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st Johns New Rector.

Since the departure Ut Rev. u. e..
Tillotsou, 81 Johns Episcopal t'hurcl,
In this city has hecn without a regu-
lar pastor. During The l'as: three
weeks the pulpit has been Tiled i.y
Bishop Brewer, "ntla call tOtle Rec.
torats has been accepted by Rev. :. G.
Blackiston Of Benton;wl," Is respected
20 assume the duties 81 his new
charge On March lst. The Benton
Rirer Prcxs says Of Mr.. L!ac!:;s,on {:
I'VE regret to announce that in u few
~eeks-aoout the middle Of February
Rev. =. e. Blackistcn will sever his
connection with the Episcopal
Church Of Benton, and take up his
residence at Butte, having accepted
q call from the Church ut that place.
Mr.. BlackistOn has heen in Benton.
now nearly four years, anil in that
time has lalDred diligently In the
cause lie represents, aud not without
success. He was the first resident
minister Of our city, and i,y his efforts
and under his directions the hand
some Episcopal church was tuii,.
The congregation Inns grown from,
numbers few until IL h now large
and prosperous, y fact due chiefly 10
the able and untiring efforts Ut the
pastor. Besides bis work here Mr..
Blackiston has held frequent services
ut Fort AssinalkD!ae. Fort Shaw, SIN
River and elsewhere. and he never
nAgEed In thu good work. There are
but few citizens Of Denton vino will
NOT regret the departure Of Mr.. I:s'.k-
iston. His place will b. tilIe.t by
Rev. Mr.. Gray, Of Cu!ora::u. VII"
comes highly recOmnlend"l I'y hi:
late bishop, aud Oluers.''
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Alnsro, Attention /!

by sending specimens u the
Amsterdam Worlds Exposition you
have nothing IL l.se and oil to
gain.
Holland il the money centre of
Europe, where, during the exposi-
ton time, undoubtedly Thousands Of
investor viii come to seek Invest
n,ent E,r idle capital.
Let every mine forward specimens
showing the commercial value Of lts
products. This will assist the devel-
opn,eut Of prospects and districts.
The history VI al claims will be
catal0gued in thee languages and
distr il uta d il.e II ahs,ge 1t Ansster
dam.
A humber Of BEAUTIFUL Montana
specimens are already sent In for the
Amsterdam, Exposition. All exhIb-
liz must ue forwarded 10 Europe
within the next two weeks.
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SaERlFF'S SALE.

Charles d. WykOn. PIainlil. ax0in%! Fnoic-
rick lI0clDer, O0fen1nni.
r. b. s0ld II sl.er,I"s safe q, ,i.'' k.i day
06 February, A. ID. lS'ks. ~ :s.'clrrIs p n. ~
front 0l the sseTin's Office. in th.' CITY M
butte, e.,asty Of silver ls,w. N. r.. al W."
right. title and Interest IT drIeUdmn: tn a.,
IN lotNO is)eishtcen. bik NJ, .is,s,rit ~,. lDl
NJ. u, TO-. rieen. In block M, ~. twenty
eixnt, and the eat ,;:. sixty five feet 0f lOl
NJ. iiJ) thirteen. in bl.,ek NJ. t:s, ~ cmty
eight, ia the town ~ Butte. silver Bow
CSIuuly, MUntSna, Or ~ Hus'li thefeOf -
n,s - necessary ~ satisfy the ans0unt al
exec. uii0n asnl rcruinx costs In Satd action
ls0ied this 10Th day II January, A u. lS<:
GEO. ". IRVINE, IL.
sheriff II Silver Byw Co.. NJ L.
~ q. e.. BODLhv. deputy Sheriff.
).;l.H. W.to
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1U1D11 On AOOIDMQT AT
CLANCY.
Grand Lecturer 1insley Injured
In Helena.

HELENA. Jan. g.
News has just been recoived from
Clancy that William Neabuhr, q
rAncheT living about one mile from
that town. met with . violent death
sometime during SUNDAY night or
Monday morning. The body was
found lDy man tanned Half,r,i, ~.
Ing near the front door
" the dead mans residence.
with two bullets IN his head aud two
In his bs,dy. The fragments of q
shot gun were found lying near
the l'snly, aud splinter Of the walnut
stock were sticking In the head Of
the nluliIated remains. Details are
nlsagre and particulars 1T the a.s:i.
dent or murder CAN ut this time only
be conjecturesl. The shattered shot
gun indicates an accident, hut the
four bullets found in the body could
not have been prOjocted from the
exploded barrels u the shot gun. ard
the generally accepted theory Is
that NeaOuhr CAME t. tl,e door with
tue shot gun to defend himself from,
ana In th.. .,.cm ~ :" "l;...h. r,e e..
rmstv losi. ~. en-, .x",c.ie.5 aud
tl,af he received ti,.. f.usr h,,ii.st
wounds either before or after he Was
wounded and stunned BY the frag-
C0rOncrs Jury il sfili I'm s.sss;,n and
their inveeliaali0n may lend 10 nm
unravelljn9 81 th.: mv.&ery. hut IA
vet NO evidence has been aei,iu,.cd to
explain the cxuse of death or casting
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BUTTE, NJ. r., IAN. ~. lSx;t
The following are the wholesale
prices paid by merchants and hotel
keeper. for the commodities enun,
ated, delivered from the wagon.
Price list carefully corrected every.
Saturday:
Flour Ruby Valley. XXNX, *:s.:H'
per cwt.
- Mill Greek, NXXX, $s.:I'
ln.rcwl.
Kansas Xxxx S4.7j.
Bakers, 81 =.
Mill Greek, New Prs~..s. t:;.tA'.
Gallatim. 10 per cwt.
Union Mills, New Process, Cr.ssIs'
Of the Valley, sam
Ruby Valley, tnew prsH~.ss, sam
Union Mills MINK Snow flake.
SAN.
Utah COlnl,.,,.. So"
Utah Choice, $s.:i'.
Graham, >l.sas.
Wheat per Ill.,. =: cls.. fair demand.
Oats, $:.Ul
Butter, PR H., ~" ~ rt~.
Eggs, per dozen, 1:'f.' ct.
Corn Meal, ~.
Beef, carcass. y ct>.
lsccts, 3! cts. l'cr H..
Hay per ton, $50 ~:
Rallied Hay, per ton, 81" -:
Cheese, :sN~ y cts.
Barley. s.. :::55(s ...:a' per rwt.
Dried l,eal,s, Montana, : ",>.
Mutton. ~ cts.
Pork, drs~.&1i, ~ ci~. ~, H..
Veal, II: cts. per H..
Chickens, s. "a, $50 lwr} i"vem.
WOsnl. $50 {. -. ~
jsutalssgus. J.. cts. ls'r H..
Potatoes. 81. :iN" LIS - cwi.
raI>aye, Is ctr. yer H..
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A metropolitan city rs'lui'e n'etrs-
politsu eouveniences, and Dan Veg
ner he's placed himself In line with
the progress Of events, by the intro
dm(iOu Of delivery van, which
~,ill deliver ll,use Gaoupus Pos)l,r Eat-
Ing House Sunday dipness Ut private
reniS)enees.
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HELENA, n. T. Jan. %, lSsr'.
COUNCIL.

The Council c0nvened ut 10 .. ID.
After roll cali, . communication
was read from Governor Crosby,
relating to the Holland International
Exhibition, to b held ct Au,ster.
dam, commsncing Nay LET 1855, and
announcing the appolntment Of
Mr.. Zeehandelaar Of Salt Lake City,
Utah, - agent for Montana, to COL
lect and forward ore exhibits. The
cosnmunication was referred to COM
mites on mines and minesab. Sev-
eral unimportant bills were reported
from committees with Affirmative
Recommendations. The following
bills were introduced: by Chea,nau;
. bill tn enable the peopls Of Helena
70 erect . school building. Read by
title and referred to committee;
BY Cox, . Lill to amend the Fifth III
vision ofthe Genssal Laws, relative
to railroads, and requiring the CONF
pletion Of the road within five years
from the filing Of the charter. Re-
fesred also, y bill to enable Custer
county to l,uild . school house ut
Mile. City; referred; Ly White, .
bin to amend section So, article 8,
division :, OF the general laws, n.
corning jurors and witnesses' fees
and mileage; referred. Notices were
given Of several bills tO lie hereafter
introduced. At the afternoon session
the bill fixing the penalty in cases Of
assault and battery Wa recoLsidereta
and referred to the judiciary Com.
mittee fos revision. The Council re.
solved itself into . Committee Of the
Whole to consider H b s, . bill tor
an act to provide for the formation Of
building and lpan associations. The
Committee rose and the bill was ~
ported with Affirmative recommends
lions. Council adjourned until u
y. nl., Tomorrow.
HOUSE,
Morning session, House bin 81, y
bill Tor IN act concerning unlawful
interference tgag-law,. was reported
to the HOUSE without Tecommenda-
ton and ordered to be engrossed.
several bills were introduced and ~
esred to the proper committees. No
tice was given BY Blake q the intro
duction Of . blu Concerning the Or
gxnixati0n Of the Legislative assem-
bly,; read and ordered printed. h.
ksr introduced . memorial to Con-
gress asking for IN appropriation for
the construction Of two aTtesian wells
In Montana. The rules were sus-
I ended and the memorial passed.
Blake introduced = resolution pro-
viding for the printing of 5oo copies
Of the 0overnoe's message; adopted.
An act providing for the redemption
Of Territorial bonds, also - sct pro-
vidtng for . new Territorial seal.
were returned to the House with the
GoveSnor's approval, aud were
signed ~ the Speaker during the
afternoon.
Hosss adBourned until 10 .. M.
wn6manlAav
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AMSTERDAM IMPOSITION.
To tho Mining Men of Montana
aud More Especially t.
Those OF Butte
City.

The approaching International FIX.
position, to L.. held u. Amsterdam,
Holland, IL Of such Importance. to
mining men. that We. the under
signed, think tlnt We arr advocating
the Interests ii al! those engaged in
n,ining operations in this Territory
By calling on them to dO their !nst
% secure u prpixr Representations ~
the great anil xi.,.l.' mineral wealth
whicl Montana undoubtedly l'o--
s.rse-. This Gun only tx. d"Mc t,y
D,rs,s,Ili aud vigorous action on the
l,art III those wim.-. iMteTtstx mrc III
stake. Thank. to Mr.. Zsc:.antielaar.
VIII" has lx.en appointed! agent for
Montana, Utah aud Idaho. allst who
IL now In our city, collecting s;,e':i-
mems of our various ores. We have
the chance vi making n fitting and
becoming ~l"win. which can""t fail
tn bring over foreign rapi:a! tr help
10 in oar development. VIZ there
fore urge mine owner. 10 assist MIR.
Zeel,alidelaar to- property represent:
~ by furnishing him with rel,rrseli-
tstive specimens "f their ni"f-. anh
t. do sn without delay.
Ho0E. BkOwNLEE 4 80
T.. L. BONNER 4 Co.
I.Hk ". , U<TVR-CU.
FGnxT NATURAL BANK.
ls0xxH l., CLARK 4 LARAHIE.
J. MEDHCRsT. Ming Lexington NAG TO.
Beating tho Licen~e.'
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O0rp Good In Montana.

A Wa4hington dispatch Of the 9TH
tnsk nys: Zone Of the Ash eomn,is-
0iasiouefs' cs3 loaded with u, QUO
carp started for California laet We'd
nesdsy. Many Of these will lie dis.
tributesl from st. Louis 10 applicants
In Missouri aud Arkansas others
fFon' Texarkana to applicants in
northern Texas, aud pals will Ike lett
In new 0exico and Arizona. The
0sh will be sent from San Francisco
BY . special messenger to Oregon aud
Washingtoa Territories. and appli.
cants In Utah and Idaho will l'e SUP
piled from Ogden" The carp IL one
a the finest game and food fish
known; and although . native If the
central countries Of Europe and cor
Fespondiug latitudcs In Asia. it has
been long naturalixesl In this aud
other countries In which II IL not in
digeneo.,s, and its transportation aud
aeelimati0n has been more easily and
successfully accomplished than that
of any other fish. Its f.
cundity Is prtnlixious-'nore
than 100000 eggs have been
Saand In the ovaries Of a single carp.
The valleys end mountains OF Mon
kama al,naasa6 In 1AkA. And sfrS,s ma
which from the stiffness and purity
Of their waters arc specially adapted
to the successful propagation Of this
valuable iish. Our Sir Issac Wal
tons should &c that u portion Of the
Flsh Commissioner car load,
no shipped to Montana from Ogden
70 stock our lakes and rivers. The
6rst experiment might be tried In
some Of the mountain lakelets in the
vicinity Of Cable.
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BORN.

PARKlNeON-At0 l.m'aie, NJ. r. sun.
dsv. January 18th. is<;, Ia ts.' wife ~
". J. Parkinson. u Sa,,.
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~ oG3oao o. . VAN 1toal, onA
W0l Pso6ahiy 0apeuro
Hin To-Day.

nLoais Dsbest, VIE stole Lusy
Abell's e2yeoo, = ~ adept in eeine,
hk actions Do not show Il. Win ~
facilities offered BY his iutilnaae
knowledge Of circumstances aud sur-
roupdinGs, halt Q doeen dintseot
ways have been suggested by which
b might have possessed himself 81
the girls u,o0ey without eveo sob
feeding himself u ssspieion; bat IL
The most bungling nannse, b tsav-
eSed about tbe streels until 2 p. .. on
Monday, when be wsat 70 The stabis
q James VARIED and asked for 2
saddle horse, sayin9 b wanted to
90 70 Warm Spsi0gI Cresk and wossll
b hack o. Tuesday evening. Beisg
particular In his reqsest fora good
horse, Mr.. VARIED ordered The
high-spirited and nest-sooted an
imal "Lighlfoot" tn b ssddIed.
While the horse was bsisg crowned.
Dabort went up town and boagAt .
cap, aud On his retuRn Ielt bic hat
hanging In The stable olIlee, uaosnted
and Ieisurely rude or Parties Who
came IL Monday svesing Espeetsd
meeting the fugitive ssar Silver Bow,
and another gentleman who arrived
yesterday. had met him 1t the
Bsowns guleh briSse, some two add
. half miles north of Silver Bow o.
the Deer Ledge ruad. Upos
receipt VI The ilrst information It
was s0pposed he would strike
southwaTd on the Sailroad, and
olncsr LytIe was dispatel,ed 70 DilIoa
on the wrong trail. When the 80.
ond trace wss discovered yesterday,
The Telegraph was put In nsotion, aud
Il Ms asaestained that Dubost ar.
rived In Deer Dodge at II n. m
monday night aud len for Missouls
It i've O'Clock yesterday morning.
He was still riding ''Light-loot" and
the horse was reported to 10 In good
An officer was started
In pursuit frOsl Deer Lodge. The
sheriff VI NiasoulA vas then CON-
with and an officer LEFT
the z yesterday who will rrob-
sbly meet Dubort In
The vicinity Of The Black 1oot
bridge about noon to-day, unless the
Deef Lodge olllcsr he's already over
iakea him. From 6nst 10 last Du-
bosl's escspalls hes been seemingly
pne II the most opsu and foolish 1T
Eenspts to commit crime; and It might
bs said, he has during the entire
lime, been directly under the eye Of
the officers Of the Law.
The MINER is ut all times willing to
withhold from the public the results
v its own enterprise, In obtaining
letails Of any crime committed,
when the publication Of such details
might defeat the ends Of justice; but
10 this case. the above Particular
we're Ill obtained from, our own
'ou,ces Of Information, without The
lssistsnee Of any odlcial, and - the
fugitive h entirely beyond the reach
4 telegTsrhic Communication, and
.annot b. benefited thereby.
he particular are published -
u item Of news and an evidence Of |
he fatility II such an attempt to !
ommit crime, ~ we'll - Of tue dill |
.s,scs and organised system with |!
Which the attempt has beeu thwarted
y our olllcens.
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DiDcuoDsoo a To Car Law In


! 0Doeooa 0os1ooeh y ~ AuEs.
The Council eooveued Ut 10 .. m.
Presjdent IN Tie chair. All membeu
present. The committee On Ways
and Means reported H. b. II, IN act
b iaeTease eompe1satioo and mileage
Of County Co0missiensn, rseeoo-
Danding it, pasags; rssssTsd - ce0-
Dittee on psisGins. At 2 p. u. tn
Council went into executive
session. White gave notice q
The eootest proessdincs BY Baek 5es
Haniltea's seat, and The matter VA
re6oeEed totho 3om0itte o. Elections.
The hill peoviding loe TIE election Of
poblic administrations was reported
iron The committee and ID passage
rsce0n,e.ded. Wittse o0esed .
eonmunieation rejecting upon the
personal ehaEaetee q Co9. The
communicative Was Sulod out
q es6er and W. Det allowed to b
reod. Cox denounced TIE pesseata-
ton of Tie coaamunieatioo % . das-
tar1ly Outrage; ths fhet that be had
been eashieFed from The army, u true,
wou)d cut % Agass, and eoald net
AFFECT his right to hold hb seat In Tie
Council, a. disqualilt him from Tie
rights q citiseoship. The communi-
cation va rejected BY vote Of . to
8, Cox not voting.
A number a bi)ls wese reported
with the reoommendation that they
Be paDed. House bin q, concerning
jurore, VS. Rod . third time and
passed. A number Of notices were
given Of bills to b hereafter intro
duced.
Meadow introduced bill for an
aet establishing . uniform system for
the drawing Of deeds. Kanouse in
trodluced . bill to amsad sectioo SD
Afth division Of the revised statutes.
Settle introduced . bill Concerning
expenses AZ the Territorial Governors
o@ce. The Houee resolved itself In
to committee Of the whole. House
bin ~. concerning unlawful inter-
eiscc 'r..'''s."i,iy known - the ''gng
law''-w. ~ taken up and was made
The the subject Of lengthy discussion.
Blake, OGady, Comfy aud othes
favored the repeal Of the law. For
bic and others opposed its repeal.
Mayhem, Mantle and others advoca-
ted . modification Of the penalties
provided BY the law, b.: were op-
posed to it repeal in tote. A motion
to report the bill hack to the House
with . recommendation that It be
pessed was lost, and the hill was re-
ported back to the House with no
Recommendation. A motion TO refer
the bill to the committee on judiciary
wa lost. The committee ruse and
the House adjourned until 10 .. M
Tuesday.
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For Rant.


Two stores On Upper Main street, tut
doe4SaWtf Clear Grit Mine.
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Reushaw Opera House.

Welch's Comedy Company, which
apYears 1t Reushaw Opera H0use to
nsOrrOw night, consists of ten star
artists, who have won eucOniun.s
from the press at the principal cities
along the line Of the Northern Pacific
railroad, and at Helena, where they
played very successfnl engagement
hast week. The character Of the
entertainments given by this COM
pany are diversified BY the intr'duc-
ton Of skvtehGs, which, embrace In
their s.r'l'e, drama, comedy, music
aud song, - ~ 10 divest them OF the
wearying tension, inc:dlent to heavy
drama, an.l Investing the entire
entertainment with spirit NJ 1.-THE
son,e advertisement, which makes
tie play thoropghly enjoyable. Il
may alsO l,e raid that the enta stain
n.ent II entir.ly fire. from Immoral
ar iml,s, alext illusions.
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But One Chance q Year

To secure such bargains ~ will In
Offered At r.. l.. BDnner h e.. RENT
naMt sale to commence Monday,
February 9Th, 1SSs. l!jan Il ut
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A large 0rist Mil. all complete and In
1unnlnG order, a lsss 0ne Oouelaso Crusher.
- ton capacity. Inquire Ut
JOHN CARHART.
1l-ckWll 0aUMAck, Montana.
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Prem ~ DAILY e Tuesday.
mRLA0DD :O00lSD1DD0R.
Woman's 0tedulity and Mans
rseAdy 0oses Lucy Abeal
o0,0oo.

Lucy Abel b . well known deaf
Zen II 0alena street, where she haa
TOT many months piled her aveeation
and with the thrilt u the plegsnatic
German race, Of which she b . de.
scrndant, has thriveu and xathesed
unto herself many sheksis, which
che from time to time Deposited In
the strong box Of one Of our city
banks. Last summer she met q
young naan named Louis Dubois.
The acquaintance soon ripened into
IN attachment, and Dubois, who had
previously beeu content with the
humble lot Of y tean,st@r, blossoused
into the we'll dressed psoprietor Of .
Main street lodging hose The In
timaey between the two Wa kept
Up, and Duboise became the Major
Domo and conhl)eutia, adviser Of
Mis- Lucy, who frequently required
his advice ~ t. the peopef
disposal Of her accunula.iug store Of
golden eagles, which now amounted
tn over &, on. Dubois lad but little
faith In the stability VI banks Or the
honesty of bankers. and he frequent
" urged upon Miss Al II the propsi-
ETY. of witbdrA wing her .lsp ,sit from
the bank, ~ It might burst, or The
banker might run away. She finally
yielded to bis persuasive arxun,euls
and few days since drew from The
hank her g., OD0, aud upon the disln-
terestes) advice Of Dubois. she rippedl
open . sean, in finely quilted elk
skirt and securely sswei therein tho
twenty crisp 500 bills. There they
renlajned In fancietl security until
yesterday she had occasion 10 70 IN
town, and leaviux Dubois in char9e
Of the house: aud the quilted skirt
hanging Ia IN unlocked wardrobe.
1t II, =. M, she went out shopping
and returned 1T noon. On l,er return
there wss nothing to warn her
Of the Hateful truth. The
house MAS In order. and Dubois
was there, pleasant, tslkative and
natural ~ life. Abs,ut one
O'Clock Dubois LEFT the house and
soon alterwarl, Lucy more from
habit than = loubt \, to it, salty In.
spectetl the quilted hank Of deposit.
The seam was ripped! sn.l In the
place OF ~ crisp $iOO bilk, there by
% crisp Wabssl, Isailrcstl advertise
'a,ents! A further investigation dis
covered the absence Of = revolver
and esH worth Of diamond rings
which had been left In charge Of the
[a'se d )n,". TIE lxlise were in,me-
lately put upon the track Of dubois,
md he WAS heard from, yesterday
Afternoon riding Oh horseback In the
direction Of silver Bow. He viii
be captured, aud 1T least .
portion N the money recovered. In
I;'e meantime Lucy Abeil l,as lnst all
In mankind, and ex-
presses herself ~ willing tn spesd
he s., ono I" put him In the peniten-
larry. and $sCO more for every addi-
iOnal year she can keen him there.
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John Mckinney, foreman for A.
den 4 Hines, grading contractors on
the Northern Pacific, WAS shot and
killed . few days agO In Rocky cam
yon BY w. H. Abbott.
o. the 18Th inst., . young man
named Tgattoo, w1s STUCK 6y eooe
rock In the Csbls mill and lid bic
thiGh bg0ken. He a)sO suffered some
slight internal lnjuries.
+. H. RObinsoa, Basker's druggist,
skipped o0t boeWee0 two days ~
Gently, Ioovi0g The remnant VI hjo
sfook aud e0eclo tO his credit01s, ar
anybody else WIN wanted them. The
iu5obtedDess = d, $40, most II which
= In II De0t0o.
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Sheriff Irwin went to Deer Louie
yesterday. In his afsel,se under
Sheriff BOdley Oillciates ut the Ofllce.
Hon. J. e.. Robinson, Of Deer
Lodge, came up Saturday aud n
turned to the valley town yesterday.
II. J. Blume and family went east
ON this mornings train. They will
spend some weeks IN Visiting old
friends In the states.
Agent a. Zeehandelaar will re-
main for three or four days At the st.
Nicholas. He will take an under
ground view Of our principal mines.
Mr.. VIM. Il. Hall, superintendent
VI the Alice mines and mills, Walk
erville, Montana. arrived from the
North yesterllay.-!NlN Lax" 7r;-
LuNr :.7th.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-31

The ss,ciabls last night at the resi-
slenre 81 Mr.. John Noyes Was . snc'
cess socially. financially, aud In the
general enjoyment 81 the gussts. The
spacious parlors fthe elegant Noyss'
mansion were Oiled with . congenisl
assensblage II the friends u the -
ciety and the youth and beauty 81
the city, who gath. red to show their
good will to the church and oollater-
ally to have y good time, which Wa
fully realized through the pEovitlent
alterations Of tine accomplished hos-
tess. The occusiOu was enlivened
with music, recitation, .: cial col,-
vesse AMI choice aud abundant ~
freshment, and was such IN occasion
- tO bear repetition.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-31

The Council eooveoed ut 10 .. m.
President IN TIE chair. All membesu
present. The committee On Ways
and Means reported H. b. II, IN act