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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-15

NEW ORLEANS, March Is AT midnight
the river was eight inches below the rise of
1874. No further disaster to the levees Is
reported. The weather is clear and cool.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-15

NEwARK, N. j., March 14.-Receiver FIRE.
linghuYsen has filed with the assignee of
Nugent q Co. claims of over 81, 900, 900
against Nugent 81 Co., this being the amount
which, 1t is claimed, the bank lose through
the misapplicasion of its fund to pay notes
and drafts of Nugent ds Co.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-15

FREDERICKSBURG VA, March 15-In the
Methodist Conference last night the ap-
pointments were announced, and the con-
ference adjourned sine die.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-15
Fatal Boiler ExpIosIon.

BosToN, March 15.-The boiler in Good
win Bros. shoe factory, in Lynn, exploded
to-day, leVeling the building and killing
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-15
THE LATEST MARKETS.
OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS,
SAVANNAH. March Is, 1892, 1 p. M.
market opened quiet, and
osed unchanged. Sales S38 bales. We quote:

NAVAL SToREs.-Rosin was in moderate de-
mand this morning at very firm values; sales
II siors 6arrels to windoW glass at quota
and no sales were made. We quote:
Rosins-A 81 95, B 81 90, c So 90. D So 90, e
So 10, F 81 20. G 81 25 81 80, 81 3716 K 81 55,
M 50 rs. N SO 90, window glass So rs. Spirits
turpentine-Oils and whiskys 43e. regulars 49c.
STOCKS AND BoNDa.-CGtp Bossds.-Market
weak. Atlanta per cent, 103 bid, 104 .sxed:
Augusta z pei cent. 1C7 bid. i09 asked. Au EuC-
ia per cent. 1C4 bid. 106 asked. Columbus
per cent. SO bid, s416 asked. Macon per sent,
SO BID. 100 asked. New Savannah per cent.
80 bid. 821S asked.
Rdt!rou4 Stocss.-Market closed firm, with
an active demand for Central Rail.
road. Central common. 109 bid ITO
asked; Augusta and Savannah per
cent. guaranteed. e4 div, 120 bid, 122 asked.
Georgia common, l55 bid, 100 asked. South
western per cent. guaranteed, ex-div., 115
bid, 116 asked. Central Railroad per cent.
certificate ind. ex-div.. 9l16 bid so asked
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-15
Tennessee, Farley, Mcpherson, Morgan,
Davis Of West Virginia. Coke and German.


The Secretary of the Treasury to-day is
sued three calls for bonds, continued 6's, to
the amount of SIS, ,00O, 900, payable in par
cells of $4,000. 900 each, on May 3, 10 and II
respectively.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-15

The Ashland Murderers Respited.
CINCINNATI, March 15.-A Lexington,
| Ky, special says: "Governor Blackburn has
| granted respite of sixty days to Neal and
Craft, sentenced to death for the Gibbons
murderb -
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-15

Perfection is not of this world, but we
feel safe in asserting that, as q neutralizer
of pain and exterminator OF rheumatism,
st Jacobs Oh approaches the nearest to 1t
smopg remedial agents.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-15

AS the press is Just now teeming with items
about the Hon. Daniel Webster, some grave
and others gay. it may not be out OF place for
me to add my contribution for the MoRNIEa
NEWS
AS the result OF many years OF watchful ef-
fort have secured a large and valuable col
lection of autograph letters and documents.
some Of which are quite rare and cannot be
duplicated.
OF this class Is she original call for a convan-
yention to secure the nomination Of Daniel
Webster for President of the United States. II
is written Ia the fine, delicate ehirography Of
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-22
Mining Accident at Cable

The Mar .v0rfh~sxt has the follow.
ing: ''t:al. Willisn,s, a miner IN the
Atlantic Cable lode, few days since
put in charge Of giant powder, and
1t mt exploding, he picked out the
tanring, inserted another cartridge
and firesl it-succsssfully ~ he sup
pissed. Hut On Monday last while
striking q pick int" tire debris, there
was another explosion which filed
his face with gravel, burning anil
bruising hin, badly. He thinks Que
charge II the powder, OF portion OF
it, must have hccm thrown out with
out exploding. DR.. J. II. Owings
picked out thc gravel and dressed his
facr.''
williams was brought 10 the Sis
scrs' Hospital in this city IN Fritlay.
He will probably LOSE the sight III
ls0tl. ryr-.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-22
Montana Flyers in Oalifol MIA.

Montana Flyers in Oalifol MIA.
\ MOntaniam WHO ll:ls Lcen attend.
ing the rnees at Hay View (;ourse, on
the nth inst, writes to friends in
Helena a. follows:
In the three-' quarter mile .lasl, with
seven starters. Premium sold f,r 10
much a. the 'ulan&'e of the field, and
was ''eaten Ivy neck. There wasn't
a Montanian, excepting Missouri
Jim and joe Wooln,an, left with u
splitter.
There were six starters in thu one
and one-cighth 'nile-tlash, handicap.
JOE Howell sold last in the pools, ut
about t0s. Howell won easily by
two lengths, carrying III pounds.
Time: LIS.
Boulis was IL lave started in q
mile dash, but was withdrawn, and
the race was won by McKinstry.
J0cko will he In tho f,ur-n,ile race.
-uT.vlti.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-22
Notice..

There will be . meeting Ut the
stockh0ldegsof the Silver Bow Water
Company on Monday evening, No
vembef %, ut 40. ut the banking
house Of Donnell. Clark 4 Larabie.
Busjness Of importance will come BE-
fore the meeting. A ltlll attendance
Is requested JOuN MOVES,
II. A. UAcHEUL, President.
SECRETARY. 19N
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-22

During the past summer the l,aJ
used at the front of the Northern
Pacific railroaa cost in sD,nc In
/ stances, as high ~ 50 ton. Oat.
retailed as high ~ six dollars l,un'
drel pounds.
There are seven hos:.es up and
ready fos business at the West Dees
Lodge depot.
The cOnnectiO 1t Blacklo0t lars
l,een made and the Y and eide tracks
laid. The road Is not to be operated
north AZ Ileer Lodge this winter.
The President having accept II the
report Of the Government Comnis-
sioners who have inspected Is miles
Of recently completed road Of the
Northern Pacific: patents will Le Inn
mediately issued to the company for
j, 600 900 acres Of land.
, The propristors Of lhe new town
site Of Livingstone on the Upper
Yellowstone say that the Northern
Pacific Company has decided to
build two branches from that point
-one into the National Park, the
" Northern Wonderland" and the
other to the bituminous coal mines
Of Montana. The say. also, that the
company has decided to
build extensive repair and n,anufac-
Turing Shops at Livingstone, and
'Fom these promises they reasonably
anticipate that their town will lie
me Of tn, great cities NJ Montana.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-22
CoWn TAX.


Sweeping reductions like thosl
that characterixe the " closing GALE "
Of ready-maile clothing at the enter.
prising house Of Sands 4 Boyce an
" like angels visits" In this FAR away
country, aud sre. therefore. perhaps
the better appreciated, which flct b
fully attcsted BY the countless buyera
that have thronged this department
since the sale began. Tomorrow is
sunday, just the day to appear In q
new suit, 30 call on them today aud
make the purchase, taking with you
about ten dollars less than you would
were you going elsewhere on the
same mission. ll.lStf
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-22
Money Up.

J. X. Waite called vi the business
place " Jerry Mccarthy yesterday
morning AMI deposited S25. to cove,
the forfeit deposited l.y FrankWhitc,
and put up an additional 81 to cover
the bet proposed hy White. Later
In the ''sty White put up on addi.
tjonal S::j, making the stakes COM
pIete. The articles Of agreement
were signed to fight asr.or,ling to the
London prize-riny rules, with hard
gloves, in some hall in the city, to Ike
hereafter agreed upon. The parties
evidently mean business. and when
they nntrt there will Le no ls,y<' play
about tho contest.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-22
ArCtiCo and llonitora

ArCtjC0 and Monitors.
a full assoetment Of rubber goods.
ovessh0es, sandals, arctics and mont.
tom, offered to the jobbing and retail
trade BY SANDS L Boyce, at lower
prices than can he found elsewhere.
III
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-22

Oullod ffon the Columns Of Our
1xchangoo.

Ihvis I Taten,, Helena, have (
: pile AZ pig iron 1t the depot, shipped
ftu0 the east, and Jet there h more
iron ore In Nonta1a than there b In
; Pennsylvania. Wouldn't irsa works
pay - veil - geld, silverand copper
works:-New .Norfh.y:sf.
John UNeil hes pit on . fas
/ freight line ffosn Deer I.odge to Hell
ena with r-lAys Of homes. Hen,akes
the trip In two days. The roads are
In splendid condition now. and We
are informed there n more Helena
freight 1t Dillon than can he moved
this winter.
A. '.ii" Bell, employed ~ J. H.
Williams, Deer Lodge. was riding
after . coyote few days since and
carrying . sjx-sbOoter IN his hand.
The pistol discharged, the hall enter.
Ing the calf Of the leg, cosmiag out
above the ankle, and again entering
the foot.
Nssoula polled ~ votes, an In
crease Of 13s over the vote cat two
years ago.
Henry J, Hanna. convicted In Che
teau county 1t the April term, 1881,
Of incest. and sentenced to Ave yesrs
In the Territorial penitentisry, was /!
parsloned i,y (;ov. Potts Nov. o on |
The petition Of W. W. Botkin, war !
den Of prison, W. II. Hunt, Collec- |
tor Of Customs, aud many others.
Mike Lynch, who shot James Finn
IN l'arker district last winter, was
'ut cunning with . Winchester rifle
lie other day. He was lookimg for
Jerome Manning, with whom lie had
had some difficulty. Lynch was
promptly arrested l.y sheriff Hraly.
The end VI the truck Of the North
IN Pacific h now only twelve miles
'ast Of l'enson's Landing. It h the
Intention to make Horl'ers in two
veeks, Or three 1t the most. This IL
jxteen miles from Boxen,am, aud
hat will le the winter terminus iOr
rcighl.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-22

Tho 0esang Vercin Liede-kranx
viii entertain their friends and
naem'~rs on sunday evening next
with . concert aud hop. Tickets can
l'e procured by the mc'm('crs of the
society. lk-3t
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-22

Dress and Cloak Making.
Mn. barton has removed her FASH
ionable dress and cloak making e..
Enlistment to No. ) Quartz street,
where she win 10 pleased to see her
obi friends and c,lston,erx. ltA
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-22

Teacher a Phno and 9inging also
agent for eteinWay, Chjceerin9 and
Neoo 4 eoo'S Pi61oo, and G0oego
WOoeb O1unus. Music rooms. p
l1Df Broadway. ll-6-tf
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1uGlC0l.

Mr.. =. A. Kennicott Is prepared 10
receive pupils on the plane and OF.
gan. Vocal music In classes. Al.
dress Ps'stoitlce, or Richards / Grix.
II Sept II
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-22

Special C.srs~l'ondence u H. MINER.
+; Pony and vicinity are slightly
booming {parlon the thrcasl-bnrt
phrase' with prospect Of = create,
future boos,l. A twenty stamp mill
is In couese Of erection l.y Henry Eli
ing at the upper e'..l Of town for the
purpose Of crushing orc from, his
lotle<-thc Ned, Willow Greek, aud
other promising ones. The two lodcs
/; named lave = large amount Of high
anil middle grade ore On the DUMPS.
The ten stamp mill near BY Is stead
lily running. with gool results, ~
custom quartz from various other
Isaes In the district. the town feels
the genial influence of such prsxced.
inss.-il'e private houses being all
occupied. Activity prevails among
the merchants, salonnists and hotel
Keepers, and the school pupils pro.
yreas finely under the firm manage
n'ent and efficient tea'.hing or Miss
isabel Howe.
At Norwegian l;ulch, near here,
Nessn. Wallace < Is.lell, with
steam hosting works aud ten men
employed, are sinking . shaft and
running lcve!s on the celebrated
Norwegian gold lode.
far'ners on the creek Upper VIII
low, exult over good crops, but hook
lugubricus on acro1nt Of the present
snow storm, which will retar,l
threshing and marketing.
Charley l.ln,er's grand rattle for
jules Picard striking and repeating
gold watch. valued ut S:5,, came
or ct the Mint saloon last night.
The dice throwing resulted in . pe-
culiar tie. Mr.. Mosely, who held a
chance for himself aud Mr.. Palmer,
the owner of the watch, threw Is.
This throw WAS tied by Mr.. Palmer,
who threw for d. (ol,n, ST. MI. :
Cohn offered *l55 for the other /: .
throw, which vas accepted By !,
Mosely, aud Palmer aud ('ohn took
the watch.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-22
Marriage Of Ohas. 8. Eltinee.

The following excerpt from &
Stockton, Gala, exchange corrota'
rates prediction made hy thu
MINER upon Mr.. E:ltinge', depart
urr, that he would lay double isre
on his return trip. We join y large
circle Of friends in Butt. in e0ngrat.
ulations and wishes that the happi
ness Of the young couple may never
he less than now:
"A very pleasant wedding ccre-
nlony was performed At the residence
of the Hon. Frank +. baldwin this
morning. Miss Josephine Davis aud
Chas. :. Eltinge icing the high c.'n-
trastiny parties. ANA the Rev. II. =.
anodgrass officiating. The CONF
pany consisted only of the intimate
friends Of the bride. After the cerc-
naony the company partook Of nm
elegant lunch aud At half past one
the bridal party tN'k the train for
San Francist.,. The bride il the
Of John T. Davis, well.
known In this city. The lucky man
h q rising young business man Of
lutte City, Montana, where he H.
capies a responsible position In the
principal lMnki ing institution of that
Territory. The bride has Il large
circle Of friends wi,os.' g,xnl wishes
follow her."
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-22
10 Let.

10 Let.
Furnished rooms at II Quartz st
With o. without board. 15atf
Wanted-A situation - nurse. In
quire ut No. II, Quarts 1t. 1a1e1'-l
Town TAX.
Fresh Confectionery just recetvet),
Ut Morris BrU's.
Best brands az TOlao,o,
CigaEs. Cigarettes, cold at
Morris Bros.
Glass and QueensWare
ct Morris Bros.
New Charm az the West Fine Cut
ct N0rris RrO's.
California .tesh fruits
received daily u
Morris Bros.
Elgin crean,esy-lest In the mar
ket, ct Morris bros.
500 Imported Cigars-l'Aul Muir.
phy, Henry Clays, and other favor.
ite bganl1s, ut Morris Bros.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-22

! 0J1yV0 O0VV0.
y
Tho Mines Prepasod for . Sesad.
Winters Run.
-,
At the mines the unusual stir IN,
hustle noticeable daring The pas
nonth has given Plaes to the stead,
routine Of busioess. The fuel am
timbers are stacked up In the yards
and Ill seem fortified .for . steolly
run until spring. Among the nola
he mining events Of the week IN
the Organization Of . Auase company
To convey cord wood IN large quaint.
tbs to this camp, the purchase of Z
~ :" -. 1900 ~ u
1877" y '''e %" '"e
s".'''" w." :" '"o 'mPor'ant
''e ':'o."'"' VIM" INC
o ne ' ~ "oe
eAPee'so - len :ns ".n.e'' me 'otce
~ ~.' '"o ~ 4. 'o
49, e'.e. e"'''S :" '"e '"'s
~. ....,s.. - -..".x.,-,~~ -.
tnal v,l,,e az tn milne. II d stsHaa
that tl,e resulls have l,een eniirelv
/: satisfactory. and next ,uriux the mine
viii lie worked by q svndicate vhk.l,
Win operats the property to It's fun
capacity. The Shakespeore II one N
the Ilonxmaid neonerfies. AMI h shut
down an account Of financial diNi-
csIeies. Il b stated that there b
enough ore On the dump to satisfy
." e'ain's. and the ssspenstOn will
''''''''~ u '"'S temporary
x0CLTox. !.
Every thing b In good slape, aud
the mine looking better than ever be-
fore In IT, history. Stopping h being |
done In the west drift Of The M, and
.psepasaiions being malle ~ cum. (;
menee stoping O The IN. The mill |;
b making steady run and prttlne- .
Ing soosl output Of tulliom. ;
ALICE.
Working oil the levels Of the mine, !;
= full force being worked. Il h now
proposed ~ thoroughly explore the
40 foot level, and . force of men will
begin the work TO-DAY. The min IL
jrO,,pjng 80 stsm,n.
MAGMA ,wAwrA !
w.-&;,. An e.. ..,
,,.,.t~ 49,. ~. ~ ~" -. ' %
!, M. ...,.- ....-,-..r.,.,
/,
- t"'s ss.Waoae Alsce property the
''eseD.ea'. q '.e pest week nave
oen - 8nsae'osy. Tbe No loot
w OSSve" 0Osto ~uss "OOtO.
Tue >o0'" UNI Oh Frsosy vein .
u "e wa @5"ek' wnEn assays ~ [
'ueces' y" inc norm arm OF the II" .
~ ' = 'e.'ge O na9n efaase ore
!. A-N4>..>A ..aNa--
" ' ''' ''"""''
"a Plata. Il
y three Soot ledge Of high grade q
re has been struck In The west driit {
I the 2aaioot level. The mine "
.r,,o ~: ,,,.-r,. U
The n,in.. /. look,n. r..,, 4 ~. |.
ion Il heinz e,,t ~ M. IN c,,. i.,,.,
he or,. ,levelorn.rl. A. omit. ...,. 3
,e.,,rv A An. v.,r ~ -. No.. ,,.,... :
ncoven.l In N. An ,~,,,.,, l. 10 ~. u
,i,lr and 800. "A IN a. o.,,.... .:o. o
N on the ::ssO.(oot level and emoueh !.
Re being raiSesl to keep the ORE teams :.
,,*y. j.
LEXINGTON. r
Work in this mine continues rs | n
,ssal, with fall force in the stones :.
the 3W and 3oO. and the :ala(amp y
Ill running steadily. !,
ST. LAwRExCr.
This mine b In Ro.nl sh.,,p for a
eady winter run and WORKING q :, !.
III force. The new hoist Is under
Iver. and the nevr n,aehinerv Z. H.
Y placed In positiou. !. :.
".~sn~
r, !
"''~' ' - ~ ~ ~
). ~.,..- .. "',.' ~ no'ss' At
2 .,". .".su .o:"' Tue Fl
~ WV 1NA'"sO''' tn
'.''e
OH'"g wei: 'un lofee :" men
' '''' '''''''
ANACONDA. Up
The new boist and cir compressor
z In position and working smooth. In
eso>A nn4~n L. N~~A3~-->N0
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-22
DgGs, Butter. PotaAoes. &c.

The Montana Lumber Co. are nov
receiving choice Montana potatoes.
creamery buetef, egep and dressed
chickens. TO arrive within one
week, choice California apples. Stf
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-22
For Rant

A furnished room on West Park
street. Inquire at
Ut &c. SINGEH's.
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EAST SIDE ELECTION RE
Destructive 1iro ct Bosomau.-
Special kilograms to tho Miner.

HEhExA, N. r., Nov. IL, Is>:::. .
The evening Ifs.wiH saga Of the vote
II this county, one precinct, silver
! City, Is thrown out for iufornalitie
The Delegate vote ~ canvassed. gives
Betkim l,l:s: Masinnn, 1000: bot
ktn's majority ms. For Sheriff,
Churchill, 1,:ls; Gilpatrick, l,:ll;
('hurrhill's majority !. For repre-
sentative, Comfy. 1,:I.: Tatc,'. ,:ass':
Comly's majority u.
B0zExAx, N. r., Nov. ls.--The
Board ofCanvassers h in session anil
the results Of the election In (:ailatin
are being officially ascertaime.i.
Botkin's majority on the face Of tho
returns irom all precincts. ~.
Cross river returns However arr pro-
tested ami will probably lie thrown
out on the ground that the prc,.inct
Is within the limits Of the Crow In
dian reservation aud Is therefore
void. The law Is explicit and there
seems to Be no alternative but to reject
Croas river vote. This will increase
Boekin's majority 1T (:allatin county
to ~.
B0zEMAS. n. r., Nov. l>.-The
depot, express, stage and telegraph
OIISceg and all t,Oanta0fs cxoes,f ammo
express goods, were Destroyed ',y fire
lat night. Boxcn,an merchants held
goods contained In the burned build
ings to the amount Of $lO,0H. J. ". |
Smiths loes Is about $l,0M.
virginia CITY, Nov. ls.-A man !
named Frank X. Hayes WAS killed |
At Pony yesterday In drunken row. ;
Further details cannot lse a.cer- !
tanned.
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y. =. ''s'sn' delivery ~ ~ s's"As. >
lionel ~4~.,
rTe@ Sundays Daily.
The shipments Of copper malt
'".s '''''''." .'e ..'se. '""" ""''"
""s '"' '''''" ~" Se"''
'se"'e"'l'er the Fsrsor Eating HOua
:" the Largest. nnsse, and ,"""t Ell
sa"aIy furnished eating hs'''se u
""'e:
a lively runaway ot~urrrd I"
Mai" *'reet ye"eest'ay. resulting IN
n" more serious damage. however.
Than q broken "'s:H.
('usick and (saylor are tn cvutes
tar the nildle-wcight chan,pionshi,
'r,p next Tuesilay night, 1t the Thea
ter Cemique, the contest Frida,
night having rrsultesi In draw.
Thihecu hundred miles from, til,
seaboarl Butte enjoys such sdv.n.
ta9es q TRANSFORMATION that fresh sea
tsh, Iolstes, crabs and shri,ans m
~,ld In the market at prices hut lilt)(
higher than those AZ New York and
-" "''"t"'
Hobby (;aylor's hand, which was
injured In the sparring tournament
Friday night, was somewhat In
damed yesterday. hut he expects to
l'e 10 good form f0r the contest Tues
hay night, and intends to win the
s'lanll Di0nship cup.
We were In error In stating that
the Ice at Renshaw Opera House
rink would l'e frozen with the solt
~hle up. IT Is I" he roller skating
rink, and It b the lumbern,an that
has agreed to lay the yell'w pine
h'"stng With the so6t side up.
Msssr~. Msylerry. Vesey Il .;n,itl,
are '"os'n9 ~ the matter 81 Construct
~. WYNN "o"e ''os" tue 's's's 10
TINS camp Tm' WORK Will es'sf In
tue ne'e""oFnoss' :" %O,wSl, and It b
exPeete" the n"",e wall IKE put J"
'T"7s''"" e~I'y 'm the Sp0nx.
l,asseneesx 10 lleer I.mlxe sl,o,,l1l
take the l:1O =. m. trim. arrivinr In
lleer l.o(lre ,t IN, I. M. And u..se,,.
gers 70 IIutte from Deer Lodge should
take the 7:15 train, arriving 10 Butte
at 11:4N. This Train runs directly
through l'oth ways withosst change
II carr.
The Heleua Iky,,.,: 1.-THE l.r.,4
I.exsl.tive reekomin~ xires ~.
l,Ouncil n The Democr,ls l,x . n...
iority Of two providing tl,r n,..,Il,er
from lhx.un votex win the Il.n,c.
cratic si.le of that lxrlv Thu ho.,..
win probably he I,en,o.r>t,r ,,v .,v
ur more Majority" !,
,,,
rency. that n mill man nre..,.1..., . !
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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-22

4 1T q Old type metal. which il
pronounced by nlachinists 10 b the
best Rabbit metal. for sale at this
office cheap. II
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-22
Sure Cure for Rheumatism.

0uI0 Vu10 1OT kS0e0m0ttOm.
James Matthews says be has Leeu
badly afflicted with Rheumatism for
twenty years, and he's tried all the
cures known, and at last found a
remedy that helped him.
\ few bottles IT this medicine are
tor sale 1t Matthew'S Store, corner Of
Main and Granite Streets, Butte.
MONTANA. 1l.l7.tf
Musical,
Excellent Music Furnished for
Halls, Parties. Wesllin8s, &c. Lea
sons given on Piano, Violin, Cornet
and Trombone. Pianos Tuned and
Repaired by T.. Casser & Sous.
Leave Orders at Richard h Grix'
Book store: 20. Address. Rox 7:l;.
Butte, n. r. lI-..mI
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-22

The following shipments al bullion
were made during the rast week
through the olll..e Of the Pacific FIX
press company:
Value.
Nov.1l-D the Alice, bar. ~, 49,
Nov. Il-oy Doa1ell, Clark 4 Lara
~ ! o1r .......ssse....... ....... -:
NV. i2-AIasesa, : baSa............... ISL.
00v. lSHnv ne Anaeomla, 5 hArx.... ~.
Nov. N-Silve1 DoW, oaSs.. xAes
Nov. N-ay. ne Alice bars. ........ $50
Nov. is-Noalson. : bars. II ~
Nov. lc.hy toe Aliee,a hass........ J,E:
Nov. l!-ily The Lo1lug -, u bovs.. ss.:Ws
Nov. Z: ny the Lexington. bars. $50.
III.