The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-13

Glued to sell, saying, 1T the Isig'
hoDos out Tor . hundred feet The min,
IL worth . million llollars."
THE GOVERNOR.
The Butte Dologasson viii Escort
Him Prom The ToeFipoeSal Boe-
ders 70 this Oity.
Notwithstanding The alleged die
patches vicarios,sly declining amy ~
ception, and the uufounslesl reports
that Governor Crosby will not visit
Butte, His ExcslIsncy will arrive
In this city tonight aud will he re.
eeivetl In . lecOminx manner by the
citizens II the Silver City.
A delegation consisting Of
Judges U. b. O'Bannon and Charles
=. Warren, sheriff Gsosge w. Irvine
and other prwnineut gentlemen, &C.
comranietl by = representative Of the
MINER Delt on this nsorning's train,
and will meet the Governor 1t Spring
Hin. On the arrival AZ the train to.
night the Oubernatorial party will BE-
esoorted to I,sarten prepared i0r
them ct tlse Mount Ves,ss,n hotel.
During their stay Of two ar three
days In the city, the csssrtesiss II the
Silver Bow Club will be extended 10
the Governor aud bis party, and they
will b. ese.rted to the prime ple
points Of interest In and ars,s,nd the
c,ty. II h fitting and fortunate that
o,sr new Executive should receive hi.
Tint impressions of Montana in MOn-
talsa's metropolis. where y view NJ
os'r Immense whols.als lso,,se~, ex-
ts.''sive mills and gigantic mining
operations, will No doubt impress
upon the ymls.r,,siosial mind some
conception " the wonderful re.
SOURCES of our Territory and the ~
perb energy ~ its citizens.
journalistic Troubles at Dillon.
Acs'rs)ing Z" reports br'aght ~
this city by rssent arrivals from lNl-
lou. the lines " the 7+;Lm~c reporter
arr not laid IN pleasant places. Tie
|os'al editor NJ the Dillon II xxsr, !
Mr. John Il. Wihson. h we'll known
10 this city, and bears the reputation !
u welding an incisive pen, which
'uts like = tw" edged sword, when its !!
'''sSts " sarcasm are directed toward |
personal ~ political enemy. AL /
,. Grseter b also we'll known In this
'''n"unity. and h, by virtue Of pre-
'tOs~ condition ~ public aesvitusle.
'OSe To sftx to his John Han
Os'k stgnatur., the Honorable titss N
x-Prolate Judge, ex.Clerk and Re-
order and ~x-Deputy Clerk Of the
District cos'rt In Beaverhead couu.
'. The story runs that the much
'tlel gentleman meeting the 7r;.
"sc sIas)'er, last week "a the street,
Dillon, charged hin, with uu-
'ar'anted ami repeated attacks
the columns Of the 7riL".x', upon
" pensDnal character, and
az irregularities IN the .
'Osesaid Official positions. The quill
river eooclu'lesl that he hail no exs
'anattons or apologies to make, aud |
Mt 0racter would consult his own !
'terest BY taking his immediate de-
Arturo Tor southern climate.
~ * -o1acial thought ~ the news
apeT man favored wsrn,er climate l
= would make it hot for him r;xht Y
'ese, and immediately irstitute<l :,
'eh > vigos",'s persecution Of his !
arming pEoeess that the reportorial u
etim was unable n make the slight I
resistance. The eugagen,ent r.. !
Tied IN t." ls,ansard str,,cturrs '
ut . h renaisance. one over each i
l'orto''al eye, aud other injuries by \
h's''' be b confined to his room. h
'a<ter YVES a'reated and paid . ilue !.
-. s''r the assault, after which he Il
J. again arrestesi on . charge II - :.
sIt with intent to kin, and the end y
not yet. n