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The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-05-05

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two great factors in the schemes, hatching
as we'll as Matched, essential to which is the
ratification of the treaty laid over by the
senate at the last session. It is understood
that Disz returns to Mexico feeling that he
has received the necessary assurances rs to
the loan.'
Mrs. Jeffrey, aged ninety seven years, who
died at Winona recently, was the daughter
Of an English missionary who married an
Indian sauaw,. a direct descendant OF "King
Pharoah," of the Montauk tribe of Long Is
land, Mrs. Jeffrey being the only issue OF
the match. She distinctly remembered at
attending the funeral ofGeorge Washington.
When Mr.. H. l.. House. living in Brain
erd, arose early to make fire, he, as he
supposed, left his wife sleeping. Returning
soon after to call her, he was Mortified to
find her dead The body was still warm,
and physicians were summoned, but she
was beyond hope.
Rev. Samuel Conn, ID. d., has resigned
the pastorate Of the First Presbyterian
church of St. Paul. He is now in the east
ishing church in Philadelphia which he will
accept.
Miss Jennie Campbell, the young lad
VINO was dying OF consumption, Dut VINO
suddenly arose and went about as cured a
couple of months ago at Quincy, Mich, the
c;ire being attributed to prayer, is dead.
Rev. Heber Newton, who is on his way to
join Min, is under trial in New York for
believing and disbelieving a great deal that
he shsuld and should not as good EpiscO-
palian.
w. Woods White of Atlanta declines the
appointment of secretary of the civil service
commission.
Couftiock the actor, was seventy-f the
26th of April.
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Henry Allen alias Lord Cantyre,' who
duped Miss Chafey into a marriage. has
abandoned his suit for damages against her
guardian. aud left Brockville, Ont. for parts
unknown.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-05-05
The Casualty and Fire Record.

The ship County of Aberdeen come in
collision of Owners light-ship, with the
ship British Commerce. for Melbourne. The
latter wss sunk and twenty-five of her crew
were lost. Weather was thick at the time.
At Newago, Mich, lately Brooks hotel,
the Exchange hotel, two churches, and
f"nrteen other buildings were burned.
Loss, about 100000
At Elmira, n. Y, Sol BonncPs hotel
barned together with the trotting horses
Rosa B, Bob Stewart and Lady Beekman.
Later reports of the Mississippi cyclone
shows that the loss of life was very large, as
also the loss of property.
A small green insect is threatening the
grain crop in California.
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Personal Mention.

Adj. Gen. Drum and Col. Barr lefl Wash
ington recently for Fort Leavenworth TO
make semiannual inspection OF the mill
tary prison at that post. The board ofcom-
missioners consists of the two named to-
gether with Secretary Lincoln and General
Schofield. The latter will Join them at
Fort Leavenworth. Mr.. Lincoln expected
to go, but at the last moment decided that
the business of his department would not
admit his leaving Washington at present.
Alex snder Kittson, of Weunipeg, son Of
Com. Kittson Of St. Paul, died on Friday.
Deceased was about twenty-nine We ars Of
age, married. tour children having blessed
the union. He had received a liberal ed u
cation and had developed moet promisin ms
business qualifications He was engaged
in the real estate BUSINESS at the time of his
death, and was also q member of the pro-
vincial parliament OF Manitoba, of which
body he had come to be recognized as one
ofthe leaders.
The New York Sun says the real object
Gen Diaz had in visiting the United States.
was to prospect for a national loan of q con-
siderable amount. "Diaz and Grant are the
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-05-05
rick of Turner scounty and Thomas
Collins of Minnehaha county.
A Move Toward Statehood.

CHICAGO. Special Telegram, April 30. The
Times to-day publishes the following, dated
Deadwood, OAK. Somebody has called con
venton to be held at Huron in June, and at the
same time has named il constitutional con
vention, but exactly why so designated is not
clear The convention will consist OF All
delegates, representing counties south OF the
forty sixth parallel. 1t is authorized by no
enabling act proceeding of congress- or legs-
latiye bill On the contrary. bill
providing for come such meeting
was killed by Gov. Ordway last session. 1t is
noticeable that a certain faction is working un-
ceasiugly to arous interest in the Huron meet
ing. In Eastern Dakota the faction is known
as the followers Of petngrew; i'll the Hills they
train under tho banner of g. &. Moody, while
collectively they are recognized as the Ordway
aud Bennett crowd. Hugh Campbell, district
attorney for this Territory, belongs to the
gang He recently made sort of hy-by night
trip to the Hills A friend OF his let out
the whole business concerning this Huron
conventions Briefly their programme Is to
present cut. aud dried constitution for adopt
ION by the convention, and subsequent ratlhca
ton by the people; and 10 make arrangements
in accordance with its provisions for com
plete State organization, including two sena-
tors one representative, governor, legislature
and minor officials, to be elected at the regular
fall election. Thus prepared they will go to
congress demanding admission, believing the
Democratic majority will not caro- to go on
record as a party that for purely political
reasons, DISTINGUISHED u quarter of million
of people which will be represented as the
population of Southern Dakota, They will
cite az a preceding similar proceedings III Yer
mOut which had II STATE organization SIX years
befu re Congressional recognition was secured
How ahout details? |. there anything Of a state
as VetP asked the correspondent.
Oh yes, Of course. Pettigrew and Moody are
down for the senate ard Campbell is working up
qubernatoral boom. That's what lie came on here
for and now he is off tour of Southeastern
Dakota He is sanguine the scheme will work to a
charm.
Such Is the movement in which 'thore are no
pipes 10 lay," AS outlined by one Of the origin
ators who has national reputation for poitl-
cal machine work 10 further the scheme the
Huron Convention has been called. Naturally
opposition Ii expected from the Ordway-Ben-
net, faction so completely ignored in prclim-
mary work thus far Exactly what toim it
will take remains to DO seen, but that, back 90
by the Democratic element here and abroad,
it Will succeed scarcely admits Of doubt
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Further Particulars or the Devils
Lake Tragedy.

Lake Tragedy.
The result of the inquest held Wednesday
IS given below:
duced from wound in the neck, inflicted
by rifle bullet feloniously fired from gun
the hands of some person to this jury uu-
known, members ofa wanton's assembly
consisting OF the following persons. Fred
Wards death was produced from Q wound
in the back in the regions Of the kidneys,
inflicted by shot gun loaded with about
so B shot. Said gun wss discharged at
from revolver in the TOP of the right
shoulder. The said weapons were fired 1sl-
oniously, by parties unknown tn this jury,
members OF an armed mob, most OF whom
are men hired by the Creel City TOwnsite
company, and consisting 50 far @ We sre
able to ascertain. Of q. 8. Uline.--
The documents ending abruptly.
The names of the parties arrested are CAL
win s. Uline, William G. Farrington, Hugh
Malarkey, Patrick McHenry, William Lad.
ford, Dennis Maloy, George Carpsntar,
Thomas Burma Brickham Liar, Mchard
Turpin, John Bell, and Charles Cole.
In default Of bail tor appearance ct the
next term of the district court st Grand
Forks. in the sum of q, ,O0O each, they were
committed to the officers. who took them 20
the United States military garrison at Fort
Totten for imprisonment. ~
The boz iss Of the Wards hare ben sant 10
their friends in Chicago.
Col. Calvin g. UDine ID IN old citissn of 6.
Pau, and stands well In the community,
having been county treognpe
for several years. He went into ihe Vsr =
. private in the second regiment and cano
out Lieut. Colonel. William o. Fszrineton
proprieton OF the Metropolitan hoNsl end
president of the board Of public works. r.
Is young man Of good character and Vos
probably led into the affair by oldsr heodo.
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sion, against the proprietor ofthe Grand
Forks Daily News, has been withdrawn
by the plaintiff, who pays costs.
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NEW YORK, April 26.-Indan agency beef con-
daI to.


WASHINGTON. Special Telegram April %
In talk to-day with Hon. II. B. Strait regard
ing the location of the Devils Lake land office,
Secretary Teller intimatsd that he was inclined
to locate the Office nj some point on the Mani
toba railroad near Devils lake. as soon as the
line OF the road is determined Itis supposed
that this point will not be far from Creel City
This location will probably be only temporary,
as it seems TO be the purpose of the depart
ment to locate the Office at the junction Of the
Manitoba aud the Jamestown branch OF the
Northern L aciic; but as this point will not be
known for some time, aud the course OF the
Manitoba line will soon be fixed, It was thought
best to settle the question for time, q / least
as already stated II is regarded as important
that the Office should be organized soon aud
the department seems disposed TO start il as
soon as possible Az stated in these dis spatches
last night Representative Lord and Mr..
Whipple are To be the new officers OF the land
district but tho latter is A. O. Whipple, an at
,orney, aud not the son of Bishop Whipple, xs
heretofore published
The English and Canadian syndicate,
Of which Finlay Dunn is a member,
which bought large body Of land south
Of Eldridge last summer, will break not
less than 500 acres this spring.
The libel suit instituted by Milo w.
Scott, member Of the capital commits
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-05-05
Farmers in the vicinity Of Sioux Falls

Farmers in the vicinity of Sioux Falls
have organized the southeastern Dako-
following officers to act until the regular
meeting in January, 1884: President S.
ID. Shaw of Dell Rapids; secretary, q. j.,
Simmer of Sioux Falls; additional MEM
bers Of the executive committee, D. ID.
Hinkley OF Lincoln county, J. NJ. Aid
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03

WAs1IxoTox. Feb. 2s.-Nerrick
oxp1eosed his s0rrow aud said no
man had = Grsster respect for the
court, and he would bow with SUBJ
mtsston 70 It. The judge thought it
w. due the court that the remark Le
rstrseeed. 0esrick ssid be- would Il.
tsaet BY direction Of the court, but
hoped that logersoll would be askea
% retrAet ~ we'll. lngensoll sa,d a
nr - be wao concerned be wou:d
willingly ignore Any ,e,uark., but he
wanted Il under1eood tlsst no luau
could abuoo him without resistance
- biz past Said be, II would 10 it
q the day Of judgment II were A.
sailed bv God. / would defend my.
se)f with my little puny power" Tie
eoust dePeecats'd the bsd tea,p~r dis
playsd ~ eossns<l all slong, and nj.
eer s"me further explanations the af.
fstr wss amica6ly settled aud the
eotjSs pasaage stricken frou. the rec.
ord.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03

0oooosl CpssugDoobon0o0l - DG0uD.
HelE1A, RGh g. lsok
Ths Lagislasuse - bot eight 0ees
vsskiag 1ays b whiee @ pass spoa
the las9e Da0hse of Hills noW -.
fbee 4. Thos faS The gseolee post ol
TN acted upoo aseof sspedal ntlses
tha0 0f . seooesal 1ae"ee. The &0e
iOpoe1nnk are sejDl IN the ha0ds IL
eoGnmiele0, aDd Win he0ee6oslh b
Sopegto6 opoo 9olie . gapidly - the1
e. g. 6ie1osed oG. Hoeae Bill No.
g koov6 - the printing hw. was
eoosi6oee6 dis alleSDooo, oD6 b .
voee q q . 70 pasoed . . third Nod
iaG. The hiil = nrst ios!odeeed by
III. Hjek0an, psvsSded f'e The
gePsal q the present printing
hw u0deS which the printing
a the seves~l coo0tieo = IT % eoglai0
DevsSapess in the Tessitogy. hut
dusi1g IL eahy stages IN The 80ose
Q suh0litute was oDese0 which Pro.
vjded fo9 stsik Ing oct aIl of the Till
allos the enaetihx elanse, aod insert.
i0G a. a0e0dment 0f section ool Of
IT, peioting law. Thls ameod0e0t
aDbeeed 10 contnetD With neWspapen
e1eepe that cf The Xadepe,edea(. The
A9ht agoinst the bill be- been . bte-
tcf ooe, but it, ftte0ds, BY striking
oot what was considered by some %
ohieetiouable ela' .se, s:cceesied In
pe0inG N to Q third TeAdiUg -
alrea0y noted.
T0B ApP00rI0x14ST BlLL
ID IL pee.eot shape will not poss and
it b extremejy doubtful whether any
apoostioomens hill will Le offered
t6st will meet favosalls eousjdes1-
tioa ae the hands Of = majority Of the
House.
1HE SCALP B0CNTY BILL
be- paased The House and Il Dow In
The Couo.il With every chance VI ias
meeting the es0cUsrence II that
budy. The bill - originally intro
dueed hss i,.e0 amended % - 20
divooe It Of about al its Objectionable
features. Under il present pFovis-
ions Il will 6e almost impossible f'r
enterprising ssslp. takers of Whoop.
Up q 0f Idaho Or those On Inaaisn
reservations to iup,st the fruits Of
their scailinx knives into the Ter
ritoey aud eolleet L..unties thereon.
The bill to suba'is ti1s question Of
the location Oi the county seat to t;se
voters a Jedxsson county Qn the l0eh
of July next will prs'6s6iy pass the
House. The plsc<s to be vOted for
sre Je0erson City, Boulder City aud
Radesshvrx. NJ. xsotle viii intro
duee Q bill % change The location Of
the capital OF Montana either To
Dooe06n or Butte. 4 copy 0f the
biil will be sent t. the Miner -
soon q Il h printed.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03

The aspesieoee q ahe o.. 0es q
lloeday sigha's 6ss a. E.se fask
stsest, fully dem"nsasasod the usess-
sisy foe . asse !ie~ssl pssvist"o es
1ss plaW ID tb. city. Had these
been . 1se Pjsg n tbs corner u An
seQa aoA Eat Pask secoees he 1re
bsis.ds essld havs piaye6 to
seesaas upe0 II. 0a0ss, and ~
desbtsdly tbe hr- vosId have bseo
exeisGsisb<d qwi.kss and jeD psop-
estx Destroyed. ShssA . 6cs beeak
oss to-nighe IL Shelley. Tutt'< ssd
Essos's foaaAsy. % Ease Hask sessss.
cr ID tho ha0dsD0e ro166eoee u J99
Lavell, o. West Park stsess, q -
their i0msdiate vicinity. tbs
psspesty vesld '< u tbs nesey
q Tie 1amss: - there
b 70 Gre jIux from whieh
lhe hoss Of Tie Ars bsionds wooA
rsseh - either plser. T6see ase probe
~ otbee poiot, within tbe city iimi.s
Which ~ in the sanse oo0ditjo0 u
danger. Tvo month"; go The City
CsoDal Approved . cootseet 70 bess-
oe0od ioto With The water company,
which psovidsd Sos twelve Ass p,ass;
6vs ID additioa n tboss alcsady in
-. Eoe sn>e aaaao. fhia Annfenef
haD aot heso e1ecotsd. II fGs Tie Fsa-
- ehat The eosdjtioss psopased wsss
not aeespeahls to The vates company,
Ds0s basis a agreeneot should 6s
at once, looking - better
fto0 dse. Il h . matter
q to greae j0poFtaocs to Be allowed
to lie d,1ma1f.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03

h AoDsUiag tanasl0 - NJ
eu1nHe. minane peoooqty - Wu11
! - :ea.s a-a -.
CSes1 - - J.
| 0oW 0ooDty, 6os6oe - 0oe0 -
Hbheuou:
eA~a,al. p Ne,as.. - Dani.
rs* eooGxa1s Il - ooolfs
R0
Ihs ". Rriae - vi1e -
uSrwC 1o1leV. - Gfx0h q llo00o
| ~
~ n lehn e. Lannt aol Lee
". Hsesr - IN ~ Rnaoio
HsAeShin - ~ ~ NW1ia. la1s l4,
m m - n Saoek =. .toWn -. q O.
-. q Davi1 ao6 vgilliam Niehal-
- e j:oes l(eC3aGks5, tvo-0nhs
AZ lfoooeais Chief lodo, )loa.
10 r.. Deoi. =. Chee6 e6iag a0d wjle
- CeioeHdo d Ssooaoaa S0elliae
Ce0ouoy. Basio xuleh water sigh6,
-
fsA Z, Jobn II: 0ssea - Wa!ese
y. Aaa0a GvsAaog hneee - A1ee'
ssv,SS n->A. -. .
..CSs = =. -" ~ Sc..SS srE.isc
SS Sr:SH. -. - n -
s~ T1o. s"c.sS G:ss
..T es.s.sI"::e 49,. e..ssSs
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03

DCBLlx, Fet. 36.-Freemun's Z Joxr.
nat says: I'VE are authori4ed to state
that M warrant has been issued for
the arrest Of Btehnsn -
The election In County Dul.lia to
6ll the seat IN the COWmoDs made
vacant By the death of Col. Taylor,
conservative, has resulted In The Re.
turn II Col. King Harmon, conaer-
valive.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03

NodisoaiAa-
The cOncentraloS y the name OF
. new aud peomisiDx lode discovered
" John B. How % the hill opposite
viFKinia City last wesk. Il b sup
puaed TO be IN e1t0nsiO0 Of the fam
os,s Alameda lode.
Alder golch 10 Tot the osaly district
IN Madison county lhae b reveIinx ID
antieipatto0 of . qusstz.minlng
revival this seese0. The Ueosyia aud
Tidal wave district will doUbtle>s
Be sUpplied with Tedueti0p works 1t
sn early day. In faet, il 10 Stated
thas NJ. Noah Armstrong II already
preparing - erect . ten1t smp mill
0Dd oO0contrae01. The mines u
theoe disesjess sge wellde60eJ, wide
1edDoD, and The rock b Ut uniformly
sd gga6e. When the psoposed
VoekD Gse 10 operation, there viii b
so0e lively times 10 these camps.
z l.. Smith has brought IN some
Ice look10g ose from, the Highlaod
Chjef )ooe, situated on tie divide -
tween BrUwnS and williams'
gulebss. The mine is owned ~
60ieh, Canoa 4 Aaves, and h devel.
opiag into . nse property. It has
oece opeoed TO . 6rpah of my iest,
aoa at this depth shows . 6vo-Soot
vej0 a e01d and silv~s-beasing oea.
The company has sent six snmpSeo of
Tie y0ek o Chjeaeo for aseay, repeo-
sooei1g III 9f1des Of the vein matter,
e04 t. sesu1ns show ~ average a
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03
SANDS 4 DoY0B.
Dry 0ood0-Carposs-OIothanG-
Wan Paper.

WOO 1o80Ss
New eeods are bow arriving daily
~ expeess, and We have this p)ea0-
Ing intelligesee to eoas0soieats -
The ladjes shout such ~ they a5e
most jptersseed In. namely: That
they ass Mt only sew to them and
-. bst Dew 10 the entire v"sid a
Ashiso. Ok tbiogs seem to have
passd away. ~ faLstes, SHADES De.
sig1s. see., Ass oil new, and We think
0seh moge beautiful than the Old.
II b esGrsly eossisaent with Tsason
49, tbey shouid Le, for we i've il N
ags Il improvement. We received
yesterday ~ express nuns yelling,
boeseos. ribbons. peekw esr Svs ladies,
misses aud ehildren. l,es mitts. il
fa0ts' lsos eaps. ETC.: and of these In
their order, there ass ten pieces u
~ suas' vsiiiog, and thess are the
soo6ss: Crushed stsswbes5y. tessa
Gotta, suaset. bropzs. Ls0ose olive,
Belgium blue aud saScs-pes. The
name of the last shade neIonss 70
culinary nun.<Ec:saure, but it's .
might, pretty shade for y that.
There are i've pieces VI embossed Ind
i've plain. aud the two should -
eooLined. They form . beautiful
eu0bjDosjoo.
Small bottons are fashionable, and
ws have come tiny fancy peasi. every
one Of which !. . little ge.u.
The ribboss are Newport Ottoman,
and we have but few pjecrs Ut the
new shades.
The line of Il. ck wear Is complete
In Linen and ls.,e goods for ladies,
misses and chi:.lres, and the seyles
~ I'll Dew; asd many of them faec3-
1aaiag. The cosuess al some are Of.
naaeated With small polka dSss and
ass exeepliosally neat. Thest are the
6rst new style. 10 seckweae that have
apPeaSed lOr SOME time. aid they win
b weSeomesi Ly the ladies. fos ihey
kDow the beauty of s,sch osnaneota-
lio0. The lace milss ore known -
TIE jesssy patterns, l'Fobably IL hosse
Il the ''Jessey J.iily's" bisshplaee.
We have then, im the sew shodes.
The infans.' lssc caps ase bswiteh.
Ing. aDd ssael, s,ssiiisg little cbessbs
- the Weaserx deserve then. We
hove laFye assa,gtas<nt 0f then.
'Aiot they tOO cute ~ II one Of the
exciamatjoas they have alresdy called
1osth f1osn doeing 06ehery.
SANDS Z DOYCE.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03
CURTAINS.
Tho Railroad Riot.

CHlcA0O, Feb. 2s.-The rioters
demonstration 10 more serious than
that reported in these dispatches ~
having o.'curred . few nights ago,
which was made uron the Chicago
+ Evanston rsiiroad. Las. night
shout midnight. = hard Of three bun.
dr<d, vet. orgsmised. marched up
Southport avenue ~ Fullerton ave-
bars, jimMys, pickaxes. and und.r :
the direction Of chosen leaders. and
l,rvce<ded to tear up the track for i've
hundred feet. The Iails were torn
up aud twisted ont Of shape and the
ties and roadbesl cora pIetely destroyed
for iha, distance. The police had ex-
pected riot, tut the moi ~ strate.
gem had deceived the ciljcerS - to the
time and place. When the latter ar
rived The Pi"ters iOrmed In line aud
matched for some distance in m ".
deriy mat. ner and tlisp<rsed. No ar-
rat we're made.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03

Paris, Feb. 9Th. Radicals are
angry ot the arrest Of F5anx Byrno
at the Instance uf tue British govern.
ment. The xNtr0asegeant arcusee
the government Of basely criuginx in
order to meet English exiSoocies.
An active tnves issalio0 b being made
Into the circumstances Of the arrent
lt h exl<ctesi that other arrests OF
pesyoDs supposed to be c0unreted
With troubles In Ireland will Le
made.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03
441a1oQ1Af AanllDG:X.
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II ~ (sooell, 1iek1aa's 0soso
tiu pcsv36lag ~ ~ hoA1og -
esoseitunsoal esoVso16s0 psuUoor
sssy - aakiss eDp1e.11so ~ ~
minioo . - siseoe6oo6 q 0ea1es,
- deflooo6 - - thls0 Son66og -
q vpoe q 7 - & 8ooso In u. -
asthosiso sebeea tsusesss - lSsoe
beods ~ ~ eseetiso, - - peevS6s
sebssa bsildisG.. ~ rad this6
ti0s - pa0ea.
II ~ Heosa, Csoacil biu q. CO..
essniag plsess nnisiag loeaeIeaa. ~
epoei6sGo6 10 Co00lttoo q ~
Wbsls ssd Sepssesd boek With -
Vo0o yoeo00o0daejea.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03
Special Local Notices.

Special Local Notices.
Go to Roberts 4 CO. for barxaius in
household g''otis. 'aarl;l'f
Go to Du Rell'.. upper Main street,
for B0,th's oysters. fresh salmon.
Nsckanaw trout, white 6sb, new
California oairy butter and fresh
sggs: slso turkeys, chickens, geese,
ducks, quail, fresh celery, aud Cali
f'enis comb honey. Is: II
Evening school. Peuuauship aud
bookkeeping. Monday, wedn6odAy.
and / risiay. West Broadway.
l'Neb1m0
4 nice line Gf S.s,le.h suieinxy
Frsneh and EDxlish tr0us~riny,, latest
inlp0sta tati00, juss received Ut Henry
Jooas', Merchant Tailor. :-llaf
g. B. Sarchet, y. D., homo
pathic physician aud surgeon; ,ilice
0rsDite str~-t, south side, near Main
Rssidsnce, No. 10 Granite street.
Evening school. Psnmsash!p and
Bookkeeping. Monday, Wednesday.
and Friday. West Broadway.
l0feLlm0
Fete Gamble. II the Silver City
Market, West Park street, keeps co0.
SANITY en hand poultry, fresh nsa,
9nmo, veeetables. etc. l-6-ti
The light running Daaaestic Sew.
toG Machine fi,r sele ~ Henry jonas,
No. u East Broadway. 3-l4tf
Masquerade suits for the Carnival,
0nde to order, at Letter L Wjse's
taj)osing establishment. 2x7-M
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03

R0treochjng IN 9on francisco.
SAx FRANCISCO, Feb. y The FL
nance Commitiee Of the BOARD of
Supervisor to-day decided 10 dis-
pence with oil street lampa. aud r.
commended \ twW IuOulhs' vacation
q the courts, and to reduce expense
In the offices 1t the clerk aud sheriff
until the mex: Il: =; year.