises 'h";
the centre Of population in Butte, il ~"
the centre "f business, will >.nm M ia:
t" the south III its present l'"'ati"m. The
boundaries "f the building are. just ~
present seem to IM' Montana street on
the west, ami IL north and >"uil, lin,
through the L. X y. depot on the east
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Hospital Notes.

There arr thirty-threc inmates now il,
the Sisters Hospital, the largest mum
lrr ut any one time since it, foundation.
Vi these, about fifteen arr county ls..
tjcnt~.
W. II. Blackburn is fast recovering
from the effects of the injurit.. received
from his fall . few days aa,u.
+. Ephraim, Esq, was yeeorr'iny a.l-
m'ittcrl to the Sisters' Hospital.
An unknown Italian. who has Ispn
in the cmplo. n'ent II the Lexington
company. WAS Revived into the Sisters
Hospital yesterday, suffering from u
mashed finger. While lifting some tim
lcrs in the mine the thirl. finger IT his
hand WAS badly crushed and torn.
though no bs'nc~ were broken.
Mark W. Gates has lxrn m inmate of
the Miners Hospital f'r some days, suf-
kriny with mild attack 1T .ie,,m.ntia.
David A>l~r:.:,-t, wonl chopper, WAS
received int" the Miners Hospital ye..-
trr'iay. suffering with "rchitis. .AslO,-
g''>t lsa~ not bs~n in the country long.
having come up from, Ogden some
month or two agU.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. r.. +. lIu!alliSki is back from, o.,
den.
Dr. JUl,il>On was welcomed hnn,e yes
tcrtlay by his many friends.
Mr.. ". II. Dewitt has returned from
Helena, where he has been Attending
the Supreme Court.
Miss I.in,-,!, has returned from deer
Lodge.
Thsr>. L.. Napt"n, Est. was delayed
in Helena Yesterday hy Temporary sick
ness.
Judge Knowles has returned from!
Hcltl.:, tO Deer Lodge.
Among the latest arrivals ut the Cen
tcn1fial Hotel are: 4. NJ. scott, Heller: :;
\. =. Stevens, deer LMi..c Valley; T..
w. ("rl,an, MalIan Tunnel: VIM. Hav-
cr>tnck, Birmingham, Iowa.
Among the latest arrivals ut the st.
Nicholas Hotel arc: Charles Bergman
and Cecilia l.aplant, Nevada; Mrs. DAILY
and H. W. Taylor, Tllsear,ra. Il. W.
Layton, Virginia City; =. Whitesidc,
Helena: l.. T.. AtchisOn, Phililsbury;
J. N. Nathan, San Francisco.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-21
A Wanderer Wanted.

E'tHDr Nin"r:
DEAR SiE.-l have i,,n ii.i.nn"d
tina; there j. ii l"r>,,n t'y ,iu. n:.. g.
Muir w"rHiny in tic mines il, Eui,.
City. Siv brother, Austin Muir. q"
New Jerk. left hcmr more than twenty
Years ago, wen, ~ N,"na:,a first, alr.
that 10 Nevada: III" last
'n:sri from him Was whit" !,
was 1T the latter l,.;"" r;sIu Year
ago. Thinking l." might iu>: rclur'.c.!
I" M"ntaiEi~ ! send this letter, :.>;,i!'.
you as :; yr.;!, 'av~r i" inquire Of ls'n i
the mines or amy other place ar"u,H
there. !;y doing this, you will receive
the earnest thanks Ui Il I,uti,.r "n'.
sisters. who are il sorrow III his '"i:" l.,
Scl'r" nm'! ~il,nrc. Yours traIy,
Mrs. EI.!ZAiIrH TArr;>.
Port Richmond. Staten l>!aud. -"
York.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-21
From P1bdoyt Daily.
An Anxious Inquirer.

A letter was received yesterday BY
handsome and popular young merchan
in this city, which reveals deplorao''
state of affairs in what Is generally sup
posed to be the prosperous city OF st
Louis. 1t seems that this young gentle
mon is known to his lady friends a
"my dear Bobby" for that Is the way
the letter begins. 1t r. from young
and APPARENTLY intelligent woman, who
wishes to come West and make her own
way in the world. Nothing Is said about
growing up with tho country; indeed the
writer is already pretty well up in many
things, and quite able to take advantage
Of an opening. Her name is Valentine
| Vanovienne Brown, and she 10 an adept
ut asking questions. Bobby has not
vet made up his mind what to write, 80
few suggestions may not t'e inalprs-
pirate.
The fair Valentine, first Of all la
l,Ors under Il great mistake in sup
posing that there Is denrth OF
Of the fair sex in Butte. She has prob
ably been rpatlin. ''rhc Two Men of
sandy Bar" and 1.-The Outcast- of
Poker Flat both Of which vcraci"lis
histories of western life in mining
camp describe l'etticoat rs curiosity.
such il not the case in Butte. on the
contrary the fair sex here hold the whip
hand and rule the roast. 80 Valentine
would not create Il sensation simply Ivy
a display Of crincIine.
Again, the fair Valentine pr"ft..ses her
willingness and ability t" teach school,
ar give music lcssons, or go out a* Il gov
crne~s, or act IA houseket.pcr to u quiet
elderly gentleman If domestic habits.
While there is an abundance Of music
and school teachers in Butte, there is Il
comparative scarcity OF the g'"u* gov
rrn.<s. II the worst came to worst it is
not likely that there would be- any |
tr"uh!. about finding the "!uiet, elder
~ gentleman of domestic habits" hut
we give Valentine fair warming that !
Bobby Is not the man.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-21

BY Rail TO the Yellowstone Park.
Incarceration of tho Montana Rail
way Company.

In pursuance Of u previously pull
lishell notice the incorpOrators IF tn
Montana Railway Company met q
Virginia City on Wednesday the Ist
isn't.
Books for subscription to the capita
stock were Immediately opened an
such prompt anil business-like step
taken :s to insure the successful pros
ecution Of the enterprise.
The incorporators are Henry Filing
Winthrop Raymond, Simeon h. Bu
ford, Thomas Deyarn,on and Henry ;
; Gilbert. \ sufficient amount of the
| stock was subscribed for to render Ger
! tain the ultimate completion Of . mar
row gauge railroad from some point OIL
the Utah 4 Northern ROAD to the Ma
tional Park. The exact route into the
Park which, will bc adopted. is not yet
decided upon. Several surveys will be
made and the one offering the greatest
promise will doubtless be chosen. One
p,,s>iblc route l.. l,y Virginia City and
along the Madison river. Another Is
via Gallatin ANA not tOuchin. Virginia.
We publish to-day in the MINER mt
tice Of the meeting Of the stockholders
tn he held on the DIST day Ut next month,
to eject officers and perfect the o.gani-
Z:ltiols.
A railway in the National Park is u
thing to le desired by the whole c"In-
try, and i. Of national interest. 1t will
s.,rely lr profitable if u<tr! for no other
purpose than the constant crowd OF vi*i-
tors t. that wonderful region.
1t is claimed that more than thrtr
thousand persons visited the park the
past season, and it is most likely that
ten times that number would 90 annual
" if they could get there by rail.
We wis! the new enterprise alMl nIant
success AMI congratulate the public on
lie apparently substantial and earnest
in the right direction.
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MORE IDAHO NOTES.
From Our Special Correspondent

JrN.TIrN. I. T.. Jan. II.
Eif;,or .Wmr:
gave a general outline in my las
letter "f my course through the l'es.uti
fMl lAmhi valley, ami mentioned sever
al mines in the Texas and adjoining di-
tricts whicI. arr ut present >l,"win. ul,
usual mineral wealth.
1t is impossible to convey to one wl't
has never seen it, the picturesque beauty
Of this region even in winter. Indeed, il
I may judge by my own experience dur
ing the past few weeks, there i. nothing
very formidable in al Idaho winter.
have just seem private letter from
Boise City in which it is stated that
there has I'ecn plenty Of snow Oh Burnt
and Snake rivers, but that it has l,ee,,
rather Il rarity throughout that country
generally. On December :Nh SNOW
was eight inches deep at Bellevue and
twelve inches deep at Ketchun. Sleigh
riding was INDUCED in ~ II luxury, 1T
five dollars nn hour.
1t is -;sil that Il valuable cv.l ledge
has l,ecn discovered near jordan Ranch,
claimed to in anthracite Of til" In>t quail
ity.
The Lady Stone mine is owned hv
Mcs~r<. Webb. Fattlr AMI Got,,lricl,, the
pr"prict"r< of the Valley House, in Dill
l"n.. The shaft is down about twenty
feet, ami Il lnrly If ore is said I" ln now
in sight, seven feet wide, and asS;,ying
from thirty I" one hundred and forty
ounces in silver and tl,irty-l~r cent lead
tO the ton.
There arr indeed u great many very
promising prospects in the adjoining
districts which l will mention more in
detail in my next letter. 1t is expected
that there will l'c four hundred miners
ut work in the spring, and that business
in general will liz corrt~ln'ntlingly live
~. LEMliI.
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Railroad Notes.

Building ut the l'tall \ Northern d.-
pot continues actively.
The Ctal, Il Northern carried S.,,,,l,
Monday from Mcir~c ci%h! cars Of Jul
lion. from Dillon one car of bullion,
from, Butte thirteen. ears .; matte ami
six ears Of ore.
The iri"i reports thai. among he shin =
nlent> east Monday l,y the Union Pa
| ciiir were nine cars Of bullion, two ears
Of matte and seven cars Of copper orc.
The Eureka .H"fimi states thai the
contract between the Central Pacific
Itailraa.l company and the Western
ni"n Telegraph company, D.: which
the last named corporation is entitled /"
the use 0f the raiIru:,.l wires on tn. IA
c!fic Coast, has lMvn Renewed for tci,
years from Jam. l. 1883. In addition to
u yearly lrsyn,cn; for lease "f the lines,
the telegraph company ar" /" rc'r'ir and
maintain them.
IT." Utah X Northern took north
Monday, according t" the Pint, for
kinna l. Jack, Butte, 1:,:'x, us Of hard
ware: Ha'la Co., Mclr'*c, four cars of
coke; :. Il. Huf"rl, Ei:gimi" City. 7.'xW
Hrs "; agricultural implements: Klein
schmidt :: Co., deer Lodge. ~ .",i' of
c"rl,g,; ':u,tr Hardware. Co., Butte,
G,:'v': '':> oi hardware; illcins,l,u.i.l, *
Co.,, Helena, ~ kegs If nails; J.. 6.
Fyhric 4 Co.. Dillon, 12O lm,xc. of
truckers; J. Car!i'c 4 Co., Butte. ~
key, OF syrup; Collins 4 Stevens, P"u-
tci!o, 4cars Of Thanksgiving outfit: Lex
ingt"n N. Co.. Butte, :: ears "f fire
brick and clay; smith X North, .Ari'n",
one car "f corn: Montana Lumber Co.,,
terminus. tw" ears rfr.:<: l.. W. Foster
4 Co., Butte, 3!:r' eases of oil; l.. y. !
Adams K Co.. Butte, Oacc,r nf hay.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-21
A View From Yankee Fork.

The I0"E.' E;wI U|rWf,i, l.lah"
says: The Bate MINER az Jam. l>t lE.-
many illilst ratiOnS of business houses.
mills, and other prominent buildings IT,
and about the Magic City of the noun
tains, together with Il vast amount ";
Information relating I" III" pr,sl,!c'-
and resources Of Montana. Ii j. Il bril-
liant edition. ami docs honor I" ,Ir
Territory.
The MuIlun Tunnel, NJ. r.. is the. FIRST
ever attempted I" l". run through ilI''
Rocky Mountain Range. !, is r>li:'rl-
ted that the tunnel e,.a,l!ri. will cost
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