davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-14

served without pay. The result d
I'll this business W. that It broke
your petitioner ie I'll BIZ bod.
less veolures and caused him "a
spend oil biz time, money and peop-
city to pToteet the lives and property
Of The settlers and lminoes, and fog
that be aslks the people o( tha Terri
tory to compensate him. At He)ena,
after Keene murdered Slater, b act-
ed - Sheriff ct the execution q
Kees,e, and for several yeass thesU.
after be was constantly called upon
to puvsse murderer aud rood agents,
and this lasted until after the estab.
lIshnSu, VI civil courts, greatly 70 bis
pecu1iary jos. Your peiltio0er
therefore respectfully seks an appgo-
priation Of 8 0U0 out az the Terrific
rial treasury to compensate him, and
your petitioner will ever pray.
''Signed. J x. BEIDL1R."
Wittef introduced q ball for IN oct
concerning the records q p)acer min.
ing locations. The bill provides that
the discoveser Of any mt0eral claim.
bearing gold. silver, cinuabar, lssd,
SS0 W w. W. W VSAS3B V0oU90UU0 OSe
rosit, o. any placef deposit AZ gold or
minerals, shall within - days there
after make and die for record In the
Office Of the recorder u the county
wherein the discovery b MADE, . de-
elar1t0ry statement On oath deocSib-
ing such claim 10 the manner pro-
vided by the laws Of The United
States. The bin was read and OF.
dered printed.
A communication was received
from the Governor asking On appro.
priatiOn Of $50 and the rIGht 10 an
point . commissioners to attend the
Denver National Mining and Indus
trial Exposition, to be held July II,
1855. The communication WaS %.
cs,supauiesl l,y letters from the Gov
rrn0r Of Colombo and the Secretary
Of the Exposition abking that Mon
tana he represented. Reed and re-
(erred to the Committee on Mines
md Ninefals.
Council adjourned.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-14
TERRITORIAL NEWS.
Quilted Efom tho Ooluunno az 0ur
Exchanges.

Iaeuto, ,,.n%. r., ,c.c..,o-..x
AI;"e - . ~ Aa1a-
S o.. - ~ 1s.! kooS ~, ous wI'o eeveoty'uve
. .s... ~ Us.se al ""''e me" from I'M
'"''o"'
william l(ct,ov.n VIM .ho1 and
killed hia bruther Archie In Choieas1
county, has been admitted to bail n
the sum of9 400.
NM
1nS tug" :eys toas nOur famine
~ 0oeoouJa b among the possiblli-
town. and the mill /: 6eo:en m :oi,S
~. r ..
W SsnuaIy IT, g Aovlngeon, Z
~ W oorn 20 the vile o! g. T:
WeoecHe. sno mas oeeu cbr1oeenod
A.v'1 Ssoo. owing % tne MT that be
~ tne mt white child born N that
"sscent oos1.
Pm Arrrn,r. ~h, h.. ~ .
knene az mn ~ vo.S =. 1--,,.
mr. eontrsc3 - cr nS..,i :" "....s,
for ma ~ - r,o.,ts,. ~ w ."ISs.
compIeting the job, there beiue hat
!otee cats to Hash. There are -
twee0 1osty and my men at work O
the contract.
IN rock-wosk, known - the Jasrv
1oCsrty cut, al the line AZ the Norti
err Pacific railroad. . blaef oonaie1ina
Of SO boxes az giant powder Ve+
recently ct Oh. Electriciiv = ~
10 igniiiue the povder. 4 M M
teet high and projecting = long ar.
tanee into the river b TIE cauee AZ -
mUch heavy blastina. Ana M reror4
0ilea.
The Northern p..,o. p.,,...
Ccmpanv sre .,.,nc :" .rs.."ss.
c.n.klo lecIa,i~- ~ 4. eoc
cubic v,rria al eerth !. 81 - 4"
worked by two f;,rtv-horcS nov:s
power svinsin~ c,s;".. :"S |: .sn.ss"ss
rntary engine ior foecine The seooo
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-14
0amA9iDG HArtjUol0EO Prom Our
03o00alo Ooereopondent.

TejegSaphic essn,munlcaiia.n with
GIeada)s having been interrupted
ever since the tragedy which came
to light there lest Thursday, tho See
lowiag particular have fsoehsd q
~ nall. Our correspondent writsl
pTeviOsas % the orcurTe0ceo 1t Mel
rise, the geps,st u which. puhllsbosl
IN yestesslsy's M'xER. sh0ws that,
greelly 70 the credit VI Glendale
law abiding citizens, the Threatened
)ynchtng AZ tive accused has beeal
happily avertssj:
GLENDALE, n. r., Feb. 9, 1888.
Editor MINER:
Evidences ri what h believed to b
. nsost alrocjsIl's crime have just cs,me
tn light. IN this usually quiet village.
ynhD A. Js,sgHssx. 0ljsss Clsartes
Merrill. h Sssslnclsst ~ having DSosr-
l)es ed v. H. llavisjsasD and allerward
burned the lssty In o, der IN cs,ncesl
his bosribIe crime.
v. H. Davis)~,n'x name h on The
Avery Hs'ssss' rvgi.ter jm . told,
rOWnd hand, q" Sunday. Feb. /, 1853,
aud Charles Merrill IN saturday,
Feb. 3, 1858. On AOwllsv, February
Sab, Duvisl-s,n slsDw~ll EsaiDe llr,wne,
Of thi+ pla.~', 81 3W In raxI,, and
made the remark tIIat b. didn't have
10 W0gk at tho nslneS. On the some
a)sy Jss~gss'H, alta. Merrill, bDsrDwell
gunr,wdsr 1T NJ. Br,wms, aud, /
uD>)esntsns1 purchased lerrussivn
csls ae Alwa1al's drug store. Br,wne
sew bim have large olll-fsshioned
Navy (oap) revolver In bis hip puck
e. o. Tuesllay the twO left Together
and Wednesday ss0rnink Jex.rsng
cSme 6eck with biz 5eet frs,z n, and
had hts .'ver*h"es cut Oh
bis fset 1t J.m,e. Hsrdesey's
restaurant aud I've REPORTED that be
bad been 10 Lion City and hack, aud
1t the Avery H0ssss shortly after.
wards he stat. Il t,e ls..l heen over 10
Wunderiichs. and had lett there at
three o'clock y. ,,,.. and that bis CON-
ranlOn bsal t,F~m the train for Butte.
Andrsv Ma Ion h.vn: known
JsssesaG Al ias Merrill In the pens-
u Deer Lnd)ge, had biz sus-
lD6c30ns agOsssssl, aud went over To-
ward Wunllerijcj,s, aud found near
lhe Junction VI CauyOn ersek and
the Bjg HOSe u :'er, . place where .
lire he'd be~n built aud a,,ss,ng the
1shes what appeared to be human
bo0es; s0d nes1 the rOsd tevefal
patches a b)'s,d aud . rxgulsr tail
!htch !os'krd =. u = body he'd been
dragged OveS the sn0w ~ the spot
where TIE bosses wess foSsd. L y
supPsSed tina: this was the body Of
l)avil1s0o. Ans)gew lGsdi.Ou says
lhat John A. Jss raag alias Chs.
Merrill wss sent 10 the peuitentia9y
!rOnl HeSeas for i've yeolu lor steal
Ing cattle, and thst he wss nsrdossed
Dot last August.
Today several parties visitei The
Iso0nd where the supPnsed tragedy,
Dccurred, alsd fouod several iesth
Nd parts Of clGlhinG. A. 70, -
40 6nd 0ot wO wh0le boases nor any
parts q the skull Wese towpd. A.
drew 0adhs'm made oosnrl0ot
lgalnat Jessamg before one II the
|osejeeo q tht~ t0Wo. an.i b. b now
noder arrest. The justice negIecaed
% summon = cosv,ner's jurY, aud
have . lifting " the testimony 6s6oee
going Into IN organization, the re.
lalt oS which, Il h believed, will 10
Ihe hanging IL this man, and the
'euse Will l'e dome nsnt likely to
night More ans.n. RISK.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-14

Yrso ~ poSly q 0osaay.
Asvtoay ess - ~ din a Q
mini.g joke.
Ose ladies' nasqussads sait feesa)s.
aee WI. Rsed q Shjelds 1 Goa
SADospou discouated Brigham
Young In Ctsh.liz.ns womeu. III
had ~ wives.
The House joint rssa'Wtioa Ia sd
iourn else die IN Maseh lint was
defeated % Friday il the Council.
The seeoo0odation train 70 Deer
Lodge DOW stops q Warn Spring.
fos bs~akia.t 1t the Girard House.
A vein AZ silver ore hes beeo fJsnd
in the east eod Of Booemoa TuooeS,
aud . thin veis u coal IN The weue
end.
John Beekney kas sold ost BIZ
Basemsat Hall, and proposes 70 e3ose
out The reaajodes Of BIZ stoek at
''semaant" psiees.
John Catlice 4 Go. have ope0ed
their new boat and shoe seose IN The
building Formerly occupied b. Fred
Gamer L Co., % urpss Main street.
The Alice company have shipped
Lulli,n to Tie value u 81, 80 during
February ~ To the present date.
making sincs Jasua5y lst . grasd
totsl of$l96 80.
The Rev. D. J. Mcmillan. who
arrived Thsrsday from Hslesa, will
preach thls morning and evening 10
the Presbytesias church. All AZ
cordially invited.
Thomas Burton alias CAysss Ton,
sentenced fto0 this county to eigh-
teen months in the peoiteatiaIy for
grand larceny, was disehaFged . few
days age, upon the expiratioa u his
term.
The Oregon Shost Lise expect 70
have their track completed % Sbo-
shore this week. During January
the c'snpasy laid only eighteen
miles n nil, being retarded by the
extrense cold.
Je-@rang, the alleged murderer Of
v. II. Dsvilson, 1t 0Ieadsje, b we'll
known IL Helena, wheFs b formerly
kept . bslcbss shop He was ~
leased from the psnitentlasy 1t Deer
1<nlge ia'st N0vesnbes.
Skaiinx snd sleishiag are just now
the only anss,sesusnts 10 Butte. Neat
Wednesday ~ have the Leideskraus
bui ssnaqse and on Friday the regular
club DANCE. Next week the Pitt
harnsos,ies will give thsir grand coz
cert.
Supt. J. X. Clark hes been couaned
70 his room dUrisg The past tes day.,
~ IN .lseess 10 the bed. oassea BY
severe enid caught while on han. =
ing excssr.ioa to Telegraph guIeh.
For tisse lt was feared he wo0A
lure biz hearing, but lse was much
HNtes yesterday and hopes to BE- ant |
In . few days.
The mast week VA busy one for
sn,th proprietor and CLERKS Ut the
iso,sse ~ E L. Bonnes 1 ca. In this /
city. 8ales have been imnsense, and
everyone cs,oneetesi with the house |
has had - exert hiu<elf to the IT.
snssa u attend 70 he tbsOns u pvr.
rhssens. Thm week special isslucs-
NJ nts win 10 oly<rrd In white xootls, /
which lave l,eem marked down ~
clorer nxure<. SEQ advestisensest.
The spirit entbuseA into The ssc-
'rzussMl and unparalleled clearing ~ .
made l.y sands L Royce h one to be
hing remembered ny the cilisens Of
Butte. Thu. grand sasccssU az this
mile wsx tlsae Il was plsasing 10 the
D'ul'lir. aud the house carried their
''ln'imt" by sdvessisisg Jucts, which
wss the secret u their gSa,sd sseccss.
On Tuesday, the 18th. the dry gos'sls
baryain eouutess viii b e3saved, and
lhe entire saOck q clothing will 10
placed upon the ceslve tabiss. THis
'sssuMs sossctkisV. 10 BE- On hand
ea9jy and late while this great sale AZ
nses's elolhing = eoiag On.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-14

S~ - 49, ~ ~ 11008s
HtLxxA. Feb. 10, l883
In the COUmsjl . peeitis,n ftUm citi.
xens Of silver BDw county was psx-
scented, asking fs,r ~ inc1eaas al the
'i"uM. Tr~ssuvrr's salary from q, jMI
nt@.".'. The petition Was rad and
Ief~1rssj I" the COnsswSllee ~ WAYS
an'i MEATS. The Bsck. Hamilton
ss,ntt.t will c0sss~ l,ef,re the Council
~ Monday ~ Tus-slay. Il h MT
ls'lievesl ilsat any more definite &c.
tiOn will Le taken than the o.)outia,n
III " ruIe to send E,s pessons and pa
pefS.
In the Ii.,s~s. sfter the disp0ssl oe
rs'uti'se ''ss~isss... ihs. special Order
was reached, heisx the cous.derAtiDu
IT the Till k,S = l,eattr l,hservsuce al
the Sabbath day, sn.l the printing
till. NHM~ia)esntian u 10th 81 h v,',
lnasaDn'ueti until Monday. TIE o,im-
Inn IL msem(sess seesns tn BE that mel.
:h..r Till will hs.s-Oose 4 law.
Adj"srn~d until Monday 1t lOs M.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-14

Dooeh'o 0eleot 0yoeoeo
Cooked 70 order ID eli seyles. foe 50
ceots, q the City Reslsuga1t. in
Coed Tesnpiass' building % West
Broadway. 1891
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-14

ID ooseo q SotaDsuoSSoo SOt t0'
readers of the NrN.R. reRsrdinx th'
nrp.ent condition and fstn,. ~.
.. !. ~. H. - - 49,
s. = I ~ ~ =. PssS = VI
S.s. ~, r,'M XXI ~ ~
s."'sS =. 80 -: :. 1897 =
1917" =: '''c e n.y. w 49,,
n:;s:l. Is the neaito'd de!k,
s ~ .so.'1s .ss"1: Il neNol
~ ~ :.l2sey,st s:su' ooso osIeeSI
soo loIeseosses1Y, y or eveoool
eS 0sy. ~ 49, 80 80
10y 49, ~ ~ ~ =; ~. y. =. q v.;,tCn
.os'ea "'e WIN s~s '''s0WSno
'sTssy
.,i.,.:Sn =. :" 80. s'.e :, x"'s 4, ov'o ~
sa.son =. ~ s.se -. -. '. Wnsou
'me ~ t.sOo soes 49,
~. ests'.ssy sopeooo4 u ~
Psuy' !: soSs cosS0x Wn0ef'
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-14

~Ticketx can be plocure| nj Rici,xris
i Gflx' ana 0r0odWay Book stores, II, il.
es't's 4 Co.'S and H. knrnetl's. only.
An Orchestra Of fifteen pt :. e.. lel.,c,-d
frOsO the beat musical talent IN the city
VIII fu1niAh The music frF the occasion.
the occasion frOW New York and san
Francisco ~ Will oe here In due time.
t.13 III
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-14

Eveoing school. Peumauship aud
boekkeePtns. Monday, Wsdne.lay
and Fsiday. West Broadway.
1Ofe6lmo
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-14

Go n De Rell's. upper Main sire, :.
TT Aoth's oyseens, lrerh ealmnon
e:eeaocw troat, white Ash, new
California 0siIy 6otaee end froah
eERE sls" isskeys. chis-kess, eeeue.
dscka. qNail. ffssh ee)esy, aud CAN.
soen1o comb h00ey. 2l2lv
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-14

II Yoa Want IN 0aoy 0havs
y ~ artistic hair cot, enDlae Joyce
= Nesetet's 0o6sl 6hsviag RAsjoe.
Woot HAsk sGreeG. e1.11
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-14
KID G OWES

Sold during the past three weeks al
Fifty Cents PER pair will lie closed
out 1t
20 CENTS A FAIR.
Those elegant Kid Gloves that were
sold at the extremely low price Of
one dollar per pair, will be sold this
week 1t
FRTY CENTS 4 pam.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-14
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ANo Goods will be carried over
or r ut lack into dock. TITS ''6ale''
will Be
.,svrerwe,"
Eubeaejn9 - Il does ell Remmauts
and lipes Of Goods unoold on the
display taLles." They must 20 at
Half Price.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-14
RIFLES AND REGULATIONS.

RULES AND REGULATIONS.
All masaues must b RAISED tn committee
helOse entering h all
No gentleman Will be allowed In fen,a lie
cnAluMe.
Parties not In mask will no; ~. allowed
To- dance until aTt>r !. O'cLrk.
NO dtsreputa6le characters will be Nj
United.
No tickets will be sold st the door.
Al marques must b. removed 1t !:
O'Clock.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-14

TIN ALICE.
An 1Deoev1oW VIII 0uDk Hail.
An 0kTo00ouO 0eo3omo0t Or.
rootod-Proopoot o( Re-
OumlnG O1Vi000do.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-14

Tl( kEzS' $j.OO.
I:cludirg carriage 10 . nd fr ~ the Hal
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-14

REMNANTS
OF Towelines will b sold 1t hall
psiee.
TABLE, LINENS,
FhoDss, Cloths, &C., san - bosght
from the "BaFgajn CoUntsss" at
HALF PRICE
To C1css Remainder
OF REANANTS.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-14
REMNANTS

REMNANTS
OF DroD G0oi]s marked On cur
CLEARING TsLIes" during The pasG
tbrss weeks At $. win b
Closed ~. 1850.
And 10 IKE propostjon Ill other
DRESS GOODS.
Tso0 ~ Doiiy q sssday
TIN 0LUeDAl.D HORROR.
The Accused, John 4. JooWonI
olio0 0Aas3eo lGoerlD, q n
Convict IN thO lGooto1a
Rs0iseatiasy.
OamA9tnG Particulars Prom Our
ojo00alo Ooereopoodoot.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-06
A Satisfying Dinner for Seven Cents.

l found on NJ lb,rry treet the we'll.
known cheap Chinese restaurant K. pit
10y the solemn, jovb,l Oriental whose
name is Fun None. Chinese dinner,
seven cents" was the 81 N outside. I'll
it xii me-" thought I, and
went in. "Ons dinner" l said. "lipl
ale light" +. NJ. answ. resi-. I sur.
re titiously smelt of the butter. II
seemed good. / tasted it. 1t WIS
good. He brought generous pla e OF
roast beef, hot and rerkiug. Good
euough," ] thought. AMI tackled il. lie
broug ton di b of beans-go dbeau $.
lie brought cofle"-piime Java. lie
brought broiled potatoes. "Bea ,tiful,-
1 thong t. Islyly whistlyd in my nap
Fin. / dispatched them. He brought
me a small piece of pie and cheese-I
hadn't exp cted that, really. / imme-
dia ely entertain 4 tl-m. "S-e-v-e-n
cnts," ! kept saying to myself. why
ueed people go lnngryg"
'IIow muchee?" / asked, gracefully
falling into the hinese language.
"folty-eight cent" ''Fo iy-eight
cents. Great Scott! You said seven
cuts"
"Ihatle for Chinaman. N goo,lee,
Mclean hnngly. No muchee for seven
c"..ts Nor York letter.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-06
Judge Backs Reasons for Chewing.

One day Juuga Black met gentle
man who | atuct.,a,ly related his On.
delyors TO b,eak himself Of TO nc o.
chewing, AZ l. m, t W tn the un ualliird
condemnation OF Ill civilized peope.
you'll ii al it u hard cas- IA h, r rpc,
nv fliei d." replied tn Jag, with y
solemn wink. 81 tr ed TO bre * my.e !
If it once-didn't l ev.r'e you? VIII,
it was when / wa AT oney General.
and / said 10 myself, Jer mi Ia Black
we've got to stop this thing 80
ua,le up my mi, d and ore m rning ]
Stated down t. my Office without u
scrap of tobacco. j began the dav
ba6ly and il 20. worse by degrees. L
never fe SO mu,h lii o say ge my
life. / iismis Ell two Gle ks, bTnred n
mesaeng r, nr.dc u ioal of myself thrcr
or foIr times, snapl Ell ut everybody
and started home 70 Ing myself 10 he q
total failure and all creation mist Ike
On the way met man wion i re-
specie very much He was Religions
man. tnid h IN NV exle 10 &c with
leav ne of ,bacco, ard asked lis adj.
vice. Judge he said, INV esrcri.
ence il the same rs yorrs. til d e.
leave of. too. | qulrrcl d W tl $, vcral
members of the church belonged to.
thought the MINISTER WIS fol, pct
tired o. my uirc. and if / had he {
up should have been moral monst +
and i determ ned to crcamvent the
old enemy bv takitg mp my cherished
vice. and So" continued tie Judge.
eli, erfulIy. Il saw hat tolacco.chevi q
was conduc.vs to virtue, and lcntting
anid) i propo 10 keep IL up u.tl I
Leave IL ca. "-.New York lIorid.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-06

John Eus e,lge resigned af: n holding
the Office two years, and four gears later
was made Chief Justice, Int presided
only term Of the court, a. his appoint.
ment WA not confirmed by the Senate,
John B.air resigned after holding the
Office seven years, Harrison after orc
year, johnson two years, Eilswoith five
years Moore five years, Duyal twenty-five
years. Nj on twenty-seven years, Gric.'
twen,y-1ight wear, Curtis xix years Camp
bell e'g ii years tgoing of ito secession
in 1861, DAVIS fifteen years, Strol 6 tn
years and Hunt ten Wears. Tie com
at its first session in 1870 consisted OF
q Chief Just ce and five associates. Tho
number of the latter was increased Ia
six in 1877, to eight in 1887. to nine in
1868. Then the Associate justices
were decreased to eight on the
death of Judge CGtron aid to seven on
the death of Judge Wayne. Tier they
were increa' ed to eight az LIN in 1870.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-06

Nv. T. @. Calyet. tie well-krown
lewaler. hns II lls store oGo OF the finest
@ d clocks in the couniry. 1t was man
uiactufed in Liverpool over 1JO wears
ago. ard all the parts are rs good rs
new. Tho pendulum weight is Of 81 50,
and h lids forty pounds OF mercury.
Or g;nally this clock cost 500, lou. Mr..
Calvert says 500 would not buy it.
Il takes observations. with Q transit
three times lay and compares them
with .he cloci.. These oLssl vations
show TINT the clock does nc. vary .
minute in year---Lszington 7rd'ss.
cript
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-06

HE lightsoms oountenance Of .
friend giveth sush an inward decking 10
The house where u lodgeth a. proudsst
palaces have causs 10 envy the gliding.
Sir Ekuip Sud,asv.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-06

SALrLAkR CRY restaurantours dis
play 10 their windows oyster shells
brought from Utah mountains, 1c,000
fest above The SEA level.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-06

CHICKEN business IL not n small CEN
cern when il il estimated TINT $1,000.
900 ia the. value Of the eggs Of this
country each year.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-06

Any coward can fight b.ttle when
10 * sure Of winning it: but give mo
he man who las the pluck TO fight
,llcn lac IL not sure II winning.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-06

Sweet potatoes, cranberries and fresh
eggs ut Flaliarty's. 2Stf
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-06
d END cRAT CKET.
SUTI.i....E JuB.i.S.

Tcrsonn., Of The United STATES supr"n
Court from the I:rcinnins.
We print below the names Of al {
.,Tudses II the United States SUPP
Caurt Stree first appointed, w'th ",
%.aJc, aEd wear wien born AL a.
the ramas oi Chief JnsL!c, le.Lg /
IN FgJ,i.L CAPiTiLS:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-06
Oysters at Carpenters.
lStf

Oysters in any style and quantity
can now be had at the Key Saloon. ST
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-02-15
Loss Of Conf ience.

A Shepherd was eating his dinner be-
side a spring when a Wolf walked out
of the Forest and coofly inquired:
WELL, how is the Wool and Mutton
businessp"
pretty fair" replied the astonished
Shepherd.
II have come to tell you," continued
the Wolf, ''that the Hyenas have formed
a plot to break into your Sheep-fold to-
night. and to offer my services j. a
Private Waterman"
"You are ever SO kind to give me this
warning"
"And you just leave the gate open and
60 to bed feeling perfectly safe. The
first Hyena who comes footing around
your Mutton will find his heels breaking
his neck"
After some further conversation it was
agreed that the gate should be left open
and that the Wolf should stand guard.
Darkness was scarcely an hour old
when a great cutlery was heard at the
Fold and the Shepherd ran out and dis
covered the Wolf in a Trap he had set
within the Pen.
SIS this the kind of confidence you
had in me?" howled the Wolf as he
struggled to get free.
II had plenty of confidence in you."
replied the Shepherd, ''but more in the
Trap! Prepare to die"
MORAL:
Don't lend both horse and saddle to
the same person.-DetroH Free Press.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-02-15
The Surgeon.G General Of the Navy.

There is n young man in Washing
ton who has the sincere respect as well
as regard of all the old silver-tops of the
navy. He is Wales, the Surgeon-Gen-
eral of the navy, who is not a mere
figurehead. He is a practical young
doctor of ability and energy of a very
high order, who lives one Of the busiest
lives possible. He is not only a physician
but a surgeon and an anatomist of high
attainments. The old Admirals and
Commodores respect him because they
know that he knows them through and
through, and that he is in many cases,
time and again, their bulwark against
death. The fulfillment of several pre-
dictions that this or that man would die
within a specified time has d%eepened the
feeling of respect with which the old
heroes regard their young physician.
A number of the friends of q certain
well-known naval officer are PATCHING
him closely, inasmuch as the period
given him to live some time ago oy this
far-seeing Surgeon-General is about up.
I confess that in this case I am myself
curious to see the outcome. 1t would
certainly simplify matters very much if
we could all learn the day of our end by
applying to this young surgeon. Perhaps
it would be worth while for Congress to
employ him a national oracle, convert
ing his handsome office into a darksome
cave in which we might all look forward
into the future Washington Cor. Phil
adslDhia Record.