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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-03
SUMMONS.

In The District Cont Of tire 3ecossd Judi.
elal District OF ne Territory Of Montana, In
ana 6or tho county Of silver Bow.
ss A. Al S:osS: cg az. ~. f f4es
J. Brophy, doing businesa under the nrm
name and style OF Casey 4 Brophy, defend
IF people Of =, The IT rs Fl, Of Ment.n: am:
Oeoese H. Casey, and Patrick J.. 1sophy,
(Casey 4 Bgupe.y. defendants.
YOt ARE HEREBY required n appear
in IN action BROUGHT against yOu hy the
Of the 9ecoud Judicial District Of the Terri
tney 81 Montana, In and foe the County Of
silver INV ana % answer the complaint
Sled thcrpiH, within ten days (exclusivv ~
Il sh,s Summons. IL served within this
county or. u served out al this county. but
In this district. within ", ney days; other
sise Within furty days: az iudSment By DO
H. ,he prayer 81 said co,"pisiSi.'
The said action In brought IN obtain de-
cree OF this court lt'r the foreclosure Of
eyrtain mortgage describe IN the cont
pI.int ne! EN-. a,"s ne same m me-. exc;
June. A. ID. ixS9. To secure the payment " .
certain pron,:asory note, na.io ty Charles
r. Rel fer the sum ~ S910.d3. due Sep
tembsr .st-Sl. re-. bearing interest q the
paid. and the lien 0f Howard He6stc, Ed
vaN6 +. Fnrrix. x;Id f. NJ. Trask. y; the
Montana Lumber Co.. AMI BY them sold
anil assigned IT, this plaintiff fsS the sum OF
said Ao0tana Lumber ai'.. scc"unt ii
which mare fully appears BY reference tn
plaintiff complaint on file herein and for
costs Of suit AMI attorneys fees. That the
and being in the County OF silver How,
Territory Of Montana. to- Wit: Lot No. two
(:.) In hI0rk No. ts.n (Ie) Of N0yes 4 UpA,n's
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-03
Earth Ourrents and Telephones.

Mr.. Pierce pronounces the vcnera-
ble theory that the earth h q great
reservoir VI electricity, from which
either positive or negative electricity
could he extracted ut will, ex.
plOdsrl. Currents are traversing
Il. The return current Of tcle-
graph lines, one wire of which IL
grounded, can be picked up ~ II
tsaverses the soil, telephones placed
in tile attic Of q building and cOnnes.-
ted an the one hand with the Vas
pipes, aud the other with y wire COM
ing up from The ground ilDOr, having
!'eeu found to steal the messages sent
frOnl . telegraph office 30 yards
away. Several cases are known where
telephones have picked up messages
from telegraph lines miles away. 1t
IL therefore desirable that the earth
should not enter the telephone cir
cult. When electric light wires are
grounded this Is seen to lie not only
desirable but essential, and In case Of
. Thunderstorm, the expediency Of
cutting the earth out h shown to b. Of
the highest order. Every flash Of
lightning, no matter how Tar of, Ia
indicated when the earth forms part
Of the telephone circuit. There arr
''earth currents" which are ut times
70 strong that when taken up by the
telephone they make noise ''as II
your brains were boiling" These
are, however, 70 weak ordinarily that
the telel'l,O,'ist has little to fear from,
them.
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4 Georgia Dditoe On DArjY llar.
y309o0.
Risiag Dawn ga, 0asstta

Ristog Dawn (Ga 0asette.
Nine tenths Of the unhappy mar
rieges are The result Of green human
calves being allowed to run at large
IN the society pastures without any
Jokes on them. They marry and
have children before they have mus
taches they are fathers Of twins BE-
fore they are psopriet0rs Of two pair
ofpants, and The little gixls they mar
~ are old women before they are
twenty years old. Occasionally one
u these gosling marriage turns out
gu right, but It b . clear case of luck.
II there WAS any law against young
galoots sparkling and marrying be.
fore they have cut their teeth. We
suppose the little cusses would evade
It In some way, but there ought to be
. sentiment against It.
II 10 time enough Tor these Lautanls
to think Of finding . pullet when
they have raised money enough to
bay . bundle Of latl,s IL build men
house. But they Gee . girl who looks
cunning, and they are afraid there h
not going to b. girls enough to 30
around, and then they begin to get
In their work real spsy; and bofOre
they are aware Of the sanctity Of the
marriage relation they are hitched
for life, and before they own . cook
stove or . beilstead, they have to get
up In the night and 10 after the D0c-
to-, % frightened that they rum them
selves out Of breath, and abuse the
Doctor because he doesn't run too
and when the Doctor gets there, there
10 not enough linen In the house to
wrap up doll-bsby.
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For the Women.

Whitelaw Reid has l,een married
only one year, and IL printing bitter
editorials against bOasisnl.
Grief knits two hearts In clnser
bonds than happiness ever can and
common suderings are far stronger
links than common joys.
A young lady says males are Of no
account from the time We leave oil
kissing them - babies till We CON-
mence kissing them ~ lOven.
Oscar Wilde likes Mrs. Langtry
chiefly because she h . Jersey Lily.
"Wlsat . grand air she has," he said
Ut the LotOs Club. 1--WE saw her
walk down . room nth . thousand
people staring at her, ~ II she did not
know they were there. I cali that
elegance!' as that what you csll
4: said George Holland, the actor.
"Well, We call 1t gall!"
Not long ago Mr.. Peter Cooper,
who h within three months Of being
ninety.tw0 years old, called on Miss
Clara Louise Kellogg and was enter
tanned by her with several charming
songs. Then he asked her II she
knew, or had heard On old ballad
called the ''T0rtoise Shell Cat" She
answered IN the negative, he Mt once
sang . verne Of It for her In . manner
that won from her . hearty EN-
core.
Mias Emma Abbott complains Of
being mucl, BATTERED by would-l,e
prinia ,lonnas who want her to TRY
their vOi.,es." 1.-THE other day." she
says, ~ bouncing young lady called
on me in Kansas City. Il know all
alna,t you, Miss Abbott she scresch-
Ell. ~ she nearly wrung my arm out
Of It's socket, Il have read every line
about YOU that have seen In the pa
pens. Now I mean to lie q great Oler-
ntic singer, 10 I have come to
you 10 try my v"iee, just ~
Miss kellogg tried yours.' Can
you playa ! asked. No, she couldn't.
Well you can sing song" M. she
tsN,lsln't sing y whole song, hut she
knew u piece Of one.' Let u have
piesy, Them said. resigneslly. She
vOcalizesl. It was y piece Of The
Last Rose Of Summer and before
she wax through, ! heartily wi.llcd
that my Missouri rOse had joined llel
flowers, instead of re-
manning blooming far n,c In Kansas
City,"
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-03

BUTTE, NJ. T.. Jan. 3, 1859.
The following are the wholesale
prices paid by merchants and hotel
keeper for the commodities enulnerI
ated, delivered from the wagon.
Price list carefully corrected every.
Saturday:
Flour Ruby Valley, XXXX, $50
per cwt.
/" Mill Greek, XXXX, $3.50
percwt.
Mn Greek, New Process. t3.6O.
Gallatin, BIO per cwt.
Union Mills, New Process, Cream
Of the Valley, $500
Ruby Valley, NEW prOcess) H.W
Union Mills NNNX snow fake,
e4.M.
Utah Common, $3.50
Utah Choice. $50.
Grahanl, $500.
Wheat per H.. :: cts, fair demand.
Oats, $:5.
Butter, per Ill.,, 45Cs 80 cts.
Egg, per dozen, IN" = cts.
Corn Meal, 81.
Beet, carcass, s cts.
Beets, 3! cts. perlb.
Hay per ton, $sS:.:aN" 81.
Railed Hay, per ton, $50 -.
Cheese, :9s!sCs = cts.
Barley, S2.:3:5GG33.5O ln'r cwt.
Dried bpal,s, Montana, : cts.
Mutton, : cts.
Pork, drtssetl, II cts. per IL.
Veal, 10 Its. PR H..
Chickens, s. - $50 per .l.'ztn.
Wood, IS g. $i.:O.
Rutalsagas, J.! cts. per ID.
Potatoes, $i.I)&Il.7Ij r cwt.
sausage, Is cts. lDcr lib.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-03

The following mineral patents are
awaiting the demand Of parties hold
ing duplicate receipts, ut the Helena
Land Office:
Henry Filing, upon the Strawberry
Extension lode, Madison county.
Philip Sbensn ct q. upon the Blue
Grass lode, Beaverhead county, Ban
mock Mining District.
Silas F. King. upon the Nautalus
lode, Silver Bow County, Iudepen-
dence Mining district.
Charles :. Warren ct al. upon the
COssack lode, Silver How cx'unty,
Summit Valley Mining district.
A. ]. Leggat upon the Argyle lode
and mill site; do Hammer do; do Tit
anus do; John A. IIeEgAt Ct A., upon
the North Star leile and mill site. A.
J. LeRKat upon the Tucson, Thistle
and North Pacific lolles, all In Bea-
veriead county, Vipond Mining dis
trict.
Charles 4. Warren ct al. upon the
Mastodom lode In Silver Bow county,
Summit Valley mining district:
4. J. Arnold upon the Arnslt cup
per lode.
VIM. A. Clark et III. upon the Gam
eron lede.
John r. P.,tting It al. upon the
Amazon lode.
Ccpper Company upon the Jan,i-
ss,n laNte.
A. !. Arnold et al. upon the Tram
way M. l lode.
Phillip Shcnan 1t al. upon the
0alhimxtan hn1Q
A. J. Arnold 1t al. upon the Gen--
eral (;rant losle.
William Chumlascr" upon the &.
T.. l.Nie.
W. \. Clark 1t III. upon the Dia-
nlOnd lode.
Jns. X. Clark It 81. upon the Right
IIOwer lode, silver low county,
summit Valley mining district.
Copper Company upon the North
Pacific lssle, Meaghcr county, Mus
selsl,sll mining district.
Margaret lh'gk upon the Berlin
lAie, silver low county. summit
Valley mining district.
w. A.. clark upon tue Pennsylvania
lode, deer IAnlEe county, American
liar district.
Cl'as. =. Warren ct al. upon the
BELT lode,
silas F. King ct al. upon tl.c Lena
X. lode.
w. J. McNan,ara It vi. upon the
Mountain View lode.
joel w. Ransom 1t nj. upon Tie
Right Bower lode.
Geo. a. Long ct III. upon the Cary
lode.
A. w. barnard ct nj. upon the Kit
Carson lode.
Harry e. Kessler 1t al. upon the
SilvesslMith lode.
jeremiah Roach ct al. upon the
Minnie Jane lode.
w. A. Clarke et al. upon the Sey-
ml0llr lode.
Henry Filing ct 81. upon the Levi
atllau lode.
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0oA New Y00so Day - th0
HostWou 1amily q
Basin OltY.

On Monday evening @. H. Hart
well and H. D. Porter came IN fto0
Basin City 70 procure . easket for
WIN. Haitwelf, who had shot him
self with fatal effect early that NOM
ipx. Mr.. HaStwell was an cd Mon
tanian, and well known In this city
and Ut Deer Lodge, wheee he bad
been engaged In the lumber and mill
business Tor many yean. He he's
been q sufferer for some time pest
from . disease Of the liver. Six
weeks aGo he ran,e to Butte and ~
n,ained some DAYS under treat1sent,
and returned to Basin City, appar-
entity much impgUved In health, but
becoming worse o fortnight agO, he
consulted physiciams I'm Deer Lodge,
who advised him that his oaSe Was
beyond cure. Since then he hes
l,een exceedingly low spirited and ct
times his hypoohondris assumed 20
confirmed . type that his family
feared he would Jake his own liSsand
kept claee watch up0o bib move.
q revolver. which St son. q. H
Hartwell. was watching IN oppo!tun.
NY W OeCvS1V R2SV0 " WSsASVO0
disclosing his sllsuicioust0 his father.
New Years morning the family
were seated In the living room
Of their residence, when they were
startled by the sharp reP11t Of .
pistol In . nom adjoining. Rushing
Into the rom, the body Of Mr.. Hart
we'll was found, ALREADY life3ess,
stretched upon the door In front Of
. large mirror, with the fatal revolver
at bis side. From the position Of the
body, the suicide had evidently stood
before the mirror and placing the
muxxle Of the weapon agninst his
right ear, rulled the Trigger, and
sent the deadly bullet crashing
through, his brain. Nj. Hartwell
bore the reputation Of IN energetic
and honorable business man Of con-
siderable character and Il b not he
lieved that any motive impeleil him
to the act, other than the mania
brought about by the disease which
was slowly but surely saping at his
life strings and which, would In .
short time have caused his death.
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Montana In mber Company.

Among the extensive establish
,sle,ltx III Bate there ar.. bat few
which make n better showing IL
trade fOr the year just ..lssst.l than
that Of the MOutaII:, Lumber Com.
l,amy. The following statement,
showing merchandise handled l,y
the company during iI.s. year, n fur
nisl.ssl by Mr.. TI,sss. Smith: s,l10.
:s3: lls. grain and feed; :sI;. inw HIS.
flour; l,5:al,'Aa' lbs. hay; IItl,tan lls.
table and dairy salt; =. l.al ll's. but
ter; lSlI,lnAI II. California am.l eastern
lumber; ], .esl.lnW It. native luihln'r;
in, OND toms Cumberland coal; ~ car
loads wagons and wagUm extrn.: ~
Gar lsnsls sash ami dtOrx: car l.ssl
prepared paint; s car loads lss'tatct-;;
. ear loads hob sletls; I car loads Cat
ifornia fruit; ~ cases cg,s; ~ mixed
ear llsalls not enumerated IN the
aln'vr.
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TERRITORIAL NEWS.

MOntsna's cont il'utiOm to the Gar
field Monument Fund amounted TO
II, 46l.Ul
It II estimated that the gold and
silver product Of Montana up tn the
present time llax been over $751;
OA)O, UNI.
While &. NJ. Ecribuer WAS eil route
laAt week from lsOzenlan to his lOx-
ging camp on the West (iallatin, Que
OF the rack horses In bis train slipped
and fell down u pret.ipice SOME two
hundred feet.
Four Flatheads recently stole forty
head Of horses frOni near Rocky
Point. The next sjav one Of the
owners came upon the thieves and
opened lire, killing sue Ut tllesal,
slam,l ~tlimx the other three and re-
covering al Of the lM,nses.
The gambling fraternity III BENTON
have Organixed n joint xtA.k ganl(,
ling company. and hsrrafte r all the
banking games will bc run by one
concern, thus saving the ljceIssp ftcs
and the cxln.,'st.s heretofore paid l.y
the separate OPERATOR.
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ooing TO Have One Just Like II

Ms. Colonel Percy Yeager, .
fashionable Austin lady, n AFFLICTED
with partial deafness, aud just nov
she b struggling with prevailing in
0uenza, 90 called, because the sufferer
cannot prevail upon It to leave. Ma.
Colonel Percey feaeer Also wrestlss
with an infant about six n,onths
old.
There was . social gathering ut the
Yeager mansion, not long ago, on
which occasion Colonel Highnyer
asked bow the baby was coming on.
Tho partially deaf lady must have
had the baby running In her head,
~ we'll - the cold, and got them
mixed up, for when Colonel High
1yef, who b n,odest old bachelor,
asked her how the cheFab was colll-
ing on, she replied with animation,
evidently having the cold in her
head.
~ asully have them every winter,
Colonel. lint I nl.ist say this b the
w",s! ~ lever had. managed to
get rid Of all the rest In less than
three days, but this one sticks to me
like . tick"
''A(alaM!" exclaimed the h0rrifiesl
Colonel.
ut Just worries me nearly to death.
It keeps ave awake all night. I ex-
pect will hava Il on hand all winter,
and ! can tell by your looks that you
are going to have one just like IT,"
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-03
SUMMONS.

cial District of the Territory ~ Nls,s,ia,a, in
assi ft'r the County u silver how.
silver Bow Mining AMI Ali,.im. Com
len B. Whitts'ni. Anthony II, lk.rr.tt. si.1.
W. staplstOn, a nInp McAturpl,y ami Henry
Nc9url.hy her hush nd. John T.. TisOnsax.
Daniel Thomas edwin II. Irwin. Mary
hand. Charles w: Cannon, William ThOmp-
Emerson. Probate Judge Of l.eer i1si.. eoun-
y. nontana Territory. Caleb f.. Irvine.
tana Territory, and the Ciiy Of lsmtic: Jn.-
quin Ahaxcal. ard Frederick Ll.eter. Fran
&c Norbit Blanei'et AMI J. J. l'ols-.'e-
ecnd gIUetlny to William A. Clark. o lIil
lon n. Whitf0svi, Anthony n. barrett. Geo.
". Htapleton, Annie MeMurphy. Henry
McMurphy John !: Thomas. daniel Th.M''ss.
HhDwers, Charles W. Cannon. William
TlsHmpxlsl r lavlus ]. Keen. Harry J.. kee:,.
Oren Emerson. 'r0bate Judge al lh.cr IA.ig,
eounty. Montana Territory; Calico +. Irvine.
tanx Territory. the City Of Butte. joaquin
B!nmci,et, and J. J. Dols-tls.fe''dant.
You are hereby required t"apPear in an
named plaintiffs. IN the District Court Ut
the &ccoad judicial District al the Tertiary
OF Montana, In and iOr the County III silver
Bow. and To answer tho comp. aint ni.-i
therein. within ten days (exclusive III the
day III seFvice) after the service on yOl: VI
this xummons. " served within this county:
Or, II scrvetl Out ri this county. but In tiIIs
district: Within twenty days; otherwise
will he taksn against y",a, accounting To the
prayer Of said compliant.
Tue said action 10 br,uyht to recOvrrO
you the lslIexxa.xsiOn III the l0.lDwing sle>rril-
broker quartz l.nie mining claim. situated
In Summit Valley mining district, silver
llOw cuunty. Montana TcrritOty.!O Wit: I.Ot
Nh ~. embracing " portion. Of TOWNSHIP IT, s.
' mi ~ w. :wo ami ' In a:1. ,,1s or f s.
ls,u,nlssl and described ~ follows, h-wit:
Hcxinming ~ cur. NJ post market M.
a.. ~. the same Be Ing the north west coz.
X. CIark upon tn. william + mn lode:
thence with imagine tie variation 1T I"' ~
r.. s 5 ~ 4. u feet u y st,aitl.Ous. u: feet
u cor. No. {: a l..st msrkrl " e.. tie
the clam, II John u wins IT. NJ. upon the
CSrlOtta lode and cur. M. Of said lot NJ.
- fr ~ which the quarter section corner l.s.-
tween sections y and u 7. 5 n. u. W.
thence from said cur. M. y. 81 ". x0 Il.
Il, cor. No. 5 q post four lns.llaA ~alua.e In
mound III stone marked " g.. q? - from
Whirl. the =. W. csDr OF butte iO~Exiie 'aavs
". at n distance Oi llI' feet; thence from
~ III cot. M. , n. , - ". M feet IN c,,r. M
l u lAI.t Jour ls.clIes square u, InsDun.l III
stone markell NJ. &. -. !: theme" =. y. r..
Ing - ceres IL land more or less embracing
ls.s linear feet Ot said l'aWnlsrOker lode: AMI
" recover tho SUM at five Thousand t'AanI
fO lars damages for yOur wrO''GfII!y with
plaintiff and the auh, Of I've THOUSAND !''zsj |
h,ilars the value ri the rents. issues aIri
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Uoms West Young Man.

An exchange says tlhat ~" ncw
Territory Of the United States. nor
any land under the san, promises ~
lnIrl, IT, the industrious lAN'r man
seeking . home, ~ to the capitalist
seeking profit ~l,le Investments, =. the
Territory NJ Montana. For . healthy
climate snsl pure air, t0r y rich ana
productive sa,il, for t'Itn'ttahIe l'as-
lure fields wl,err the gr,sss Is pereli-
NAL. for unuumlsered Ininlx ~ the
DrpiM,s and useful metals and min
erals. f.,r inhallstiblc supplies 1t I"ns-
Der aud e.,al, l;,r imnunlerabIe streas,'s
If unrest water, fresh from never
falling mountain springs, and above
nil where al can l.e xecuretl ut hrsl
css.t Nv ones own honest labor. where
r. there another sucl, y ss'untry::
There il none on the f:s''c "f the
gIOl'e.
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James Hayes, who had been heri-
ing cattle for Brady Kennarl, was
kirkesl by hOnse In the hack Of the
head. He Waa taken to
n. +. hospital ut Billing, but in spite
Of the best medical treatment he died
on Monday afternoon. .
One result Of the Democratic vic
tories seems to have been overlooked.
A few days after the elections nsGss-
.luitoss ~ntirely disappeared fr''n
New Jefsey.
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James Matthew says he has been
badly afflicted with Rheumatism for
twenty years and has tried oil the
cures known, and ut last found .
remedy that helped him.
A few bottles OF thiA medicine are
toFsale ct Matthew'S Store, corner Of
Main and Granite Streets, Butte,
Montana. SW1l.19-tf
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Eeaes, lssaee asd Psoass q eaid premises
lAil 70 opDooH a01 answer oAjd Oomplaint
- above required lho sa1d plaintiffs viii
saeo 6oeeule against you and apply 10 The
eeo!l 6oe TIE reetef demanded In The prayer
of plalnej0,s e0mplainG
Given Under my hand and the
Seal q the District Court Of The
Zee nd District Of TIE Terri
>~- tory u Montana, In aud for the
{L.s. county a silver Bow ,thSe 31st day II
(~~ July, In The year Of our Losd one
Thousand eight hundred and eighty-
GEO. ". IRWIN, H.. Clerk.
adeo8V8V
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For Rent.

Two stores on Upper Main street, just
s0s,th u Ccntervills.. &. &. X ExsLER.
sssS.x3sWtf Clear Grit Mine.
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Tine Ravjv1md director ~ the
Union Pacific says the earning of
the company for the current year.
nartly estimated. show = surplus ~
81. SD. mo. The llsMtiny debt Is only
$3.AA,. inn, which will he exttng,liAlIest
Nv the immediate placing ~ $',NOO.-
(eO Of collateral trust (nsssa1s already
negotiable. He says the cs's,lpany
will next year pay q dividend VI Sper
cent
q. y. Sarvl,et, NJ. D., h".,.o
,ssthic phy.i,.ian and surgeon; ntIis'e
iirauite slrsx.t, xDssth side, near Main
Reeidenee. No. 10 Granite street.
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Ladies' will hear i'm mind tlsat the
l:arlor Eating House h the only fa.a.-
ily restaurant In the city. l3cD
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yUTrJoVSe1JD Nv j t,Ot vDOBoVOU anu WSOCNe
I'll nj SSaD.00'. It h the intention of
the company to make extensive inn
movements In the way Of hotel, bath.
,Oiises. etc.. m SdsOn ~ work can lie
yl"n.n.e,,.rul in the spring. II pro-
l.rrly handled, White sulphur
:rrimgs in the near future will he =
.,rat.ga Of which Montana will lie
:.rs,l,.l.
The OInra house skating rink n
insanninx exceedingly popular, and
nightly presents tie animated scene
II iifty or more ladies end gentlemen
rir'Iiny in the mary glide. A week
from next Saturday night. prizes will
'" offered az SIS To- the hest skater,
10 I" The sets,n.l, and 8 ~ the third
".sf. Thu. entrance Zee TOR t1sns&'
wishing {" contest far the prizes IN Is
tents. ANIL the l,tn,kx mr. now open
'"r entry.
Under the name Of the Butte
'miI.iing i'O,IslMny. Mt-ssrS. }. ~.
artl"t., ~. NJ. Patterson, e.. NJ.
tuck and w. \. Ih,ytts. have organ
Ell u company f,r tie Ourlnxse Of
,rrying on the business NJ contract
'ng aud building and dealing In
"'il'lins material upon an extensive
>'''h. I'll" ls,yce planning mill l.a.
"rn secured, am,l will he supplied
III, additional machinery. inr)r't]-
* facilities fHr I,anu lacturing sash,
'"'rs AMI blinds.
tls" retiring from, office Sheriff
'wry was presented with an elt.-
mt hunting case gold watch az q
,'>!i'."niaI Of respect AMI esteem 1y
n's Deputies, J. NJ. Fish and e.. 4.
small. The watcl, contains the
H,.s! works manufactured In Eurs'pr,
which ARE cn.:,s4xl In heavy and
''a'"'rat"ly engraved c.,-a-s Of hand
'.','" design. i":,riNg mr"n the IN.
~" The inscription: Ito T.. NJ. Low
~. first sheriff " silver D.s,w srsuuty,
rom =: his deputies, e. A. Small aud
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-03

Signed. GEO. W. IRVINE. II. Clerk.
By CaAa. y. WARwEN. lhepuly Clerk.
". q. SP4ER, Att'y Soe pltn. llalecSW
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-11-22

PITTsvILLE DAsHEs. AT the
shooting match Friday the 10th, there
was a good attendance. Shooting
was lively from II CLOCK until 4,
but few Of the boys succeeded in get
ting a turkey, owing to strong wind.
What turkeys and chickens were left
were ratified off in the evening giving
all chance to try their luck
The G. A. R. boys gave a grand
ball and oyster supper on the evening
of the 10th instant, which everyone
enjoyed to their hearts content. It
was a grand success.
The Yellow River Improvement
Company have erected a large ware
house near the depot.
School began Monday morning
The new part of the school house is
plastered and will be finished so that
an assistant can be employed for the
next term.
Mr.. Clark has purchased residence
on second street.-the one formerly
owned by Ira c yey.
The Company who have purchased
an interest in the granite beds belong
ing to B. R. Tarbox, will begin erect
ing buildings and putting in machinery
right away. They were looking over the
premises Tuesday. The new railroad
will be extended as far as these beds
of granite right away. This looks
like business. P. V. G.