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Election Of Union Pacific Directors
Earnings Of the Road.

NEW YORK, March AT the annual
meeting Of the Union Pacific Railroad
Go. to-day, the following directors We're
elected: Sidney Dillon, Elisha Atkins
Frederick l.. Ames, Ezra H. Baker, S.
H. III. Clark, J. Gordon Dexter, David
BOWS, Granville M. Dodge, Il. II. Eek.
art, Jay Gould. Scion lun,phries, Rus.
sell Sage, Augustus Schell, VIM. II.
Scott and John Sharp.
At subsequent meeting Of the direc
tors Sidney Dillon was reelected Presi-
dent and u quarterly dividend Of II de-
claretl.
Total earnings this year 81, 25S, ST.,
last year 81, 455, 134.
Exm nses this year ST., 4S0, 343, last
year $lO, :45.1l9
Net earnings this year Its, ia,
against Sl1 ,0lO,Ol5 last year.
The decrease in net earnings is &C.
counted for by the fact the company
laid S9i03.749 worth of rails in excess .:
last year.
The debt Of the company is 81 ,035, O7S
which il more than covered by avail
able bonds, securities and supplies on
hand.
The company holds securities Of other
roads to the amount Of $5l, 1884 of
which $3::3:,OoO.WN are at par and pay
dividends and over 81, 900, 900 net >: >!
per cent. per annunl to the company.
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SUMMONS.

In the Justices Court of Silver Bow Town.
ship. Silver B0v C0unt., NJ ntana Territory.
Before John OM~ara. Justic. OF the P~e
Nicholas h. Connolly, plaintiff. vs.. Philip
Eva Q. defendant.
The peop'e Of The Territory OF Montana send
gr- ting 10 Phil p Evans, .iefei.d ant You are
ne, eby quirej to app"a IT. a. elton b ought
aeains, you BY tile above named plaintiff ~ !h..
Justice court Of silver B.w township. s''vcr
Bow county, Montana Territory. to answer
the complaint nle<l t.er~in Within te:, days.
exclusive III th" d. y Of servi's. after the ser
vic. you Of this summons. II 'Ivcd Om you
In this cOunty. a. IFS. vel cut Of this county.
but In this district. with n twenty tia.s other.
vie With" forty days or judgment by de-
fault will he taken against you, according to
the prayer VI laid complaint.
The sai action Is brs)u ut 10 cover tho >um
Of 10, ty two 81 100 do ars. alleged 10 he duc
from defendant to plaintiff for a5!i,,x and
feet Of one horse from u. crmber 1t;:. 1881. to
January 18th, 1852. - your request. as will
more fully appear by reference WlAe complaint
hled herein, ND for costs.
And sou are hereby notified that II you fail
to appear AND unxwer the said comp a:nt ~
above required. the said plainti wi take
judgment agains. you for laid sum Of fMty.two
81 no dollars, aud coats.
Given under my hand tn 3 ls,h day Of Febru
ary. A. d 1S*9. JOHN O'ME.AKA.
Justice Of tn. Peace OF Silver Bow Township
aid County, Montana Territory. Ieb:Ssm5w
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Nasty on the British Crown.

Describing his visit t" the Tower OF
London and his inspection Of the re-
gala of England. Nasty writes to the
Toletl" B,s1ttc: ain these cases YOU
will see the Queens crown, u CAP Of
purple velvet enclosed in hoops of sil-
yer. surn'"untcd by a ball and cross,
giitteriny witt. actual diamonds. In the
centre Is an immense. sapphire. and in
front is Il famous hcar,-sllaIx,l rul,y.
said to have been Worn by the Black
Prince. l don't know til: value of this
article, or where he stole 1t, hut if Vic
t"rla gets hard up and wants to raise
money, / presume the Jews in Pctticoat
lane would advance Il million or two ON
it and take their chances. Queens have
0"nt this before now, and ali the Crown
jewels in Europe havcLccn in the hand,
OF the lsrue!itcs ut different times. but I
rather think that Victoria will worry
through. She has an income Of so,,!e
millions of pounds u year, and i. very
economical. If remember Alright. sl,e
sent the starving Irish .el,MH,. which
was about her income for an hour. And
thea an "dn!iriny Parliament, to make
il coed to i.vS, voted her $50, $50, which
til" p,"ll;" accepted without Il iiiur,n,,r.
She i.ut!s p4oli; in lile.:a,ity."
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SUMMONS.

N THE JUSTICES COURT o. SILVER
Bow Township, Silver Bow County. M"ts""
before John O'Meara. Justice OF tie Peace
I:nuiel !. WEIGH, ~ Treasurer OF Silver 10"
t,Minty. Montana Territory, plaintiff, vs..
g.. .jner BrOs, defendant.
The ueOrle 81 the Territory Of Montana SEND
rr etir. to Gardner Bro. .d~Ce,":s,.ts.
You n hereby required to appear il, m &c.
ton b:,u snt ~ icsC you by tho above '';lIi''i
l,)a:asiG In I..e Justice Court Of ii YER BOW
Il w,,sl,,p, silver how COunIs, Mon &!.a Teri. .
Tory aud to answer the cOnFlai u III "': thersi
within ter, days ('xc!uSive of the day of 1" r
vice) after the s>rvic" Oh you - th!S SUM
mons. II sew i within, this c0uDty: or. u
a.. vel out 81 t'sc unity. huC In this l'is.r ct,
.i'l,tn twenty ixys. otherwise, w:thii f'stS
,lays ar Judgment ny DEFAULT will ne tAKeu
against you according 10 the prayer u Sail
c,,nplaiEt.
Tht. SAID action Is brOu.ht to- recover the 81 n
or ninety iilrer 47-lOe dollars lawfcl money
Of tho Cnit,vl States. allegei to be due from
i. FIND hts to plaintiff Tor taxes on musical Ia
st an, entx for the year A. ~. l>sl, ~ w:i' more
fully appear ~ reference 10 the complaint OH
nle herein. and for coslS.
And y GU are n. rehy notified that II you fail
to appear And answer the said complaint. A.
above required, tho said l,lat tiH will take
jil,lxsaspnl :ainSt ys,u for AAid sum Of ninety
three e. 10 dollars and costs.
diver, under my II end this 10th day of Febru-
airy. A. d. lee2.
JOHN O'MEARA.
Justice Of the Peace,
In and for Silver Row Township AID t'ounty,
MoAlana Territory. ?s:eb~5t
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Report on the Construction Of War
Vessels.

WASHINGTON, March 7.-Representa-
tive Harris has con, l'leted his report on
the bill for the construction of new w:,r
vessels. The report covers about eighty
pages Of legal cap. 1t begins by review
ing the present utter ineiticiency of The
navy, and says the Naval Commission
felt that the time for wise and energetic.
action had come. The work Ut recon
strnction must be begun and pushed
with vigor in order that new vessels
proper y armed may he ready. The bill
recommends that the vessels of the
present navy as fast AS they become un-
lit for further service I've used in the con-
str.lctiOn ofnew vessels. The. bill author
izrs the construction OF vessels of war
for the navy and other purposes which,
the report 4, to accompany. It has
been amended by tire commission since
published by the addition OF the follow
ing:
SEC. 9.-Thc Secretary Of the Navy il
hereby authorized to cause to I've con-
strnctel vessels to he used for the de-
fence o. our commerce upon the north
west lakes Of not more than 100 tons
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Edmunds Don't Want Il.

WASHINGTON, March S.-The Prcsi-
dent this morning urged Edmuntis to
reconsider his declination Of the Su-
preme Judgeship, and has RETAINED
from making smother appointment,
thinking he could persuade Edmunds to
accept, but The friends of the latter.
who enjoy his confidence, say that he
will not consent to accept under any
circumstances.
Senator Davis, Of Illinois, 10 very
anxious to have Edmunds appointed
to the supreme bench, and it is said the
request was made through him to Ed
n,,i mis- to reconsider. 1t is evident that
Eiln,uutls is firm in his declination, and
the President is Low satisfied Of this
fact.
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A Notable Arrest.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 7.-Chas. w.
Fonda was arrested for cInbczzlenlent
while BANK clerk ut Constantine, Mich.
T.. Kennedy, supreme secretary OF the
order Of Choseh Friends, residing IN
Ills. was arrested on charges for libel
preferred by officers Ofthe second branch
of the order Of this State bs.se.l on publ
catio:s in his paper the Banner 81
Chosen Friends. 1t is said Kennedy is
not privy to the publication Of the arti-
Gle and that the arrests are made with
the view of influencing civil suits
brought by him here against the officers
of the second branch of the s,riety.
Savage lsvic; All assessment of fifty
cents.
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~0RAm NOTICE

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF s1A~1
~. .snamty Montana TeIr1tOSy.
9uoon 4. 9m1en "nI
Lon p. smith. Ploansans.
Administrator Of the e"!ete
Of lanes hastom and A0om
y R", Scrford decxaA def'd: .a
No,ice is hereby ven that the eo"vC ....s
,,nt"ei6; nav, 4 I'D their petition ooIy ve.s
49, III said Probate cOuri OF sasu .ou,,. -.
ai,ver Row. Montana Territory pr"ylnk 20. - az
oricr a nj decree Of ssid court req 1r''E anH 80
r:c,inx the aoUve named defendant. admin" ~;
trS;nr III tho estates OF James Ha.lrm ar! W.
Adam Rutherford, dccra-e "a execute m. .' =,
liver 10 said plainlifIh decd "f co. ~
tie unlix klest one tniri interest o. III SM, ~
the 81 Lawrence Quartz Mining claim ncn's.
!" summit Valley Mini"g Di~tr:c,, SILVER DIV
1,omntv II O:,ta,,a Te' r;tOry. under ~" III v"1
s,,Snce Of CONTRACT ma 'e ~ said T. ce'r ~.
ti,eir lite time. sud notice !: hereby infm;s ,
given that S.tu- .:ay. the 25.ii ~, n Marrn.
IT, 1857. 1t 10 O'Clock H. m at the court r'nn.
~ ~ III court IN Butte city ~ >@H County q,
Siiver Row has neen fiX.si Tor the hr*5'hs 81
xn;tl netiiiOn, when AID where any tcrSt', ln-
,ercsie.j in sail estates wa! appear AVID s"',r
cause Why the prayer Of said petition SHOULD
not he granted. , - ,p,,1~r
Probate In 'ge and TX oiI'c!o Clrrk.
Dated February 18Th, a. ~. i">: z-"'""''
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The OVERT wed District.

WASHINGTON, March 7.-Appeals for
aid in the regions Over!lOwe.l by the Mis-
sissippi river continue to pour in upon
the Secretary Of War. Gov. Crittenden
Of Missouri, in response to kilograms
sked for five thousand additional pounds
OF ratiOns to bc sent to each Of
the two points named. The Secretary
',as referred the request to Gen. NJ. Z.
Feely, conln,issary general OF subsis-
tcnce, directing him 10 give instructions
to carry out the suggestions. a telegram
to the Secretary OF War from GOveinOr
Hawkins of Tenn, says he has reliable
information that 5000 persons in u cOun-
ty in Tennessee bordering on the Mis-
slssippi river. are in destitute and suf-
ferillg condition. Gov. Hawkins oGril-
cstly asks that a portion OF the fund ap-
propriatesl be applied to the immediate
relief Of the suffering people of Tennes-
see. In reply the Secretary tclegraphed
Gov. Hawkins asking for information
by telegraph Of the locality for tie dis
siOncrs and nearly as possible the NUM-
Der to be relieved at each point. Gov.
Cullom of Ills, telegr,phs that the coun-
ty board Of Pulaski county estimates the
number requiring assistanccs at 4,MW
and recommends RObt. Wilson a. COM
missioner at Mound City. The Sccreta-
~ directed Gov. Cu!lom to send Robert
Wilson to Mound City and informs him
Is. 100 rations have been sent to that
point. The Secretary also telegraphctl
Generals Manyunl and Hemingway,
commissioners ut Memphis for Ark.
and Mississippi asking for information
rs to the number they are supplying and
how long the 1900 rations sent to them
will last. Gov. Lowry IF Mississippi
asks by telegraph if the Secretary Of
War could send 900 tents to Grecnviile,
Miss. a great many whites and blacks
are cougregated there and hive no shell
ter.
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Hoar hes taken the floor to renew hta
general opposition to the bill, and n
Speaking ct SD O'Clock. The vote IN
detail on Ingnlls' amendment was:
Ayes-Aldrich, Allison, Blair, Brown,
Cockrell, Coneer, Davis lIls. Dawes,
Edmunds, Frye, Harris. H0ar. ingalls,,
jackson, Lspham, McDill, McMillan.,
Mitchell, Morrill,, Saunders, 6eawell,
Sherman and Teller-:3. Nays-Bay-
ard, Beck, Call, Cameron wis. }, Coke,
Fair, Farley, Garland, George, Hale,
Hampton. Hill (Col.), Jones, Jones
New, Mcpherson, Maxey. Miller
Cali, Miller N. W, Morgan. Ran
som. Slater, Vest and Walkers.
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Miscellaneous.

VICTORIA, Il. c., March "A syndi-
cate Of capitalists has been formed to
build the Island Railway.
New discoveries Of coal are being
made daily Oh the railway belt.
WASHINGTON, March A resolu-
ton authorizing the Secretary Of War to
use hospital tents for the relief of the
sufferers from the overflow of the Mis-
sissippi passed. The House then atl-
jOurl,eG.
MEMPHIS, March THE telegraph
wires connecting Helena, Ark, with
the outside world are doubtless down,
as nothing has been heard up to mid
night.
The river continues stationary. Re
ports OF great suffering in the submerged
districts continue.
NORTH SPRIS(;FIELD, Mo-, March 7.
An alliasy in Wright county resulted
in the death Of three men and several
wounded.
MINNEAPOLIs, MIMI, March TT.
Jeffrey 4 Co.'s cabinet house is burned.
LOSS, $:;,j, ON; insurance $S,OO0.
LONDON. March 7.-Earl ROdcstlale's
bill excluding atheists from both houses
Of Parliament had u first reading in the
House of Lords.
BRUSSELS, March Leon Pelzier,
charged with the murder Of Bernais, Of
Antwerp, and supposed to have fled to
san Francisco, WAS arrested ut Cologne.
lie a'lhercs tn the statement that the
shooting was accidental.
LONDON, March 8.-There il q report
about q convention between Germany
and France for the annexation, by the
latter, of Luxembourg.
CHAR -OTTEsvILIE. Va, March S.
John y. Massey and wife, All aged
couple living near here and possessed of
considerable means, were found MUIR
dcrsl this morning in their house and
their mo ley gone.
CINCINNATI, March S.-I'ork mack
ing in Cincinnati the past season shows
a heavy decrease in the number Of hogs
and weight Of products.
BosrON, March S.-The PER-, boot
and shoe mandatory failed to-day for
$G.OOn.
WAsBINGToS, March S.-The Secre-
tary Of War sent :O,OUO more ratlons to
Memphis.
The Western Delegation agreed before
the Ways and Means Committee
t'1lay against the proposed tax on glu-
ct'se. They held the enterprise as Ie-
climate and should he encouraged and
that opl'ositian comes from sugar nen
alone.
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THC SEMu-WEEKLY NINTH:

displacement, the same to be Dull Q!
steel and armed with guns Of aPpI3veu
character for that service; SAID vessen 10
be constructed 50 - TO be able 10 Pa''s
over the shoals in Lake 81. C'a.r n.iu
river, end to have oil the speed p"ss .sa"s
without too great q sacrifice % OtnJI
necessary qualities, ut Gust not eAct H.,
ing SOC, 900; the same to be constsu ar ~.
out of fund which may nere"'teF "o
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Washington Notes.

WASHINGTON, March T. Thirty
counties in Louisiana are now under
wnter. They are the richest cotton
lands in the world, and II they are not
rescued the cotton crop for the coming
wear will be cut down vt least 1,NO,UW
bales.
The admission Of Dakota as stare Is
said by some to he likely t" be nlate a
party me .sllre. The RepuDl:aus ue-
sire to force the bill through.
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The Tug Of War.

WASHINGTON, March S.-Therc are
fears Of . sharp fight between the pro-
prietorS Of dOmdstic mineral waters and
the owners and agents Of Apro,linaris
water: Attorney General McVcarh
decided that Apiollinaris wafer is an
artificial water and therefore dut;ahIe
Secretary F0Iger recently reversed this
decision ami decided that Appollinaris
wafer was entitled to enter this country
without the payment Of custom dues.
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4 Severe Wind Storm.

DENVER, March THE Eepnblis0n's
Albuquerque special says: A wind
storm to-day upset two houses; over
turned store; set fire to the ruins and
tire building with their contents were
almost entirely consumed. Lewis and
Ulman's loss OH stock is $1,000. Other
losses aggregate 81, 900.
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NEW York. March 8.-The quarterly
statement Of the w. u. Telegraph 60.
shows the net revenue for the quarter
ending Dec. 3lst h 81, 7Sl ,235. Deduct
ing the appropriation for dividends the
surplus Jan. LIST was l,O85, 273. Net
profits since the American Union and
a. 4 p. Cos. were absorbed his been
$3.50, 600. Grss revenues, SIG, S68 go ;
and surplus is $3.50 0SS. A dividend has
been declared payable April 18th.
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Condition Of the Suspended Boston
Bank.

BosroS, Mass, March "A meet
ing Of the creditors Of Ch;ls. a. Sweet n
CO., suspended banking firm, was had
to-day and the following statement
made: Liabilitie. "f all sorts $!!,S16, l5l;
assets estimated. Massachusetts, Central
bonds ) cents on the dollar s., $50, In
addition to this is Sw. cts private cap
itai Of III .OOO which is liable for the
debts q! the firm making the total assets
s.. ~, O57. No detailed list Of the cred
itors or assets was furnished the press.
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4 Double Murder

Mt. VERNON, March 7.--Marv Stig-
man, the famous scarlet woman Of
Round stone and her mother were as
s.'ssinated by an unknown person. The
assassin entered her cabin about mid
night and shot first ut Mary. He then
went out and consulted with some one
and shortly after returned and killed
her mother. The little children alarm
sl the neighbOrs after the assassin had
left.
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ROME, March AT the approaching
consistory the Pope will create seven
new cardinals including Most Rev. DIR.
McCaie, Archbishop Of Dublin. 1t Is
understood this expresses the POpe's APP
prevail Of the efforts Of Archbishop Nc
Ca;e. made in the cause Of law and order
in Ireland.
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Speculation Rife Again.

PARIS. March SIT is said that since
the subsistence of the crisis, from thirty
to fi,rty million francs worth Of stock
chiefly cash, have been absorbed by the
investing public and that large amounts
have l'een offered to the promoters of
the Union Generate.
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A Proposed Constitutional Amend.
ment.

WASHINGTON, March .. - Senator
Saunders to-day submitted joint rcso-
luton proposing an amendment to the
constitution allowing the people to elect
p0stnlasters, internal revenue officers.
Q. 5. nlarsl,als and district attorneys.
He has studied the question as Il menu
t,er Of the civil service reform commit
tile. and ia satisfied this is wise and es-
sentia..
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An Important Decision.

WASHINGTON, Marcel, S.-The Secre-
tary of the Interior has decided in the
case of Jno. Elliot, of Vancouver dis
trict, Oregon, that second notification
fi.r larger amount Of land than made
by the first application cannot be 81:
lowed.
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The Murderer Of Mrs. Bell.

BOSTON, March SAN ex-policeman
is suspected III the murder Of Mrs Bell
Yesterday. Policemen are severely CEN
sured for allowing linn to escape.
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Gstr2y-Taken up.

Come on to the range OF the un,lersiene,,
about four ."aTs AGO. one led steer hrai,.;e,i
with large q Gle an right hip, right ca. cry,n
4ucsted t. pay charges aud take him away.
GEE4SON BROS.
ll'nar-sm3w Deer Lodge Valley.
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DIR. SPINNEY.
NO. y EEA9&E7 STREET.
Treats al Chrooae ana Special Diseases.
YOUNG MEN

"he Nay Ne Hu0erIng from sno elece,
vx OF youthful i''lic< OR inJ' or, li",, VIII 10
ven u avail themselves of this. the greatest
boon ever lati at the altar Of suffering human.
10y. Or. SP1NNEI will guarantee Ia forfeit $40
tnr every case Of seminal weakness or priyat~
n'Snse OF any Kind or character which, ne UNDER
MIDDLE AGED MEN,
Ihere are many 4" tie age Or thirty .o s,vtv
W pa are tlonhte with tn" frequent eyacua Ii,
w tue bladder, Of;ei. accompanied hv \ sIiva
smartins or burning sensation ara = Wenkcni',.
% tne system IN manner tho patient cannot
account Tor On exa mining tho urinary de,,n..
s stn ,r"py sedsme,, wll often he tou,d aud
pear, ~ the color will be- Of y tin milk ixt HI,
a,an cmn;anging {" dar; and torpid apnear
ance: Thcrc are many mcn who lie of 1h;x ar
@ stae ,sr" OF Of the cause which is the sec
:;ataIte" perfect cure IN all such case. 49,
gAnS. extraordinary or
N v ~ hours 10 to and to 3. Sundays from
~. 20 a. IN. t'0nSuiiatiOn free. Tho,on.h ~.
"'Hl ~, ana advice. >l e "a
Cs'' or address. DR.. SPINNEY CO..
n No II kearney st..
san Francisco, Cal.
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Notice Of Location. long ard short Nnrr.
Notice ~ Iltnnt;On IL apply for Patent.
Application for ~ '"nt.
Agreement Of Publisher.
Applicable for Survey.
Proof Of Posting
Statement Of Fees and Chsrsaa
Mining Claim.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

5csta te Of Charles r. Wunderlic!l deceased.
Notice Is hereby given BY he u'rlersixn d.
Administered TOR Of tie estate IT Charlie. +. Wun-
tlerltcl. d erased, IL the creditors II a.'d all
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased. to exhibit t1sm. with the necessary
We 'cherS, Wt!hiE ten n,Ou:hS AFTER the first
public alton Of this notice. t. tho -aiJ admins
tor ut his place Of residence. OH Divide Greek,
In the county Of Silver Bt)w.
FRA~K r.. WCNDIRLICH.
Administration Of the estate Of Charles +. W un.
deTlIch, deceased.
Dated at Mute City this 10Th day Of January,
1882. lmarSwlw
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iHr the sale of Il portion Of their lands i'm
Idaho. Referred to the committee Of
the whole.
Ainslcy, Of Idaho, from the same COM
mittec, reported Il bill to ratify the
agreement entered into by the ShO
xi,O,,cs and Rannacks for the sale Of
their reservation in Idaho for the use of
the Utah & Northern railroad company,
which wa; referred to the same commit
tlr.-
The Court Of Claims to-day upon the
application sf the Attorney General
made an orler for extending the time
for taking testimony in the case Of the
('hOc.aw nation. which is Il claim i'm
:ulv:mg Sill, 'kN'.ttW.
WASHINGTON, March S.-Tho alct,-
ho!ir liquor commission bill came up.
iIavur,l'S motion t. commit it to the
finance committee WAS rejected by ~
10 IL.
\ party votc-cxccpt that Cameron,
"f Wis. votrl aye with the Democrats
and Davis, If Illinois, and George
voiced no. The bill WAS then lai.l aside
and the Chimes I'll! proceeded with and
PIatt opposed it.
Platt continued speaking until after
three o'rlWk. \ vote was then taken
on Ingalls, amendment to reduce tile
period Ot suspension from twenty Years
/" ten years and it was lost i,y tic vote
-. .:,O -. There Is Il rush for the after
noon papers.
The affirmative vote on Ingalls,
a,,.c.,!ncn: included 1T least four srna-
tors, who. while prclrrring ten years
search, will nevertheless vote for u
j.,u.,..r ya.ri1ml re- i,cr than vOfss ,rniuSf
tho Till. Several senators who are in
favor Of passing the bill without the
amendment, were absent temporarily.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-11

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