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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-16

II she Dt:ss.es Court q the seee.d J.di-
:taI IH:erte! q =: 1ss:tscsy 6 3oasaas'
stevens Gsil and silvef MiLiag Com
pany. olaimti1h. against Julian MareaeA-
seaa. Tn0asas kests. William A. aensley.
Il: =. Cairns. Addison Ymteh. Jsnses Z.
Lizzie Il. Boies. John u. RsTio~. Frederick
Taylor. Miehas! weleh. J. Frank Heck.
i 49,, 49, s%.r w ,:.n C. Ber's; Ss.
Davis Shearss. James - Murray: John u.
stewart, Hugh y. Edwards, u Nelsoa. \.
v. Cory, Oscar Allen. Js9ses Ryan. ScOet
i.:s .Fs:.sr Aissf. H', s:essss s sr
K,Owlea. 0e,rge woodwoeth. !niltp Too
Emerson. i'robai.. Judge II il-ef /. doe
county Montana Tern itoSy: Caleb T.. Irvine.
PrUbeie Judge IT silver 130w county, M.s1-
lana Territory. ard the CITY Il Butte
ne psoPle Of the Territory q Montana
Send gfeeilng 70 Julian MAsehessSu, Thos.
Hsees, William \. Hensley. y. y: Cairns.
addison smisn. J a!ne: y; Mil,: Granville
William l.. Faritn, Lizzie ~ Isoie., John
u. Barlow. treHeriek Taylor. Miehael
We.ei,. J: Franz Beck: James Z: Jacobs.
william e. l'umfiet. Robert u. liamhcr.
s''Css. n"js%is' nayi :.: :1s:'s IT,. Jam =
Nlwsris, d. NeIaou, \. y. Cory, Oscar
Allen. james Ryan. Scott Mcl'o..aLi: Il. =.
McE'ruy. 1hossas Cusiek. Lee ". Foster.
5 S. l:vi": osesss z. ss%ois. jo NH Il:
Cu4i1x, Charles ". CannOA Hiram Knowles.
q. osEe Woo!wOs:h, Philip ,o"soy: William
!'tneham. Henry. Jon:s. ODm Emes:nn.
i.ss T.erisesy: cslcs i. irvi"e. i'ioisse
Judge VI silver Bow ssIunty, Montana Ter.
ritoIy, and the City of Butte. defendants.
You are hogel,y Sequirea Ia appear In IN
ns@si plaintiff: In toe Si.,r:c. coart II
the 9eesisid Judicial district " the Territory
IT Montana, In amt f0s the County 81 silver
Bow, and to answer the complaint 0tcl
day ol sssviee) sfter toe serv.e e "A you VI
this sumn,ona. u served within this county:
o.. II served out Of this county. bat In this
district. within twenty. days; Otherwise
''e e 'ss s ssser 81 s: !" S
prayer Of sskl complaint.
TIE said action Il bsOneht To rrcovsr the
peassaai.'n q The follow ring dsseetbed prens'.
vi.hheSd 10. plaintiff. siiSsiet In Hssam@ii
Valley mining d .lrtct. silver 6DW county.
Montana Territory. t0-wtt: The Hteraesss
quarts Io.le Miai"E e!:i..; iot !, Ne =. ~ EN-.
tanning u " acres VI laMl. more o. lsaa. and
o0unsisd ard described with magnetic
variations II ~ T.. - follows. lO-wi:: Be
""s.S - ~: 10 y. = 's' ~ . ss.H
- Eth. S..... s.;s ~: A.. ..,",.ss., -.
" st0sse' I W ..' t:e s'r' so1 ",o" ~ !"
49,. r., -; III =, 49, .,s.s.:,sS., ~ AZ:
S.~s -. ~; !" .Sm s,s a. n =, 49,,
~ a; ~ s~.,.... r.',., 49,, r..
- ~; = ~ :s.s ~ = ....s", S....,, rrhs..ls
= ss..@s 49, ~ = .s;.s..,~" ~ ~ 49, ~,
ss y. ~ .:s.,,' hs..s1s.s. ..r ~, =. sn,~"
stsS ~ ~ a., ~, = ~...sis. sSrs,s.
,ix,,x;i ,,.s;..x ~ !" .i.e r.e,s..i Il I'M
.,c~1s =: .ss..H sS 49, !. ~ = AZ, ~ -.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-16

n" cs,unty In the. United Slate* ~
the same population ''a' make l~e'
Ter financial showing than Silver
Ba,w. Aside fr,sm the evisjs''s~' ~
wealth aud prosperity contained !"
tie lint NJ taxpayers l's,i'l'r''s,l !"
.usll,~r s-,lum,m. the .r''''iitis'" ~ l''''
e.n,nty trr:sury h rrsslttsl''~ and
satisfactory. One year *" '''''
March, silver INV e''ssnty was "r-
xamizrL and started with . ''esA q"
1,h). thn,. THAT islls.l,les)sssss' has t'''s'"
,ail In fisll and the county h Now
out II lDslA, with . balance "" ''a''''
In tl,~ TREASURY II between $a'. 'ss'
amal Ssss. 'skl
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A Port land, Oregon, di, patch says
the cxpl0.ion To tlay In tunnel No:
/ en- TN. q. / e.. Il. Il. extension. ~
miles frv,sm IliClslle. killed . China
man and dangerously wounded four
.Ml,~rs. aud blew number 0st o. the
tunnel. AMER the bl.sst had l.een
Iir..l. the (.hiuamSeM l,sgAn drilling
again. anil struck = charge Of giant
,l..w.lrr which lssal NM exl'lOsostj: The
i,...al was I. l.,wm Oef Of Osss, aud tue
Ixv. Ut another torn frUSl the body.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-16

a. II. Mallory, Of Silver Star, came
over yesterday.
Hon. w. Y. l'ssMl,leton returned
from Deer L.slxe yesterday.
4. u. J..lyn, of J.slym X M.'rs.'.
forwarslerx Of lleer l..xige, Is In the
city.
Georye w. Layton, \ lrD'ni"e"t
mining operator III Virginia l'iiy. Mr.
rived yesterday.
Hon. Tlsoss. NaplOn, whO wss u
ken suddenly III 1t nrr I-snlgs an
Thurslay, was much better ls't
night.
David McCrass'r, ONe NJ the old
tinsers, arrived frsnm Sheridan yestcr-
day aud will sls.nd few days in the
city.
REV. r.. J. Stanley arrived from
Corvallis yesterday, ans, will Os.'ul,y
tie Methodist El'i~.~rsal lH')i'ii t''-
o1sDHrOW.
Hon. samuel Word returned frs'ls,
Ds~r I..nlye Thursday evening. Hr
ls,ss recovered from Ibis slight
inslsslns.iiiDs'.
tsl,erill:eleet l;ss'ryc W. Irwin, I.sss
returned frosm Ibis trip u the States
as,.i will eater uln'u the duties IL his
..lDi.v next Monday.
Mr.. Ludwig siclsuItz, Of tlsr Attain
liz liall, has gone I" New York. lie
will l,iaee Ibis three y.'s'nxs.st chit
lrrm, Katie, William, au.l Charles, In
= German Academy IN Hlales, IL
lalM'.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-16

The attendance nj the fair laet
night was larger than "m any prevt-
us,x evening. 4 large number Of ar
(j..ls.. wers. ratified AMI y gO0s) many
votes were l.'lIesl Tor ln'la'lar lhys'-
clans, mining t0rr'''cm an'a young IT.
dies. The v.ae f"r l'''yst' ians Is cx-
,xs.lcsl t0 In more spirited tonight.
II, Ear GaaI Yates have l'srn cast, Of
whj..l, 80 were fs,r DR.. Johnson.
The v.Ae f.,r the nsssst popular young
ls.ly, IT, wt.,m = Handsome silver tea
...t will lx. presented, was nat AN.
m.,,,us.ssl. The total res~ir'ts up I"
the ..l.~s. Is~t night arr alH'ut 81 .;Oo.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-16
Knights Templar.

~ Ia regular r'mclave of Montana
c..,..m,a,,.lery M. :, X. r.. held Inst
night, the following "lttcers were
~l@,.t.~l IL serve during the ensuing
wear: \. w. BERNARD. f.. e.: II. A.
WA..l,c,,l, ('cn~r~lisi,,"'; lsenln..y
Wing. Capt. l'~n'l.: 1A'rr Aiken, Pre-
lalj: ID. y. Ilt.llimxer. Treasurer; -.
II. HARRIET, lseez,rirr: VIM. Tl'oshl'-
aim. =. w.; J. Thompson, J. W.
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Ia ~ Oe0eSooe C0oee q ~ Ue0o00 J III.
10 sad 6os dc Coanty q Siisse , -.
TIE silver D0w ~ ming assd Milling Com.
pany. plaintiff: " Lease y. StO!!'r Tnui
leoas q: No klsvlnas ): Ken hssvsy I.
and Ephnim ". Dlsssbss -! heseend l..
E. HTlmes RtcA0rd 4. Jssssas administrator
q lhe e.iats NJ y illiam McCOil'sn deceesssl
Mr. AsASsy Jss:e s H'' :s,. 1s1F 49, "
iraneas Nog6se B:anchet J. J. l'cls Esther
Nasceau and Aut0lne Aareean her husband
John 9: Alllisin Lsoa.i =. nas,ntne ~:
fe nH', - ir ,; 49, 4. Sax~eii Thee
dase fhres lsa60so f6res CHRIST yachey u.
win II llvtn Ossn 4m0ooa Probate !oaer
e Ter 1oase Sosnsy ocsase 1 ,':'n
county Montana 1errtiOoy aud tue city "
Butte sophia ueCOllOm hannah Ncl.augh-
lin Norman 1eLauxhlia ALFRED AeS'O!eOn
Alice Jane AeCcilo... t-aess J. AcCO!!O@
The psaple Of the Territory Of Montana
ses,d greeting 70 Isaac ". 1t0nes ] l.Osia!sus
e Me fIsx;ns. s Hesn s sxnss:: :1
EphSaim ". Aiegsesc her husband l.. 4:
a0lueo Rlehag1 JoeSes a1mtntsi!Aesr q
the estate at william 4. Nc(Olltln deceased
1Use J0aqnln A6aseai Frederick lA,ebsr
Francis N0ghee Nlanciact J. J.. DOls 3sthcr
Nareeau and Antoine Aareeau her nusbessd
Soan ~: 1!a ........ ! 1..,,1: xsssm. Mt:
~ S,Ms. =. r...;:.. S.....x ~.s~..,, rhs.,.
.s,.., Eth i...i"'r.. Ehrs; tnri.i jsrsr I'll.
wv -. s O1e s....... .~.s..'," r.r:,ss,s'
Gi'S Z I.~s". I,.,S,. lit" ~ ssiw.rirsw
..,...',, ..,,,,.~. T.rr;ic," Xii IN: :iiv m
rsst M m~Cssi...s n .~"sh ~ sss,..,.
nustS Sop." ".s .'..s.a,,, Ai,r..i ~: .,s;:.,,
IL. "os. "sH ,..".es,%.s. "a, 49,, !. wr1:TI
i nnse GU. 1917" Mo":'., -, ~. s,.,r -
s s."1...s ssc."" .,sEr,S.N,. 0''' "'"
~. N.a ....s..,. .a..'.,,. IN .u,..r in an
:::s I;ssssa ::i;s II: ~ q; :ss:s
s..s. ~ .....,," -, -; 49, a.. annsv az
S;iSs. ~ is,", .", =" ."sv.r ,ns co,,,. mi
ole,i therein. Within Ten da, ,exrlustvc vi
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rents, issuss sna psoass q go pse0isss
sSov: saaisd; - tSe 80: g 'eis !stsea:
a.ii 70 sSSeoS ~ SasVsr saad ooo1lSins
. aAoVe VeQ0lgO6 Tho 0o14 p)01ne10b VIII
lako Q dooo0fs aO0ia0s yoo o. Apply 70 ~
0oose " 10 vooios demanded IN t6o psoyog
0ivea sndeF ny hard and The
Seal a eho Diosgiet Court 0e ~
See "a Dt0eS:oe q ~ TENT
(e) tury Of Nonlaao. In os6 I0e the
}L.a. eu1aay e .tlv1 0ev .aee sise DAY q
isossasd stShi hasdssd and ss0hiy-
GEO. ". IRWIN. Il: e: e;
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-16

Quilted Prom The Oo,umus Of Our
1xchanaeo.

A vigilance committee hes been or
ganixed ut Livingston to bold the
TOvghs In check.
A subscription l. being raised at
Miles CITY 10 provide u Christmas
tree for the poor children Of that
place.
Eight thousand pounds Of bullion
from the BARKER district was received
at Billing last week for shipment
East.
A few days ago stable ut
Weeksviile fell down and killed e.
f. Grise and wounded two other
men.
w. b. Ella sustained . fracture Of
his leg last tuesday by his horse slip
ping hnd failing upon him on the
KY streets Of Helena.
4 man ut work lali:,g hay fs'r Nor
g1n Evans IN Upper Deer Lodge
Valley, last week. got his foot caught
In the prens, crushing il in a fearful
In his late report the general of
the army recommends that Fort
Shaw be abandoned, ~ no longer
necssssry for frontier protection, ~
alO Fl. Maginni~.
Notice h given l,y Mns. Josephine
hensley In ans'tl,er column that par
tie~ who sell her husband liquor Or
who allow him To gnnll'te In their
houses will 6e prosecuted.
J. H. McClOud died suddenly ut
Ba,xen,am last Thursday. He had
teen drinking gsnri deal, aud while
under the influence ri liquor he tOs'k
an Overtlnse Of morphine. which n
suited In hix death.
A tellaDvrf0Ol who rented q rs,Om at
Billings fur the ps'rlns'c II opening q
restaurant plalrI the fN1ls,wing MI
t,ee IN the window ''(Im Or ain'ut
Dss~ss,l'er LIST, Jimmy J"l.i'sA,n will
sling hash On there premises y
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-16
sure Cure for Rheumat10m.

Jap,es Matthews Says he has l'een
badly afflicted viii, Rheumatism Tor
twrsty years, aud has tried oil the
.:,,rx. known. and ut last found .
res,,csly that l,sllxst him.
4 few lnsetDes 1T this Isast0tcane are
lur sale at Matthew StOre, corner a
Main and Granite STREETS, Butte.
Montana. sWII's0"
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Rev. F.. ]. Stanley. AZ the N: r
Church, s.'nth, will hid Religious
.....,,.,.. NJ the sclsOsI )A'aD's', near
H~uslcy's .apcs,, in I'rrr IH'"ee
valley. On Friday. December ..''
a, h. o'chs.k p. M. ahso ut Bears
....,...l l,.n,,,,.. near Warm SPRINGS, an
SUNDAY :::itl, y, u o'cI.n.k. =. "''. AM.
Va l,err I.s,.lge City, same day. q
O'Clock p. ~.
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Rev. ]. J. Usrvin start" TIL" "s'r'''
Ing On . trip In the t"irrr''t" " tue
uL,vktswn (hrisiisH A'|s'"r'F'. ''e
will spend sn"s'ay ut !a'"".''' wy:
lii r,.il Helena ON N"ullay aud
later Deer Lodge.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-16

At thu sessis.,,, held "Wednesday
nixl,t. " lsul,e l.sslg.. M. = \. +.
and 4. NJ, the following "'''-'r''
w~rr duly Installed I" sa'r>" during
I'M. ensuing year: X. q. k"''x. W..
n. H. l.. Frank, =. w.: H.C.
K.,..lsr. ]. W.: J.s~'l'h a. Hyde.
Tr..a.ur~r: w. r. l}.nrslo'an. s'ss''''-
larv.
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Nasxlsal lhDtkim having returned
from, Deer IIn,ge Monday might, the
Territorial canvsssing inanl a,ss..,u(,-
led yesterday morning ut the Clover
nor's Office aud l'rocs~.ie,l 10 canvas.
the returns ON the delegate v'tt, ~
,aanllinw ~ kpllOvex:
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-16

Ana SILVER BOW 0oune1-Lioe o(
O1ti9o0o oaa Ooepoeaaiooe
Who 10Y Moro Than
400 3hEao Pr
A0DuM.

We are indebted to County Treas
uge1 Weleh f0R The folloving Int II
the larger tax.payess II Silver Bow
county. 1t b believed to be Q bettes
showing Of solid wealth and peus-
pesity than cal Be- made BY any
county Of the saase population In the
United States:
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-16

A =. and A. ADMINISTRATION on
O0C0GU.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-16

Plurality. l,1SI
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Waicsh.rv. r. \. u ,u... Nail"ck travis.
TI,",as T.. Nasr.. ~: illustrator OF T.:
estate III l:"'!A *"i'. r deceased Lee
j.. 10. frederick Ir"'.r. Charlie. smith.
Henry N.xcl. Jacob " .stein. HIits Har1-
ware Company. ',"' - :. Marsh: W~.':rn
Onion r. l".rar, ''-'r":nv. Alex."icr ~
F Fr:nri. :. M:n;i e. W,iiia@ 0w.iry
Pauline Iiuwari. ~. ~ ki..!e INal -
steele her husband. Henri &. Dahl, Patrick
Talent. M.,llie T.. Mir..a. John T. i"'wis.
IsM,aid 4. MrS,i'ia.. Mss Or..stein. W:
II. llMig.'Mnn. <it.n.ec. Fiistiei. 9 .mu"!
r Hsux r. ii-,.ry y. H"u.rl aid Edward
". Knight. 'r.n Emerson. PT''bx!e Juuxe
Oi Der I:.i:'. rsM'!'y. M'ntri''' T'Ti!tnIy:
Caleb r.. Irvine. PrOs'n," Ju ige oi silver
How county. VI nia,.a Territory. Siri lhe
City NI f;;li!--dsI"E'l: "
YOU arr herrbS req Tired IT, appear IN IN
action i.rs,,,gi, axai.,.t you by the above
ran,e>i p!ainlN! In .h' district Court 81 the
sseeOsi Judicial Di>:ri t ri the TerT1tsry ~
Mont ana IL and l.r the county Of Sllv''!
therein. wiihs, tn days ieAclcsive Of tn.
day VI se 9 vice. aztec the service ta' you n!
this xunsfnsM'x. |! served within ms county;
or. IL serve Oait vi this county. but IN tnis
District. within twenty days: Othrrwose
within forty days: ar judgement ~ default
, viii bc taken AGAINST yssu. according u tue
prayer Of said complaint.
The SAID action l. Brought t. rssss.veP Gf
v.,,, tie p,ss .~siO., -. the following drxcrth
al premises wr,,,::ul'y withheld hy YOU
/, from plaintiffs. S:tEa'" IN silver Sbw
equity. M's.inns Territory. I" wit:
!, Tie smoke IIo:.>. 'i,,nsiz lmae mining
Claim, lot No. ~. In ~ ctt'.p u In IT, : ~,
! II. w.. as..l l,Ou::.leh NJ follows. 10 Wit:
! beginning at y granite stone isxisx'; inches.
, msrkei M. 4. 81. l." 10! corner No. !. from
! which the corner IT, ser!tnns I: eins u M the
. ~ min. f.. ::;.~' chains ~: ~ distant.
! and runMin. TIN n"e -. x: II mil. W. LES
+; 1eef; thence x. l.: .: min. W. -" feet: thence
| x. III q: min. y. AZ feet; thence y. 80 ~
min. r. 1874 feet: thence =. H. 4; min. f.. ~
! f.-et T., the place Of beginning: embracing MI
! area Of ~ Il; arve< and :rsls.itmg lH& linear
! feet. ssa the $mU'xc !s"use .ss'e mining
| claim.
! Also IN recover ~ you tb''. sum II ~. esH'
! damages Iar yOslr wrMsgfuliy withholding
llss' lsssAs'>sisNl thereof
A;si the sun, ~ >JOyHoo. the value ~ III"
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In the I.,lie l'ossrt yesterday Ja*.
clemens was tried asssl as~luttiss' q"
a charge. " assault. The complain
ing witness, J. liOrs)ssn. came Int"
..m,rt IL testify in . l'rf''''s''t1' e'''.
diti.an from drinking i''' ''''r''
,s..yl..l.n,t, and wss l.s'k'sl sp changed
with simple. drunk. ID" M's"''
mick pleaded guilty I" narrowing .
ft,r "vrr.~,ai witlsDsst the owners per-
m;s,.i..., .m.l W.. ssst up f"r try
days.
The. widow and children of Dr.
Wright. r.~.~ualy .lesxss''sal. were 's''l
in s.,.,,vwhat ~traighteses, circ''''
sts,,..... owing To his hung aud ex'
,w.sivc illness. A large mu"''s'r q"
Liil.. .l.s.. the .l.s.ior lor professional
services. ar. xtill m,n.'lIes'led. T'''s'''
owing hin, w.n,l.l .s'nSer . favor se''
.li-..l,sr.. mn hs,ms'st O>DItgaa1''" ~
stepping E,rwar.l ami paying the ''''
1" MR.. Wright.
lew an.l I.ulu Cails4t Ien -" y'7''
t-,.l.y ,.",rs,imx train for ssrra'''e'''
to, wl.~r.. they will play =" engage
n.~mt nj tl,e l"n,l.lue Theatre. They
rapidly wan their way ~ . pot'e'''"
~ prime f.vOritss with the tIse"lre
going community here and It Will
L.. long i...is,r.. their l.las1'~ ~" IT. s'''
"'l,tal,:y filled NJ tn. Varieties !"
GENERAL I..,~iss.,ss they arr I'''(h ve''s'
tile a"Li ,.l..:,~imx arsists. while !"
their cI.r. =, .,.i~liiss they have ID"
superior upon any stage.
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-11-18
A HARD QUESTION,

We have before us a communica-
 ton signed Irishman," which in
 substance asks, why England is so careful Tn her reconstruction of
 Egypt, and so utterly regardless of the welfare and rights Of Ireland. When We consider for moment that in all the great victories of England, 7, on land and sea, Ireland's sons have poblv contributed their blood and r wers, we confess that the question is q pertinent one and enters deeper into the ethics of national politics than our space will permit us to con. sider. But England will do we'll if she seeks and secures conference with the other great powers before attempting to reconstruct the coHn. try which she has invaded. Thus isr her campaign in Egypt has been crowned wlth success, but much re- mains to be doao before her fuIi mission will have been accomplished. Should she now go ahead and ou- dea>or on her own responsibility to enforce measures of reconstruction, disastrous failure would in all proba- lility be the result. lt now seems to be knglInd's intention to make has'e slowly and to have lh, future status of Eryp' trl-rui.,rl re q Eurnpcan coater-n,.' Nbiah ,hdl iu- cluae the representative, pt al t!u' powers wt,s, interests wa4' he ag. footed by it. Jingoism mus, take q back seat for while else the inva, sion and suhjugation will have been made in vain. In the rasc of Ire, land there is deep seated feeling of ownership which wjll require lime and many hard knocks to eradi, cate. But it will cone in time
 Tbe age is too democratic in all its
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-11-18
an Extraor,iinnry pTer.

Thero are number of persons cut Of employ ID cit iu every counly, yet energetic men wiliEg to work do not pCed to be those Milling tO work adn make from Si.O to $J00 month c,ear working for Us iu peasant and permanent business. The ulnu.Iat our agents make varies some making as high as 500 nHnih Thi.c h CTS as iov Si00, all q spending on the cn,l gy of Inc agent. We have m arliC c Ol great merit It fhould be sold to every h Uee owi er, nId pays over iO1 per ceil prGii! E ch sale "a bom S3 50 to SlO. One agcnt in PGnus syiyinia sod J! Il two ,ays, and cleared su4. An a1cn in New
 York mode Sij ilI one day. Arl M n With CnCr- gy enou h tJ work fall day and will to lbi~ during he year, can make from g. CUC O S6O0O year. We only want uEt mHn lu each cuuntN, and to uim We W Il give tue exclusive sale us long
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 from S25 10 Sl,U0 wi.h Ut the least rsk Oi loss, as our circulars will show that thusc invest ting S25 can after a % days rial return the goods un sold tO IL and get lhe m ney back, T. they do no clear at l,a,t Sl00. They rhUw that general agent who wil take ten cuunti,s and invest S2l6
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 will receive ous large descriptive circu al: eX- | traordinary offer b. ehCusIng Ihree-ccnt stamp 1 WI l. their address. The first 10 comply with our | E ms will secure tie c-uhty or counties they may
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 Address kenner Manufacturing Company, 11S | Smithfeld street, PitrLurg, Ia.
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-11-18

AT the opening of the court yes terday, our people and the members of the bar were introduced to Judge Hoover. This gentleman c1mes to us with the highest recommendations as to legal ability, honesty of pur. pose and promptness in the discharge of his judicial duties. In referring to this gentleman the Citizen says, after watching him through a long and difficult calendar of cases: "The judge has conducted business with dispatch; his rulings have been prompt and generally satisfactory. He has put a stop to attorneys need lessly occupying the time of the court discussing irrelevant matters, and has sought to make cases depend upon justice and right more than on legal technicalities and quibbles. He has also sought and succeeded in el evating the standard of the jury sys- tenn, insisting upon better class of men to pass in judgment upon the rights of litigants in civil cases. He has shown that he proposes to make the court do its full duty in protect ing the lives and property of the community from the criminal ele. meut. In his efforts in this direction he has, and will esntinL Le to have, the hearty support of the better element in this city and county He too, Is d business man, able, honorable and just, who will preside with dignity and ability, and if he continues to pursue the line of policy which his present course seems to indicate that he has mapped out, his appointment to office will prove a fortunate thing for the territory and all its important interests.'
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-11-18
UNJUST.

Grandma Citizen is, in the mair, far and impartial in discussing pub lie men and measures, bat occasion- ally her liver pad gets displaced and she becomes splenetic. In referring to Judge Hoover the other day, she says:
 l he results of his course will he even more beneficial in Cochise county than here, for there the law less element is more powerful, and more important cases depend upon the decision of juries. We know that during the recent cowboy troubles in Cochise county the min ing interest fl Tombstone did not dare to take decided stand in favor of law and order and against official incompetency, for fear the sheriff would pack an unfavorable jury upon important mining suits then pending m court.
 The above is so unjust, not to say untrue, for it is positively false, that it seems unnecessary 10 answer or take any notice of it. But the fact re,uains the same, that during Sheriff Behan's administration na word has ever been spoken against his integ, rity. Yet time and again he has been approached with propositions to sell out to litigants. Others have oifered.him large sums to pack Juries in important mining cases, but there is not an honest, impartial mining man Tn Cochise county who will as sert that he even thinks, much less believes, that anything unfair has ever been done in that direction. Do not abuse your neighbors, grandma, when they are leaving office, upon the 1ere assertion of some jackanapes who goes from home to talk about his betters.