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MtS1ltcipGL court.
Before Judge Cooley .

Before Judge Cooley.
James Mcdonald, Peter Olson and Mary
Smith paid fines of 81 each.
w. w. Doty, obstructing Twelfth street
north with an area wall; paid fine of 81
and costs.
CA. Blomquist, bastardy; continued un.
til this morning.
Joseph Sexton, larceny of a watch; com.
mitted thirty days.
VIM. Tanner, keeping gambling house;
plea of not guilty and the case set for jury
trial on Monday afternoon.
George Hunt, Fred. Horton, VIM. Pres.
ton, larceny of sleds from E. G. Dickinson
continued until this afternoon.
John johnson, larceny; dismissed.
L. NJ. johnson, A. johnson, T. Ray and
Joshua Risdon, assault and battery; con-
tinued until next Tuesday afternoon.
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IT is alleged that the oysters found
off the Texas coast are the largest and
best in the world.
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THE COURTS.
District Court.
JURY CASES.

Before Judge Young
Lathrop E. Reed VS.. M. L. Scallan ct al:
settled and dismissed.
Joseph R. Hoff1in vs.. Crosman & Plum.
mer; continued.
h. L. Hoagland, respondent, VS.. j. Chris.
tan, appellant; jury waived.
Helen S. Shufelt vs. the st. Paul. Mime.
| apolis & Manitoba Railway company; fif-
teen days stay OF proceedings granted.
James w. Woods VS.. j. T. Elwell; stay OF
| proceedings for fifteen days granted.
Mary ONeal, substitutal in the place of
Michael O'Neal, VS.. the st. Paul, Minneap-
oils q Manitoba Railway company; verdict
for defendant.
| Before Judge Lochren.
Geo. @. Knickerbocker VS.. M. E. Wood.
ling; on trial.
COURT CASES.
Before Judge Shaw
| r. Labelle VS.. the Hennepin County
| Catholic Building and Loan association;
on trial.
PAPERS FILED.
E. A. Harmon & Co. VS.. Chapman Bros.
action to recover S42.53 duaon account;
complaint filed.
E. A. Harmon & Co. VS.. G. B. Carman,
| action to recover $123.37 due on account:
complaint filed.
VIM. M. Campbell VS.. Eli B. Ames ct al.
administrators of the estate of Levi But
| Ter, deceased; papers returned from Meek
or county court and filed.
Charles E. Lindey VS.. The Minneapolis
Millsrs' association; papers returned from
Meeker county court and filed.
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Trough on COrns,"

Ask for ''Rough on Corns." 15c. Quick re-
ief; complete, permanent cure. CONS, warts,
bunions.
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Catarrh of the Bladder.

Catarrh of the Bladder.
Singing irritation, Inflammation, all Kidney
and Urinary Complaints, cured by Buchupa;-
bs. 81.
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tn most remarkable case on record
Is that Of the Yankee soap man, who, in
violent storm at sea, saved himself
from death by taking cake of his own
poap and washing himself ashore.
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Probate Court.
Before Judge LELAND.
In the matter of the estate of Nels Oh
son, deceased, petition for letters filed
hearing Dec. 81.
In the matter CT the estate of G. G
Washburn, deceased, inventory filed ant
allowed.
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ALWAYS under the lash-the eye.
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world, and Bennett, owner of the New
York Herald, will surely be most ruinous
to one or the other, PERHAPS to both,
Gould buys newspapers, but these are i'm.
| potent when arrayed against the ubiquit.
GUS Herald and its countless allies. It is
conflict rather between brute force
(money and moral power. The press OF
the country, to the extent that it is NOT
bought up by Gould, will adhere, it seems,
to Bennett.
Davy Crockett's grandson, Bob" is an
editor in Arkansas. Bob's father, as was
his grandfather. was a member Of con-
gress, and almost, lacking only one or two
votes, nominated for the vice presidency
by the Wing convention at Baltimore, that
made Winfield Scott its candidate for the
presidency. Gov. j. G. Jones, of Tonnes
see, made brilliant speech. urging Crock
etts nomination. If Raymond, of the New
York Times, had not interposed, Crockett's
name would be blazoned on the pages of
the country's political history.
According to recent census bulletin the
manufacturing operations of 1880 returned
a profit of nearly 81 per cent. on invest
ments, while the acreage rate of wages
was less than $3.50 a year Or under 81 per
day. How beautifully protection protects
the wOrkingrnan and The working-woman
1t was certainly about time for g labor
congress to insert tariff reform clause
among its articles of faith. Workingmep
can do more for their advancement by IL
sisting upon tariff reform than they can
by all the strikes that were ever instituted
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BUTTS, n. r., DEC. 3. lSS3.
The following ARE the wholesale
prices paid by merchants and hotel
keepers for the commodities emu ,ller-
atcsi, delivered frO,n the wagon.
Price list carefully corrected every
Flour Ruby Valley, XXXX, $3.50
per cwt.
I" Mil Greek, XXXX, 1854
percwt.
Mill Greek, New 7rpess. s::.t;Y.
(sallatin. $40 per cwt.
Union Mills, \ ew Pr'ctss. Cream
Of the Valley, $500
Ruby Valley, thew prs,cssssl N:M
Union Mills XXNN SNOW fake.
el.M'.
Utah Common. $3.50
Utah ChVit'e. $3.50.
Graham, sam.
Wheat per ill.,, :! ctr., fair d ,'n'ana.
Oats. $:!.3l
Butter, per H., aNi - cts.
Eggs, per lOxell, IN" +, cts.
Corn Meal. IL.
Beef, Curt.sess, s cts.
Bsets, 3! eta. per H..
Hay per tom, 81. :tN" 81.
Baileil Hay. lrr ton. $::A' -.
Cheese, ::s::m = cts.
Harley, $!.:3sjNd33. 80 pr rws.
Dried beams, Montana, ct~.
Mutton, : cts.
Pork, alrts~%~l, II cts. per IL.
Veal, ~ rts. PER H..
Chickens. 81 H. $7.:t' PER .I'"r.
WMnl, - H. -.
lsutnlsagas. cts. l~.r H..
l'sptntan.,, 81 .;Ah.f LIS p rwt.
sausage, Is cts. PER III.
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8RRITORIAL NEWS.
Quilted from the Columns of Our
Exchanges.

There IL sufficient money IN the
(;allatin county treaury ~ pay all
outstanding warrants up to date.
It I. said that 'l'ncie' Jerry
Mckay. Of New Chicago. has never
VT xe,.n q railroad car or engine.
The Odd Fellows II Ilis.o,'la have
,ni.~ssxl several meetings lately on ac-
c,uut uf Ease Of smallpox under
their hall.
Billings is enlivenesi by a gang II
burglars and sneak thieves. Rob-
beri.x and tl,efts are Of daily occur
renee.
Twelve years ago q Yankee ranch.
man on Horse Prairie started In the
sheep business with one old eve for a
starter. He now hen over daN sheep.
the multiplied increase Of that old
eve.
A mail route b. asked for along the
s.,s,th hose Of the snowy mountains
to Flat Willow. The route would lie
about i'm miles long and would sup
l)y with postal facilities many set
tlers who 70 = miles for their mail.
Weeksville has the smallpox. A
NEST house, or smallpox hospital.
has lx.en erected across the river from
town. and It already has seven
ratjeuts. The hospital b. under the
charge If the Northern PACING
physician.
Deer Lodge b now the point 81
sul,,,ly for Helena, Miss0ula and
other points north Of the end OF the
railroed. In consequence the town
h having q lDt,Onl, and the hotels AMI
l,,nsiness men have their hands foil.
In moving the Windsor Hotel at
Billinxx, an addition gave way and
sunk to the ground, . workman un-
her the addition, was saved from Oa-
ing crushed to death, Ivy the presence
,,f mind Of the foreman. who thrust
a large maui under the sill In time to
catch q luprtiOn Of the weight.
Antoine Ferry will next figure -
the ''harl town at the front" on the
the western division u the n. +. Il.
r. Il IL ns,w = canvass town 81
! seventeen tents, In MissOula county
A raiDrna,l cs,ntr,,ctiOn larty made II
their head ,u,,arters and the stages
meet tterr, making It alre .dy quite .
l'ss.y l'sarg.
; lanes w. Warner was killed In
| Colorado (iulcl,, about twelve miller
frOns Helena, last Tuesday. ny TN
overturniug III wagon which ~
was driving. He Was employed 10
hauling house logs for Henry
Momrss,. and while driving down IN
rul.h with . heavy load Of k'gs, thu
wagon had slipped I" one side 1T ~
lev si.ixlinx plas.e, anil Overturning
liz. wlh.,le had fell upon MI: War
uer. crushing him horribly aud Kill
! ing hiMl instantly.
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The promenade concert anu a'a'I
given far the benefit NJ the \ ISee IAN"
ut R..nslsaw Opera House I''ss n'g"t,
was an exceptionally s'''s'esstul ana
enjoyable affair. The mining f!ater-
nity was fully represented, and the
VAUDEVILLE people attended almost
en-,,,a.se, while u large delegation OF
Butte society people helped to swell
the numbers present, which were
sufficient to fill the large hall without
Grating . crush. The music was
excellent, aud under the manage
,,,rmt of the sentIen'a"ly committee"
on reception anil floor manage
,,scnt, cvrrylsnls WAS made to enjoy
themselves ~ the ut''"ssf.
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A LIVELY CAMP.
Tho Law Deded, Omcers D.
nounCcd and Robbegioo and
Murders OF Daily o.
Curron,o.

The terminal station 1T the West
ern Division Of the n. r. II. H., has
furnished tn daily h0rrOr Of murder,
lyncl,ing or robbery, since it bccanse
the headquarters II the railroad
construction army. An exchange
gives the following account Of the
reign of lawlessness In this lively
l,urg, wlicl, led t. the lynching III
''Dick the Diver'' on the 5th Of
the present month, . rer'rt Of
which was published In the MINER:
"Wecksvillc b peculiar place. all
night hing the rOllghs make ROME
howl hy all SORTS II caro,'sings,
wl,ooping, yelling, firing rev"lvers,
rol,ling and iefying the officers II
the law. The body Of . dead man
was robbed after il was laid out, and
the plugged teeth knocke,l nut fnr the
guild nllipg. Every bu~ine~s man
sleeps with l,is est l,lislsm,ent l'arrieatl
cd and an Arsenal ut li@ head. II nm
officer makes an arrcst, his possse IL
.le,,Ou ncc.) ~ ''stramglers" AMI the
night following the Deputies are
waited up,n by delegation arr'tsi
with revOlven, aud the limb IT the
law h compelled to treat the crowd
aud apologize for having "l'cyesl the
orders vi the sheriff: The pr"n'i''t''''A's
discharge Of lirr arms at night reminds
one of a skir,misl, line during the
war, and ~ the heavy blasts hy s''e
graders are ,ir,sl in the rOck bluffs In
the ms,rmimg aN.l Throughout the ''ay.
the listener i.lagim,~ y rssl hot artiIIs'-
~ hrc xucs-~.li,g the skir'mis''ink.
Tw" days ago the e'Ipl.'y.~ in W. }.
Hawkins store we're DS':assc
(" thr,w up their hands while
the r,Clwrs riilss' the cash l"'x
Of saan,. \ Traveller from Mi-'"n'n
wa. "rollsxl'' u few days az" and
rubbed of $:3s~, when he had l'ecn In
town only fn,r hours. The other
day . man entering y sslsnn was In
.lu..x,l to take drink. and ~ doing
wa. hissesi, Laughed at, tripl'eta and
,,,,.l,c,l plt Of the .llN'r, while falling
and before he ex,,llal recover III" font
ing, his packets had lssen rtiIes' amt
tin. williams ri.licule.l him with sa'es'
REMARKS ~: "Niy you can't wrt~tIe
; at ALL"
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In the pissric, Court II the Second Judi
cisl District VI the Territory Of Montana, III
ant Tor the county 81 silver Bow.
r n:s,i. AMI m e;s"rxc Il. Casey. and Patrick
J. Brors,y. doing business under the hrm
name and style or Casey 4 Br''l'hy. defend.
ants.
.emi x,eetinx to Charles f. Reed. and
(SeorRe n. Casey, and Patrick J. BrOply.
YOt ARR HEREBY requir-i t, appear
in an action beoaxhi aE.!nst yoa ny IN.
Of tl,e Second Judicial District NJ the Terri.
f,,ry u Mon tano, In a,ss1 for the T. univ vi
silver HDw, ana ID answer the cs.mpIASnI
del therein, within ten days exclusive ~
the slay Of xervice) after the service I'M sou
Uf th,s sum.nnD,,s. II servel within this
e;Iuntv or, II x.rvesl ont III this ct'alnty. but
in This aissrict within tw'nsy days; other
s,ss. within f:,rty days: ~ Judgment BY de-
fault wil! he :: ~ ger a: co,"ni:|" "a'
The sAii action j. or0uxht 10 Ontaln NC
s.fv.e Of ti,is court f,r the IreclOsure OF q
q rtAin m .sigHge deacrsbcl ~ the com :
cutesi b. Charles r. Ne ID. on the list day ~
june. A. u. iss:. To secure The pawn ri ~ =
e-risin psD,n:>xsDry note. msie BY Charles
p. Il e1 (sr ilse sam III ~:sap.CO. due Sep
te0hPr lst-ai. Iss.. bearing interest ~ the
nSId. end the lien ai Howard *eorce. Ed
Ell r. Farr,s. ami 4. N. Trask. ~ the
Montana I.umber Co., AMI BY them sold
ami assigusd =. this platntitr f,r the sum u
exs.. il. Tor Building material furnished hy
which noee fully appears ey reference Ia
plaintjlT cOmpiatnl on HE herein and fOr
c0eis OF suit and attorneys fees. That the
following described premltses situate. lying
"a being In the County az silver How,
Tsrrisnsy Of Montana. to-wit Lot No: two
t..I in hinck No. ten 10, Of Noyes pt:M q
kailrx,ad addition n the 1.Wn ~ Butte,
Montana Territory. with the building there
en-, and known ~ the uepot Hot u. together
with All the rights. priv !lexes. and sPPur-
naI ana enjoyed. b.. cold AMI the proceeds
iherssH he applied to the pay ment. nrst:
Il, liz. EXPENSE Of sale anil c0~ts ~ suit and
atiOvnsys fees. second. fsS the sAltsfActisMl
or l1tn,itF-x demand. anil in case said pro.
cee ,s are not suflleient then ~ obtain On
.l.,cksiesi against said Charles :. u ,esi. and
iii persons claiming BY. Or thr ugh ~ Nh.
DIR him may b. oaSrel and tOreeIs'eed III
All rlRhe. title. claim, lien e4utty Of reAifmI''
iiou aud tint ssest In said naortEagesl prelnl'
-, aud az osl,.r and fnrihe! relief:
fail 81 appear aEd answer said cOMplaint ~
above requirssl, the sabd plaintiff will TAXI
. default aAaisnss you and apply To thu
eourt 1or the relief demanded In the prayer
fsiven under ny hand sn.l the zeal n
the District Court n the SECOND
District Of the TeSTitA,1y Of Mon
,seall isns. In anil li,r the essunty Of Sil
YER Bssw, this I'd slay Of N0vem
c;, - NE .;Ss. .u; S.l .,ss sx:s ~,
signed. uEo ". IRVINE. II. Il RI.
b CM A.. y. WARREN. Is.puty Clerk.
y. .. SP8rR, Atty Soe PIN. iialec5w
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Mr.. Garter, one of Butte. M""ta"a's
,,,es,t substantial men, lsssses, thrs"'g''
(l,clen lhis morning, en- r'''tc to
Deuver.-tAwieM Pilot, 1Nh.
Mr.. Is. r.. Jones, the gesitIen'a"'y
anil popular representative Of several
vell-kuown and olal-estabItslbest cast
erm mercantile and manufacturing
firms. came over frOm lleDessa ''ay
ar two ago. Mr.. Jones' was we'ct'"'ts'
I'm the silver city by l,ast Of friends
who exceedingly regret that pressing
,,.,sime,,v engagements shortened hts
visit an",ug them. The ge''''e'''a"
l..f. far llels;na this morning.
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Two 0o0 WIND uD q D9uulou
1roaiC WITH q Iurdarome

Mike Judd and Jim Halton, two
miners, were On . jamborse together
last night and enjoyed then,selves
immensely until the frequent bibu-
lations Of cheap whiskey aroused
their fighting proclivitiss, when they
began to quarrel. About Q O'Clock,
however, . cessation Of their wordy
comhat was agreed upon and they
started for the California brewery TO
pledge their new friendship In the
fuaming ''sehooner." A. they
reached the door HAttou met . man
against whom lie seemed to have a
grutlge and forthwith commenced
hostilittes. BY striking ut hin. with
hts DIT. Judd intesfered, which
rOused the ire Of Hatton and he
turned his attention to his whilonl
friend. A lively scrimn,age cnsued,
In which the esmbatants worked
their way within the door. Of the -
loon, when Hatton struck Judd Q
savage blow on top Of the head with
some sharp instrument, supposed
to be knife, but when arre.ted Inn
mediately after, NO weapon was found
upon his perDon. The cut had the
appearanee Of being made with .
knife, aud h IN ugly looking wound
hut b not c0s,sidered . dangerous one.
llatton ran to escape arrest, and
plunged into Cohen's brokers Office,
breaking pane Of glass In the front
door ~ he rushed through. A. on
Ger Vennor collaretl him he said
''you'll have to kill me before you
take me-" hut when he found he was
looking into the muzzls Of the on
GERS six shooter he cOOlell down and
permitted another officer to search
him for weapons. The officer thinks
. knife waS taken frssM the prisoner
hut WINS dropped In the snow and lost.
halton will have = hearing In the pO-
lice c,,urt to-day.
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Tho New A. O. U. w. Lodge

n..,.,tv (;rauL Master W"rk''a"
4 ". Kin.l~y, assisted Ivy the "s''-
....,. and u,..msl,..m III tlss' o;ulte '~"'s''
~. ~ill institute - mcw IsH'Er "f
INV. Ancient Orler Of United Work
....,, AZ Hil,iruia Hall. WalkeSv'''r.
.,,;.-veniux NJ lhalf-lssst seven "c'.s'S'
T,l,.. Int " charter members t''''''"-
..-. ,,,,w.rl, NJ twenty welt Know"
,,,.,...s NJ Walkervil)e.
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Nr. r. Ellis arrived from White
s;ul,,l,~r .;prinx~ last might. Mr..
E,,i. will arrange f"r the departure
of his nephew Cul Williams I" Flu
GLAND for the rurlAnss' ~ having "'"
eys~ operated upon.
Mn. II. r. Mcfarland. ae'"'n'-
-, IL. ,,.r daughters. the Misses
.,.... an, l,,ra.na Mcfarland, and
Mia McA mslrcws arrived Jr''t" ''tt'
- ..,,..,,;ur. Tin. I:,.li.-. will
,rr..r. .n,r Butte .sn'it'ly during tue
l,.,lia)ays.
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rents, Issues and psuats q satd premises
above stated; aAld the costs Of thts action.
fail 10 appear and answer said complaint
~ above seQuired The sasd plaintiffs viii
take de1eaft against you ana apply 10 the
Quart " the relief demanded In the prayer
Of plaintifYa complaint.
Given under my hand and the
Zeal Of the District Court Of tive
Rec nd District Of the Terri
49, tOgy OF Montana. In And for the
s S,S, IL H.; s' yesr 81 our 10 Lon. % S.<
lhoasand eight hundred aud eighty
GEO. ". IRWIN, H.. Clerk.
NieeHVSW
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For Rent.


~..,sh ~ Iss,,iervili.. +. X. Er~sl Ew.
,oeCEiswlf Clear Git MiEc.
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Fs'aths Daily q Frsaay.
1UTh16e DDVAsrArIou-
wednesday Night,s Pr. a aoen,
q Destruction ana Palla.e

I''e ruinatiOn ut the scene az WI.
ne't'ay nights nrs eosld not have
oeeh more complete had the house
"evn sacked by IN army Of Co.s.ek
'"''''cry. The propr,ctress, with
more presence Of mind than the on
c'o,'s men who volunteered their Aid
locked the doors Of the main l,uiLl.
ing, determined to await an order
.'c'" the Chief Engineer Of the fire
Of,gude, Or sdvice frOn, the insur>nee
agent, before commencing 10 remove
so"ds' hut the excited mob procured
an axe and gained entrance 10 the
house Ly breaking In the parlor win
lows. Then commenced . scene of
Wild confusion rarely witnessed. The
legs and pedal Of 500 Chickerinx
plano were knocked ftom under It
with axes, whole bieadths Of velvet
plush carpet were torn and rent In
frantic efforts to tear them from thu
fIoor. brOcade aud handmade curtains
c''sting from $l0O TO $:sn' pair, were
stripped from the windows, tearing
them to sbresls: paintings and enxrav-
in&s, elaborately framed, were hurled
frOnl the second story Window: the
drawers of costly bureaus shared the
same fate; pIasterinx aud waiuscot-
Ing was torn from the walls by con-
tact with ARTICLES OF furniture In the
hands of excited men, aud the hand
some and expensive Newell post and
6amtsters were torn bodily frs.sm The
stairway and broken to srlinters.
Chief Engineer Taylnr and other
,nc'nbers VI the nrs brigade exl,osted
the devastators to tlesist, but entrea-
Ties and commands were alike futile,
and the work Of destruction went on
until the lire was entirely suLtlued;
when II was found that many valua-
bic articles had be~n carried Oft by
the rOuylls who had assisted In the
work Of devastation. II the fire de-
partn,ent and city police have not
sufficient authority, or IL they lack
the necessary force to compel better
organization ut fires, Il II to the inter
est Of tl'tsse representing insurance
companies, and the business commit
nifty, who are liable to suffer by sinsf-
lar vandalism, 10 see that some rpss,s.-
aly h devised ut once.
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Distances ON the Northern Pacific

Tile follow ing table Of distances Is
furnished i,y Col. lknlgs, engineer NJ
the I.sncky Mountain division Ut the
Northern l.acilir. II ALSO shows the
altitude III llse principal points "n tie
rsaI:
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He Went West.

Tie ltNOMyiOWc yOwrM"l gives the
following account Of the travels III the
young r,,stler, John Hi,mls~'u, who
passed. through this city about =
month ago: ~ young man s.,,,se
fifteen years Of age, nephew Of JUS.
Sinp,on, q we'll known ranclnsan
living near the Rosebud, concluded
he must see his uncle. The hoy, whom,
w. will call John, livcxl In Illinois,
and to travel without money was q
question for him, but he solved it..
lie lsarslssl freight ear ksaalesl with
"tin,e" freight for Ogslen. In the
car he found . barrel VI potatoes, on
whirl, lse lived aud enjoyed life for
three days. AZ Ogden he was treated
To y xsnnl meal and comfortable lxt'
Ivy the railroad employees, who felt y
slecp sympathy f''r the youthful trav-
elcr. After run down to salt Lake
he lnarlssl freiylst for lutte city.
Amer :: careful survey ~ the Silver
City he started Ott on f,n,t for Ibis um-
cle'. ramcl, In this valley, . DISTANCE
az nearly nm miles. rs'nrl't"g there
In aln.ut sixteen days."
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Ahooting at a0looa.


HELENA, u. T., Dec. -
Special DisDoseA 70 the AlSKR.
jacob Kenck. the extensive brewer
q this city was shot this afternoon
By w. 8. Forman, his father-in-iax.
Mr.. Kenck IL In very critical con-
ditiOn and the wound h likely to re-
suit fatally. Had blood Ia said to
have existed between the two for
some time past, ant an alteration
came up to-day, during the settle
ment Of some business matters,
which, led To the unfortunate shoot
ing.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-23

James Matthews says he has Ieen
badly afflicted with Rheumatism for
twesty years, and has tried aIl the
cures known, and ut last found y
remedy that helped him.
A few bottles 1T this medicine are
tor sale ut Matthew'S Store, corner III
Main aud Granite Streets, Butte,
Montana. sw1l-:!-tf
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-23
Copper Cuttings.

Mining Review.
Ofcopper, Wales produced last year
s, lis tons, lHing an increase a.: nearly
emo tons on the previous year.
The output Of copper from Lake
superior this year will not show Il
very large increase over the pr.hi,'c-
ton Of 1851.
The Franklin, In 1852, will return
the Largest amount OF copper ever
taken from the mine In one year, and
will score . very handsome profit.
Copper mines are being successfully
worked ten miles from the town Of
st. Genevieve, No., aud have leen
Tor the past two Or three years.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-23

There war na,lhinx mean a'"'''' Inc
vo,,ux ,a.ly that sent . n.te !" .,e'
i.,.u. saying that size would TX ss!'s'
f,.,l with the following far I'cr Chrh''-
,,,,.. or,,..uts: satin .le line "''k c''.
..,,l.r. Tined with siberian '"l"'rtr'
n,r with black fox cape; s''h' wa's."'
stem, -wim.ler; pair g''ls' 'Tas<'e's' "'a-
.,o,ml earrings: black plush s''''
,,.,.,kerhi~fa, uerkties. l"s'e, ':''s'''
-loyr.. .l..-., IL suit the taste. !" any
quantity photograph gallery; ~,'''e
l.u,I pup, Lri"'''e TALL h"'sH'' wv
Hwsi.
rI.,.r WIN expect I" have '''e ~.
.ny .....It ,.sosair meats q" r''a.t ,. o's''
,,r mutton, during sunday amt Mon.
.,ny viii In GA,Iige', I" lay ." q "c!t:y
,.,.,.v. a. the butcher shop" Will u
..,.,x.l On ln,th days. This ''o. e.
f..., ,,rl.rl!rx III the MINER "''''s.' -.
they ,,av. laid i" sufficient *''"'~ ~
turkey. pl.,v.r. u,'aii and other mr. ~.
,,,.l .irli.~t. game to last ""'" Tue
glsd new year.