The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-15

4EN0C. WEEKLY NooNoER.
WEDNESDAY, NARC1 y, 1o&
High water and suffering eootinue h
~ 6outh.
In csnseque.ee q thTeate1iRg )ettess
having been received BY the inspector
who arrested Mclean, the would-be
must5erey Of the Queen, the Windsos
police has been reinforced.
American Railway magnates are look
ing up new worlds to conquer. They
have taken Mexics', are encroashing
upon Central merica, and have now
attacked British Columbia. The bill re-
Gently introduced in the Victoria Legis-
latuse tells the rest of the story.
The Democratic County Committee Of
New York has denounced Kelley and
his Tammany associates for their alli-
anca.with the Republicans. Tammany
will stand the denunciation as long rs it
receives the offices which the Republi-
cans promise them for its treachery.
Judge Blatch takes the place
Conazling refused, and John Russell
Young, the gentleman whom General
Grant wanted as Minister to Mexico,
goes to China as Minister to that coun-
try. Judge Blatchford's nomination
settles the Associate Justiceship ques-
don and leaves both Conkling and Ed
montls in the field to worry Presidential
aspirants in 1854.
Parties who have standard silver dol
bars and who would observe the teach
inxs of the Lords Prayer, should not
tempt the Lnt5r Mountain with an offer
of the "tlishonest coins'' In payment for
advertising In or subscriptions for that
PAPER Its tender conscience expert
ences too much wear and tear in passing
the fraudulent currency" upon con-
6ding public.
The Inter M0unt0in, after hitting
President Arthur over the knuckles for
nominating Conkling ~ Associate JUS
dee, goes for the Great 6talwart after
the following fashion: "Conkling IL in
extremely lad odor, and the less public
attention he attracts just at this present
time the better it will be for his peace Of
mind.'~ After this threat We don't ex-
pect tn hear from Mr.. Conkling until
the wrath Of the Inter Mountain IL up
peased by something It can't now OBJ
tain.
Tie spirit Of utility IL indeed abroad
in.the land Most Of the buildings used
Tor the Centennial Exhibition ut PhiIa-
delphia, far from claiming from Phila-
lelphians special preservation owing to
their associations with the hundredth
anniversary of the nations birth, have
been sold from time to time Ito the
highest bidder" and are now scattered,
IL not Ito the four winds Of heaven" at
least to. two or three of them. One is a
Con~y Island hotel, others are hotels ut
Long Branch and Atlanta City, u num-
her ARE private summer residences, and
now the main structure is being taken
down, some If 1t to build stations along
the Pennsylvania Railroad, and the rest
for an iron mill in Pittsburgh. The art
gallery aud Horticultural Hall remain,
as they were intended for permanent
features Of Fair,AOnt Park.
Acknowledgement Brcw,t r has given
an opinion on cert lin questions affect
ing national hanks and their charters to
the Secretary oi the Treasury, in the
cOur>. y; which lie answers the follow
ing questions: ''Can national banking
associations oryanizu! under the act of
February -, Isis, amend their articles
of dissertation: ,s;cc section L! of this
act" which he answers ai1irMatively.
1T 80, c:.n associations so organized Tor
u period vi less than twc.,ty years from,
the date Of the act under the terms Of
ses'tiOn II amend their articles Of ass.,-
citation and obtain the full period of
twenty wears from the date Of the act:"
whicl, he answers negatively. would
an amendment Of articles Of association
changing tic maximum originally dc
tcr,,,ilrl le cor si>tcnt with law, pro-
v;'ls"l the new maximum IL determined
10y the Comptroller u: the CURRENCY"
whi..I, he answers af!irnlatively.
Would an amendment increasing the
nun,l"r o; directors originally adopted
nc inro.,sistrat Wit; the terms of SEE
tcn 5,l::'. Revised Statutes, which pro-
visles that NO change shall lc made by
which the rights, &C., VI creditors shall
h. in,..airr.i::' Which lac answers Mega
lively. ''Wncn the periods of succ>s-
siOn IL national banking associations
organized under any q: the laws q: Com
grs>, expire, is there anything in the
r>r.,.,,t national I,n,, i,Nr l,,s,r ~ Tim