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M loY FnNn Voc.

$50 70 P. NJ.
DIR. L0Y FOND NON.
OFFICE AND MEDICINE STORE, No. 926
y Third street, between snd J. By the pulse
he can locate disease Consultation free. He uses
no poisonous drugs, but roots and herbs, natures
medicine for man. Call and see him. 1eS
nSls AAsEE.
DSYSICIAG AND sURGzON.--oFFICE IND
Residence, No. S23 J 5sre i, between lalrc
Fourth. Hours TO 10 4. NJ, to snd 70 P h.
Once Of City surerinlsad mt OF Pubic Schools q!
eaIne plsce. je5-AplG
WIZ. GALLERY BEsGGs, NJ. D.
nCULsT, AURIST AND PHYSICIAN FOE
I = Diseases os the Tmost. Office, 1924 stree
corner Of Fifth, over Sacramento Bank Saernasnfa
Cal. Hours-980 TO II A. N; 70 a P. 4 Sundays
S:s3 10 u A Il: to 4P.S. JET
T. A. SNYDER, N. D.,
DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON, SOUTHEAST
corner Second and streets- Office Hours
10 1890 A NJ TO 4, and TO P. NJ. Residence,
9IS street, between Ninth aud Tenth. E23- 4ply
rr-Ezs
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:
Viii DO sent to any Supplying by letter, ststiI
yuptous sex and age strict secrecy Ia regard to
all business transactione.
DIR. NFNTEE's HEDHEF REMEDY, ne
PEIRETECUM. cures al kinds Of Kidney EI d
Bladder Complaints, Gonorrhea, elect Le1oorrhe a
For sale By all Druggjsts; 81 bottle siH bot es
for Is.
OH. HENTzR'S TpAFDELS0N PEE.Ls are u 9
best and cheapest DEsPEESsgA sno B2EI6G
cure IN the market, For sale By s DTuggistS
KIRK, GEARX CO, Ssern5,sntO, WholesE le
agents. InG-4ply zaosu,ivVg
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$1,000 EewaIdf

VIII be paid to any Chemist whs VIII find,
on analysis of 100 bottles S. S. s.. one parti-
Gle Of Mercury, IOdide Potassium, or any
mineral substance
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO,
Drawer 9, ATLANTA, Ga.
ey Write for the little Book, which viii
be mailed free.
Price: Small size, 81 per bottle. Large
size (holding double quAntisy). 81 rs per
bottle All Druggists cell it.
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his & r e E {
Str en- gth air z
Remedy and Nerve
TOXIC Is the legit-
mate result Of over
twenty yesrs OF pras-
tical experience, e. q
CURES WITH u %
FAILING CERTAINTY
Nervous and Physical
Debility, Senlna, Weak
mess, spermatorrhoA,
prostate rh Ra.
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CrOgsman's specific fixture

VETITH THIS REMEDY PERSONS CAN CURE
Wv themselves without the least exposure,
change Of dies or change in application 10 business
The medicine contains nothing that Is Of the least
injury to the constitution. Ask your druggist for
Price 81 bottle. mlO-IyWS
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HAS REMOVED FROM SECOND STREET TO
i Z seventh street, between and l. where she IS
prepared to receive ellis from the sfiiicted Special
attention given TO chronic diseases Give her Vege-
table Blood Purifier trisl lel6-lm
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TO The UNFORTUNATE
DR.. HIRBlN'S DISPETNART.
eaS Kearny street, san francisco.

EstaDiisleO IN looe, fof
the treatment Of SexuG I
and Seminal disease,
such rs Gonorrhea, Gleef, ,
Structures, Syphilis in 3 }
It's forms, seminal Weak
nes5 ImpoteaCY, Skin
Diseases, etc, pems-
nently cured or no charge
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For nice and economical pudding take
thin slices of stale bread, butter them on
both sides, cover the bottom of pudding
dish with them, and spread jam of any
kind over them then add another layer,
and so until the dish is full. Have q thin
layer of buttered bread on the top. Serve
hot, with cream or with custard made of
pint OF milk, one cup Of sugar and two
eggs favor the cnstard with any extract
which viii be sin harmony with" the jam
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DR.. be pRRH-


EKyILL NOT REMOVE FOR THE PRESENT
w Office and Residence, SI8 Eighth street. be
tween and l. Office hours-o to 10 A. 10 3
and 7 10 SP NJ isl6-
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TIE GgEAT RHgLIgH REMEDY

Is = never failing cure
for Nervous Debihty,B-
hausted Vitality, Sew .
inal Weakness, Spei-
mstorrhea, Lost NOR
IA O % ii, In potenc
Paralysis, and all the teI e
nole effects OF self-abusf
youthful iollics ana es-
eesses In mature year.
such 50 Loss OF Memory
Lassitude, NoctuII a.
Emissions. AyersiOu 70
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DR.. NIXON,

n FFICE AND RESIDENCE, II STREET. BE-
{ tween ninth and Tenth, Nos. sis and eZo.
Will visit the Railroad Hospital daily at $3.50 a. II.
Office hours g 70 3 a. NJ; to , P. NJ, and even
I'm
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DIR. SPlNNEY & CO..
or NO. II kIARsY ST. san FRANCISCO.
rx7at aIl Chronic and Special Dtseases.


YOUNG HEE
"THO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM ThB
w effects Of youthful follies OF indiscretion
vii, do well 70 avail themselves OF this the greatest
boon ever laid at the altar Of suffering humanity.
DR.. SPINNEY viii guarantee 70 forfeit $3.50 tcr
every case Of Seminal Weakness Private Dice SO
.. any kind or character which he undertakes and
fails 70 cure.
MTDDLE-AEKD MEN.
There hre many at the age Of thirty 10 sixty who
are troubled with too fref1ent evacuation Of the
bladder often accompanied by eight sFnarting
burning sensation, and weakening Of the system
In manner the patient cannot account for. On
examining the urinary deposits q ropy sediment
viii often be found, and sometimes Email particles
OF alburnen will appear, or the color will be Of
thin raiikish hue, again changing 70 dark and
torp,d appearance There Ere many men who de
az this difficulty, ignorant Of the cause, which
tne second e,sge OF seminal weakness. DR.. S. Will
guarantee perfect cure IN al such cAses, and
neaithy restoration Of the genito-urtnaTy organs.
C)face hours-lO 50 ( and 70 8. Sunday, from 10
10 IIh.x. Consultation free. Thorough ezamin-
ssion and s6viee, s.. Gail or address
Ok, SPENNEY - Co.,
No. II KezT1y street, San Frsneisco.
9-For private diss2sea of short standiog,
full course Of medicine sufhclent for ours, With
al ngtrucsions viii be sent 20 any ddress fc< fsICs
z3stzp5tawETRThFu
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Bronchitis and BGiRiters' soEe
Throat Cured,

was laid low by an attack of Bronchitis
ard Ministers Sore Throat, and my life was
almost despaired of, when my doctor said,
TRY s. 5 s" hesitated for some time.
b;t was afraid Of being permanently laid
aside FROM the active dates of my ministry,
decided to give the preparation a fair trial,
and after peiseverirg in its use found
complete relief and am enjoying excellent
health. l am clearly OF the opinion that
SVift's Specific is one OF the best Alternatives
and Blood Purifiers in existence, and take
pleasure in recommending is fine curative
qualities 20 Others afil cted az was.
L. C. HORNADY.
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y. HYMAN. JR
A. M. ga1sTa.

ATo sl2 J STREET. PRACTICAL PLUMBER
and Gasftter-wOrk done on the most approved
sanitary princlplea iel-4pd
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Gkell0N HOTEL.

G-yEOoED AND K STREETS, sACRAEEETo
y Gal Rooms, 90 cents and 81 per day. 5pecia,
rates BY the month. Billiards, choice liquors snd
cigars Hoz lunch daily from u a. - til Pm.
" 0. ("J0EH) BOWERS,
ieI-Aplrn pr0r,~,atnr
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS

MISS &. A. cess, N. D..
HOMEOPATHIC PHYsIOIAE-oFfICE AND
A z residence, 7oS street, uear Seventh. Office
hours 8 70 "a NJ; 1to4 P. u, and TO sP.h.
ie2G-ti
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n. Is. PEERseN.

" ENLIST, Ale STREET, BETWEEN ssSr1s
Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. Arti-l STs.sss-S
fciaI Teeth inserted on God, Vulcznite 1I1Il1Y
end all bases. Nitrous Oxide or Laughing Gas adj
nnrstered for painless extraction Of teeth ieI4-lm
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a TTORNEY. ATLAW- METRO.
polltsn Block. Entrance next to Metro
politan Theater m29t
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MEDICAL.
The CLERGY!
PAINFUL cAsg OF letter.

have for % or 80 years been = sufferer
from DRY TETTER. 1t devel, ped itself on
diff, rent portions OF my body, extending to
nv fest and hands, causing them to itch in
tolerably and to crack. II was so painful
that was compelled tn wear India rubber
gloves day and night for months at a time.
After consulting the best physicians, and
using all the remedies which came 10 my
notice, without relief, commenced the use
of SWIFT'S SPECIFIC, and am happy TO
say that there il scarcely vestige Il the
disease left AT no time in % years have /
felt such relief and freedom from disease,
ano eheerfuly recommend Swift's Specific
u all similarly afflicted.
j. R. B2ANHAM, Macon, Ga.
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CRYsvAL PALACE sALOON,

T STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND S4E77Fa
Cd Tenth The handsomest sample Ifs5sE2=s
rooms in town. Only the very best Wines asssess=sS
Liquors and Cigars served TO patrons. fine lunch
served W. H. CHENoWETH, Proprietor.
iel4-tf
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nHYSICIAS AND SURGEON, GRADUATE OF
the University OF Berlin, Germany. Office and
rssidenc No. 52l street, between Fifth and sixth,
Sacramento. Office hours- 8 10 IL a NJ, to ana
ito 9P.H Jel3h
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UGLY biotches and stubborn old sores are
cured by Samaritan Terviae. 81 so.
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SAN PABLO AND TOLARB B. B GO.

AToTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders of the San Pablo and Tulare Rail
road Company for the election OF Directors for the
ensuing year, and for the saetion OF such other
business as may be brought before the meeting, will
be held at the office OF the Company in the City of
San Francisco, ON WEDNESDAY, July H. 1888, be-
tween the hours of 10 i. " and p
Wv HUNTINGTON, Secretary.
San Francisco June 49, 1888 jel9td
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~ "a AdNEa5Ise ~ Wse
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office, southwest corner OF Seventh aud J
streets, in BrJ tes new building, up stairs. Resi-
dence southeast corner OF Seventh and n streets,
Sacramento Office 5urs: 70 3 and 7 TO P. NJ /;
and on Sundays only 7 to 8 Pm. jez5- 4pim
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No matter what your ailmens Is, Browns
Iron BitteEs wiz surely benefit yeu
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4l0TEL LAN0tlRM,

+lOTEL LANGtlaRs.
svoRNER FOURTH AND l. STREETS, sAcRA.
menso-strictly ;irss-clase, on the European plsn-
T. D Servers Carriages VIII teIe - passengers tree
OF charge from Depot to Hotel
jel-4pIrr TERRY e co.. Mansgers.
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JAMES McGEIaE,

MANUFACTURER OF ROAD sCRAPFRS,
INH Iron Doors, Jail Cells. shutters, Ratings
Gratings, Homework aud Blacksmithing In genera,
No $40 X street, between Fifth and Sixth. Second
hand Doors for sale. Je2l4pi
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EORTHERN RkILWAY CeMPANY.

AyoTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
IL Stockholders Of the Northern Railway Com
pany for the election Of Directors for the ensuing
year. and for the transaction OF such other business
as may be brought before the nesting, viii be held
at the office Of the Company, in the City OF San
Francisco, on WEDNESDAY, July Il, 1885, between
the hours of 10 A H. and P.
J. OBJ. QUINN, Secretary.
San Francisco June 49, 1853. ie19td
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DENTISTRY.


DTTIsT, oUINRs BUILDING. e<>zza.
northeast corner Fourth and J(fSS Ss.ssasg
sJreets. Artificial Teeth inserted on all LILLY
bases Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas for
painless extraction OF teeth jeZ5-tf
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McKINNEY's HOUSE.

I AXE TAHOE, SUGAR PINE z~o
1 ! Point-By far the best family 81 INK II
resort on Lake Tahoe Commodi rAassSsTsZfE7A
Gus cottages for tourists. Boarc "a ~ ~ ~
and Lodging by the week, 212 b, ASz.s-,ss-z-
the day 81. Reduced rates for children B0ats
furnished guests free Of charge. je9-2m
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CARLE q CROLY.

EtoNTRACToRS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
Z pared to do all kinds of work in their line, in
city or country Principal place of business Sacra-
mento Shop, No. 1924 Second street, between h
and L Postofiice Box No, 4l0, Sacramento.
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Or Q. p, SALFsELC,
9ES KeaFnF street.,
& Az FRA CIS @ o, CAL

Consultations strictly confidential, by letter Or at
-asec FREE. r0- ~ convenience Of pgtiepts, u
N order to insure perfect eeo-ecy, have sdopte
private address, under which all packages sre 3 T
sRardsd. =
TRIAL HcTTCETFR
Sufficient to show It's merit, win be sent TO yoE
applying by letter, stating his symptoms and age.
Communications esrictlg confidential.
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EhFEloB AND RESIDENCE, EoRTHEAsT
~ corner u Second and K streets. Office Hours:
10 4 n. TO Y 81 " N 70 5 UT. Il JOS. In
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n ENLIST. NO. COS STREET. ez.s.
Sacramento, California. UYfS5%a
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EWA y. N iFf2El " y ID D,
z Nd GENERAL PRACTITIONERS, BEING
N crippled. is only able TO attend TO Office prac-
toe. Office hours, A. IL to P II. Room 25,
Mansion House. Consultation free ie25lm
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DIES. BREMER 8 sOUTMWORfH.

~ ENTISIS, SOUTHWEST CORNER sF==sa
of Seventh and streets, in BrYte's a ySesS-as
new building, upstairs Teeth extracted, N1I1Ip
without pain by the OF improved Liquid Nitrous
Oxide Gas. isl6-4plm
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CRADLES e. PAGEs7AM, n D.,
Office-SeVeuth and J streets lover AcSeF-
man's) Residence Removed to so Eighth street,
bets cen H and !, Sacramento, Cal. Office hours
l to 1 ana TO P. N; Sundays, to P N, jel3-lm
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Tie Willard Visit.

President Willard and party, as named last
week, accompanied by w. J. Mccormick,
Esq, of Missoula, arrived last Friday, were
whirled to Butte and back Saturday by
special train, and left Sunday morning for
Helena, Fourteen Of the prominent citizens
of Butte came to Deer Lodge and escorted
the party to the Silver City, where they were
shown the prominent features of the camp,
treated to the courtesies of the city, and very
favorably impressed with its productive
capacities. Our business men generally called
on them, and as there was no hurry about
matters, and we didn't have any favors or
speeches to ask, the travellers appeared to
rather enjoy being here. Some Of these days,
when all the excitement is over, and the
Northern Pacific is working smoothly and
the heat is so intolerably oppressive in the
States that existence is n burden, we invite
the gentlemen to return with their wives and
little ones and enjoy few days in "the only
place we have seen that seems like home"
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The Helena Herald of last Friday says "A
slight shock of earthquake occurred In Hell.
ena about Il:45 this a. m, th. wave moving
from east 10 west IL affected the puoiic
schoolsbuilding. producing realizable rock
ing motion, and causing for few moments
some alarm among the pupils. Households
In several parts OF the city experienced the
shock and their occupants were quick 10
remark the disturbance. Residences on Rod
ney street swayed to the extent OF moving
articles OF furniture and rafting dishes In
the cupBoards. The suhterranean undulation
lasted but few moments aud passed, appar-
entlyosatisfed with single demonstration"
Mr.. Cahaiin, OF Nevada valley, says the
shock was felt quite distinctly Mt his place
near the Big Blackfoot. IL occurred just as
the clock was striking twelve and continued
about IL long as the clock was striking. Mr..
q. who was lying down says IL was the Sc
verest shock he had experienced since lsos
when he was In California. A number of
fishermen on the Big Blackfoot also felt 1t
distinctly.
In Deer Lodge only one lady noticed the
shock that we know Of and It's center appears
to have been north Of this place.
A note from Mr.. y. Laforcade, Beartowu,
says there was shock OF earthquake felt In
that place at 1I.40, Friday May 9TH, contin-
uing six seconds. The above shock probably
occurred within minute Of the same time,
the difference In the time noted being attrib'
atable to the fact that Montana clocks are
generally set "by guess"
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PENITENTIARY coNvIcTs.
Record Of Arrivals May 4th and 18th.

The following prisoners, sentenced for the
terms set opposite their names in the First
and Third Judicial Districts, were received
last Friday and Monday at the Penitentiary |:
MAY 4TH, FROM FIRST DISTRICT.
Jerry Cokely, for murder, twelve years.
Henry Lump, for murder, fifteen years.
James McKeever. for highway robbery. If
teen years.
John Sullivan, for robbery, seven years.
Lewis Sigman, for burglary, five years.
Charles L. Hatfield, for grand larceny, four
years.
James Kingsley, for grand larceny, four
years.
Henry Sims. for grand larceny, three
years.
James Bensley, for grand larceny. three
years.
William Pieuon, for grand larceny, three
years.
Charles Hays, for grand larceny, three
years.
John Lawrence, for grand larceny, three
years.
William Kingsley, for grand larceny. two
years.
MAY 7TH, FROM THIRD DISTRICT.
William MCGOWAN, for manslaughter, FIVE
years.
@. w. Farley, for burglary, five year,.
Thomas Bryant, for grand larceny, three
years.
Dick. Kipp, for grand larceny, two years.
Rider Tall, for grand larceny, one and one
half years.
Rider oiios "Brockie,' for grand larceny,
one and one-haK years.
The total numi,er Of convicts now In the
Penitentiary Ii eighty-six.
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Vice-Presldspt Thomas +. Cakes Of the n
p. r. R., J. N. Buckley, manager of the Pa
cific Coast Division; John Muir, Superinten-
dent of Traffic, N. p. r. R.; Marcus DAILY,
Superintendent Of the Anaconda Company,
and Mr.. e. L. Bonner, Of Deer Lodge, re-
turned from Helena last evening. A special
train will take the Northern Pacific officers
and Mr.. Daily 70 Butte this morning and re-
turn this evening. Mr.. Cakes and associates
will leave by private conveyances on satur-
day for the Pacific Coast. Their next trip
through Montana will probably be on the
"all rail route" fact which we shall regret,
as they win not thereafter find sojourning
place in our town. Mr.. Cakes will be some
weeks on the Pacific Coast and return 10
New York over the Southern route.
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THE CATHOLIC FAIR.
For the Benefit of st. Mary's Acadsm.

For the Benefit OF st. MRry's Academy.
The Sisters Fair, for the benefit of 81.
Mary's Academy began at Mitchelrs Hall
last Monday evening and will continue till
Saturday evening next when cha noes win be
ratified In s.the Bride" and several other beau
uful articles. The display of fancy work y
not a. large as anticipated, but is very good
and the attendance has been large. The fol-
lowing ladies are In charge Of the, several de-
partments:
Music-Miss Lizzie McGovern.
CONFECTIONERY Miss Lizzie Ir, inc.
Fancy-work Tables-Misses Grace and
Flora Farnsworth, Miss Nina Bailey, Mrs.
Joaquin Abascal and Mrs. Hcnry McFar-
land
Ice Cream Parlors-Mrs. c. X. Irvine, Miss
May Dakin.
Postoffice-Miss Matte strauhal, Miss May
Davis.
Narcotic Confiagrant-Miss Mary j. NC
Andrews, Miss Mollie P6fer.
Jacobs Week.-Mrs. Clara Bieienberg, Miss
Josie Michot.
Aviary and Rafsies--Miss Della Michot,
Miss Moilie McKevitt-
Flower Girl-Miss Mamie McGovern.
Dining Room-Mrs Phil McGovern.
The receipts during the week have been
quite large, and it IN probable handsome
sum will be- realized from the venture. The
ball win take place ut the Pavilion next
Monday evening.
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The Irvine Lake Enterprise.

Mr.. G. A. Kellogg, surveyor, and party
this week made a survey of the lands in
GLIDING Irvine Lake and ran three lines for a
ditch to carry water from Tin Cup Joe to the
same. 1t will require the entry of eighty
acres of land to secure the grounds desired
The ditch will be less than half mile long
and can be constructed as to not only nearly
double the area Of the old lake, but series
Of lakes can be formed, with cascades and
fountains. Since last publication, consider.
able more subscriptions have been made,
which will be published in due time, and il
the land does not cost too much, all that has
been contemplated can be done. Work will
be commenced on the ditch and road next
week, and boat built that will answer until
better ones can be brought from the east.
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Mrs. George w. Irwin and Mrs. Fl. G
Walton, of Butte, are in town.
Mr.. M. 8. Caplice and daughter, of Phil
ipsburg, were In town Tuesday.
Bishop L. r. Brewer and wife are in town
and registered at the McBurney House.
supt. W. P. p. st. Clair, of the q. & n.
made q short call in Deer Lodge last Mon
day.
Mr.. J. II. Arms, formerly Of Deer Lodge,
returned from the east this wee k with his
wife. ..
Mr.. j. G. Slavery, of Gable, WIS in town
this week and expects to return in q few
days.
Morgan Evans, the agreeable granger, now
registers himself as a resident of Happy
Valley"
Miss Hosmer, the elocutionist, has arrived
In Butte, and is the guest Of Mrs. Hiram
Knowles.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. BY ogan arrived from the
east this week and will leave for Elk Greek
tomorrow.
General Anderson, Chief Engineer, of the
N. p. r. R., met President Willard and party
In Deer Lodge Ia st Saturday evening.
yice-Presiden Thomas +. Cakes, of the
n. p. r. R., q rived from Helena last even.
ing and will 20 to Butte this morning.
Mr.. s. L. w iggins, of Mcclellan gulch, was
telegraphed o arrive by last nights train
from the ca It with seventeen men In his
party.
Mrs. SAINT Iel Scott, who left for California
some two weeks ago to recuperate health,
has arriveft safely and enjoys the balmy airs
OF the sea shore greatly.
Ed. Boz nsr, who has been "going" for the
past mon tn, says he is going to stay at home
awhile now and get acquainted with his
family II it takes all simmer.
The Silver Bow county bar is represented
here this week by the following attorneys
Hi RAM Knowles, Samuel Word, w. III. De-
Witt, J. Y. Pembertou, John r. Forbis, w.
w. Dixon, Thomas l.. Napton and o. De-
Wolfe.
Mr.. Thomas G. Gown, OF the upper val
ley, who recently sold his ranch to to Par
rott & Notes.-The, is probably the only native of
the Isle Of Man resident in Montana. He
has been away from home the past twenty
years, and in q week or two will start for a
three to twelve months visit TO the old folks
mr. botna