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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-16
COURT REPORTS.


THURSDAY, March Is, 1888.
Toussaint L'Estrade, native of
France. naturalized.
People vs. Gregorio Castro-Embez-
element. Sentenced to two years in the
State prison.
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Eagle Corps, N. @. @.

REGULAR meetings at the Armory, Cour
street, every Friday evening at O'Clock.
W. II. ii. RUSSELL,
Captain Commanding.
G. A. KELLER, First Sergeant. je24u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-16

turn her propeller. This lsosens the
sand, which Is carried away by the cur.
rent. By this method he deepened the
channel Of the Columbia river eighteen
feet, by width Of seventy five feet, in
twenty minutes. Why would not this
system work well on the all-absorbing
debris question:
Mr.. ]. w. Hellman, President Of the
Farmer 4 Merchants Bank, yesterday
received his commission from Governor
Stoneman as Regent Of the University
Of California for sixteen years. When
it first became apparent that the Senate
would not confirm the appointments of
Governor Perkins, Mr.. Hellman, who
had been appointed to I'll the unexpired
term Of D. o. Mills, which had four
years to run, at once rendered his resig-
nation, which was held by Governor
Stoneman for some time to await the
action Of the Senate. Finding that the
Senate still adhered to its resolution OF
not confirming the appointees Of Gov
ernor Perkins, Governor Stoneman ac-
cepted the resignation and at once ap-
pointed Mr.. Hellman for q full term.
This is an appointment in every way fit
to be made. Mr.. Hellman is GENTLE
man who has shown by the management
Of the institution whose affairs he has
directed with such marked ability for a
number Of years, that he will carry to
the deliberations Of the Board Of Re-
gents an experience that will be invalu-
able in the handling of the numerous
financial trusts confided to their caro-.
We congratulate Governor stoneman on
his selection, and tho Board Of Regents
on collaboration SO well qualified TO
render efficient service in the manage
ment Of it, Affair.".
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-10

h bsasa e sss.Av ssnainss-
-. haviag 11hpsse1 q ssa1lae -
D0. alDo01s4 y1s1OoV. h
Goost Aooso 0o1ooe ~ ioobguDa1lY
ssasldsse1, anA ~ beasa oseo - =
ioovi1sn1y b 1sse q ~ in0s1lp
- eeosEsusojeo = . oouee heuso 60
~ Vhjeh vln y . Ggo11e - -
soooty as1 - esaa0sat - ~ ~.
oo1egal lbon1joaD hovo beo0 sQmn11r
q, 81 ps0pssty e0lgod ~ 49, -
- esa1ly 49, bssa iaspss1s1 - ~
0embep e u beasd. A. ~ -
ell nsstiag nat lGseaay ~ ~
~ viii psseably - hgoaGhe - ssa
1s1ni1ely Alspsss1 q. h 0aeose
- aQPsintinga esas1ab)s - IN ~
voeooey saassd y ~ lsilals -
qualify - Z. G. 1saAy. VIZ ~
s1ested - ~ 1sPsb)lean tiekst ~
Nevs@bef; vim alse pssaahly - II.
pesoa - 6 Neoda0's seasIeo. 0sv.
ssal sao116aess ~ ~ peeillea 80
h ~ 80, a0sag vixen Caq1ala
Owsos asa 0sosgs PssEsss sesa -
- the nDsoG pCo0joeok
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Tomorrow, expires the extrsa,e
Limit within which The great Storm
psedbeted By . CAnalla ftsod named
e. 6toas WiGgis, va 70 sweep The
country, Carrying with It dsstsuetio0,
devagtoGloo and dooth. We have
heard q but one psssen In this city
Who attached sameieot inpoetance
70 the weather shasp's prsdietjea to
make any prspasatisa fox ths dire
visitation. A gentleman living In
~ western Postjes of The city ealled
loe hi lantern last night, when the
wits q biz bosom informed him she
- trimmed The lamp and PIT Il In
~ cellar 10 II the hoass blown down
and ~ do have to stay In The cellar
Sunday night W won't 10 In The
dark." An investigates developed
~ fast that ths Thoughtful wife had
.et only lighted, bat tucked and pro
visiessd tie dinsy little cellar for .
ueeths sjege. It = se1s to ny that
- oss in Butte will loss any sleep
te-sight - account of Virgins pce-
djetion. He woold have done batter
hsd hs hxsd Tie date ten days later
whsa The eqainoxtial Storm might
have cosne to the rescue 70 ave .
noiety ofhis badly shattered rrputa-
ton - . peognostieatog.
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1Ae seaalsh sns)ose, sssllag ~
01o ~ 0Qeh1e q pss6oelag
absueeoe ~ q bal1lsa ~ ~ =
a11nsl1ag . 80 Asal q is1sssst
a9eag ov1suD q baGe nsoal e1alms
II TIL ooeeioo. An e1tI1oColnogy
altsas1jea bpsessa1ea b ~ poalba+
~ vAsh = sPsssf sp Ase Asvs1spiag
slesspoet viii IL s0au an.sooe q
2Qsoal ssqsiled In thsls eoosGsre-
tlsa. 0soele0ss vhe ase iaessss1ed
h ~ Tidal Wavo distsiet ~ ~
vssliGaliag the matter Win . vIsv
- intssdoelng ~ 6poojsh snsl
I'm II that Aistsjet. Thy
essld sn1ssbas1ly - ussd tAsss
- Ose1 s1vss1agA a.A alse il ~
0assdals, Wieao. Tsa Mils al
sthss aAnss wAsss salsoe psodo0t
na10L Tho Ressv Prev ~ ~ ~
hving te0y absat ~ soeeessfsl In
tgodae1iea a thess s0eltsss In
Dosk0 diDts3et:
"A. II. WalDey, Who arrived fkoQ
0aghs9 yeotegdaV, loebsne cur Topogt-
= Ut u new 60eo1ee = ID e9eea-
t6oo aGnio and guo0inI.oooooasl6l1y.
IAo 1aRn0ee Wae b9ilt 1usi14 tie
ed weather md oo0ooqoo0t)V Was
not = 1nsaboo - + Woold hovo 1850.
athegviDe. A>ee ~ ''bos1 ~" 80
nnmnannA II vwhnl m raUhk
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09spe0sloa.

Il Aas been knovn In buslas0 cir.
- ~ se0s tine past that 0sosgs
WagEso, beot and shoe 6ealss, with
bga1eh seoCeD q Butte and Dooeala1,
W. hbosiag under Ananeial eobar-
sass0sst; ut u va believed that he
hlgs bssiosss dooe by he Bsseaan
beasch, aodaa insreasin9 tsade here.
woald psll hin throssh. About twe
wssks - Msssgs. Foespaagh 1 Tar
be9 q g. Rsul, and n. d. Wells 1
O.. Of Chicago, who ase larxs
essditoss. plaesdthsir elains, ansant-
isG - el2.ao0. 10 the hands u 4sDsA
IsA,s't. LII. 4 levitt, attos1eys, who
secarsi bill of sa)e 70 tho1R clients
hem M. Waxrea q February 9Th.
6inco that date Mr.. Warrea has co..
dseted TIE basi.eo - the agsst q
the st. Raal and Chicago eredjtogs
until hst Wednesday, when the bssi.
Doas W. takea ct q his hands and
tho Store closed. Mr.. win Chielett,
IopCesenting Nesszs. u. D. Wells 4
Co., took ehaEEs q he store ysstsr-
ny, and viii dispose q the stock in
the interest Il esehitoss, anlsss M.
WaSEon should suocoed % Erecting
~ assangems0t to Essame b0siness,
lbr which parpose 10 b now In Salt
Lake CITY.
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Order IT, Show CSllls~'.

In The Probate Ualrt In Sni for silver lIs,w
County, Montana Ttrrllcry. IL the matter
Of the estate Of R0ll~ tutchcr. deceased.
The estate OF Roiia Butcher, Deceased. hnv-
Ing died petition herein praying 4 ali cs,i.r
Of sale OF . part Of the real estate. az SSH!
deseIcnt for the purE0erx therein vet firth.
Il II therefore ogdertd hy the i"L:t. III said
cOnrt that all persnlss imteyesiCxl IN the e..
tals 1T xa'd deceased appear cfiTc the SAID
Probate CsDust an N0nsisy, the 3ih .lay ..
April. 1859, at Z O'Clock W the afternoon M
::ss "sy q Tue 800 c"s't ,''e n o. @ea r"es;s
cuonty ~ silver l3ow, ~ show cause Why
an Or Yer sl,HII' not BE- granted ~ the sail
adn.lniatrAt ~ sell 4, much 0f the r.'al e.
onry. X. T.. KNOX. Judge.
Dated ihIs 9Th day a.f March. -. j.. isa.
Incis l0xw6W
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-10

Deing . heavy basinsas-ths sleoe
yasd.<Ccusie9 Journal Doing .
n9ht belsln~-tho ~ woeks.-
DsumDee. poing snls basinM-
the hank vaulto.-Datoo. Duing .
nave hoslno0-tbo co0etesy Con-
pany-Now 6ealh. Doing . 0edl-
m bsslnese-the 9Pisitsalis1sL-
0sip. Dolsgs iaGtling baslness-she
In shop-Omoha Dee. Dolng . 11e
busioesD-the jDd00.-Deo0ssang.
Doing . hse basiaeD (s11 6ea't yoa
lpnrof ~ homilgoa6D-BUroko oontl.
nel Dolag . Hghlnlag bojssD-tbe
1nnn9nnnh 0nnD0DH.
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The Nootana parlia0ent adjourned
at midni9he Tbuns6Ay night. The
silver Bow deception probably ~
turned On last nights coeoh, which
had 1ot arrived q dime q eoiDg to
pssss.
In6ogmalion h wanted concerning
the e4istenoo and rvoi0onco Of WIN.
Walsh, formesly q Adrian, Mich
iIon, hyhis nephew, Jno. A. Ws)sh,
Jaekooo 1fSeht1an.
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Produce Market Report

BUTTE, n. r., March 10, 1853
The following are the whOlesali
prices paid by merchants and hute
keepers for the commodities cnulncre
ated, delivered from the wagon
Price list carefully corrected every.
saturday:
Flour Ruby Valley, XXXX, 1854
per cWt.
- Mill Greek, XXXX, 1850
lercwt.
Kansas xxx >4.75.
- Bakers, $4.3:5.
Mill Creek, New Pr0sx.ss. $500.
0allxtin, $40 per cwt.
Union Mills, New Process, Cream
Of the Valley, $4.UU
Ruby Valley. lnew process $500
t3.3n.
Utah Common, 1926
Utah Choice, $;I.5O.
Graham, 14.OO.
Wheat per H., =! Cts, fair .ten,auc.
Oats, 31OOat $50.
Butter, per h., 35ls, ~ cts.
Eggs, per dozen, 4iGi; y, cts.
Corn Meal, &c.
Beef, CARCASS, : cts.
Beets, 81 cts. perlb.
Hay per ton, $:N" 81
Hailed Hay, per ton, $::s::Cr23'
Cheese, l6(a 70 cts.
Barley, $2.35G 10 per cwt.
Dried beams, Montana, : cts.
Mutton, 10 Its.
Pork, dren~s'', ~ cts. per H..
Veal, L.: cts. per H..
Chickenx, - e $3.50 l,er tls,:cn.
Wood, e'.5O e. $6.OO
Rutabagas, ]. cts. PER H..
Potatoes, 81. 75c. 80 Il cwt.
Sausagc, Is cts. per H..
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Geo. l.. Traey Of Guraoek 4 Fiseh-
q, Chicago, = interviewing the
trade ID this city.
J. v. Bogest has resigned the
reesivsssbip q the Boeeman land
00co.
WIN Chis)stt, q Salt Lake, rspss-
ssnting several eastssn boet and shoo
manuihetusss, = IN The city.
Hoe. William 81. Dewitt, who be-
beea isdisposed daring the pest lev
days, wae shle to b ont Yesterday.
Edward r. Crosby, Esp, Of Hsls-
N, = acting = Cnited States Attoe.
ny al iaseriss, In The absence q NJ.
Dewitt
w. A. Ralstoa wore . bea0ing
eountesasee yesesrday In ooase-
qusnes II the receipt q vsey hvora-
- ssws isgssdang his wi1ss health.
0eeeys II. Hem, Tie sxtenslve
beiek uaanuk.etursr II 1(issosla, o..
lived Thu1sday night He viii re-
main ID The city . week q two. hook
iag AFTER hi mining istssss&s here.
Gss Gsastss, accompanied By Nm.
4. Z. Grsseee, came Over ftoo Da1-
nack On ThansdAy 70 atts.d the
fanesal Of theie beetherin-law, b. p.
Hopkias, whooe soddea death was
ehruoic3od ID Thunday's MINER.
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Railroad Raoeet.

There ARE enough steel rails Ut I.iv-
inyston to lay ilfty miles Of track.
Track laying has been re-
sumed ON the Northern Pacific east
Of Bozensn.
The gross earnings III the Central
Pacific In 1852 are now officially
given at>E5, co., ~.
The Northern Pacific freight rates
for Helena and Roxelnan will l- as,-
nOunced on the 18th inst.
"The Montana short Lins'' b the
title given the Northern Pacific l,y
General Passenger Agent RarDes.
1t h reported that the Northern
Pacific cattle yards ct Mikes City a,e
to be removed to Rosebud station.
The track az the Oregon short
Line II In good condition and the
passengers are being regularly and
safely carried 10 Shoshone.
A letter from Wyoming, sps,keu IT
In the Pioneer E'rcss, fAvoTy . rsilrOatl
from the Onion Pacific to the North
ern Pacific VIA the Big Horn.
The railroad officials propose 10
blow ~ the lie in Tongue river will,
dynamite to prevent the accumu)a-
ted weight 0t an Ice gorge from da,,l-
aging the y. r. bridge
It h steted that the grad IN and
below Rocky Canyon are out Of the
way OF the track)ayers, and that
trains with construction material
wi1I l,e ram inia, A0zen1On l,v Thura.
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Local News,


v,oa ~ Desly q 1ssbaS.
.p,riseat,es by bsnp." b what
~ ell II IL D'''ss.
p. tas, Of Lexington ba1l1ea vsss
.h,poed yesterday. valssa ae S1syeeA
4. Brssdase. prepstsasr a - Dil.
-, rtibxse. has leassd to F. +. Feees
.or twoyean'
pal Emanuel, Tie victim a osiIes
,.eks r,.dom shet, = out aGais asd
np.ily recovering.
~. Arthur and Carroll glove CO:
49,. l,,s bsrm postPoosd snul 6etsr.
~ night. March l7sh.
IC. Jones, whass ~ was bsoksa
!. I. runaway team last neaeh. was
an The streess again ysslssdAy.
rhe Govsrpoe has RECESSED 70 poE.
aon Patrick Ur.y now serving . term
!, The penit<ntiasy f'e nsrSer:
Among the items In IL WY q
.;.h.r civilisatioo which Bot1o 4
liking in just now ars uDis6s0 sade'
walks.
rhe fup<r.l of ths hate r. 2. Hep.
Kin. will take piaes q 10 o'eleek this
,,.,rpiux frona biz late rssi6esea
Y,,e.ds OF deceased ase isvited - a.
tend.
The spacious slore roeo tatheCAr
,I,eebuIIding y belng 1l1ea up ~ ~
rho,euals grocery 1ro Il Jsha c.
lice / 20. The ts1spheee wirss weee
run in yesterday.
The Unitsl States Aasay O0eo q
Mica. rsosivsd nearly 900 moro
o.poes q silver daring the nooths q
January ard February than during
The same time ut year.
Nov that the days begia % Isogth-
.. ard nearly twelve hears u lhir
d.ylieht exises. staa1asd tiDe shesD
"a adopted in Tie plaes q tbe present
evesy-n,ins -onlts-own-hook system
efblowisg whistles.
The Inter A6aussois charges ths
MINER with tho paagiosis0 a ~
Ado,phas rhyme qsetsd In ssf saat-
i,g risk sketches ysslsgday morning.
Al intelligent reader veah hevs
sssa the quolatioa MARIA
Patents have beea issoed q U. 8.
l.nd Once foe william Tlesnan (o9
4 paaerr claim II ~ Mannheim dr.
,riet. Madisoa esaaty, and 70 VIII
liam +. MeCliatoek lbe ~ Auroga,
lspa Ags and Eelipes Ieilas and nill-
s,tss, Ill In Jedsssoa eoonty.
A dislnieh to ths AINEB ffs0 Dil
In conveys The - iats1ligsaee q
ths death In that city q Wodosoday
evesingof A. J. Burke The eeeasso
NJ veil known - the e1pgsD and
".- :.
Richard Bar6so returned from
Helsea hst night. He thioks Il qslto
......,. M h. - - Ai..ece a.
-. - ...o,,t - ..s>ael,ea l,,,.i
,e,a. the Legislalurs vim eootipue ID
ssrsos afsv day4 asthey have power
70 b under the Nv, without pay.
Jaek Waite ~ MT With . lively
vseepliea In Salt Lake. Three Pc
Gua,ionai sluceess want . peise 1Ght
viii hin. Dan Flt1gibbeas has Pob-
mshed . challenge fee . gjeve q
k,uekls AGht foe $50. q noeo.
Waile s,yy he = n Salt Lake o.
mining bssisess bot hejdD himself
puaay 10 eugage IN . tveasy-abar ~
ssatsut n proper indoeoapents aso
sak,ed.
vrsm ~ Daily q ssssssay.
Morr,. Bor, have so.,e ,naendia
.,ll,r .pole, SIN on hand. a.
er,.s.. .nd le,a.a
~..
...-s -.,...sr ~ ---.Is
-..- ~..r-,~s~
~
FeoPse VINO nave weco vnssoe %
W enoeevos % MY Uev
VIM e"c I'eas' 1ne.s - - -
s''e'sqe.sy q see
- I"' Ao''s' o's os"S
".oA 0'o'e' 's ~
,, ass P"s: s..ane 4! me'e" ss 'ns II.
''''"a 'o-e'ens VI" % u e3o
e..s~' oo'''s q COR - s4
nsSe enee'ce ~ - -
- NEXT oe'sy ss .
-" = "''e NO. s~
o<'"" I'D Ce" -
~cAs''"' :.
N'<"''"s q " ev
o"". p@ye'
. " "'sy - u ~
s"ss s"so
sso men sooo0 No o0vDeD -
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WlLl.lANN--l Butte, Marcel. ., iSxs. t.
D1. asd Mss Rlchald Williams, = suu.
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James Matthew says he has been
badly afflicted with rheumatism for
twesty yesn smd hes tried all the
cares known, and At last found .
remedy that helped him.
A FEW bottles IT this medicine are
foe sale at Matthew'S store, corner o(
Main and Gsaisits streete, Bate,
Montana. SWll - Il
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10 100t004 cd 1aonaonp L.
0ssaag J0aoA Apw 1lpRa1nn
oou.etl l.Ao Dosenoey.


s'aseo
ooesou 1oeo 1eseaoey.
q 49,. ..
ID 1esy.
s-...., a.-..>..~.,
De1Ion M 19.,.a 4 49,
Jah. a Ic.,..,.- - .1cH~ss.
doer a. H. IN ~ ~ .s.a.S ~
~ nieht Ah.1 - .ss
-. .s,les ~ ~ -. -,,....s
in ~ IN v.rS neva,- n.,s.s,.
lnddam - 49, - ~ 49,.
- - a,a =, ~. -, ~
vhash -. e.ea1v ..1.,S ~
lbanA ~ keeoer /. ~ ~ 49,
diaHelv eeverei ~ ~ ~, ,,,,oa.
VEN. vhile 60 a. ~ ..-h.r
eured the ,ail kavs ~, 49, ~.
pallev. Jeauae.ne,s eaal -. -
epeoed. \ 49, - 6,eAe.ea .lare
BIZ nsek . 10 ~ .ai..ed a. ~,
- IN hi INK: - 49, -
q the rpps ~ uas.ea over ~ esn.
bae ahevo tAs en- deor - ~
peipeoeev>. Iaehaa sniaae,lv i>A, ~
cir. Net 4 vocd ~ snaaren IN H.
pe1so~sr a. hi. exeeniia.ae. d.r;.v
~ enaseue.t q the trpase 49,
which oeeupiea ealy tventy ninsAae
hkom lsut - 49, - vi,ii,.A,. len
~ deoA hedla. ha,eise. A. - 49,
smsesod hen ~ paicoa ne seaf,
tarel In vnriens Aareeeaa.a Neehi.~
vhaAsvse b k,>vp q theaf i1e.eity
q pepeeae vhaeuahoala. eneu.er;s
jury ~ summanaA "A - =.
inaseak uroa IT, halav va.A,rIaav
asss,oee. They renAa,i : ver1iet
IN aeeoeaanee viii IT, ahovs 49,.
Pm
The hos,ih,s esins q vhieh L.
ser,.x M ,aeea,ed. eeeurred a
l(a.iav Fshrraiv xei O. ~ ~
John A. Ieupee,.e 81 y. H. D.viS
80 lst 0leadale opeethsr a ~.
,,yinx they verv eoine b Wu>dar.
lish,s 49, .ha~f eashf ~il~ AaaH..t
Dayjdeea - slaoa. n spal a n,
DoGDo0 ~ JOGDoGo1I W. seamless
pnA - beea nvisg upea his esq.,
PanloaAs bsuaty. JGDoeaag returned
aleoe - 0lsodale, Win beeA fese
ltsssa, sad By his hvish dhplay q
neosy and stsange eeiaGs aaA ee0-
Insp aroused susp6eioa thaG an W.
Mt right. An isvestlgaaiou NJ
nade. and . ~ ehasrsA ana half
barred human booeo vsse discovered
ID . hep a aeheo covered with beush
near lhe nod tsavsspsd b. ~ two
men. A bsllst W. alae sosnd In the
nshes ard . shssd a elsthing In the
Doow near b.. The bul
Iee eoesespoodod with . d.
charged eAamber II Jessefnag's
Esvolvef and The ftagnsat q cleth
W. idsatiAsd - . portIon ofths suit
WON b. Davidsoo. JeusesaAg W.
asr sGed aad taken 70 ~ spusey JAIN
It Dilles. At MslEass, whils -
vosts b Dilloo, ~ e0esr va svse-
- $1,000 A.
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The rounains 1t r. r. Hopkias
v~es Allowed to the grave yestee6ay
b. . lasgs nuobss q syngaGhisang
heie.ils. The deesaeed w. ~ al
reuSdset, ard veil known = alosse
~ entire eon0anity, upoo VIXEN >
pseesuud iDpesssioa w. ersaes4 -
hi su60eo death.
A ChIeago company ~ seeoseo
srpand 4 Og1sa ard viii eesn0seee
e aaee IL egeeeies - extensive eoar
e,uas.aisg, slss,tiag ssd Ssaeeasee
-.rapa a. the tToat0oot It I'll ktndD
100 Il = uU6sssteed the company
I'm ppeshass ssss ~ alss tsanseee
: sua1eo saDs)liag besinA
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Wood River Itonns.


The T.. r. and O. g. l.. Telegraph
line IN now working 70 6hoshone.
Freight II now coutsaeeed for from
San FSaucieco to Shoehone at four
cents per pound.
The Star miners are In town and
report the orc body - very large and
rich. This mine b opening up better
every week, and h prepared to ship
ore rapidly ~ aOOn ~ transportation
can he secured.
The third or lower tunnel to cut
the vein 80 feet below the cr0ppingD
On the Honesdale mime, Minnie Moore
Gulch, he's cut . 0ne stratum Of orc,
and the wall had not been reached On
the morning Of the let inst.
A very important strike y reported
Of = large galena ledge Of high grade
ore On The banknof Wood River, one
mile south Ut the Boulder Greek
mines. Colonel Green, now In Phil
adelphia, r. Interested !" the new
nnd.
Fred W. Bradley writes frosn BOul-
der to the Times that he has got the
road to Galena opened again, and
that the snow h going very lest. He
thinks the prospectors can get 70
work this spring ut 1esast SIX weeks
o,rlier than last.
w. A. Guslerand Constable Frank
Oliver came In yesterday from 6ho.
shoue, or Naples. They report
money plenty, times g.,osl, and the
liveliest town which they have seen
In twenty years. There are between
80 aud 100 men working In the
town, on the side tracks, depot build
jugs, round-hOllse, machine shops,
&c. The street are alive with men,
all the business houses are making
money. the boarding and lodging
houses have moro customers than
they can attend to.
Mountain lions aud Cougars are
seen BY the dssen % the head Of Deer
creek, every evening. Two Of The
W0lfions l. liners down to-day STATE
that the camp Was favOged with .
very rare sight, last cvening, when .
cougar and another animal not
clearly dlstluguished had . desperate
light On the hillside opposite. The
noise they made was s0l0e3e0t % ter
r0sisv the wOsst man on the river.
Bear tracks the sire Of . llse0's hat
were also seen yesterday, not Tar from
the syringe, on the same tributary.
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H. scarce, aud thsoee y IT, nearest
point On the suDnjt q ~ Rocky
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Park ard Woodvillo In Je6bsoon
oounky.
TIE blu TO enable the poopjo a
White 9alphur 6psinGD % baiA .
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sives es..h ..s..tv - Co.,ocii n,ssn IN.
ev~s.,s ~ .:.~ss IT.. ~
and Davs,n Which have one be.
tween them. The House members
ass appoSti0ned - t0jloWS:
Dav1on county. I
Cucter county. ....................
Yellovsfone countv. ................. /
3allafin oosnfv. I
je1Ir1on counfv. !
LAW and Claske oonnfv.
silver Bow county ................3
Deer Lodee county ........................ !.
Ninonala csountv. ):
0eo9hsr e,ounfx. 8
MI ~ onnnfx ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
RoaverAeed co1nfv'
Chnfeau coantv.
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4 q. q. ". 10a4eogo.

]. w. Kinslsy Depoty Grand 4se'
toe Woekma1 q th0 4. O. U. w., ~
Turned y this city yss1aday nnesn-
ise Vi Der Lodgs. He ~ - n
recovered from his accident - % ~
ahept ep0lbC:ahly Win . eane.
While u Hole0a . ooeoo0 1ooGo
~ oszssised naking that ~ eely
poist Ii this gsaDd jsrtsdSeesea
vheev tvo Lodgso 03i6e.
Il b Mr. Kias)ey's intsooes to ~
sHii.te 4 seoood Lodge ID Boese.
Ma. 1. nov loealed hogo he's . large
uemhes.hip. NH. +. win deliver
= $4,000 losfnfo q Wa)kogvSIIo thu
Svooing fse ths bsas1e q S'lvss how
H1nhno No. II.
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Aho that six de3ega1es at large
shall b elected, two from each ju-
dleial district.
Al election shalt b. held In the
several counties Of the Territory On
the flnst Tuesday after the 1rst Mon
day in November, \. D. 1855, for tn
purpose OF electing the delegates.
The con veuticn shall b. convened 1t
Il o'clork 10. an the second Monday
In January A. ID. 1854 and the con-
stltitu(iOn there formed shall b sub
mitsed 10 the people for their Ea1i1oA-
tion or rejection 1T the general eIeo-
ton 10 he held the dnst Tuesday sf.
ter tie first Monday In November
A. d 1874.
CAPITAL. kENovAL BILL.
This bill, which fell like . bomb
upon the peace and quiet Of The good
people Of this city, Was finally DIS
p..ssd Of In the House this afternoon.
It had been referred 10 the Commit
tee an Towns and Counties, the MEM
begx Of which were supposed
70 favor the measure. But Mr.. Ma
lony Of Dowo0n, . member Ut the
committee, and who he'd voted for
The blu during IT. previous stages 10
the Houoe, rsfused to make report.
Mr.. Mantle charged him with incon-
aieteocy, and in the e0urDe Of bic ~
mloFlIs intimated that the gentleman
ion DaWsoa wae Influenced In hio
peeaent attitwto toward the bill By
~->1 >>~>a<A>n>eSnsan NJ N4nter.
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The SKATING H0vilio0.

Agrand reoeptioa viii b given at
~ Pavilion to-morrow evening
Auoug the attraetioas will b thToe
mile racs for IN elegant pair q Keller
slraaas, Othef rnooD viii b arranged
ard psisss win b given ~ gsaee1al
skalisg, in which the ladiss wiutaks
past. Il = tho inte0tio0 u The mar
ssamant 70 pepseot uuueaal attseo-
t3sos ovssy bainrday night II =.
WV q yaeGs, pgioo ekaetnG, Etc., 80
t6calroadv popolar Revilloa pcoatoos
1oheeomo = moeo beil1lont and exc3t-
ln4 p1aoo Of rssost than ever.