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\. +. Gates il registered FROM Hell
ella.
Robert I.eggat came in last might
from Philipsl'urg.
\. II. Foster aud wife, Of Glendale,
are visiting friends in the city.
y. W. l'urti. arrived from Helena
Monday aud returned this morning
Hon. u. +. White, Councillor-elect
FROM, Deer I.,siye, returns I" the Vat"
Icy city this morning.
r. X. Miles and wife. +. r. Blake
IL, y. T.. johnson and jesse Miller
arr up from the Valley.
Nj. \. Alice, OF Chicago. IL visit
ing Montana On business connected
with the l'hi.ago, Milwaukee 4 1t.
Paul Railway. He g''es to Helena
this morning.
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The Fair.

willis ian:limg the inclen'ent'y
O: the weather the fair was we'll At
tended last night. The receipts ae
all the lxotl,s wer. large, netting .
total amount which will foot up into
the hundreds. \ large number VI
votes we're roliesl "a: the most popu'
lar physician. VIII" is t" receive the
present cf u handsome case OF surg'~
cal instruments. and the most l'opu'
lar miner, VIII" will receive \" e'e'
giant gold headed cane. 1t Is too
early to torn, any conjecture As to
who tie lucky individual will ne,
but u certain young physician might
Ike named whcse chances seem nTst'
class, and 81 popular young miner
from tn. IIiu could I've mentioned
that will poll = heavy vote.
A ripple sensation WAS created
IN professional cirs'les yesterday
hy the nnannouDce.l marriage OF
al. Leathers to Miss Amy Santley,
who has l,eeu named 1.-THE sweet
sin.er OF Montana. judge Irvine,
,f the Probate Court. tied the knot
in his usual graceful style. after
which, the happy pair. with = few IN
,in,a,. friends, partook ( . sumpt"'
..,s .,in.rr ut the Catlctt Cottage, a
which the how ri m,irtll and Wit was
-. .,,.i,n.s and n, sparkling ~ the
iiuw a,f wine.
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SUMMONS.

n. ,ho s,,xs.,., a.,s,r, r,f the s,.-rsn,d Judi
c,aI l,si r,ci nj the Tel riiory ~ MOs.iaisa in
: :.I ~ ,hs ss",",x ri .iiv:r Nov.
S;i ~ I'M ni"i"s s,si Viliux com
80 m. mia y. Vsiliam A Clark .U'Dil
II. rs Thsss"ni- xnii,..sv n Isarr,ii :3c0.
y staI.i. 0.s,, 4 ns,t. McMurpl,y and Henry
V.H"..i,.. i,.sr n.,xh NJ jni,m - Tl,,nnsas.
is.";si fTnr,..' rdwin n. Irwin, Mary
~" S,.c"esS a,A m. nv showers her nus
s 1"u "%.~.S". IA Cs.,..,., Willissn T1,0,n.,-
. l...s r.. I'M. E,..n. Msrrv l.. Keen. 1,rrn
ss.",...n., isrl., IN Isslec nj iwer l.lo essalu-
=. ''@ sa~".Sann Tsrriinrv. I.nlcb 3, Irvine,
sS,'sss s.s.s.. ~ ,sil~:.r lsn,1 c,.smiv. Mon.
,s," rerr;ETv' m,si ii,,. tiiy Of Bate; J0ss.
Smi" Ahoscal -, Il rrel.rirk ll,ekcr, Fran.
c.s,aC~ss
~ "".n.,,. or I'M. Territory M Montana
..nsi srreiinx Ia William A. clark. D Ill.
i.,. !, Vh;If:srsi A,,.ian,V n, barrett, (3seD.
vc~i"ss,l.v I0i,n \. Tnon,ex Daniel rn.,,,.,ss,
III" r. irvine. Narv Ann .hOwer.. marry
ni"..~r1. Charles ~, cannon, william
Tim,snnsna, 3 lmvlu~ ]. keen. uariy l.. Keen.
tDren Emerx0s, Probate Ju Eye a. Dsee1 l0lgr
eoun,y. MOniana Ten riiory: Caleb r. Irvine.
Prsib.ie julre III silver NV county. Nor
s."s Terr,inrv. ihe Ctiv Of Ralttc, jsaaualiII
Ansscal. FREDERICK lA.l,er, Frxncis Nor Ut
6imnchci, a,nl !. ]. -sle6sodani.
Y~u are hereby required tn appear In an
seis0n 6rt,uxht sxainst ynu hy The sns,ve
~smse.i miainii1Ts. IN the lJistr,ct la,urt OF
the 6ecO;,d .i0jtcjal district III lh- rsrrii0Ty
Of Montana. In ard tor the CssunsH ~ silver
How. ami 10 aIl- wer the cOSnl,.AiIt flled
therein. within ten days .excl',stvr 81 he
day ~ service; after the ~ssvis.e on y..s: ~
ii,is sum mons. " served VT rim this county:
~. " - rived ..ut II tnts county. but In the
district within twenty days: Oii.erwixe
Within forty days: or iu.'x Me"t BY IT, auii
will b. tsxsm against yO.a, according I" tue
pcoyer Of saii ~, nplMimt.
The said action 10 brought u recOvero
yoai the Impessc>>is. Of Inc IL lowing ''e>sri''-
ad .,uarix kkis claim. sE..wn ~ the Pawn.
hroxer .,uarix lode mining claim situated
IN Summit Valley mining sitstriri. silver
How county, Montana Territory. to Wit: I.'N
ia. %. embracing . is,riiUs of tUwmxh IT, :.
H.. II. 4 y, ~ tn: ~ tnsiral mertlIan. rsH,-
iainiux iwo AMI ~. TN acres. mssss Or less,
isvundx.l and ,l.~crik.l ~ f:D.lOwx. ts,-wit:
lt.vtnuinx a chr. NJ u lHn.t married. ".
=: "a T." Ire salne be ing She north west csss.
nj lot M. =. made FIR ill.,. claim ~ .JOx<.Dh
- 1:lnr. msnn I'M. W,lljsm T. IN kn6e
HENCE Will marne tic variation ~ ~ IN
- = :: ~ s. 4: feet Il, u shuItls,nsa u. Gvct
=, 49,. IN 81 ssul n,arikssl ~ g. -. the
s.r,.. ncimr eur No :: ri l.. ~, n, m,a1i. is.s
re- r,n, I'D, Il j ." c ts:S H. -. f ssd i" H.
.. ,,n;.a, ,i,o omxr..sr se,.s,n conner l.-
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SUMMONS.

!" the District Court at The scecad Judl-
eial District Of tho Territory q 00"ssaa'
:" Js@e ~ a. Murray: pIs,nsitf. W. Wary :.
Eisinclon, Thoss.as 4. Wall. AIexalnser
Cars 8. Joseph r. l'srrts,. i'es RIM. WALL 4
ca. Geo. Rohner. Frank I'e".:i: oeo s.. -.
James Il Royce. Jr.. tsa''da boyce. Jessie
4. ShieIix, ,0hn Csplire. Chac. o9ith, r..
john +. Murphy. VIM: ": higgins. john
Mana: We - ..SS e.. ~, q. s.iss'
ne people IT the r. rrliory Of MoM,a"s
send eiesIins 70 May Z. sd.tneto"' Ionns
:. Psrr".,. tiesros,. wall 4 g. ) 0sot.s
Absahan sands. JuiIux sa:Als. James =:
hoy &c. IT,. Islands 4 eos ~ . ye:s's -
John r, Murphy. Vim. ". Higgins. John
Kiuna. VIM. ". Jack. lre W. tsAesS.
Albeit Kleinscl,. .kii apd Stel hen \. Eass".
You an hereby required L" appear ~ ~
action broalsht xgAi,iAt yHu b. ill.,. ahOve
mined I,DainttnS, IN the Dislltct Cnurt at
the AesOn0 Judicial Dls lTtee Of Tue Jesr1tssy
NV. ana 70 answer the complaint alssi
lhelcin, within ten days itAr'ueive VI lhs
day " aesvice after the es:rvire an 9nu ="
ihis summons. u aerves' SIln = N ts~nty:
or. II served out III this csDlMty. One IN SnS"
district. Within twenty deys; ''shefwIss
within forty dsyx; Or Judgment BY default
vill be taken axai"&l yssu. 0ettsvutslg Ia u"
prayer Of sa'd complaint.
The laid action Is brought '""c:ai .te-
cree III Tits court tor the 1i's. cllsnic go
certain mort lage de>r rilps1 IN the c0@Rl.i'
!: hereIi,, and executed by. Mary +. Edgtat-
ton, Osi the l7thedsy OF June. A. j.. Is,s. u.
secure :ss y.ssi a., fs.'s fs'nSsa" scr
mo sam 81 81 .nUR.dA. due lIc:aslrr lsth.Iosh.
isv.. 6eapjn9 intsscxt N tire ,Ste Ut Two Ter
cont. PEI m6nt from date before ANA sIees
maturity until pats. u'd IOr Attorney"
fs... mot exe:<.liay twenty per- cent =. =:
-. ~ the 'u's' of the court and Tor '''s's o.
I.,x, the folluwiug described prsmiscs
, situate. Is ting xni hing 10 thu county ~
silver Nov. Territory 1T Montana. ta-wlt
II ginning ~ y point ~, The east lite Of the
6aIiic lode mining ristm. l"i No ~. where
said eas:erly lire eso.s' ,,"s!eiH .! Mne
ard lDeiug D. = ~ nr! "r "is'rS VT - Tue
initial pss,,., .!'..cr Nn:in caste: " 'sStes.
| ihence um,vtl,~sly ~" &C., thu, 80 westerly
| n feet re-: A,.utn"rA Ia i''l - the place
NJ +, .,,,, ;,r. i".". H." ,M conveyed ~
/. Mar, +. vi. ,gn i,v 4, q, NY u. hAtD)oy.
! lnye,ir, :.tH ir ''''ld ".s and out
houses thereon, Hl>.' TIE h'"s'ls0d furniture
IT.. :;, T. ,s nS s,.. :rs...f 5. .sp;:,;
. To the psy ment nrxt, vi tue = 'en<es " esis
| ANA Gusts at suit anil second 10 the sailsiac.
! 0i1,,, III pjaiutilf'S demand ana ~ rAee eoSo
p5ocs.si> ere not suiIicient th0s toe.i'saln ~
! execution 1or scy deaeienry thst "ny BE-
! siockei d asainAt aaid Mary Z. Edxinl ios'
| AMI aii persons claimirs ny, throuyh or
under her may besrs.' AMI !o;ss!o~oe ,o o!
d o., ,.si ala ' .n,:res, !" s.i "s ssss
| premises. ard ine other s:al TURNER re!sel.
And you arc hereby notified that u you
fail to appear almj ans wer said o. mi I3!ns p
= .ie,auli against you ami apply 10 thu
c0urt EDs the relief ds.nlai"sed ~ the r~S er
Of plaintiffs complaint
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Daring Attempt 10 10capo Prom
Jail, Of tho Lo00maid
Horse Thief.

4 little over two months ago . /
Mexican who gave his name - Dick !
Pet 10, mounted the wsll-known ed |
die h0rse rode by Col. Lonxmaid,
which had been hitched for u moment
ut the concentration, aud rapidly
rode away. lie Wa followed by off,
cers and arrested the same night BY
William Wariteld, 1t Green's Ranch,
on the Boulder, sixty miles from this
city. He was brought back and
lodged In the county Jail to await
trial at the February term Of court.
The bold and daring character of hts
crime indicated that he was . man Of
considerable nerve, and his own con-
fessiOns since bis imprisonment dr.
closed . career at professional horse
stealing and desperate adventure.
His movements were therefore care
fully watched Ivy the officers In
charge Of the jail and up to yesterday
morning he>was given no possible
chance to make break for liberty.
About ll.D y. m. yesterday Pettis
was allowed to 80 into the Jail CORR
dor to batl,e and wash his clothes.
A moment aiterward JailOr Thibnult
was called t. the outside gate tn IT.
tend to the milkn,an. The jail cook,
who Is also . prisoner. Was left In the
corridor, the door Of which 10 se-
cured BY = bar on the inside. The
cook took down the bar and opened
the door 10 LOOK out into the yard.
Pettis saw his long looked for oi'por-
tunity and pushing the cook to one
side, he dashed pest him through the
door, across the Jail yard and out
Of the gate past Jailer Thihau't.
VII" .tood some twenty feet
from, the gate with u milk
eau in his hand. The jailer
commanded retlis to halt, at the
same time dropping the milk can and
drawing his revolver. The nee'Dg
prisoner paid no heed to the com
n,and, and Thibault repeated the
order and tired shot In the air.
still the man continued IL r,'n with
!. the speed III n quarter.horse. Thi'
! hault then started after him, frinl
~ lie ran. the shot striking Pettts IN
,l:..i: l,-~ :.u.l bringing him t.
y full stop. With cooked revolver
the jsil.r then compelled the would
bc escape to come up I" him and
tlcr 10 about face and march bacs
! TO his cell in the Jail. After his 70
turn to the cell Pettis said: 81
knew lie would shoot, and ] was II
hopes / would be wounded, becaus'
then I could 90 TO the hospital and
have chance t. escape" lie VA
but slightly wounded, and may con
slider hin,.elf fortunate that he la
10 cool and self-lnssessed M officer y
Jailer Thibault to deal with, IS
more exc;table man would prO0abI!
have fired ut more vital spot thai
the calves ofhis legs.
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MARRIED.

IEAr6ER&-AI .DERMAE.-I. ihi. city,
Taess|my. Dsr. u. iss,. ~ PTOs,!ie !adge
CE. irvine. Mr Alfred Leather. IT.,
and MIS-. Alice Allie MAJ.
BEAL-ACrCHINM- 0lessisl., NJ the
residence III J'ket'ls Hutnhl's. eunoey'
Ire. ,vat,. l.u Ju>lie. u. u. Ts,s,,Nms.
~. Osem BcsI. Ia Aiss E:n'iy Mutt''-
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Wood.

:. wood -l.n,*r. who st'n"i by his
!..:,d Yesterday Offering the wt'fHa ut
:. per cord. gave t" MINER ts'
Ir,rirr II ve;. clear statement al the
ease. rs follows: - tou SEE We have
~ sell uur wnsl 1T s: u cs'rst. hut
t.,rr., aiu't leila, IN 1t far Tvs. 1t
c..;s u for every ,nr! We bring IN
$l.75 for cutting. $: for ranking out.
e.; ~: .h:, :,sar.!in.. feeding and shoe
iur OF u nam ""i two-'"rs'' team,
and :. :. lu. inT Transfers wages,
ami h.. only hau:~ ! cords Ter day.
wi,icl, makes the wages Tor hauling
cost $40 la.r cord. That's S'.:i' tue
wm.l costs us now how can we
make 4 living selling 1T - II cord ::
The reporter gave it W. ~ 20" hard
= ,,,:,,,,..;ra.n :" answer "i ~,;e'h s''"r'
notice
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Through an crr,r the feather
weight champions were announced .
TO fight laat night. They will fight .
with hard gloves ut the Old Palace !
Theatre tonight for purse Of $l0o, !
donated l,y Jack Waite. The men
are both In good condition. are even
" matched, and - neither has any
interest except to win the prize =
clossly contested struggle may bt
locked for.
Harry Mitchell, who affects the
''eow hoy" aud wears his hair in
curly Sestoosss upon his sl'ouldes,
was released from the county Jail
lase Monday, having served . three
months term for larceny committed
In Deer Lodge Valley. Monday
night he was run In" for simple
drunk, and to-dsy will probably
have an opportunity to contribute
bis mite to the support " tire city
government.
The skating rink under Isenshaw
Opera House h about completed aud
will he opened to the public :o-n'or-
row evening. No expense has been
spared to make the rink tirst.t'lass
In every particular, and II promises
to be one Of the most popular resorts
In the city. \ large supply Of roller
skates Of the most approved pattern
have been received. \ small admis-
sion will be charged. and skates
F; win lie loaned ut - cents per pair.
| James Landry, night bef"re last.
nlled IN with Galena street bug
juice and sailed forth seeking
whom he might dev"ur. Ohices
Carroll was about the first il'egib!e
subject he met, and failing I" observe
/; the badge " office worn upon the
officers coat collar. prM'eetlesl to ex'
prem his opinion of the officer and t.
draw q genealogical chart III his an
eestry In which the ,'snime species
figured extensively. The office
showed bis badge aud requested thu
gentleman to accompany him to th'
calaboose, whereupon Mr. I.sndr,
was proluse In his apologies. Tut Car
| roll told him lie could apologize 4
the court, and locked him up. HI
will have \ hearing IN the P"lic'
Court to-day.
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Sure Cure for rheumatism.

James Matthews says liz haas 't'
badly afflicted with !theun'a''-ni ;"s
twenty years. Hn'; mas w.! ~. nv
.:,,r.. known. ami nj last '"n:'"
remedy that helped him.
\ few bottle: 1T this n'ssi"'as: ;sse
tor sai.. 1T Matthew'S Store. corner ii
rs.;.. aud Grant,. streets. Butte.
rs".....,," ~wll-:@a.tf
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II !. un.i.r-t"'i that the "c~ time
...,,..;ul.. "n the !'mh AMI Northern
will hiring TIE passenger ''a'" ="
,,.,f An ,m..r earlier, an'l the "utgO-
ing passenger vii: leave ''af ." ns'r
,..,..r Tl,.. chang. will :ls!.t hut little
Il, the convenience. III t'ic h:;''s ''a'-
el!;ny public.
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SUN MONS.

!. The pt.,r,e. Coa., q ne seee:a !cii-
nj sssi 10 Ihe eo0nty o. 6llvSr Dow. I
= eves.x a;ohl AID silver Mi"ing C.'ss- !;
Daay. plalmai0s. aShtnat JeItan Marceee- !
- GAR" s.s,r,,. ~" S5.ii,cn smiih. i sm,ss 3:
Mills. l;rallvil . stuart. fredegjce " rs
~ illtsn. IhoMl:cn, William l.: tAsits:
l.ixxle ~. Roles. Jvhn " Rerio!. Fretss!ck
T.y.s:' N ssess wS %;i,. NJ t.r :amf et
Robert u. Humber. stephen bs"ls1;n.
laws tl,eerss. James y Murray: .!Ihn y.
stewart. Hnsh 4. ElwerIs. q Nelsoa. y:
MeiSoosid. r. :: NcE!rog. Tho',s.s Cusies.
I.se W.fosaes. .Al6ese kiinsehimtat. stephen
\. Esles JosepI Irwin. I; wse u. Se!nple.
l0An il 'nrt's. Charles W. CsnnOn hiram
~. viiiis.s /! IssSs@: Il airy r.: !" ~: .srex
Emes0on. I'rUhaae Jcalss II lhee !. Aes
eoanly. Montana Ter. it0sy: sleO T.. Irvt"e.
rrobose Jeogeaf silver Now en''nty, M.'a'
,aae Territory. ard the City ~ Suite
h psspie Of sh~ res..sssx a. Moesana
ee01 Olee0aG 70 !"ltao Masc9ea.Sao: 1no..
So: w'!!.sm y 10y III y; : cs;rss
etssTt. Fssdesics = R.ed. Wm: Taoopeoa.
Willisin L.. Fariin. Lixsie n: ts'sec, John
y s:s':v: . s.e'ss.se T. ~: M !:o:
<. Vurrsv. j.,hm II. stewart. llush u.
H.lwsrss. a. ~ i.on. \. T.. Gerry. lIs.ur
Allen. j annes Rvan. Gsx,it NlclSus,sld. u. =.
Mel: roy. Thos.ss Cusick, ice v. Fostor.
Hinsrf EiinsSismnait. Slr,i,en 4. Es,es,
f:~nh I. vim" SsSorse n. eSmnlo. .juhn H.
S:nri5x. e,herles n .c:anM,n .liirum X noVlex,
=; 81: VoMiwor.h. lshIliD q ,,s,y William
Tinskam. Ilsnry Js,nMs. - rm EnseeasM,.
i'O60 r. jwiec OF lserr l.nlx. county. Mon.
I III . nj xipvs; ~ .,s,n,v M"n,aaS FER
,teCer ~r.i ~ ci1v ~ 0u1is no1eMlanI.
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Feoo the DAILY os Tuesday.
TH8 TERRITORIAL CANVASS.
AarshAl Botkin Placed IN an
3m6ara0oinG Position By
HE Failure to Meet
the Canvasoing
Board.

Board.
The absence Of Col. BOlkiu fron,
the capitol At time when h!s pres
encs was necessary to complete the
Territorial canvass, has created much
unfavOrable comment. The law
provides that within thirty days
after the election the Marshal and
Treasurer shall canvass the votes in
the presence Of the Governor, who
shall decide in the event of disagree
ment between the Yr asurer and
Marshal, "whO has the highest num-
ber of votes, aud shall issue Ger
ti'icate tn such person." The law
makes no provision for the Governor
to act, except rs AN umpire and pro-
vides no substitute for an absent
canvasser. Gov. Potts aud Treasurer
Weston have been on hand from,
day to day anxiousIy awaiting the
arrival Of Marshal Boakin, who up
to Saturday night had failed to put
In an appearance.
The time fixed by law having ex-
pired, the L"t!epc"tle"t say<: later
all 1t is tue vote and not the cans ass
ing board that elects, and ~ the re-
turns duly certified are all in and
show majority Of nearly l.:i;W for
Maginnis, the certificate Ut election
BY the Governor On the report 81 one
canvasser, would, according I" the
decisions Oh the subject. answer
every purpose. The authorities all
hold that the absence, disability, or
death of . member of the canvxssing
board cannot defeat the canvass, aud
~ the certificate If election Is only
ly';DlG .t;scie evidence thereof. 1t rests
for its validity upon the Votes rather
than upon any technical compliance
with the law ~ to the mode If can.
VASES. Occupying the delicate posi-
ton In the matter which Marshal
Botkin does. it Is, I" say the least,
unfortunate that he is not present
We are not disposed, however, to t'e'
lieve that his absence il designed fol
q purpose, and have u" doubt that
he will report for duty in u day al
two ut fl;rtheSt."
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G;LEHDAI.E. NJ. r., Dec. =. lS>2.
To The Editor OF lie Miner:
The Baptis; church Of this - Dead
Sea =" gave last evening n concert Of
which the following Is programme:
tlusrtette, Fancy Moonlight" Mr..
Reyrolds, Miss Nellie Potter, REV.
Lamb and Il. II. Cook. lsecitation
hy Miss Nellie Potter. Duet, Rain
drops Overhead" Miss Nellie Potter,
and Mrs. Reynolds. Recitation by
Miss ROSA lamb. So!o. "Nightin-
gale" Miss Cora Turner. Recitation
10y Miss Edith Earle. Ss'lo by Mrs.
Reynolds. Recitation, - I Love You,
Mother" Miss Mabel Earle. Farce,
"In Want If Servant" hy Miss
Hattie Potter, Mrs. Reynolds, Miss
Nellie Potter, Miss Cora Turner, Misc
Clara Meredith and Master E,ic
Meredith. Recitation by Miss Hat
liz. Potter. Singing Class Drill, ;.'"nt
~ children. llsv. Lamb, ''irstor.
Recitation, "YrOui'le~ Of Children in
Hotel Life" Miss clara Meritlitl'.
Tabls.au, ''Our Beauties ar jubilee
Singers" Harris Potter, Miss Cor,
Turner. Miss HAITI" Potter, Byron u.
Cook. I'D. X. Award, Miss Nellie
| Potter, Humuer 4. Simith. ''Our
i BEAUTIES were heartily en."resl l,y
the audience. The rlassii's l'ic''',
! ".rhree Black truws," hy "tWr
Beauties" was well executed. a,,d
! the audi. nc.. was welt l:'ca~''d with
the entertainment. Miss <':a., Nrri-
! dith, Miss R''sa Lamb and lille Ma
l,el Earl acquitted themselves we'll in
the re..itat;On and received hearty .l'-
| plausc. IN ''Our ::eaaii.." Miss
Cora Turner and Miss Nellie. Potter
carried cif the palm rs regular plan
, tation siarkies. I AMI unable I" report
~ to whether the establishment was
, a iina ucial success or not. hat ] pre-
+, ~,,,,,c 1t will net III" church the
sum ri 50.
The tual burners are now moving
their families into town, the season
! irr turning in the majority "f the
".,,.i,s having closed.
! Wnml il a staple article at $6."' lcr
i.s"! l:,r long poles, in this h:irg.
Eleven saloons are ioi,I: business
in the hardware line, and all conn
;,!aiaing Of hard times. four III 'vl'o'''
:un gambling tables, which are well
;..tro,::..d 10y those VIII" think they
can tta: the 'ul,i thing isEx.
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lFWO he Oaily q Tnenlav
1aD PAR.
OeDnoe Han 0aily Dockod In Hol-
Nay Attire ana Thrunaea
With the Youth ana Bean
~ Of Butte and Vicinity.

The fair In aid Of st. James, or ~
the friends Of the institution like to
call 1t, the Sisters Hospital, was in
auguratetl hast night under the most
favorable auspices. The hall was
tastefully decorated with festoons Of
crimson and lace hangings ornament
Cd with a'tistically arranged ever
green's and American flags. The W.
r'ous baxaaSs, stands, ~of.,ns, ETC.,, are
arranged upon three sides Of the
room, each tastefally partitioned III
and beautifully decorated, leaving
the centre Of the hall clear for the
merry dancers, . score or more Of
whom were tripping the light fantss-
tic to the music ~ the Chase grand
upright piano, which il to liz ratified
oiS during the fair.
The l,ostoahce was doing u land
Office business. Mn. J. T.. linker il
the accommodating ln'.t'nistress and
has . satisfactory n,isxi:c for every
conner that deposits the legal postage.
The cigar stand Was well patron.
lied and In the hand, o! Misses VIII
COX and Ronourd cannot fail to prove
. profitable enterprise.
The tazaar In charge # Mi-s Flu
phemie vOutour i quite = centre u
attraction, the presents TO be ratified
and vutetl for being displaye ed In gor.
yeous array on the shelves and coun.
ter.
The ice cram parlor, under the
management II Mrs. I.avell and
Mrs. We!ch. assisted by Mi~ Stack
seems to possess sll the requisites
to ''eguile the proverbisl "youne
man." bat the excellence Of the pas
try and the grace with which it !.
served will amply rrlny him for hi'
patronage
The dining room 10 under the ex
! cellent supervision Of Mrs. Harring
ton and Mn. Brann. 1t Is provided
with q complete culinary delxsrt
! ment and M epecurean r"ix;"e. TIN
dining roo,n IL fitted up in lirst'c'as'
restaurant style, and gentlemen wilt
take dinner Or supper down towI
could not de better than 10 step IL
and patrOnixe the firm Of HarTiDg
ton and Brann.
IT. Jacobs well; the biblatory ten
denotes Of the patrons Of the fair AR
catered to by Mrs.. Callahan and Mis-
Mollie Geagan, who draw frO:u thu
nevcr-failing fountain, lemonade I"
soda water with equal facility.
The shouting gallery is under tn
supervision of Mr.. J. Mc< 'orniick
and h provided with n xs"Hl rang
and hrst-claxs rifles.
The attendance last night WI
larger than expected ON the frs
night. Everybody enjoyed them
selves aud the fair may l,e set dow
n q succe,ss It will continue durin:
the entire week. Voting for til
most popular physician, miner, &c.
and ratsiing tor the elegant prize
will begin tonight and sOnttnu
during the week.
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ARNxTRON0.-Ai0 lenslals' ~ lltcrln6sr
Sah, lse., IN NJ. and MR.. Charles Arm
strong. y gtel.
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rents, Issues and pcoass Of said rreMisrs
oo0vo staso6: ass6 - costs u thls octS0aS.
fnil ID s00e0r an 0ooWoe oAkl eo0plsine
@ aNove reQusS0d lhe saSd llsinsl1t viii
isks . dssesis o0aiast yoa ana al1ly 70 The
eooet ~ tho TesbeS demanded In tjSe prayer
0( DOaloei0b complaint.
0ive0 S06eF my henA aad the
seal AZ he District CoaSt q ~
zee nd District At the Toet5-
49, Ogy a N00eoaA. In and Tor ~
la espunly a 0ilvo9 DuW this 3ist day q
(~\ July, In he yeoI q 0ur Lad one
i6esiand eaehi hundred and eighty
GEO. ". IRWIN. H.. Gu RI.
SdoQDVoW
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s.,e,., ,,tspsseh to '''e A'skr.
HELExA, N. r.. l,ss'. u, is>-'
.r,,. official can wars was made To-
A., ,r;,h the following result: Ma
,,;"ni. I: :ss, Bo,kin I"."l@. M's'"-
r,., majority I.ls4. The vote wac
.,..,t..i ~,ti,nut any s.iua('b'e what
ever.
MIX Bartell amused himself M""-
A.v nixht by kicking !" the 'r''" NJ
49,. on 1.-THE row" and = Ut 90"
and costs, for his fun. In tue ''o''ee
Coust yesterday.