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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-03

vie e !. e. c. Ttorntes, zs'ia milI
Jan. u, William r. Gvip to J. R.
g S' 81 q'''''''. :" Silver SAFE lad !
Jan. II, J. H. rsotter Ct a. to Ella
~. (satne1, lultelaj0l to u0divideal
! Ole-llflh Of Nlduight lode, 4l.Usl.
! Jan. u, Fred Brown and wife ia
Sooan A. smith, AldebaroM lode,
Jan. u, Geo. p. l(ulhall 20 Jamea
! Thn0pso0, EmplSo lode, Gao.
Jan. Is. James Mexican to F. r.
Mcbride. undivided J Of lvanhoe
lode, 38,O0.
Jan. Is. Joel r. Rausom to James
Rosenthal, undivided ! Of west l,Oo0
feet a. Alex Scott Iede and ! q Belk
lode, 36an.
Jan. II, Joseph I.acan and wife to
+. Raa,nelmseyer, ooo-sixlh imteseet
Of Silver Gate lode. 500.
Jan. II, Duncan II. Gilljs and wife
to james Thompson, Red White and
Blue lode, sim.
Jan. =, Geo. Warreu 10 (;eo. C..
Randolph, La Belle Helens lode
500.
Jan. ~: John Coleman tn David
L. Fiaher, undivided Of Warbler
and Graashorper lodes, 12jO.
Jan. -, Jmt,. Hilby to b. &. Do.
Freye, I Of Hay Hosse lode. 8l.1.
Jan. =, John O'C0nno)l to jerry
Mccarthy, Of John Murphy hsle,
Sion.
Jan. y, Patrick +. Whalen 10 VIM,
Morrow. of Hughes lode, 86O0.
Jan. =, Michael +. Kelly to Peter
NcNahON, i extension lode, 1lOO.
Jan. y, Henry Packard and wife
to Mllon Packard and William H.
4eneray, "ue-sixteenth interest IN
Little Treasure lode, 800.
Jan. IN, Same to same. quit claim,
Acquisition Spur and stewart lodo,
500.
Jan. ~. George 3. 6archet aud wife
to Oscar SienlSeR, oue-half interest
In Joauns !sxle, $40.
Jan. 81, Leonard johnson IL =. f..
HirbOur, "nestxth interest Of Bejk
lode, $2a'.
Jan. 81. John w. Price and vita to
Henry Z. lIodley. one-sixth interest
Of Malta lode, go.
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Special Ois0oAeh 70 ~ NlHR1.
O0DeN. Utah. Feb. 9. 1853.

UpeeISI ptsooaeo % u 0lU88s
OoDxx, Utah. Feb. 2, 1853.
ledge l.. r. Iligbee, . promiuent
lawyer OF this city, died suddenly at
80 r. 10. today. after IN illneGo q
about four hours. The cause q death
3 believed to BE- spoplexy. Judge
HiGbee VS. Tor many yeaSsa resident
az Oneida county, 1d6ho. ans! repee-
scented that county ID the uppt r house
Of the legislature In the session Of ~.
He occupied Other important o0eial
positions IN Oneida county and his
extensive law practice compelled
him 70 travel through almost every
county IN Idaho where 10 became,
probably the mast gonesally known
man IN the Territory. In 1878 b
esGablisha d himself IL The practice a
bic p9s(e<iooh 1t Ogden. Utah, whoce
be became pC00ine0t - ~ advocate
q the pgoPoeitjsn 20 plaee Ctah IN
der The goveSnment Of . toas6 0fcom-
missioner, for the perpooe Of crush.
ing out polyga0y IN that Territory.
Judge Hig6ee belonged TO the elaD
of sturdy genial pio0eers who were
the early settlers At the northwest.
Unessuming, frank aud jcvial In the
social cire)e, upright and prompt IN
biz 6Hsineas relatiOne, he made warm
friends Of all with whom he came IN
eootaet and his soildlen death viii b
deeply incurred.
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IN TIN D1uTa
fo0Do00oe No. . Arrives g 7:l6
Las 0lg6t AIR IoQ1eooo
600r6 InnpeisoomaoA

Tnins % the U. L n. II. r. vsss
eons6dssably dsasosalissd yeseseday:
Tie light snew which fell Tuesday
sight and darisg WedseDday, ~
Iewsd By The ds1lsing viodb Ct
wsdss6av sight, hsviag knoeled
the schedule time ioto smitheepeos.
Fassengsr No. .. doe hsee 6 lla6 ..
10. o. the 3lst, len Melcose pul)oa b
three engines three houn al Q ham
hte, and hsd proceeded noethvasd
only four miles when heavy soov
drifts were ssoosnlesed By which ~
tain, unable to advance q rstspet.
w. enlarged uasil 2 o'eloek .. q.
yssesedAy, VIXEN ~ esgise hen
4esFose came % the rseeue and b.
IT, aSd the tain succeeded IN haekine
sp to Aslrose. The grub box" NJ
not opened during IL iburessa
hos's' i0psisoa0ssi Of The ts,is-ths
rule beiDg that The provlsieas ess.ied
- the traiD shall only - ussd allse
twsaty-l6sr houn Of ahstiag-a.d
when the train reached lGelrues .
Wild rush w1s made for Tie dlnine
room. RaasoaOoss say that ~
Sse"s faralshed W. rather thio, but
the hotel men say thaG what W.
hekiug in quality and variety vas
fully made up In The 9santity d.
posed 81, and that there v,s 10 ueo-
ey In the trade feS them. Proeeded
BY snow psow and i've sagiDss, the
train agnin len Nelross Ut 3:9O ~
tsrdey, and came through withest |
further mishap or serious dlnleuley |
herest 7:45 p. M. Paaseagee
No. 8. q ysstsr1ay which sbosld q.
i've at 11:35 lasl night came moth - |
(ar - Blaekloot and was ahandooed |
It that station; the passenger laying |
over until the arrival Of to-dayo
train. All freight trains Of Tie Let
were Also sbandoned. Tr,ins b.
tween Butte and Deer Lodge have
net been Interrupted. TIE dsills
aIong the road, although WY 1ro
md difficult to bFsak through. ~ ut
3eep, and The amount Of soow %
be handed b % small that Il IL Be.
ieved the suow plow operatjoas efto-
lAy viii clear the eotirs track %
hat Ill trains will be able to make
time Tomorrow.
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Railroad RacDet.

The Temporary railroad bridge
across the Yellowstone 1t LivinGslon
hes been swept away " ~ Ice goege.
The Nostbern Pacific y haviug
bu1lt q the Pullman works eight a
the finest dining csu thas were
ever % wheels. They will Be ready
loe delivery about the middle al
April
From Mr.. Becker, resident engi-
n<er 1t the Booemon tuunel. Ve
jears lhat the Northern RAei0e tsaek
b now at Muir City and the work
slill psrgressjng, but owing b The
eo0W 81 ali the deep cuts. e win -
impossible to lay more than . quar-.
tef Of . mile day. llow b thas fae
bigh-.hyinG railroad trnek IN The
Rocky 0o9ntajns IN the mo0th of
Ja0u6sy.-Bo>cNsaH Chronicle, 9Th.
Yestseday the ties foe the temposa-
~ track over Tie mountain hotveen
0uir City and Boeemau were Ill d..
tsiboted, and unless very severe
weather OF heavy SHOWS interfere
With ~ pgogress Of tEack layiuG, the
whistle q the locomotive viii soon
wake the echos q the East 0allatiu,
and ID . lev short weeks The States
boood passenger will BE- able 70 take
. Pullman sleoPef ct B0zeman.-xs-
JON. ~.
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but One Oh0nOO . Year
TO secure ssDch haFgains - will Be
offered q Z. l.. 0o0ne1 4 Go. Io0-
nant ale % commence 000d0y,
February III, 1858. 14ja1 d mt
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TRAlGs11Rs OF REAL ESTATE
Recorded in the Once OF the
Olerk and Recorder Of Silver
Bow OoUnty During tho
Month u Jan
uary, 1883.

Jan. :, =: r. King 10 Ade!ta u
vene1le. Ss4 feet of lots ]. : and !
osock ., Butte; confederation $N.M
| Ian. :, VIM. Harris Sr., w. +
! 1a!S)s, ana John Dunot1n tn March,
Dc!y, surface title 7l-10O ACRES, 500.
IAN. .Wm: HAIRS q 81. % N. DsIy
s0rtsce title 2 08.i0O acres, $taO.
Jan. !. WIN. auselton to James i
Jacobs, undivided half Of Popla
drove picnic grounds: $50.
NJ, !:n: =. James A. Talbot ct al. I.
Aisoour 4 Psscoc. Int - block =
jar: 3, James a: Talbot. ct al. t,
J. +. Thomas and DAME: Thomas
lot: !. = > aud l block II. $As'
Jsn: Silver Bow n. 4 n. 20. Il
J. r. Thomas and Daniel Thomas
Joes Z and ., block ~. $i'O.
Jan. q, Thos. Polglase to Jane Pol
gjase. lot 3S!x1OO feet east tx. (;alei,s
street, 500.
Jan. 3, James w. Forbis ~ Hugh
Ktrkendall. lots and =, block ]. lota
!, 8 and 0, block =, Railr,~d Addition,
$50.
Jan. q. John \. T.egyat ri. al IA
Harry Z. Kessler, s0uth half Of lots
!, ) and q, block -, $40.
Jan. ., Robert St0rr ami wife tu
James Tucker. 3lx70 feet Ou Main
street, ~ feet north Of t0wn,ite, sun.
Jan. =, Arthur Nadeau and wife ia
Delis Nadeau, lots 4 and :. block ".
u. iM
Jan. .. same to same, lot -, block
81. 500.
Jan. .. s3I''e to same. lot >. block
81, >5,0O.
Jan. =. same to same. lot 81, block
s., som.
Jan. y. same to same, LIT -, block
-. 0,IM.
Jan. -, same (" same. IL, II, block
%, S0OO.
Jan. II. Jssues II. Johnson I" John
\. Waite, quit claim. Polar Star, Fire
clay clat,'', Little Pine Mining IBIS
tr's't. $i.N..
Ian. IL. Rol!a R"'";'ef and wife and
Charles Aryhbold I" Eugene ID. sui
u van. WalkervjIle lots, $@j.(sa,.
JAN: IL. N. Alderman to Harryt;'..
sert III feet on MODtama street al.
joining the townsite, SaM.
Jam. II. Abraham Newman I" J -.
r. Silver. surface title Ne",as,n lsxie,
>!
Jan. 10, Herman Graf and wife to
ClSas. r. Schmidt, west at lot )
block ). So.
Jan. IL, Jas 4. Sa'iesau and wife
To Loutse Nades,i.. improvements
lot II block ~. $l::n!
Jan. ~, Same to same. :'NxlN' feet
% Arizona stre.'t ea,, III t"wm-isr.
el00O.
Jan. III, Fam" tn s;ainc. lots ] u,,d :.
b)s,ck IL, $l,3a,.
Jan. u, Lawrence +. Lin I" Jasper
Mikkcls0n, lets Il AMI =. book :j6.
tl:1).
Jan. II, Lawrence 4. Blown aud
wife 10 Jas. \. Tal;n.tt, Y. ". one
half Of ~ec. -, +. :: ~. silver Bow
e., $50.
Jan. 10, Eugene ID. sullivan 70
Chans. \. Brown. IL. Xxx =; feet,
Nalkerville, St,N.
= yas. ~. Chris Mead !" Ernest n.
lJasA, Il" Nx 80 'eet. Na'kerH'''e.
~ a., ,
Jan. =, Edwin n. irvine ana wife j.,
49, :; c..N ' W." '"" ~
Jan. y. silss F.. King to Josiah N. !,
Iferrill- snrfacc ,i,ic silver KIM
olle. 81 .,anl
Ian. q. Jno. <oves AMI rife IN
.has. Beccher. lot &. bIm.k r.; syn.
INN. ~. Rehrend n. Du,iden ct nj.
o Hsrrv Gasserf nnifciaim .evcn.
=
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The immense uumber Of heavy
teams hauling coal, salt and naachin-
cry, and the large number Of pesDens
on foot aud In valious kinds Of ~.
hicles which daily hne The thorosgh-
fore between Butte and VAUDEVILLE,
are SUFFICIENT evidence u The demand
for better transportation facilities -
tween those points. Tn. coostrue.
tim AZ . railway which would exoe-
dtte and cheaper freight and passea-
ger Incorporation, to and from
the great mines on the hin
would not only prove = Pso0abls -
t<rpsise to the prcjectoss, but . great
public benefit. The present cast ol
hauling . ton Of coal or salt from ~
depot to The Moulton OF Alice aDlns
b g. It b believed that the fought
on these two srlicles alone, would
WELD fair return Tor Tho espital H.
vested In . railway. RAPID transit
would enable the thousand men en-
ployed ae tho Alice. Lexing.
ton ard NoultOn mines and
mills, to avail thenselves
VI the letter accosnmodatioos and
cheaper living in Butte, and . large
proportion of them would prefer to
reside here. The freight and raseu.
ger traffic between Butte and the
railroad depot would also 10 large,
and property lying along the line Of
the road between the city and the
depot would be enhanced In value.
The enterprise y In the hands Of
Nessss. William Owsley. C. b Hos-
ser, Isaac W. Stoner, David X. Cplon
and Charles s. Warren, who are the
lneorpovators. 1t b updefstood
that several eastern capitalists who
NE large holders II property In this
city, will b associated with the gen.
tleman named. An application will !
be made to the city coancil for right
NJ way through the streets Of The
city, aud the route will be surveyed
- soon - right Of way has been a.
aimed. Two routes have leen con.
both Of which run from the !
1epot westward % the font Of Main !
Dtreet and north on Main tn the Clear |
INT mine. At this point the line
may diverge westward. skirting !
lrOund the hills-to avoid the
'teep grades on the road ut Centre
'ille-and coming In frs,m the west to
he Lexington mill, from whence an
10y grade may Ire made to the Alice
md Moulton mills; or the line may
,e run directly north from the Clear
3rit. In the latter cose The "a.
renchei tramway syste,n, with sta-
ioDary engines at the sum-
nit Of each eraaie, which has
'een success(ally operated II Sen
'rancisco will b. use,l; but BY the
ornser route It b believed that either
'orses or dummy engines will
urnish sufficient locomotive power
U overcome the gradse. The capi-
ri stock has been placed at $loo. 600,
nd look, Of subscription win Be
peued - soou - the necessary right
{ way he's been secured from The ,
ity Council.
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saERICF'S SALE.

Charles D. wykeN. PlainiiN,sgainst Fre.l..
6j0k L0elDer. defendant.
To - oOeo ~ shefsifs sale NJ tho Ed day
g Fe0euaSy, A. d. lst3, ~ : o'clock .. ~
!rooe q the sases1ifs OdSce. In the CITY nj
oueee, c0aniy o. SILVER How. N. r., al The
r19ee. tito aisd Interest Ut dsIes.dSnt IN sa..i
g SoeMo ;'s,elehicen. 6ik Not VI, gourlern. lDl
Sae0e, ana tho east iisj Sixty I'VE iees W III
No: (o3) thirteen. tn bCsox M. I?S, twenty
cent ~ the town e butte. silver Bow
Coooty, AusstAisS. or 70 mach thereof ~
execuetoa oIs1 .ccrutUx costs In ssji action
noeod this nth day " January, A u. lSs3.
0kO. W. lWvINE, IL.
Sheriff OF Silver bOw Co.. MT.
~ =. =: Hobby. Deputy Eherjn.
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NJ Repeal q ~ "o00SI8W
0uooo1no0 a 0ooona61agaoapu
ID ~ 0o00o.
Opposition Ane,slpasea In ~
0oa0ol.
SSssSal - ~ 1la11D.
HRLEUA, II. T. Fsb. I, 1854.
COUNCIL.
The CeunejD oo0voood 6 10 q. H..
PFos66eat ID ~ ehalr, al mo0ben
psusest. The Ce@usjtteeeo lGloes snd
4inesab rsPosted a. ~ 0ovesnos's
eoDmanlealjoo vsoativs b the Am,
tos1a0 Exhibition. sn1ouncing ~
appeintDe0t II Ne. Zseha,s0e1naR -
ooaDmimtoooe % tho 03hjbjtjoo IL
Montana. The Eepost approves H.
aetios q Tie 0evesaor, reooonesds
the eolleetses q ogss sD6 stsooGly
urges tbe impostaneo, to the mjnsnG
and indostsial jntsees1s ofthe Tent
tory, oenaking . eSsditabls exhibit,
Dot osly Il COR oees, bst also a ~
veel asd eattjs psoaoels, -
we'll - otbee no1utaeturse
a the Territory. he bill
~ ~ ct re1ativo . The county q
0lDoula end the eleetjo0 q oOoogD
thsgoof NJ rcd . third time aud
passed.
HOUSE.
TIE Ho0so coovoned ct The usual
hear; tWsoty-thTee useD6ess peeseot.
II pagsuanos q netice gives yestss.
~ Wight, WHO had voeed IL IL
a0fmaGlvs o. the unlsWfhl jDeeF.
lbseses bin, moved . rseessidssa&ieo
q TIE vote by which that hill W.
po0ed.
The recons!slssaaios met with eoa-
siderable opposition and the
nueDing session was e.
tlrely cooeu0ed IN 1llo-
bassssing ,aaneuvesn, dt]atosy mo
lions aDd diocuMioo ofthe bill. Aftes
, long debate, In the a(tesnoon seo-
1ioo, The n,otjos 70 reconsider pso.
vailed, and the bin NJ put upon ID |
1oal paaage, Tssu)ting u ~ pessage |
4 TIE bill BY . vote u ~ b II. It = |
believed that The blu will 0eet With |
tFoog oppositioa 10 The Couscil aad
- probabilities sre shat Il win
'ltber b defeoted q medi6oil In Nv.
MI Important points In The
Hsase the strongest oppnsi-
lon to the bill came from The
nodi0sss led by Mantle Of Silver
Bow aud Il b believed the same nght
or nodi0eatie0 win b MT with IN
b Council. with the pesposs Of d.
Eating TIE bill usless Il ean b passed
. . modified form. The blu 10 ID
ssase Tie mileage aid compensation
{ county oommissio0efs Was return-
4 70 The Hooss With The Governors
ppeoval and will b signed BY The
peaksT. The bill allows ceonty
commissioners twenty eeats lbr cash
allo Travelled on o0Boial businoas. aDl
ses their compensation at 9 per
lem. \
HsLENA. Feb. :, 1858.
poelAi - ~ 0IU8n.
In The Council Mitchell introduoed
bill Tor ~ oct 10 prevent Wo0on ,
eolinG. aud pg0vjding = suitable ,
l1elty for tie olJbase. The Hoaoo
III IN relation % unlawful intoskoF.
No W. rad . hSst and second time
DT referred 20 the committee % ia.
|caoIy. R0otine buoj0eo Wno Oh r
1eed II and The Cou0cjl adjourned. !
In the 6o01o . number a b0lb
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310oo10e 0eu08taO 0a0VD01n9
0e6n1no1oo q 00gh1o1 Donnn
0sooD 0aOogai1g ~
0ou0ou 0HUnn60oaloo.
LeQ1G1o1tVO 1Eooeo01n0D-1 How
9ho1 0oon1 a -
"o0g Law"


s9esses Oesse peeeeeee q " 01H1k
A8L1NA, u. T., Feb. !.
Tho ooeooe)00 ID - eooocol ID -
A1toe 70 PCoot0ooe oeoo1eb ooe3oa
ood - oeoogvooeo q coeen1D eo0
poeoD 0o0o - IL special eoDmteao>
. pog0a9e9s ssUn1l1113eo - booa
49,. 10y 49,, - e1oa'
80 1oo posc0 psoool01oAg ~
49, S3seoeo uoo Dcsvoeo ecovsc!o
tsees ~ VIZ -: ~ g - -
49, ~ Ioceo D ~ ~ -
4s ~. 49, - ~ 49,
oooecoceoo - ~ 49,, ~ -
49, q - een91eeos - nce 0eey u,
eStoocea II. Tnoos 80 g "
!clee9cae -! es9cs vee W. ~
~..A ss n $3.50 ~ 1T
sSsssss. 49,. - ~ ~ ~.
- .ss~;s,. !S.Ss.~ ~ psS....
~ ~ 1....SssS.s. ~ - -
s~.sSeees> ss.isSse. St.sssseS
0ec.Siissee "a RsSshias.s esSsSs
~ - eomin if1oo a oFo1o1eia6. %.
cCSine m q eoGnnlefln9 % unpe0.
oo1a0led oo11nGa I'D opGo0lttioeaa
- IN az IN NM az nagliama0Sory
49,. IT, ~ ~ II the neoeeoS.
~ - - theeo ~ 10 0oinni9eee
- e1oAa0einla. and tn Pronadant. In
- ahoooeo ~ aRroeqDeot, oaking
C1shing q paslis4saeasy NV - h6
snfhoeiev. asoointod ~ comanietoe.
IL. ee1ast, u . eemoa1ieasjon =
~ Aeyaad, says:
0f'6iaes ~ o. n1isoGieo q tho Coun-
"a many seaee0e0oe have apPearsd
u th0 Aer018 and aloo soveeol other
8opobo6eo0 popoD, AER10G Ne With
. 1agEant vbo)a1jo0 q ~ pledges
eo0eoeDing NJ. Daok's seot ID See
Coonell, and aloo with "a eotiroly
unootb9gjood usospoeloo Of auehogi-
81 IN appo60tinG . sooeet committee
o egodootlolA / ~ . patient 0ao,
nd did Dos take any noeiee q The
lOoetjo0o, bot - thy eo0tiDue to
nppooS q eo0oldoga6)o le0gth and
6oeO otsoog1y v3t0pogaGiVe, ! deem
& ny 0u9y % 0oe ~ poo5io I1R6t In
III uoiier. I 49, 10 80 - 70
NY 90 - - M. Daok'o cot, 0o9
viii any h,c,ssl,er 0e the Co0Dool saY
li.aa ui,.. Anai when he Do0o-
,saeie nssmlsss q the eealsesoes
Do0Wjt100 told ~ that The commit.
- - AGfeeo oRoo ~ ocpoos3oc
~ ~ - e:sss ~ !"
49, 49, ~ ~
S S,.wV1 N ASs - ~.
-. - 49, 1870 -sse ~ ~ @
~ ...S s!s<e vss '~S 70 ~P0"
W. n, ~ ~ s sso ' ss:',
20 Au - - ~.S;.S r.s
~ ~ C..:s. !1ew
~ ksse al NV ~ H:.r
~ my VI" "no INC 'o's'"'"s
49,
SECTION ~. A. 70 The manner 0f
q tho selection of momboD SoR ~. !!
10 q committees, there 0oo0 to b |
oef nsoehode, which may b adopted
6th0f s6nply OF In some modified !
Nh, namely:
FScaLThe nannes Of na.mhens To
omaonethe onmn;ftee ln,av ~ nsoved
ma m 70 ~ ouoofion mi the aome
- by hollot:
1NirdEIt nav b apoointed bv The
penker or ofhef membeF selecScl Tor
- purpooe. eikker o6eolufelv. ar sub.
Dct 10 The approval or reiecfSon az the
o.. ~.
xa..a
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For 000t.
=: !: s.; e s's' s 81: q; *..
For &0o0,
A lesDs 0siss MN. ell eoDllees -sod in
.s.;.!:s s:s:;;; AIs: % 5'ssiss c1''s'1'
JOHN CA1HARf,
11.9bVte Doo0oek. Mo0innn.
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| Cooked % order % IN s9y)eo, ~ 50
ooo1D, q the City R0looeoot, IL
0eed Tenplar1 building o. Wet
J DsoadWay. l-o9tf
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NS@. s~ser,v IN v.,S:::
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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-03

oDooiA1 . - 0IU80.
In The Council Mitchell introduced
. bill for ~ oct 20 prevent woman
bealjnG, and psoviding . suitable
penalty foe tie OlJ60oe. The H0aoo
bill IN relation % unlawful intoeios-
e0eo W. read . iSst and second time
ant To6esyed to the committee o. H.
dietary. R0otjne buoj0enD Was Oh.
posed Of and The Couocjl adjooeDed.
In the 6ouse . number AZ b0llD
were lotroduced ard notices owen a
the lDtroduee3on q oetess. none Of
which were q geoesal Interest.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-08

self with rage when he saw how easy
it was done. aye only want a little
political influence and a brick chm
ney to be a Board of Water Commits
sioners! If I could kick like you, I'd
build a wail around me, get into q
wash tub and rent out as a reservoir !
If that's all We wanted, what made
We stand around and devil me into
building that squirt? Some day, I'm
going to put a meter in you and start
a private water tank!" and Mr.. Spoop-
endyke wrenched off the hose without
waiting to ~uncouple it, and started
for the hose.
"Are you wet, dear?" asked Mrs.
Spoopendyke, regarding him affect
ionately.
.sWet!" howled Mr.. Spoopendyke.
IMAM is four-fifths water, and the
other fifth of me is a little moist !;
that's ALT" and Mr.. Spoopendyke
plunged upstairs and-into bed.
II don't care,' murmured Mrs.
Spoopendyke. HE didn't stand still
long enough to get chilled, and if he
keeps mad for an hour longer he
won't catch cold!'' and, acting Oh
the new 'pathy, Mrs. Spoopendyke
busted herself at the bedside unit
her husband fell asleep from the ex'
haustion of anger and snored the
| snore of the lust.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-08

.E - = 81 A-2 -E -
Several weeks ago, by special en-
actment of the legislature, the Gov
ernor offered a reward of 5000 for an
Arkansas man who is not a Judge,
colonel, major o captain. The next
day a plain, ~unassuming gentleman
called on the Governor and said:
II have the honor, sir, to claim
the reward you offered for a man who
is neither aiudge, colonel, major nor
captain. am neither Of these"
81 am glad to meet you, SIR" said
the Governor. Just sit down s
moment until I attend to a little mat.
ter of business"
The man took q seat and the Gov
ernor went into an adjoining room
and after a moment called:
Colonel"
ayes, sir" said the gentleman
arising.
.sThat's all right" remarked tn
the Governor. 81 see you are . Col
onel.9 Porter, please show the mill
tafy gentleman to the side door ant
admit the next man."