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The Labor enquirer., 1883-01-13

mas present in the shape of a weeks
wages. 1t cost the firm about $4,000
but many a hundred thousand which
rightfully belongs tothose ill-paid toilers
will never be restored.
Reports from Pittsburg, RaHenna, Ohio,
and other glass-making centers are ia.
vorable. The old works of the Roches-
ter, Pennsylvania, Flint, Vial and Bottle
company will begin the manufacture Of
/ flint prescription vials and bottles, and
will employ over one hundred hands:
Charles H. Kelmer, the somewhat no
torious embezzler of the Chicago cigar
makers funds, has been bound over in
the criminal court in bonds of $500. AL
though the accused did not plead guilty,
he made no defence in court to the
straight evidence offered against him by
the prosecution. He furnished bail.
Two thousand workmen employed in
stove manufacturing establishments have
struck against reduction of Is per cent.
At the last strike, which was prolonged
one, the prices were raised. All the
foundries will close. In labor circles
there is great excitement. The other
trades are expected to sustain the strik-
ers.
Damages of $4,000 was awarded by a
circuit court jury last week at Clayton,
Missouri, in cause in which Patrick
Bowling sued Gerard B. Allen & Co..
Bowling was an employe of defendants,
and while at work in their foundry, by
reason of defective machinery, met
with an accident which resulted in his
losing leg
From Washington, Indiana, we learn
that the miners troubles gave rise to a
desperate and deadly fight between
Cannelburg miners. The fight COM
.menced on the Ohio & Mississippi
east-bound accommodation train. The
coaches in which the men fought were
badly damaged. After leaving the train
at Montgomery the battle was renewed,
firearms, clubs, and rocks being freely
used. Not fewer than twenty-five men
we're engaged in the riot. Frank Hunters
skull was fractured and he was also shot,
and will die John Hunter was fatally
wounded. Charles Hunter was also
seriously hurt, and Lyman Carrico, John
Connaughton, Ike Cassidy, and Ed Blum
non, miners, are reported as. fatally in
iured in the riot. The sheriff and a
posse finally quieted affairs.
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ELEGANT OPEN OBSERVATION CARS

Gg- Low excursion rates are made regu-
larly throughout the summer season for short
trips from Denver. and special arrangements
may be made with the general passenger
agent for large or small parties over any por-
ton OF the system, and to include Pullman
cars or parlor chair coaches. Very favorable
rates will be made for private parties. 81
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WAYSIDE STORE.

Nv. SIMPSON, No. 12O South Tenn
ME Street. west, begs leave to MORN his
f,isnds and the public generally, that he
has enIsrge3 biz store TO double Its for
mer s'zs, snd hss added q stock OF Dry
Good, Bottoms and Gents Underwear
to bis well selected stock o. Groceries,
Canned Goods Cigars snd Tobacco.
Our 5 cent Punch Cigar is conceded to be
The best 5 cent smoka in town. We also
cary full line OF jacques Double
Strength Flavaring Extracts, Perfq1mery
ard Baking Powders. Cur goes are
marked down low. Fresh Dairy Butter
a specially. Courteous treatment guar
snieed. Orders by Telephone promptly
filed. Goods delivered fee. Postofnce
box 1923.
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NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh
Rernedv Price soc. Sold by z. G.
NJ. I. Drug Stare ti0
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FOR RENT.
TO RENT.
NOTICE

., ..ror.l George "; kG 3ss|r e fIi sO g
tie pleasure ba h hey hsve removed their So
e. e "a S 55i to 1 E Il r q 583: q,
q Ge:sFst 6 Bs9s ~D' Pov:o6s, Fruit uit
T paISonsgo solicited satisfaction
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SALT LAKE & WESTERN
RAILWAY.

IN and after Monday, October LIST,
,OS 90 the the train for Ironton will leave
I T'sSi Jupction daily Sundays excepted,
At Sis sm., connecting with me uts1
q Centrsl train leaving Salt Lake city az
an Returning arrive ct Lehi Junction
o. o tIA0 nm, connecting with the Utah
Central r. train, arriving in Salt Lake city
Siam W. W. RITTER, Supt. 6
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- ~ - DA<AC - ocs
Four Express Trains leave Salt
Lake for Ogden daily as follows:
Pacific Express at 6.l0 a. m.
Atlantic Express at 100 a. NJ,
Park City Express, 5 pm. Special
Express at 7.30 p. M.
Arrive in Ogden at TAO a. M; 500
a. NJ; 4.25 p. N. and 90 p. m.
Express Trains leave Ogden at
100 a. M. $50 a. NJ; 1870 a. M. and
5.l5 p. M. Arrive at Salt Lake at
$50 a. NJ; go a. M; II noon and
6.45 p. m.
Express leaves Selt Lake daily at
100 am. for Juab and intermediate
stations, and connects with Salt
Lake Western Railway for Tintic,
and with Sanpete Valley Railway
fer 5anpete.
Through Express leaves Salt Lake
at sos p. H., and connects with
Stage Lines at Milford and Frisco
for Southern Utah, Nevada and
Arizona.
Express Train from Juab and
intermediate points arrives at Salt
Lake at 6p.m.
Through Express from Frisco
and Milford arrives at Salt Lake at
$50 a. M.
JAS. SHARP, f. COPE,
Asst. Gen. Scpt. Gen. T. d P. All
JOHN SHARP,
General Sup't.
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WHITE HOUSE HOTEL
Spencer House.

Owing 10 the solicitations OF many friends
and patrops, the proprietor has enlarged and
beautifully fitted up this weIl-known and
popular Family House, and with Table ex.
ce ling any previous season, 10 prepared for
Winter Guests.
Postofficc Block, First East between Sec
ond and Third South. n4
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Health is Wealth.

DR. 3. q. WEsT's NERVE AED BRAIN TRzAz.
MNT, guaranteed specific FOR Hysteris, Diz'
ziness, Commissions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia
Headache, Nervous Prostitution caused by the
use Of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental
Depression, Softening Of the Brain. resulting In
insanity and leading to misery, decay and
power In sither sex Involuntary Losses
caused by over.exertion Of the brain youthful
folly eto. Zach box contains one month1
treatment. s1.00 box, or six boxes for $500
sent by mail nrsnaid on rsceipt OF price,
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WHY WILL YOU cough when
}hiloh's Cure win give Immediate
elief. Price 10c., 50c. and 81. Sold
uZ G. II. I. Drug Stora I'D
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EYE AND EAR
Br. Ira Lyons. Gift q yHOu'e' o0'''f''
"a Third South Street W.
COOPER BROS.

po.l E..s.s and Loan Agents, No No. 4
Hesl L nsia BLOCK. have some choice
Gfoe s!tH Sor sale, money to loan on sp-
pI Ioppod security and houses to rent. 7
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NOTICE.

cola ;og dH aOa golden Of the Crown Point
0Ola and Silver Mining Company.
A a MEETING OF THE STOCK
N n noIaefs of this company, held this
cent fs ,1n 9th, 1888, an assessment of l
ne,s pTl snare was ordered to be levied.
20 po{Ls a9 81 the ofice Of the Company on
b bo U %. the QOth) tenth day Of Deem
all all lex. Lex and it was further ordered that
r - ssOck upon which said assessment has
I lSb Og zen paid at that day, viz. Decem Der
'''o' 1888. shall be declared deiinouent
PAUL A. SCHETTLER,
AD-u President.
ARIEUR STAyNER.
e., Secretsry.
'Sit Lake City, Nov. 5, 1888. nc
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WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES

To cure any case. With esoh order receiyet
by US for six boxes, accompanied with SOU
we will send the purchaser our written guaran
tee to refund the money If the treatment doe
not erect cure. Guarantees issued only
Y. C.M.I Drug Store Salt Lake City Vts
is26
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ACTIVE ACCOUNTS SOLICITED

CORRESPONDENTS:
NEW YORK - Importers and Traders
National Bsnk-Kountze Brothers.
CEIcAGo-Commercisl National Bank.
SAN FRANCIsCo-First National Gold
Bank.
OMAHA-Omaha National Bank.
ST. LoUIs-Ststes MISREPRESENTATION.
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FUTURES.

=, As The HERALD predicted yesterday, New
York futures fell of 5to points to-day and
the market closed weak. iiyerpool IL also
OIL l-6l and closed in buyers favor. There
Is no good reason to believe that there will
be any considerable advance soon. The
consolidated receipts this week are over
5O,uV bales in excess OF last year at same
Sate. The exports to-day reached 9OOO0
bales. WV
Chicago Produce and Provisions.
IS hlgherln Chicago than yesterday. March
wheat is from to mp and brought 81 .O5l
bid and Sl.06 asked. For May the advance
was /, closing at Slllt. Corn for Mach
closed at 52s, rise of 4, and tor Nav, 57I,
an advance of I. The receipts were. Of
wheat, 2l,lOO; corn, I'D ,l47; oats. 55,Sll
Inc shipments We're, wheat, - III; corn.
10, 'd; oats, i5,i0l. Hog products SYM,
pathized with grain and were higher Mess
pork for March was up cents, and brought
slS.l5i for May it advanced 10 cents, sellinp
at SlS.4o. Lard u higher, coming al Sll. 52i,
In ST.. Louis wheat and corn were moi
material lIy changed from yesterday, but
the market looks strong. March wheat
SiOS! bid; May, Sl.l2i bid. March corn, IS
bid; May, 81. Oats were higher; March
brought As bid, above last evening, and
May, 43s to Al, from to advance.
NFM YORK
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FINANCE AND COTTON
FINANCIAL.

r., treasury department, says the Chi
laST 80, estimates the total receipts
easo n sources during the current fiscal
EoAi - ,.tin, account Of the effects of the
yes .' '~, law, at Ss0j,0O0,OO0. Follow
new ~ statement OF sources aud amounts
, ,asscompared with last year;
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CONSOLIDATED RECEIPTS.

Tue total receipts Of cotton at the p ,.
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| bust.
. many
| ..pn.
| Have
| )t and
| Direct
e0nn.
. cts Of
mites;
| rltning
| ! both
sell
. hiding
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She attended a ball--danced to a late
hour-oecane overheated- home
thinly clad, in a. cold. damp, night air, and
caught cold. Next oay-heads 0he-luss OF
appetite-slirht iever-dry skin-pains and
ACCESSIBILITY sensations--indisposit TO
yet up: Remedy lie bottle Droomgoole's
English Female Bitters.
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: nd Tor our prices, In effect slpce March
., ~sl aud circulars descriptive OF this SUPERIOR
wire referring to size, strength and material from
"nion MS made, prucsu u ealvanising. etc.
SASB0RN a WARMER Houston'
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srDR. EUGENE prvACx, OF Primer
mas made us his agents for the s:ate Of Texas a.
bal Restorative or Vltalizerh All arected WITH
nervous debility, loss Of manhood and an hin.
dred diseases should At once procure IA sclsecar
rom which 10 learn the cause OF the dlseasos
ABOVE mentioned then at once 10 pros ore from
us or through US by your drugglsioft yen prsks
the never. falling remedy
CRowDus. BALDWIN & WILLIAMS
Wholesale Druggists, Dallas Texas.
by retail at Howell Il Bros and zsck Tolliyer,
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Illustrated Marriage Guide, eco pages, cloth
and gilt binding, 50 cents; same In paper GOV
Is cents. Manhood, 10 cents; womanhood.
cents; pamphlet 3 cents, securely sealed, b
mall Send money or postage s.amps. DR..
WHITTIER, the great specialist, 6l7 st. Charlie,
street ST Iouis No
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SINCE September to March % are 500 ala
bales, an Increase of ,023,l77 bales over The
receipts OF last year for the same time The
follows: Is as
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CURE YOURSELF

d. BitnnAn's avsrstabie Curative iswarr.nud IT,
,nal,ntn cure al! iuIins OF sp.gDsttorrksa ~ ~
Menkns.-, oenrra debility, lmppenty, etc. and hi.
"'oh Power and brings back the "Neathfpi VI
those who have destroyed II by sexual excuses or w
ucvs. from two 70 sc,cn weeks time. This nine,iy
has been uscl by Dr. 1hannan in his private pic..,
over thirty years, was never known 10 ihl Ia caring
the MOnsf gislS Il gives vitality and hnparts se'
WIN wonderful ciiect 70 those inde-nptd men wao l.
Urahness beyond their years. its invgorstug prcI,
sfe iel' " oncc. Young men ALTERING if3M ~ u,
iucnco. q that di,aduy dee .fu-iiyv habit u sllzA
eau use thl melcirt With the a,Nuuurc OF spSlsjy
fhRnANhAt cure. The patient rains strength nd
uSy Of spirits at once, az acts directly ON ne psr 4
"a q. soothing md healing tonic aud anody IL " n
aseu seminal ycsices aud lfriiaod duc.s Impartha =
anu zone aud rstcring them 10 hSir na,a state the
" ihc baneinl habit had ncstr bCcn lwlnerd In. 4
INGREDIENTS are simple rrodue'ions ~ .6afKs ~
h..hs 81, and ar. rpccinc Tor the abo'e diseases
uFiIec, tiyc Dollars sent With SUI dirertlons, q.
efN addfe's For sale only ni br, a. A. Gohannant, \.
20 b.i North linh street, between wafhingion a,,ru
sfecn sire.t, -. Louir, -.o. fsirhlshtd III Isl,
,nsDr, b,s"frsa,l>d on Special blsss,ss,- which M
kay as.ma'9n on ihs natr, .nns Z, syinptoms, tpa
tAtL to any address upon receipt ofoue st-hp
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COTTON.

IIE amount OF cotton received to-day
reached iBl bales, Of which 100 came by
ran as follows White Il Co., 20 from For
n1eyi J, Pike, II from Lewisvile: r. Il.
Julian, from Trinity Mills, Bowser &
Lemon, from Ennis; j. w. Scarborough,
y, from Farmers Branch; Blankenship &
bake, Il from Rice; c. Letot, @ from Letot;
ah1 Tor Sanger Bros, and . for Schneider
" DAVIS from Eastland. The shipments
We're 10 bales by White & Co., over the
i leAas " Pacific, Prices everywhere were
steady, except in New Orleans, where the
market ,hi declined sixteenth. In this city
tAe zone of the market is weak. -
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-10

b. e. Kiugsbury returned from
Cable yesterday.
Mr.. Charles H. Peurose, recently
boOkkesper In the First National
Bank Of this city he's entered upon his
duties ~ deputy clerk Of the secpnL
Judicial Court, ut Mlss,,ula.
Thomas Worthington, Esl., an
old New York journalist, aud latterly
In the civilian lit VI the United
states army, has been appointed, by
Major Robinson, A. q. NJ. for Nom
tana, Qusrtern,aster' agent lor Deer
Lodge, and entered upon his duties
January LIT, l8fs.
w. A. Clark, Esp, having accepted
. telegrapl,ic invitation, to dine
with Governors Murray and Crosby,
ct Salt Lake on Monday afternoon,
LETT for that city on this mornings
train. He will spend . few days in
Salt Lake and then proceed on his
journey to Europe. Mn. Clark aud
children are 1t present 1t the Swiss
Lakes. but he expects to lind them 1t
Xentone. They will return to
America probably early in June.
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DR.. DcFreye.

Late surgeon in the +. army, late
professor Of surgery and dean OF fac.
ulty, tan Francisco. CAL. member 81
=. York Medical Society, founder
and proprietor If y. York Ortlop'(l
Institute. can now he consulted ut his
Office, West Park Street. INIT,
City, Montana, between Main vt.
aud the bridge, near the bridge.
He devotes special attention to me-
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Governor Crosby on-route 70
Montana.

Dispatches received from Salt Lake
Indicate that Hon. ]. Schuyler Crss-
by will arrive In that city this even
ing. He will remain there thrse Or
four days. the guest Of Governor Muir
NY, and then proceed TO Helena to
assume the duties Of bis Office. It'll
uudersto0al that citizens Of deer
Lodge, Butte. Dillon and other points
on the Utah 4 Northern will prccee,l
~ lar south ~ the Territorial bound
aTy, and escort the Executive in q
special car 70 the northern terminus
Of the line. A special coach will
probably be provided to convey the
Governor from Deer Lodge to the
Capital. Arrangements will be n,aale
by citizens Of Helena to proceed to
Hot Spring. or the foot Of the range
and escost the Governor into the city
ny carriages, Or an runners II there b
sufficient snow.
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I'm OAnl.B BONANZA.


(0nsidef,ble excitement w~s ere
| sied yestes,lay by tho report Of . rtcn
.triks In the Cable mine. The
rcport VA, that in driving the ton'
n~l. the main ledge had been pene.
lrs,el to . distance Of 50 feet; and
TINT an ore body had been
uu ,overed 10 feet high, and 100 feet
Oh the ledge; that at lsast IS feet Of
thin imn,enss ore body WAS high
grade, and that gold nuggets were BE-
inx taken out ~ big - . mans hst;
one nugget being valued 1t ss.eoo'
The cable mine bas been remarkable
In past years for the PRODUCTION ct
valuable specimens In the shape oe
nuggets Of gold, collection Al which,
v:lued ut >lO, OO'l, have been on exhi-
bitiou ut one of the banks In this
city during the past two yeen; and
this faet lent to the story . coI0s Of
FEASIBILITY. A NINE. reporter I'M
dertook to prospect the reports to
some reliable source; but failed to I'm.
cover any Information Of them
either - to the colossal ledge, Or the
$500 nugget; but . we'll informed
gentleman who has recently teen to
the mine, said that small nuggets
were taken out every day, and that =
few days ago Mr.. slavery, the
superintendent, became suspicious.
that employees were carrying efr val
uable specimens, aud Get . watcl, up
on them, which resulted In tracing .
lot OF nuggets 10 this city. where they
had b< en- sold by . miner for 81 100.
The works were then searched, and
numerous cigar boxes were uuearthed
containing various amounts Of gold.
The cigar boxes were watched, ard .
number Of employees were caught In
the act Of depositing in them the
proceeds Of their petty thefts. The
detected men were discharged, and
last Thrrsday Mr.. slavery sent tn
Butte for fourteen men to take their
places. The employment Of these men
and their departure for the mine yes
terday, probably gave rise 10 the hs'-
uanxa boom.
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A PABl.R.
The Lucxy Man and The Snake.

The Lacey Man and The Snake.
a venerable man-married and
miserable strolling near . hedge up
on . frosty morning, espied q venom
Gus serpent, chilled and helpless, ut
his 1ext. Moved with compassion.
and having read in . Helena paper
that snake oil was good for the jams,
be placed the miserable reptile In bis
bosom, carried It 10 his outage.
placed Il near the hearth, and then
vent out t. zee . man. Returning
soon after, he discovered the snake
had revived and killed his yellow
coon dog, upon which the v. m. tore
bis raven gray hair, and was about
TO Dispatch the ungrateful snake, hut
quickly stayed his hand upon bejng
Informed that Il had also fatally hit.
ten his mother.tn-law.
AOsaEWs don't always know
when we'vea good thing. AGATE.
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How Montana Cattle Men at
Rich.

Probably nH'se n,en have made l:,r-
tunes In Montana ut the cattle l,usi.
ness from . small beginning than In
any other Territory or state. Take..Ior
instance, the following item from a
Cincinnati paper. II refsrs to .
ranchman who he'd bs,en years In
Montana. He commenced ~ . cox.
bOy until he had saved sowethine
from, his earnings and hogan the pur.
chase Of stock. Two " three ye.n
later h. took In . partner with g.
OO, and invested this SUM In stock.
They now have about 1000 heed Of
sheep and 400 head az cattle. and
occupy . l5,GN are ranch In the
GaIIatin valley. Herlers are Maid
~ per month Cattle are marketed
1t two yean old, and estimated to
cose four dollars . hsad for herdinr.
OF two dollaIs . year. This partv
w. delivering . large quantity Of
wool Sor shipmeat 10 Boston.
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FROM ~ Daily q Sunday
a Latter YtoD To 0S0 Han.


CHICAGO, Jan. 2, 1883.
DEAR MINER:
A trip along ihe Union Pacific n
% we'll known to many Of your read
Ct, that any detailed account Of
scenss and iucideats along the llns
vuuld Be like . thrice told tale. In
my hasty passags through the do
minions Of Mosmoudom I did not
have the opportunity to Investigate
The workines Of the peculiar inslttu'
ton could have wished. There
| seems to he . pssvaIent Impression
| among the lev Mormons ! came !"
contact with that little N0rmOns,
who have stored their minds With
useless knowledge at the Salt Lake
Academy, are In demand up In Mon
tana 70 run newspspers. nave
sought, - by In my power, to disa-
ba,se their minds Of the idea that
Utah llsdsejinss, with their Ideas
and habits Of promtscuostty, can
come into Montana and immediately
become leaders Of fashion and
thought.
A. I passed along the road east-
wsrd was sarpshed at the very
great number Of people l met who
seemed to be possessed with the idea
that whenever . fool was born Into
The world It was l0reor(1sined that be
should come and settle In Montana.
Further inquiry elected the fsct that
many Of the people who entertained
this idea had attended the Denver |
Expnition laet summer. l VS. re-
luetantly Soresd to admit that there
was some lorcs In the imputatiou,
but felt that could assars these mis- |
guided strsngers that The suPer6cen
of what they saw there VS. NJ indi- |
cation Ut = similar characteristic In |
our mines. Our mines are not shall |
low.
I and that several errors have
crepl into tlAs public mind In regar,
Butte and her people. I have taken
pains to let Il be known that the city
q Butte y not . provincial adjunct
u the dominions " Brigham Young,
and that We have no Endowment
house where people with atteDuated
raiment are brought together with
naught before then, but . muslin
Dheet, which the scene shilter lifts
u the conclusion Of the ceremonies.
I have also taken particular pains
10 convince Eastern people that the
mass Of the inhabitants In Butte are
rot engaged in the selfdenying task
n trying to make silver - cheap -
As 1 pass along and s<e
! popular error I try to hit It = lick.
More anon.
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Frpan else Daaly AZ Sunday
Dedication.

The chapel erected By the Ply
mouth Congregational Church. on
Vert Granite street, will Be formally
dedicated ut four O'Clock this after
noon. The chapel b q neat little
frame ealinee, built upon the semi
goshicstyle # architecture and taste'
fully finished and painted. The
building is:ix4: feet In size. with q"
eighteen foot ceiling and small YES
tibule In front. The wallis are covered
with . neutral tinted paper and the
windows are high ssd narrow, glazed
with ground giass, cut in tasteful dg-
ures. The floor b carpeted through
out and pews arc di>plaeed' COM
Portable chains which afford .
seating capscity for about
30 persons. The pulpit aud choral
platforms are raised about eighteen
inches FROM the floor, aud the latter
h supplied with IN organ which will
In = few days be replaced by one of
Mason 4 Hamlin's chapel organs.
The Congregationalists are to be CON-
gratulsted upon the success which
has attended their efforts since their
and upon having &C.
cured 90 pleasant = house In which to
The church was organized
last March with thirteen ,Ile,nl,ers,
BY Rev. J. E. Smith. under the aus
pieces Of the American Congregation
n Union Of New York.
The membesshjp hes increased and
he church h In . healthy condition.
Their new Chapel has Teen erected at
! cost of >s30O, VI which $lON was
by citizens OF Butte and
l3OOO, by the parent society. The
$3(O will he raised ut once
md the church will make . FAIR start
iree from Debt. The dedicatOry dis
eounse will Le delivered by Rev. d.
L. Leonard d. d. Of Salt Lake City.