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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-03-10

| the corporation cOntrlDut 1850 for
the same purpose and as to repair
of bridges, that was continued until
the next term of Court.
COCN GIL PROCEEDINGS The
City Council met Tuesday night in
adjourned session. Mayor Lambert,
pro tenn presiding.
N. j. Ditto appeared asking privi.
lege to erect stable on his prem
Uses. Referred to Building Com
mittee.
Report of Water Board and Real
Estate Committee appointed to ex-
anime into cause of delay in getting
water at the recent fire on High
Street, exonerated engineer from all
blame.
Report of Water Board in regard
to extending mains was read and
adopted. The extensions are as fol-
lows: $40 feet on Eulalia Street, 400
feet on South Raleigh Street, 500 on
Maple avenue also to have pipe on
Second Street connected.
The following changes in the wa
ter rent, recommended by the Wa
ter Board were adopted by the coun-
Gill; Water for all schools So per
year for barber shops, SO per year
for one chair, $3.50 for each addi-
tional one. Building purposes
brick 10 cents per thousand. Thomp,
son Il Co. steam boiler $50 per year
The old rates are to govern for 9TH
er purposes.
On motion, the Light Committee
were instructed to place addition
al lamps at points as follows
4th Ward on East Race Street LIST.
Ward, corner John and Spring
Streets; 2nd. Ward, Race and
Raleigh, near G. V. depot; 9Th,
Ward, Loman's corner, and one on
HODGE Street; Sd Ward corner Ger.
man and Stephens Street, and one
at hill near distillcry.
Committee appointed to request
the County Court to make appropri-
atoms to improve public square, also
to take charge of bridges, reported
that court had matter under con-
sideration. Committee also recon-
mended that petition of Markle &
Sons be granted, provided they be
governed by ordinance here
after to be enacted; on motion
granted. Committee reported that
a chain bridge would be advisable
for bridge back of shops.
DIR. McSherry complained of Off
GERS shooting in the street, endang-
ering lives of citizens and moved the
matter be inquired into.
Petition of DIR. +. c. Williams,
asking indemnity for loss at fire was
taken up, land report Of Water Board
and Real Estate Committee was or
ders spread on minutes and copy
thereof sent to petitioner.
1t was ordered that w. f. Sprinkle
and DR.. Il. e. Williams be relieved
of taxes for 1882 on their respective
properties destroyed by fire.
Ordered that head tax Of John
GroZinger for 1880, be refunded.
Chairman of Water Board was
authorized to insert in city papers
notice asking bids for digging
trenches for extension Of mains.
The Street Com. were instructed to
draw an ordinance requiring per-,
mission from the Mayor before dig
ging up the streets.
All bills were ordered paid.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-03-10
From the Gerardstown Times, this

From the Gerardstown Times, this
county:
Six weeks old pigs bring $4 apiece
at public sales in this neighborhood.
Mr.. A. J. Bowers, of this place,
has been present at every session of
his Sunday School for the last seven
years.
On the last day of February Char.
lie Baker captured the livliest kind
of grasshopper on his lot adjoining
town.
Harry G. V. Campbell of Berkeley
Springs is spending few days in the
village. We understand he designs
entering the ministry and will enter
upon the course Of study in a few
days.
BURNED TO DEATH The resi-
dence of Mr.. Simon Cronise, a short
distance from Frederick, Nd, was
destroyed by fire shortly before l
O'Clock Friday morning, and his
wife and one of his children perish
ed in the flames. The family resid !.
ed in two. story log house. They
retired about 9 O'Clock Wednesday
night, leaving roaring fire in the
kitchen stove, around which was
packed the wood for the morning.
About midnight, Mr.. Cronise and
wife, who slept in the second story
with their seven children, were
awakened by the smell of smoke.
There was also an old deaf and dumb
man named Henry Plummer in the
house. Upon awakening, Mr.. Cron-
Use rushed to the stairway leading
down, and upon opening the door
was met by perfect sheet of flame.
He realized the position of those de.
pendent upon him at once, and call
ed his wife to smash out one of the
several small windows, about Is by
20 inches, and let the smoke escape.
The children were almost sutfocated
now, and the confusion in the dark
ness was great. Mrs. Cronise told
her husband to jump from the win
dow, and she would drop the several
younger children down to him, and
she would then follow. Mr.. Cronise
did as requested. All the little ones
had safely landed in their fathers
arms but one little five-year old girl,
who her mother had in her arms and
was just IN the act OF dropping out
through the window, when. ike q
flash, the old deaf and dumb man
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-03-10
For Rent.

| will also rent my Wooden Factory
from the lst of April next. Tmar3
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DIED..

rs HdV rGtes-.fpe cents per hne-for Obituary No
ices beyond the usual announcement.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-03-17
STATE NEWS.

Guntersvills is having . businsss boom.
Dale has I've prospsrous voolen mills.
Alabama coal Aells cover 1O,S60 square
miles
The Selma G. 2. church 10 conducting .
revival
The Mccain hotel at Oxfordsborned on
the 14th.
Farm laborsrs are in great demand in
Greene county.
Tuskeges whiskey men psy /. license Of
$500.
A. P. Kirkpatrick Of Picks,s county.
va recently kicked 70 death BY . horse.
Thsrs are nine cases Of small pox near
Hickory Flat, AarshAil county.
4 colorsd boy was caught in the arms of
. giu near Florence and mashed 10 death
Mrs. Bennett Of Oaky Streak. aged LOG
has tho measles for the second time.
The Birmingham Age asserts that IN see
farm will soon Be started near thai city.
Bob CockrsA vac hanged At Clayton on
the 9th for the murder Of n. L. Drew.
Montgomery will soon have letter car
Yiers.
Ceng1sssman Herndon is not expected to
live.
Measles are prevalent in Cullmaa Co.
The Alabama Dental Association meets
in Montgomery on the 10th.
Bishop Quinland, Catholic, Of Mobile,
died on the eth.
Corn planting is progressing rapidly in
South Alabama.
A. R. Kelley Esq. has bssn elected
Mayer Of Marion.
The EutAw oil mills turns out daily 160
gallons Of oil.
The State Press Association meets in
Selma the latter part Of Nay.
VIM. HArbin, Of Winston co., while clear
ing land vas recently killed by . falling
tres.l
Bullock county has AA Indian woman
100 years old, Who served Gen. Ja.tson -
. cook ----
Huntsville gazette., 1883-03-17
NEWS and SENTIMENT
from Colored E1chAnGes)

$4,000 Freedmen in the Indian Territory
have never voted.
Lexington. Ky, has eolorsd mail car
rfer.
Savannah. Ga. has . colorsd Military
Academy.
There in nearly An exodus Of colored peo
pie from North Carolina 10 Arkansas. -'
Mr.. T. F. Cassells OF Memphis, has been
appointed Surveyor of Customs.
There are two thrifty colorsd jewelers. in
Augusta. Ga.
The colored Normal School at Raleigh,
N. c., WIS totally by FIRE on the 9th. 1t
will be rebuilt.
The Kentucky Republican thinks that
Bishop Turner having so signally failed as
. politician should keep hands off now that
be has donned the sacred robes.
1t is not 70 much law that the Negro
stands in need of, as it is an equable Sen
forcement of the enactmsnts. Indeed, the
Negro il now la,ocd too much. A change
in public opinion il what he wants.
We still take it for granted thst the mon
ey expended BY the faithful DR.. Rust. of
the Frssdmen's Aid Society of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, is recognized by all
who see with their eyes as the most profit
able. most to tho glory Of God and the
good Of the nation spent BY .:that church ;
and yet it spends millions ANNUALLY. -
Christian Recorder.
We have in our town q colorsd man who
IL as much Of iprodigy.las the veritable
! ''Blini Tom. >. HIS name il Zach Taylor,
born in Carteret County OF parents Who
we're slaves, is 33 years Of age, never went
70 school in his life, and yet he can build >
mill, repair . watch. tans . pians, or
print newspaper. The most remarkable
gift be has, however. il the ability to Ire.
peat Scripture, which he can do for hours
1t time without making mistake. There
isn't his equal in North Carolina OF in the
south. for that matSsr. Beaufort Telephone
Huntsville gazette., 1883-03-17
Alabama Iron Industries.
INA RHRIvING CONDITION.

IN A RHRIvING CONDITION..
Spec al telegram to the Inter Ocean.
WASHINGTON, March l3-"Ex.
Senator Willard Warner, of Alabama,
is in the city, and reports that the
iron interests of his state are in 8
very thriving condition. He says
that Mr. Morgan in his speeches in
the Senate did not represent correct
ly their interests. Hs says the Sena-
tors statement that they did not need
protection is not true; that they do
need projection rs much as the North
ern n-rlakers, because white they
Can make pig iron cheaper there, ow-
ing to the difference in the price Of
labor. than in the North, they are SO
much further from market the differ
ehce is consumed in freights. He says
they are making chiefly charcoal iroE,
which they ship to Cincinnati and
Chicago. paying as high IS 81 and So
q ton for freight. For this reasou
they have no advantage in the mar
kets over Northern producers Of pig
iron. They are making q good des
of stone-coal iron, also, but not with.
out coking the coal. Mr.. Morgan il
reported to have stated there ws.
plenty Of coal in alabama whic,
made first-class iron just a. it cawr
from the mines. Mr.. Warner say,
this is not true. There il not q par
ticle of ccal in Alabama which couIo
be used in making iron without frst
being coked. Mr.. WarHer said b.
had recommended the Tariff Com
mission to leave
THE DUTY ON PIG IRON
where it WAS. Said he: With us il
is question OF labor. We cannot
make . ton Of charcoal hot-blast iron
Tor less than SIS. In Alabama and
Georgia the material in state Of
nature for ton of iron costs only 50
cents, that is, ore in the ground, tim
her in the stump. and lime in the
quarry, leaving $14 IS for labor. We
pay about double Engii9b ssgss. o.
81 per ton of NETS more trsn i psi
in England. Thi. ia iust ln- iatr
on pig iron. Will English T'.eea n
would need no protection Ard eeuii
defy the world in cheapness and quail
ity of iron.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-03-17
Eject oi the ..:.iorgan Bill" /"

The passage BY the Senate Of the
bill entitled an act TO exclude the
public lands Of Alabama from tho op-
GRAFTON Of laws relating to Miner.!
lands Is credited g Senator Morgan.
It.can not BE- called an unmixed bless
ing.
The Memphis Avalanche ofl Thus'
day, editorially, sifts the true inward
ness Of thslbill.1 follows |:
"Tus Alabama mineral land act
which became a law at the close OF
the late congress seems to be . good
thing for the speculators. 1t involves
l 500, 900 acres Of iron lands and
ESQ, 900 acres OF coal lands. Hereto
fore the sales Of these lands were sub
ieet to the same conditions - mineral
lands in;otherstates, towit In linn
tied parcels at $3.50 and S. per acre
for iron lands. and $40 and $50 for
coal lands. Under the new law these
lands can be cold in unlimited par
cells at 81. IS per acre. The land sharks
Can now step to the front. Senator
Edmunds who has q nose for Jobs
scented = huge job in this Alab&ma
bill but Senator Morgan succeeded. in
putting it through in spite Of his op-
position"
Huntsville gazette., 1883-03-17
Tough On Chills,"

Cnres 5 cas.s for 25 cts in cash or stamps
Nailed bv John Parham, Atlanta. Ga.
If Won don't like the use of sickenlnl
nil for ronr headach. AMI constipation
inst try one dose Of Bsiley's Saline Aperl
ent, and YOU will never uss another pil
for the same purpose.
This is to certify thu. we bought ovel
Four Thousand Dollars worth of DR.
Droomgoole's English Female Bitters ant
Baiiey's Saline Aperient during the yea
1881. and from personal observation AND
public opinion. take much pleasure il
recommending them as worthy of public
confidence and favor.
THOMPSON, GEORGE x Co..
Wholesale Druggists, Galveston, Texas
Huntsville gazette., 1883-03-17
THE MISSISSIPPI OVERFLOW
A Family Rescued Alter Three Days
on . House Roof.

A Family Rescued After Three Days
on . House Roof.
St. Louis, March ia dispatch
from Helena says the first loss ofhu
man life by the. food in that region
occurred::to-day BY the upsetting OF .
house 12 miles south OF Helena, on
which were.six adults and four chill
dren. The latter drowned; the for
mer were rescued by party Of hun
ters, who took them of the roof sitter
they had clung to it three days.
Water Still FaIling-Bar in Front OF
Helena Washed Away.
Memphis, March 14.-xn associa-
ted press dispatch from Helena, Ark
says: The guags this morning shows
46 feet, 4 inches, a decline OF | inch
during the night. A line oil skiffa
has been started between this poin'
|-Johnstown, and Clarksdale, Miss.
and fat-hoats are delivering good
back through the country in accessi-
BILE streams, and the Pacific and
Southern Express companies have
resumed their regular runs oyer the
St. Louis, Iron Mountsin aud South
ern roads. Business is generally re-
.uming.
For the FIRST time in many years
there is 4 swift current coming down
the shore, indicating disposition on
the part Of the river to aesln chan :
ite channel in this vicicity. rncI.l
thissoccur, the zig bar il feont p
Helena will be greatly diipinithed il
not washed away, While the present
channel of the river will again ill up.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-03-17

Tho March Vide A,oakc maintains
in characteristic features with undi
Hinished vigor. snd some Of its arti-
eses are wsrth many times the price
st &be number. Boys Who wish to
sseesel in bssiness, end girls Who
vish 70 lssrs The woDanly art %
l,rs-making. viii do we'll 70 study
ia pagsA while those vho seek only
s.ousmsat viii iiad delightful pages
for their Aelsctation. Price $3.50.
D, LArxRoP 4 Co., Publishers.
Bostsa, IsnL
Huntsville gazette., 1883-03-17

That North Carolina should fur
Aish the only colored Representative
il Congress while Mississippi and
South Carolina have large najsrities
Of colsrsd voters, u exceeding strange
There is something rotten in Den
mark, indeed
Huntsville gazette., 1883-03-17
The Height of Folly.

To wait untilyyou are in bed with DIS
ease you may not get over for months, il
the height of folly, when you might be
easily cured during the early SYMPTOMS by
Parkers Ginger Tonic. We have known
sickly families made the healthiest. by 3
timely use Of this pure medicine : -Obserue'
Huntsville gazette., 1883-03-17

A Gsoaa,A judge has abolished the
practice Of kissing tho Bible in taking
a cath, in his court. He considers
it time wasted q the oath 10 just
binding without the kissing.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-03-17

IT is a reflection upon the good
sense and judgment Of the people Of
Madison county to say thrt the Leg
islaturs did wrong in requiring them
10 elect their school officers.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-03-17

4 CALL Aas bean made by the Ken
tucky Republican Central Com nittse
1ss Republican Ssats Goa ventiou 10
hsst in Lsxingtonss on ths 2Srd OF
Hay 10 nominate Q candidate for Gov
sFaor and ether state officers.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-03-17

WHES the Hos. Jas. +. Rapier re-
tires from the Collectorship there
will not then be Federal position Of
any dignity held BY . colorsd man in
Alaban&. Can the party afford this!
Huntsville gazette., 1883-03-17
Notice for Publication.
Land Office. Huntsville, Ala
February 2Sth, 1888

February 2Sth, 1888
Notice Is hereby given that the fol
lowing named settler has filed notice
Of his intention to make final proof il
support of his claim, and secure fina
entry thereof and that said proof will
be made before the Register and Re-
ceiver at Huntsville, Ala, on the 14tf
day of April. 1883. HID. entry No
1851 Southeast quarter Northwes'
quarter East-half SOuthwe .t-quarter
Northwest quarter Southea st-qnarie
Section Township Range 3 East
Alexander Wright-tv prove his con
tin,iouS Residence anI cultivation
said tract, and names tie follow ing .
his s.ae. ses. viz Missouri Myers,
W. w. Hawkins, j 4. Hutchett, }. {
Ru.icage. hunts Sta, Tenn. Missouri
Myers is of Francisco, Ala.
JNO. NJ. CROSS,
March 3-5w. Register.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-03-17

"ruEA STEERS" is the .euphonious
title oi-a tri-monthly Gresnhsck pa
Per published by Scion Chase in
Maine.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-03-17

DIR. Talmags will lecture in Bir.
minghan next Monday on the
bright Side Of Things" Al ahap
py illustration he could point Out
that the Wiggin's storm only pre-
rented us ito bright side.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-03-17

ASSISTANT Treasurer A. U. Wymsn
Was appointed Thursday, Treasurer OF
the United States, vice Treasurer
Gil6llan resigned.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-03-17

fr is IN ubsolvsd problem how the
kio Of Democratic newspapers Of
Huntsville viii get along together
Will the union be short or long -
wnd At the parting will there be sad
vighinss Of "When shall vs three
go. ..,u 80
Huntsville gazette., 1883-03-17

FEAHs of the overflow of the Miss
issippi bottoms have for the present
ceased, the great river having crawl
cd back into its bed.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-03-17
0h,MyBack!

That's a common express
sion and has a world OF
meaning. How much suf-
fering IS summed up in il.
The singular thing about
il is, that pain in the back
is occasioned by SO many
things. May be caused by
kidney disease, liver COM
plant, consumption, cold,
rheumatism, dyspepsia, over
work, nervous debility, &c.
Whatever the cause, don't
neglect it. Something is
wrong and needs prompt
attention. No medicine has
vet been discovered that
will so quickly and surely
cure such diseases as
BRowN's IRON B1TTERs, AMI
it does this by commencing
at the foundation, and max
ing the blood pure and rich.
VIM. P. Marshall, Of Logans-
port, Indiana, writes: My wife
has for many years been trou-
bled from pain in her back
and general debility incident
to her sex. She has taken one
bottle of Browns Iron BItters,
and l can truthfully say that
she has been 80 much benefited
that she pronounces it the
only remedy Of many medi-
cines she has tried"
Leading physicians and
clergymen use and recon-
mend BRowN's IRON BIT
TIERS. 1t has cured others
suffering as you are, and it
will cure you.
aH - <sS1S
Huntsville gazette., 1883-03-17
Highly Esteemed.

The youthful color aud a rich lustre arr
restored to failed or gray hair by the nse
of Parker's Hair B .lsam, harmless dress
ing highly esteemed for its perfume anc
purity.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-03-17

JUDGE MupD's retirement from the
bench Of Birmingham circait was
caused BY feeble health.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-03-17

RKpuBLlCANs Of Georgia propose to
make . vigorous fight to elect > sue
eessor TO the late Gov. Stephens.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-03-17

A DISASTER occurred on the Ohio
the 15th-the steamer Enquirer col
liding with the DOry Coblen and sink
ing.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-03-17

CLARENCE HIRE, tae member OF the
james gang recently pardonsd, died
Monday st his home in Logan Co.,
ky.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-03-17

e. z Welcome Home.
EMr. WIN. Nysrsy architect and
builder. has returned from Florida
snd viii resume busines here.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-03-17
SATURDAY, MARCH 17tA. 1883.

HAzsr thinks Virgins is 4 fraud
and Virgins returns the compliment.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-03-17

mother" Doctor, is she dangerous and what
IL her afiictionf"
Doctor" Yes madam. she Is dangerously I'll.
rThe ventrculay and aurcular forces Eot in equ
Iibrium, there is Gn increased centripctal action
about the cerebruun and medulls oblongats, the
portal circulation vascllRtes, suspended Nature
seems hestating. ami I-'
EIofher-" Stop, for heavens sake stop and 20
to work at once"
D0cf0y--.I will do all can"
Mother. afer two weeks have expired
"Daughter, our Doctor shall be discarded ct once.
Two weeks and no relief. will procure that which
you desired ut frst."
DUss0hteS, in a low tone-'I an glad, ard think
Il the only thing that will health.''
Huntsville gazette., 1883-03-17


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Huntsville gazette., 1883-03-17

! .xain :
Huntsville gazette., 1883-03-17
a DOCTORS TRousLES.

Mother" You did wrong in wearing that thin
dress. this cold damp nj ght."
Daughfey-"I did, and am now paying the
penalty. Sarah Goss suffered in the same way
please get that which relieved her"
Mother" Nonsense IN do no such thing,
but will send for our Docfor'
Daughter" Doctor keeps one In bed
long time and porrs down q vast quantity OF nedi-
cine, besides making daily changes"
Huntsville gazette., 1883-03-17

THOMPSON, GEORGE q CO..
Wholesale Druggists, Galveston, Texas
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-28

BUTTE, u. r., Feb. II. .loo3
The following are the wholesell
price, paid BY merchants aud hotel
keepeso ~ the oounmoilltleo enumer.
ated, delivered from the wagon.
Price llst carefully corrected every.
saturday: .
FIosr Ruby Valley. xxx, >s.sa
per cwt.
Nill Creek, XXXX, $3.50
percwt.
Kansas 1xxxeA75.
nakesu, 3l..5.
Mn Crek. New Process. $500.
(3allatin, q. 20 per cwt.
Union 4ills, New Process, Cream,
Of the valley, tA.0O
! Rsey Vs .!!l!s.Iy, Icsy erces..l 4;@
tl.U.
Utsh Common, $3.50
Utah Choice, >8.5.
Graham, 900.
Wheet Pss IT,. = cts.. fair demand.
Butter, per h., $50 50 cts.
EGQ, per dOeen, $40 ~ Ct.
Corn Neal, g..
Beet, corcass, 4 ctr.
Deets, 81 Ctr. peflb.
Hay per ton, G ~
Bailed Hay, per ton, t2l@@
Cheese, 10 . cts.
Barley, 3s5(s:ss.5 50 per cwt.
Dried beans, Montana, Z IT..
Mutton, ID cts.
Posk, dresse<i, II cts. per H..
Veal, u! cts. per ID.
Chickens, q G $50 per dozen.
Wood, 500 @ t7.N
RutalAgas, J. cts. per H..
Potat0es, q 500 LIS 7 s.wt.
Hausage, u cts. per IL.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-28
SUMMONS.

- the District Cesss q the 3eessnd Judi.
eial District q ~ Tertiary Of Montana. In
- a,s - coS:sy Il n :ilvss s9 = .,,,,,.
ts..eis " Hoegeot. Roeeit = (haness.
asRs: o!ovsleeH Co., p'a'"tins, ". Charles
4: 0eees, Acceolent.
go elso6ls0 - Charsss :. bales defendant.
Yea ~ .e.cey seassrsd = se3:.r is 2.
49, 5Si;Sisi 6issr;ss q - TSsrssss, q
Neoeano, 10 aad 1be the eounty q etlve!
evw,. asd - answer ~ complaint aled
ehog6is. W1lAin oeo days (exeo0slvs of the
~ = x ida ~ 3: tsss,S;
D!.e!ise: viihia iv:s9y en-; eshcrxi::
yien!e 10y aays; Q. !sdecene - d q :Ht
80 q - ssoIla!si.
yea tbr saa9 q s9S6 ss.Me. VIII
3nlesese q. !se - ~. ~ the rate a.
g - az q Jess.sy. 4. :. 10, siieassa
go 90 oyssesah 8 &c 1snsinx aoa!s
q ~ e1e0ce Arn g 6.dee. 1Eovnloe Z
81 do q S So: ia: "a: !" s ;sc :a%
q 0o33 0-l0I. 40 Tie furahes sum 1T el5 H.
1eoa aseeant q eoeds, vases and nscr-
esa.a!:e ~, ::1 dsl .t 49,, .os ~ + H.; l.
pIoiseiae - : vaiaease oonet6es.tIon: Also
8 ToooVee ~ pleietia's 60 10 asd dtsbaTse-
0ome0 ioeogTed 10 thls aeejnn.
And yoo ~ hogeoy nos1oel that. u you
all . o0D001 a01 answer aaid complaint
. eaovS Toqslged ahe sotd ptaintj6k Win
tako . joAGnoas b. 4sooelt e6oinst you f.T
~ suin q $50 1<Mo, with lntege0e thereon
at ~ rate prayed 6b9 % pr Dleonsl6s con-
Djeint g 0te herein oTd Il eOsts of suit.
0lVo0 unaef ny hand and The
sssi q 10 DlslFiet Coar, o. -
wee ~ District AZ the Terri
(>) toCy q 1oneaoe, In ssSo 10! ne
(L.s.{ euanly e eilver D0w, this ~, DAY Of
10y JAM, IN lhe yeor Of cur Limit one
lS01sand 0iGhl huudrcl and esgi,ty
ReUDRE L. DAVIS, Clerk.
C0AS. .. WARREN, DDeputy, Clcsk.
XIa01WnW
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-28

On last Saturday evening . Re
bekah degrve, !. q. q. f., was insti-
tuted IN Butte. with the following
omcess duly e3seted and Installed: n.
G., Nm. Fifer; v. g.. Mn. Cora c.
llajoss; Permanent &c.,, Nm. Phil
pot; Rec. see., Grssn Aajoss; Tvsas-
urer, Mn. Geo. Newkirk; Coaductos.
ms. +. J. TAylos; WasdeD, John
I.eaver; O. g., W. Pinkham; I. g.,
Mn. SchsSes; q. s. n. G., An
York; r. 8. X. g., II. AeMurphy;
II. g. v. a., Mn. Rattss; l.. &. v.
g., Nrs. Leave1. Mr.. Henry No
Murphy, ID. D. @. H., va the o@ei-
aliag officer. Ate! the essss,soaies
reireshnsents were served, and .
pleasant gs,od time was enjoyed BY
oil present.