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The Mineral argus., 1883-09-06
THE ABBE's
A Lady Proclaims Her Love
Him Publicly.

For the past three years the A
Henri, vicar of st. Vincent de Paul, !
is, has been prosecuted, and, as his
ligious garb can in no way protect b
he has been compelled to cause his !
secutors to be arraigDed in the "tr1
al correctional Of Paris" and the
lowing facts have come to light, vi
proves to what extent feminine roma
sometimes goes in France. II apPi
that Mile. Marguerite Gastineau !
young lady Of some beauty, but sol
what faded by the ravages Of time
though, when on trial, her bright q
shining under a heavy hat, "a Ia ~
mole" made some of the jurymen 1
that they had been the persecuted q
Born Of respectable trades-people, y
Gastineau is not Of the common or
and, with the exception of this 81
she has borne an irreproach1
character. About three years
the poor girl PEG
infatuated with the worthy prizes,
such on extent that she Swallowed
everywhere. If he walked out, sheI
costed him; at the altar, the contessl'
her presence was noticeable 10 tnesl
She would stand for hours at the pr
door awaiting his coming and oP
avow her affection for him, and rep
edly demanding & response. Thele 9
that she sent TO him each day were
the least of her love confessions
Cared al his GOODNESS, the girl oecam7
patient, and once exclaimed IN
church, to the establishment OF the
gregation, that she loved the able.
scandal caused the worthy priest y
the matter before court. In tesu.
the Drs. Legrand du Saulle, Mote.
Blanche, the eminent alienists, DEC.
that the woman was OF unsound J
but not suficien .ly 81 TO warrant ns
generation in an asylum. In ae,
Of her conduct Mile. Gastineau dec
that she was determined to be lo's
a priest, as they were kinder n =
than laymen. She made a vigoro9'
Tense in the civil suit and earneu
franc damages, while on the other
she was condemned by the or.
court TO an Imprisonment OF two do
for insulting a minister Of religion
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-06
Married Actresses and Theu
Husbands.
From the Boston Traveller.

FROM the Boston Traveller.
There is a stage tradition that when
an actress msrries she looses her at
tractiYeness with the general public, or
at least with the main portion Of it, and
IN nine cases out of ten continues to
perform under her maiden name which
may be her own, or simply q nom do
the,re. There is moreover. a preju-
dice against the husbands of actresses;
they are considered as a general thing
and in many instances the facts war
rant the consideration-to be rather a
worthless lot, who live on the earnings
OF their wives, and are altogether too
lazy to contribute anything towards tho
Imnily expenses. II is true, 8 a New
York paper says, that lit is a pitiful end
IN life, after all, to be labeled Is Miss
So-and- Sos husband'-the highest title
10 which most gentlemen Of that variety
may aspire. This Is who the husbands
! Of some Of the ladies' Of the stage are,
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-06

From the ground 10 the top Of sns
capitol tower is a distance of215 ieft
Is, and the statue ofjustioe. Is ele I
The distance from the top OF her II
the ground is 220 feet 2 inches.
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-06

David Dudley Field has placed a beauti-
fol monumentin the east cemetry at Will
llamston, Mass, in memory Of DR.. Calvin
Dufree, the historian Of Williams Col
Il &c.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-30
speedy Retribution.

LITTLE Rock, Dee. 10 For
long tine past the northwestern part
of this state and the southern pat
of Missouri have been infested with
II orse thieves, whose headquarters il
is believed have been AT Cape Girar-
deau. 4 farmer named kimhall liv-
ing in the southern part OF Missouri
had three horsos stolen and organized
IA posse of seven and started in pur-
suit of the thieves, who numbered
three, and who were ovcrtaken near
Forsythe, Missouri. The thieves
turned on their pursuers and u sharp
tight cnsued. Four of the pursuers
were seriously wounded and two of
the thieves, james and Andrew
Davis, former residents of Cape Girar-
deau. were shot dead and the third
was fatally wounded.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-30
A Dakota Doctor.

JAMESTOWN, D. r., Dec. a0.-l'he
eats" OF Maggie Robertson against DIR.
Il. q. Depuy, on the charge ofrape, has
been ia progress heiere Justice Hay
ward ior four days and has produced
a profound sensation ewing io the
prominence of some OF the parties in
volved directly aud indirectly. The
large court room is crowded every day
with spectators and pubic sentiment
Is divided. The witnesses are nuiner-
GUS and the examination by the attor-
neys exhaustive. The hearing was
adjourned this afternoon la Monday,
whea the defense will resume the in
PRODUCTION of evidence.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-30
I.athbOne's Motive.

HANOVER. Dec. 29-Colonel Ratli-
bone, who killed his wife, attempted
suicide but has recovered sufficiently
to be taken TO the hospital and his re-
covery is possible. a judicial cxani-
ination ut the body Of Mrs. Roihbone
shows several shot and dagger wounds;
one bullet passed through her breast
and came out at the bnck bone. The
dagger thrust penetrated the rib next
to the heart. IsAthhone has lately
been very Jealous OF his wife though
there was no cause for such feeling.
AT present the official inquiry into
the tragedy i impossible owing to the
condition of RIthbnne, whose mind Is
still affected and his utterances are Of a
rambling character. Ii is understood
he believes his children nave been ab-
Quoted and he to have been wounded
in "A timht with their ahductor.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-30
sullivan Smashed.

DENVER, Col, Dec. 29.-Sullivan,
now in L.adville, speaking of Paddy
Ryan's withdrawal, said: Poor Pad
dy's Withdrawal does not surprise me,
he never meant Ia stand before me,
because he knows could do him up
in two minutes. He has proved him
self Il cur aud the people will see ii.
shall 90 to Frisco all the same and
possibly may arrange a match with
Miller, the Australian champion, and
will offer him -, 900 Ia stand up before
me four rounds.n Sullivan was drink
lug heavily this morning and after
the performance at the theatre he en-
gagged in an alteration with Peter
Mccoy, who smashed a chair over his
head. sullivan then seized a lighted
Kerosene lamp and hurled it at Me-
Coy, who lodged il, and thus averted
u serious result. The city marshal in
tcrierrd when Sullivan started to as
sault him, but instantly took the mar
shalls advice to stop, ioreseeing the
consequences.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-30
DIsinissals in the Army.

WAsTII>GToN, Dec. 29.--The Presi-
dent approved the action of the court
martial in the case of Chaplain Tons-
SAINT M,splic, United states Army,
convicted of having duplicated his
pay accounts and sentenced Ia be dis
missed from the service. He also APP
proved the sentence of the court mar
lial in the case OF Captain Chambers
McKil,bon United States Army. con-
victcd OF Il similar otiense. but WHO in
view Of the mitigating circumstances
was only sentenced 10 be reduced tn a
number of the relative rank OF cap
tains in the infantry. Ii Is understood
the court martial which tried First
Lieutenant w. >. Clark, rwenty-third
infantry, and James T. Cummings,
Third infantry, on the charges Of
duplicating pay accounts, found them
guilty aud sentenced Them to IL dis
nissal.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-30
Metropolitan squibs.

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-E. II. Lud-
low WAS elected president OF the new
real estate exchange.
The Rapid Transit commissioners
have decided to so to Chicago on the
9ih of January Ia witness the working
of the National cable railway there.
j. ID. Laying, formerly general man
agcr of the Pennsylvania railroad, aud
more recently of the Chicago d North
western, was appointed general man
ager Of the West shore, New York
and Ontario Western.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-30

Boston, Dee. 29.-General Butler
has written a letter 10 explain The
substitution of the name Ol SticklSy
for that OF Pond In his recent COM
nlunicution of the council declining Ia
pardon Hathaway. The governor
says the reason the mistake did not
strike his attention WIS SIat he never
considered Slickney was pardoned at
all. He RENTED To him thirty days
only which he thought he had earned
by good conduct, and the governor
adds, II admit the mistake was lapse
of memory and haze only one pallia-
tiOn TO offer for IL, there have been vi
many Republicans senators who were
trensurers Of mills and otherwise
prominent convicts In the state prison,
or who would have been there, ~
caught, that get them little mixed.
Sometime when I think about them
cannot always distinguish the special
incidents Of The crime of Winslow
Herald's friend aud the controlling
proprietor of the Post from that oi
Ponds friend OF the Worcester Spy OF
Stickney, who was convicted, from
the treasurer who was not. Nor does
T. aid me amy when l attempt w dis.
tinxulsh one us Sabbath school
teacher and the other ns preacher, M
/ do not always know which was
which, but know one wins one and
the other was the other II you will
inform the public vi the din'suls'es
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-30
Desperate Criminals.

WALLA MALTA, Wash. Ter. Dec.
@,-As Sheriff Thompson and Jailor
Williams were visiting the cells last
night, for the last time, they were at
tackled by Elfus and Owen, two c, n
demned murderers, who knocked
them senseless with bricks they had
secreted. On the jailor showing signs
of recovery, they took a knife from his
pocket aud hacked him to pieces, and
then fled the whole country is ia
arms and committee OF action has
been promptly formed and started in
pursuit.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-30

YAzoo, Miss, Dec. 29.--Abont :
O'Clock tonight 2JO armed men pro-
ceeded to the Jail and demanded an
entrance. Resistance WAS useless as
the iuen were very determined.
w. l.. FoOte resisted anu was shot
dead in his cell. Robert Swayzie,
Micajah Parker and Richard Gibbs
wcp-iynched. These four men were
charged AZ the principals in the muir
der of the Posey brothers aud Jasper
Nichols
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-30
TELEGRAMS..
departed Eryrrssig Tor III" Daily Irii""-
S,n journal by "a" Hrs,",T .iss"ri"-
ted Press ona Mc Urst"rn Union
Telegraph tomPany.
BUTLER'S RHAPSODY.
His Indecorous Reply to the
Press, Who Have Shown up
and Commented Upon
His Acts.
A Terrible Tragedy in Walla
slla--lnteresting I'm
port and Export
Statistics.
Smasher Sullivan Smashed
Hanlan Takes Water
Missouri Cutlawry.
Etc, Etc.
Foreign Nl.es.

LONDON, dec. 29.-A circular issued
by the Orange Grand Master az Ire
land advises the enrolment of Orange
volunteer forces or militia and il pos
sihie old soldiers, 10 strengthen the
Orange society ~ a lighting torce.
The government will he petitioned To
allow these volunteers Ia he armed with
rifles which viii be kept in the near
ct Orange halt or barracks. The
Dublin Freeman Journal SAYS: III
such document had been Issued by "A
man suspected of leaning tn the popu-
lar cause of Ireland he would he pros
eruied and Imprisoned under the
crimes act"
The position of the French troops
in Touiuin is unchanged since the
fall of Sontay, Lion Eong, comman-
der of the Black Flags, was severely
wounded and his lieutenant was kill
ed in the defense of Soiitay. III j.
understood the French will not attack
Bacninh before the arrival of rein
fnrccments. 1t j. reported that the
French loss IN killed and wounded at
the capture OF Sontay was thirty-siX
officers and nearly 1000 men. The
loss to the Black Flags in the same
battle was 6.,gl0. The bulk of the
Black Flags forces. after the defeat at
Soutay, r.treatcd Ia Hong Hoa and
Nanldinh. The French found $1,000
O0O In Sontay. Ii is reported also
that China, acting under the advice
of European powers, has withdrawn
it, troops from Bacninh.
Fire broke ont to-day on the steam
ship CIrcas'-ian, adv.r Used To sail
from LiverIDnni, January 3, for Hall
fax ana Portland. Several staterooIIs
were destroyed.
Rome advices state that Pope Leo
holds Il cousislory in April, when sew
.ral cardinals will be created and tn.
4 vaoncics in America filled. 1t is
runIored than another American car
dinal will bG APPOINTED ut the close oi
the forthcoming council of tho United
States and IL is probable that Arch
bishop Gibbons, of Baltimore, will be
selected.
The new steamship America for the
National line between Liverpool and
New York was launched to-day at
Glasgow.
The decree prohibiting The importa-
ton of sailed meats into French ports
has been published IN Paris. II
admits until January 20, 1884, only
fully cured. wholesome, properly pre-
served and completely saltcd meats
aud they mus be 50 pronounced by
/ experts.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-30
Chicago Live stock Markets.

CHICAGO, Dee 25.-The Drovers'
Journal reports: HoGs-Receipls.
1000, shipments 500; market dull;
10 to l5c lower. packing S4.G5 To $3.50;
packing and shipping 500 to $3.50;
light $40 to $50, skips $500 to Si.75.
CArTLE-Receipls, 100 head; ship
men's, $500; exports, sG.U'@G.65;
good to choice shipping s., pta So 80;
common To medium, Si.a5C15.2j: Tex
ans S4.OJ to S5.0O. SHEEP-Receipts,
200 head; shipments, 300; market,
strong; inferior to fair, $1,000 $40; per
cwt.; good Si.50: choice $3.50.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-30
Police Troubles.

ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 29.--Chiefof Police
Campbell. under the advice OF coun-
sci, served notice on the hoard of
,nlice commissioners. He considers
their proceedings yesterday Illegal aud
void, and holds himself ready To dis.
charge the duties of tho Office of chief
of police and obey all lawful orders Of
the board. He also notified Captain
p. Hercules, acting chief, not to open
any mail addressed to him, as chief
eertiorari. The proceedings will pro-
baby be taken 10 the court of appeals,
next week. to set aside yesterdays
action by police board.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-30
None so, p,r., uiass Goods.

In watcnes, jeweiry and silyerwsrc
one should have the hes or nom
Messrs. Slurley & TO-, chicago, er"
making a speciality of sne goods, AMI
IL YOU need anything IN watches. iii
dust and waterproof c.sss. s,,lid silva,
or triple plated ware, solid gold or ro..
ed gold jewelry, send to Shuriey IL o..
they will send q single article nj 10.
dozen price. They are y1uchu. i0i
anil endorsed by the Unitei States "
press Co.. American Ex'fo-s tn..
Southern Express Co., IT. W Palmer.
Postmaster Of Chicago, (icn'l \. e.
smith, Ex-State Treasurer, ami uiunN
others. Goods scat on approval, WITH
privilege of examination enabling yo4
to do your PURCHASING al hoHie. ir~
member, Shurley & Co, 773Statc Sired
Chicago, III. send for their new iIpn
beautifully illustrated catalogue. @i-lHN
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-30
An OFFICIAL Bribsd.

YANKToN, ID. Il. Dec. ga special
from Hughes county says: A warrant
has been issued for the arrest OF JAS.
W. Shaw, for paying Governor ORD
way bride of 5000 for appointing
Shaw a commissioner OF Potter county.
The money is alleged to have been
paid to secure the county seat at For
rest City, Shaw's town. The COM
plant i.sworn ~ by General Gilchrist,
one of the commissioners OF Potter
county.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-30
S',sfcf
'NIrEp SrArNs Lac OFrIcr.

UNITED STATES LAEDOfFICf.
Mills CITY, VI J, Dee. 4, 1889.
Having been ordered by the honor
able commissioner of the genera
land Office to take possession of all io.s
ties ami other timber now IN, and Is
ing on the hanks OF Tongue river ard
its tributaries In the Wolf mountains.
hereby forbid all PERSONS removing.
appnpriating, or interfering with ,ti-
same for any purpose whatever, undCf
penalty Of Law. e. II. GOULD.
Il 10 v, !itf Receiver.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-30

stabbed; Benson Irwin was sho. in the
thigh and Mary Amman received II
gunshot wound. Cope and four others
were arrested.
Adam Hartline, a pe'llar, was stop
ped on the highway near here and
robbed of $3.50 and some jewelry.
Shortly afterward he was met by two
other men who asked to ride. Hart
line refusing one of the men shot him
twice, fatally wOuuding him.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-30
A wife and Child Cremated.

ATCHIsoN, KS, Dec. 29.-At about
half past ten tonight fire broke out
in the elegant new residence of Chas.
f. styles, agent of the Missouri 4 Pa
cific railroad aud in brief time WAS
totally destroyed. The wife and child
of Mr.. styles persisted in the flames
and he himself is quite seriously
burned. The origin Of the fire Is be.
liev,d to have been an explosion OF
Tie gasoline machine IN the cellar.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-30
a. shouisl he AnDalied.

NEW YORK. Dec. GA suit was
Instituted Ia behalf OF the state lo ab-
nnl the charter of the Eclectic medical
college on the ground of violated pIo-
visions IN It's charter In Issuing diplo-
mas in blank. thus enabling persons
not oualitied to iiisert their names and
Illegally practice medicine.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-30

was halted last night near Colorado
river by two masked men with drawn
reyolvers and nine passengers, COM
Prislns variety troupe, were roobed
OF 500. The mails were undisIurDed
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-30
Will Close for Six Months.

. PITrsBURG. Dec. 29.-In accordance
with the resolution adopted at the last
meeting Of the Western Rail associa-
ton, ali factories in the west VIII he
closed down tonight for the period of
six months. The manufacturers hope
to improve trade 10y restricting the
production. The suspension has
thrown over 5000 men out OF employ
a...nl
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-30
Indian schools.

MONTREAL, Dec. 2o.--The Arch
bishop of 81. BoDiface, OF Manitoba.
Is here making arrangements to carry
out n scheme Of establishing industrial
schools for Indians all over the north
west. The Oblat Fathers have Charge
of the boys, and the Grey Nuns OF the
girls schools throughout the territory.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-30

under which labor when I am deal
ing with couvicts, this high grade for
whom pardons are very much sought
FOR, 10y the many very respectable
men, yOu will at least give them An
op. 'ortuHity to sympathize with me-"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-30
Trieste Rack Dut.

SAN FRAsCIsCu, Dee. 29.-Ilaul..ii
lately offered 81 900 TO any man On
the coast that would oulrow Tin.
Stevenson accepted. Haniau now
asks line latter TO release him tron li.,'
engagement but won't state why.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-30
AR.port win te Mad.

NEW York, Dec. "a meeting III
the executive committee al the DI-g, II
Transcontinenlal road Is called IDc
Monday, when the report OF Tie !I-
vestigaIing committee will :, lr-
seuted
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-30
Lord Mandeviil. sued.

NEW YoRR, Dec. a9.-Rose Koran.
formerly lady's maid to Lady Mande-
vile, has begun u suit 10 recover
s.O,U damages for ialse arrest. al q
Imprisonment at tue instahce Of Lore
and Lady Vaudeville, wio charged
the maid with larceny.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-30
Colombier-Rsrn bardt

PARIS, Dec. 23.-rhe Bernhllit-
C0lulnbier incident WIS given fresh ~
tcrtst by In. announcement iltaI i
book entitled marie Colon. bier =
Sarah BarnunI viii shorty g, ru.,-
lishpd
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-30
Genera, Grants Coud,loo.

NEW YORK, Dec. % Nuere is =
marked improvement III General
Grants condition to-day. The pain -
not 50 sc, ere nud he rested ,omlurta-
bly, during tnc night. His IL ysic.an.s
say he viii he out in three or Iour
DAYS.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-30
An Appeal Taken

CHARLOTTE, \. c., Dee. %. The
case OF Albert Davis. Tom Lee anu
Abraham Waters, sentenced ~ be
hanged at Winston, Dec. ~, Tor he
murder OF coiored man, was arpca
ell to the su preule court.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-30
Stocks

NEW YORK, Dee. 29.-SorihcrD r.
ciiic, "A 4; preferred, 5ls, -. Pa"!
Minneapoiis& Manitoba,s So; Ncst,ro
Union, 1ii.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-30
A Suicide

New HAVEN, Dec. 29.-TaoEias II.
Wheeler. paper stock dealer cuumit-
ted suicide. Business diihcuiIies ar,
believed 10 have been the cau,c.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-30
A Place Of Casualties.

CATAwIssA, Dec. 20.--At q dance
twenty-four miles frsnn here. n free
ixht occurred. during which Ellwspd
Birausser was fi,tally stabbed by Man
Copo. Henry Snyder was Also nta1l$
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-30
Buried Alive.

BALriMoRA dec ga fall ~ nm
enbaukmtpta ut Prdcipe's furnace, am
the line Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio rail-
road, buried three men. Two were
rescued but nrc seriously injured. The
third Is dead and Is supposed TO lie the
brother Of Catholic priest In Cam
den, ". J.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-30
The Sentence Cy~s.d him

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dee. %. Ohm
Mctiinnls, under sentence Of deaf
tile iuur0er OF his uIolhtr-iE law, is re-
ported insane.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-30
A Heavy Failure

LIVERPOOL, dee. 23.-CbHrlcs III
man, banker and merchant, .ailea
Liabilities Esl.g0.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-30
I. d. .. u.

Custer Lodge No. 10, I. o. q. F.. siseis every
Monday evening at their hall. Bnethren 40
good standing ART cordially inyited 70 nee
with u.s. JACK W. 'ohssos, w."
l.. c. DEAR, Secretary.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-30
u. of y

CRUSADER LODGE NO. Z. X. OF P.-Mce,s
every Thursday evening ut Odd Fellows hall
,solonrning Knights cordially inviei.
Wv HILL, X. RS, q. l.. COLE, w.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-30
SOCIETIES.
X. or II.
Board Of Trade.

The Miles City Board of Trade meets every
Tuesday, (holiiaSs excepted at o'clock p H.
strapYers in town are cordially invited.
WM. VAN GAsKEN, President.
|. al LII
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-30

~ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
'ilzes brlsv the Jssr.ei bstid'nE Nal" ss'ass
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-08-27
The Lost and Little Wood River
Section.

To disinterested observer matters
on Wood River have the appearance
of July 4th celebrate n. There is u
constant excitement, new exhibits,
and booms at unexpected points.
Arco and Lost river are now attract
ing the gaze of the public, as reports
come in Of numerous rich mineral
discoveries, town enterprise with
mills and smelters, and Of the rapid
location and settlement of the Gov
eminent lands in that section by stock
and ranchmen. 1t is stated that grain
grows there without irrigation and
sells at the ranches at FIVE cents per
pound. All varieties Of vegetables
are next to indigenous, and have Il
spontaneous growth which is magical,
and the settlers are already discussing
an agricultural fair to be held to show
up their products against the settlers
of Camas Prairie. 1t is claimed that
the great lava fields south Of the agri-
cultural lands afford the best of pro-
lection and feed for cattle all winter,
and that within three years the coun-
try along Lost, Little Wood and
Snake rivers will be thickly settl d.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-08-27
THE SMELLING ENTERPRISE,
1t is In Allegiance For q Few Days.

1t is In Allegiance For Few Days.
The movement to start up the smelt-
ing works at Indian Creek, or rather
to build a new Bottom furnace and
concentrating works there, is in abey-
ance until Mr.. Scott, of the Davitt,
can be heard from. Col. E. a. Wall,
and Messrs. Jabez Chase, +. S. Chase,
w. 7. Riley and another well-known
citizen subscribed $1,000 each toward
the $4,000 required, when Jabez
Chase asked few days. delay until
he could communicate with Mr.. Scott,
of the Davitt and Silver King, who
might want to take the balance of the
stock. Since then, few other promi.
nent citizens have indicated their
willingness to assist the enterprise,
and there seems to be no doubt but
that when the promoter is ready,
the amount of stock which he wishes
to be owne! in HALEY and vicinity
will be subscribed for by prominent
citizens.