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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-11-17

81. DuDfEH COLEMAN 4 BEo.-
Their hosts of friends in New Or
leans and throughout the South
will rejoice to hear that this enter
prising and popular Arm are now
ready to continue business as of
pld. They had applied for an ex-
tension from their creditors, and
the granting of this application ex-
plains the early aud complete re-
sumption Of the house. The ac-
commodation of time has been well
deserved by these excellent young
merchants, who have shown them
selves to be in all things honorable
and strictly devoted to the agricul-
tural and mechanical development
OF the South. In this interest they
have labored long and we'll, and to-
day the name Of the firm is the syn
onym for action in every measure
for public good. It is not strange
that the sympathy Of the commune
ty went out to them in their sud
den misfortune. They have over
come every difficulty to the salts
faction of those weil-wishers, and
now resume with every agency they
had before their suspension. A re-
suit like this shows widespread APP
pleciation of THEN merits, and be-
sides the will to help them in the
career of prosperity they have mark
ed to accomplish. TO wish them
we'll is simply to re-echo a public
sentiment. They are prepared to
fill orders for every kind of ma
chinery rs before, and solicit con-
tinuance of the very liberal patron
age heretofore accorded them.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-11-17

tha. their .ossly hope iias il bring
ing about a "spi." in the Demo.
cratic party. Can il be possib.e
that the blatant detractcrs of Gov.
McEnery in this State are being
fed on Republican pap? The lead
er of that party, I. I. Allain, wants
the Republican, State convention to
assemble at the same time and place
with the Democratic convention.
Then. if Fitzpatrick and his bench
men, finding themselves III hope
less minority, conclude TO dc the
boiling act" again, Allan will be
on hand ready to make bargain
with them. That is the way Ma
hone worked things in Virginia,
and having been successful, it re-
CURED years of hard work for the
Democracy to displace him. To
guard against such IL calamity III
this State, it hehoovcs all true
Democrats to be on the alert. The
Republicans are tire,ess in their
efforts, fruitful in scheming, and
inscriptions in their methods. Ii
they see any chance to get u foot
hold In this State, they will mol
hesitate to do SO, no matter what il
costs.
The numerous papers that are at
present supporting Gov. McEnery
do not hesitate to admit that tLev
will support the nominee Of the con
vention. whoever he may be. On
the other hand, the anti-udminis-
tration organs, notably the Plea
yune, decline to commit themselves
on this subject. This looks very
suspicious, to say the least.
Governor McEuery has discharg-
ed the duties of his Office with |
ability, and the State is in
more prosperous condition to-day |
than it has been since the overthrow |
Of Radical rule, and We hope the
delegates elected to-day will be in-
to vote for him first, last
and all the time" although We be-
ieve he will be nominated on the
first ballot.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-11-17
LAND OFEcE, New OgLEAss, La, ]
NoY. 3. 1879

Notice is hereby given that the follow.
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to rake final proof in support
Of Lis claim, and that said proof will lie
male before the Judge or clerk of rou.t
at Franhiintcn, La, on December is.
1883, viz:
Thomas Conerly, homestead entry No.
1913. Tor the east half OF the northeast
quarter and east half Of the southeast
quarter OF section Is, township l, south
,anse 10 east, 81. Helena meridian.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove hls continuous residence upon aud
cultivation OF sand land, VIZ:
Gins. Autney. Iil!inan Magee, Emer-
soa Mcgee ami Richard Bell, all Of
Washington parish, La.
mole 5t q. b. DAaRALL, Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-11-17
New Advertisements.
LAND OFEIcr. NV ORLEANS, La,
November 10, 1883.

Notice is hereby given tia. the follow
ing named settler has filed notice Of his
Intention to make final proof in support
II his claim, and that said proof will
be made before the Judge or clerk of
the court, ut Franklinton, Washington
parish, La, Oh tie I'D day of December,
1883, VIZ:
isom Wilson, HON ostead entry No.
ail9. Tor lots Nos. and 3, in section 2,
towhsiiip2. south range IL east. 81, He
LEILA NJ eIitiian.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove lis continuous residence upon
an! cultivation OF sid land. viz:
Kelly Manning. Irwin ". Cram, Green
.Ii.ses and Jack Manning, al, vi WASH
inston parish, La.
noI7 5: Z. b. DARRALL, Register,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-11-17
COvingtOn. Nov. IL. 1883.
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEET
ING.

The Democratic voters of The
Parish OF st. Tammany are hereby
requested to assemble q: the Court
house. in Covington, on SATUR-
Day, the 18th day of November,
1853, for the purpose of organizing
the panty for the next election. and
.electing delegates to the Demo-
cratic State Convention.
By order of the President.
w. B. Cook, Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-11-17
LAND OrFIcZ, New ORLEANS. La
Nov. 3. 1852 {

Notice is hereby given that the follow.
ing named settler has filed notice of his
Intention to make iinal proof in support
OF h.s claim, an! that said proof will he
MADE before the Judge or clerk of court
at at eosinston, La, on December Is.
fobers Leland, homestead entry No.
i:ea. for the west half of the northwest
quarter OF section ). township s, south
range Il east, st. Helena meridian.
lie names the following witnesses tn
pfoVs his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said lani, Viz:
+. s'hasa, Jules Beaujeaux, VIM. B.
rogers AMI Alex. Bond, all of st. Tam.
many parish, La.
noio ot &. b. DARRALL, Register
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-11-17

Political reformers should steer
clear of rings and bosses, and give
Fitzpatrick, Mealy and the Picayune
q wide berth.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-11-17
Notice.
Closing Out Sale.

Tn account of.retiring from business,
l otter my entire stock, consisting of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Notions, etc., for
sale at cost, until MONDAY, the 10th of
December next. On that day the bal
ance of goods on hand will be sold at
Public Auction. All persons indebted
to me will please call and settle their
bills before that time. c. yOGEI..
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-11-17

Horace Greeley knew what he
was talking about when he made
the following observations: "There
is nothing easier than to edit a
blackguard newspaper. and nothing
more difficult than to get up a news
paper free from foulness and black
guardism. Fish-women and bar
room loafers are skilled iu the art
of bandying epithets and bespatter-
ing each other with dirty words.
Itrequires no brains to do THIS, but
it does require both heart and brains
to print newspaper that decent
man or woman can read without
blush"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-11-17

The Government does not intend
that holders of three-cent stamps
shall lose anything. As soon as a
sufficient clerical force is obtained
the stamps will he redeemed.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-11-17

An italian immigrant died in the
Charity Hospital, New Orleans.
last week, Of yellow fever.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-11-17


&c WIN to proposition, we find thi:
au effort &c compel Che ocof labor
ing classes to pay directly abou
thirty per cent. Of the whole ex
penses of the State government, and
deprive ali who were unable &c
raise thu money of any Share in the
sovereign action OF the people.
The Shreveport Times, one OF
Ogden's warmest supporters, says,
with emphasis, 'the constitution oil
1879 was framed in the interest OF
Taxpayers" which is pre-emiEent-
" the sax-payers' constitution.
We do not concede the correctness
Of this claim, though the fact that
it is now urged, coupled with the
record of Ogden as exposed by
History" shows that such non-
ster of !niqnity would be very nc.
ceptable to aristocratic hearts.
There is no reasoning with mar
row-minaed, selfish politician. who
seeks to remove the burdens OF
government from those who can
easily bear the expenses out of tie
surplus they receive over and above
their leeds, to the poorer classes,
who oa!y succeed in making both
ends meet By denying themselves
and Their children many innocent
indai.eEces AID ut times even ne
cessitics. The pompous claim that
the constitution and laws are shaped
II tie interests Of the tax payers is
well calculated to arouse the bale
full spirit of communism, OF which
We frequently see faint symptoms in
this State. People will ask them
selves why the man who owns in
herited Wealth, and probably never
did a useful thing or enrned a dol
lar IN his life, should be given
greater privileges than he who is /
liable TO shoulder musEet or stand |
snafd IL the trenches to protect
tie property of the tax payer. Un-
less the property owner had Il mnl,
lltnde OF sta!wart. brave aud law
abiding men to back him, he would
De stripped OF his possessions and
urned aaritt, naked and n pauper.
instead, therefore, Of spurning the
working man, lbs taxpayer should
accept will. thankfulness his fellow
hip and citizenship, and the can
lida.e for Governor, who is now
imost demanding their votes.
hou.d be ashamed that he ever
mt his hand to Il petition which, II
would disfranchise one
ALI or more of the voters of tie
tate. It was more a stab at free /
utirage than IL financial measure.
nd was no doub. so considered by
ach Of its projectors as were capa-
10 of understanding its full scope ;
nd meaning. 5,
The Item Is essentially the work =
IL mans organ, and merely dis l
larses an imperative duty when it ,
buttons The people against invest q
g any one with political power.
no prefers ole class 20 another 2
ecm,se it has scraped together, no
after how, more property; or con-
'rts with those who are ever ready :,
declare that worldly possessions
Q more deserving than human g
ssh and blood. Gen. OGDEN NAV
wv deny that he entertains such
ntimenss; but as they were calmly c
pressed when he had no ambitious
asing to be Governor, We must
cept them as his honest copy;c-
MS, and there is little doubt the
liking classes will hold him to Tho
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-11-17

Cotton seed are now quoted at
$12 per ton in the New Orleans
market.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-11-17
NOTICE TO CANDIDATES,

The following rates will be charged
for announcing candidates. The
cash must accompany the announce
ment in every instance:
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-11-17

Create healthy appetite, prevent
malarial diseases, by asing Browns
from Bitters.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-17
SUMMONS,

In the District Court 1t tile Aec.s,d judi.
eial District 0l the Tertiary 81 Montana, IN
ana lnr ~ coanty " silver How.
rsn.: + s a1ss "s,S c cs"s%,er:
aud Marcus DAILY, under ill.,. 6rm name Of
Hole. 1sovnlee z g., p'a'"fi''s. ~. Char'ss
3. Bates, d0Se0ll0nt
ssad greeting to Charles 4. Bates. deienisn,.
You ere mereay required 70 appear in ~
action beough, against y0u BY the abOve
NAMED plot0tl0H,ln the District Court Of the
aeeond judicial D!strt:t u The Territory al
9uw, and u answe! the complaint nlssi
eheseln. within ten days (excluslve Of thu.
day u seEviee) aiter The service on you Of
ibis sommons, u served within this county;
D!ee1iet, within twenty dsys; otherwise
Wtthin forty days; az Judgement b. default
vtll . taken again:e yo9, according IN the
psAyev 0( said complaint.
you the su0 IL s3iS 3.-M0. Win
interest IN t3a3 ~ lss. a. The rate ~
one and oneha'1 pr cent. per la0nth, from
the lat day a January, A. ~. iseo, allsdse,i
upon y0ar 0vssd11ft al the ii;snkinx Hoas..
81 the FORMER firm NJ Hodge. BrOWMlee 4
% :, and By them assigned abovs plaintiffs
and due 9" Deeemocr sat; iss2, In thr SUM
~ On sccsssnI Of soo,is, wares res AMI n,sr.
e6aodlse sold and delivered 70u ~ T.. l..
Eonnes 4 ca, and BY them assigned these
PLAINTIFF Ih9 valuable c0nejdcratiOn. Alss,
70 reeovef ~ plainti6'x 90 u ~ Il diSbu1xs
me"t. incurred in ihis action.
And you aSe hereby n0etlsed that. u yOaa
fAil % appear and answer Hnid complaint
- ahove required The sasd plaintiffs will
ooke Judgment By delsult against yOu + #
sa6d Sum a .3Sa ~ I n. y lth inlrrest thereon
q The rate prayed far ~ per piaini ifa rum.
plalnt % de herein a:al fDr css.tS Ut xatl.
Given under my hand AID the
Seal al the Dlstrtct Court Of the
Bec mi District at the Terri.
(-) oory q Aonlsaa. In snd fe tho
lis. 0uaiuly 0f Silver Bow this sth day VI
10y Jon., In the yso1 Of car lAsri sN'e
tso0sond eight hundred s;sl e,ghiy-
RBQD8k L. DAVIS. C1crk.
CIAA Q. wAsosx. Deputy, C'ssk.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-17

Special On. q ~ 0lUD8.
HELEuA. n. T., Feb. d. 1854
The usoal hour With twelve uDeoea-
lbetabje looking Co01ci1mea ood .
fall Qsoogu0 of )o66yi910, so01lo5ly
elocted. The Couneilmen looking
diDeo01ted ftom the unlAvogab)e
eonditjoo of The weather aud unuoaDol
dopth ofsooW, which Win peove0t .
Du0be1 Of then from whiting teo
Warm SpslnGS and taking their
weekly sblutjo0. The )o66yhh car
Eyi0g ceegospo0dingly ~ AoeD b.
- other peohoh1c inobdlity 70 do
any eAectivo 6uttoohooinG during The
eo6tinuatjou Of the bad weather.
Your eosrespoodent was pleased 70
HooaRnioo sov0Gal Butte lAooo In the
49,, 1o0sa 0edhuSDe, 11a11Dette,
Rovoo aDd otheeD being II Tie NON.
bes, and seised his earliest 0Ppostu.
nifty b past them, IN case they bed
az ~ upeoeurss to advance, not b
peo9ulente their best peints at sueh
9nolzatioo Wae o96eeed, aod the
Ceoncil proceeded with b9sjnes, The
INT 10 oedee belnG:
A bill pgoviding . bounty for kin.
Ing cosea1n animals IN the Territory
wss rod. TIE ball provides foe .
beunty oe>o0 fossvssy mountain lioo,
(l5 l6e every beas, 3 ~ every wolk,
and $50 for every oayote killed.
That any pesson kii)iog sseh animal
A~m = 800 - X 1900 - n
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-17
4 Hard On0o.

Sheriff Resistant q Beavesbeod
County was In the city yeslssday,
having rstsrned iboo Warm Spring
wheee b coo0jtted % the 1nsano
Asylum The notosioss chasaetse Md
anss Rafello. The hisbesy q this
voma1 b we'll known 70 cd Mon
tauians. Il y ssid that twenty-five
yean ago shs moved II The 0ost ~
Aned social cirries u California, bot
her career IN NootaDs has booa e0e
ooulinuoaas soturnalis q tssbalsat
ensousal and hw-bssakiag. Il
be- been Estimated that pros
ecutious and lsgnl pFoessdiDgs
rosulting from her violations
q Nv have eust Der Lodge county
$4,000, Minouls county $4,000,
Bsavsshssd eosnty @lS, 600, and Lew
b and Clarke eosnty $500. Lat
month she was committed to the
Beavesi,ead eesnty jill By . Dillon
magistrate, o. conviction q being
drusk and dbosdesly. 6eoa ahse her
iwpeiponmoot che became 6o0e0ted,
and ~ . At u Insane ftsssy, attempt
- suicide ~ cutting . heesibls Snsh
In her throat with . ea0o knifo. Her
coodition b sueh that Il b thsaGhG
Hhe Tserifosv Vim soon b relieved ~
her death Ct he bari)eo q her uain-
tooanee.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-17
Northsen Pacific Noeoo.
MlMDl)Qallon.

The foreman Of bridge carpentefs
at UKee6s's xulch b expected 10 .
few llays fr0su st. Paul, when ab0ut
Q dozen nlea win b put to work upon
this structure.
The end of track y now ct Nep.
tame Lyuch's plaee ct upper end Of
Home Plains. arriving 1t that point
On Monday Of this week.
with TIE exception OF seven miles
a dilncult GTnding below the cross
ing a the Pe0d d. Orel1le river (sjx
miles below Antoine's Iersy) and four
miles of comparatively eaey grading
On this side o( the cruising, the grad.
Ing b ell completed 70 Aiasouls, and
noehjnG now Temajns hut 10 put In
eulvss(6 and bgidgee, lay iron and
turn loose the tsains.
We intervjewed . gentleman from
down The road o. Tuesday, with
quite . striDgy Iesult - The way a
itoms. BuejneD generally dull along
The line, bat just now Il h the saio6e
place 10 Montana. The reports a
wholeeale lyUohing along the line Of
The rod are much exa0vefote6; nut
it = afhct that . numbeS u led,
wicked men will troab1e righteous
people With their prsseaee no NOSE.
The towers for the bridge over Ma
rent's Ruleh aFo now framed, bat the
approaches are vt 70 b framed. IL
= claimed this bridge viii Be ready
lor The Tassage II trains By the let 81
Nay.
The Doa ver 4 Rio Grande rajlroad,
Il = expected, will b completed TO
Salt Lake City By the let Of March,
and the handling Of freight will ioe
low Immediately after. Il b undes.
Stood The branch to Og6<n win b IN
readiness By The begi0ninG OF Apsil,
b. which time The throuGh line from
Ueaver 70 Salt Lake viii be IN reod-
lness for pasoongee tsafIc.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-17

0Doo0nl 0oGQa1GA oooAo 1Dauua
HnIssiA. n. T., Esh. Il, ~.
COUNCIL.
Tbe ~ esoeeeuoag Nsno - uD1nee
asA Nil. ~ pssvi1iag - snlDsss
lieu ~ vaO0 heviag psissity svse
I'll etbss lisos upea ~ psePesty
q nsines, NJ Aslba1ea upeo ~
third reading. Writer gave 1oljee
q Q blu ihe ~ ct % - beeoaloo9
intEodseed dsasiag TIE boundary
lines a Silver Dow eoo14y. TAe
bill providing f6e ~ tsansesiptieo
q all sueh rseoeds a Deeg LoAgo
seaoty -" a0eet titlss 70 pgoDssoy
vbhin ~ pssss1t liaails q Silver
DIV eoaaty was dsesatsd upeo ID
third rssding ~ . vete q : to & The
IN i0eVsas1Ag the ameont a lleeoeo
10 b eolleeted ftoa saloons aDd GAM
Hing hasGs, M nd . third tine
and a1sod. The blll provides that
leopsistoss q sanbling hoasas shall
pay jicsass for eaeh aod evssy onm-
ing lable nslniaine6 lbe Tie psrpess
q 6saling any game a chance o.
operating any 0n0bllng deviea.
The allowing bllls Woes del1ated
a their Third readiaG: Bjll 10 repeal
shelav psohibieingshesj1 item hol1-
ing olAcs nose than Two terms; bin
% permit es0nty a9ss9ooeo % bod
0ese thaa ooe tenn q ollee; hill
cssaling Tie ellcs a eeanty attorney.
The following bilb wsss rod . third
time and passsd: Bill psovidisg that
The 9apssane court shall have jaris.
dIotioa In oil caees tsied II the d.
tsiet eoorts; joiat resolatloa appeo.
psiaGing @jW 70 dsliay The expeass a
The Aontane exhibit at Tie Amstof.
dam sxpositjoa. The blu 70 ansad
the city charter u Butte aad extend
isg Tie city llnias, WITH advssse p
titjsos from The eitiseos rssiding IN
the sectleos b b bgooeht withiD tho
city limits, Vsre reeesEsd 70 . special
committee, (Which Witter was nads
chairman.
The following bilb were intro
duesd: Concerning eoaviet labor;
amending seetioas - and ~ It The
criminal peaetiee aet; amending So
tions l9l and 80 a The code of civil
psoesdase; Peoviding ibe the eo)lec-
tsoa a toxoD fto0 Sailrood eogposa-
lions; fbethe pgsveasioa II the spesod
Of cootagiose diseases among sheep.
The joint sssolutioa psoviding lor TIE
eall Of . coastitutioaal eoovemtIoa
~ pesssd BY . vote q % 70 I. The
House went into COMMITTEES of The
Whols for The ooasldesatio0 Of tho |
printing bill. The blu was discussed
at length, after which The committee
ross aud reported the bill back to the
House with the rscsmmsndation
that It b indefinitely postponed.
Aftes . long debate rssolutiea to
indefinitely postpone action upon the !
blu was adopted.
The direoto0 Of The Fair AsDocia-
tjoo, q . Tocont meeting, decided 70
o0bf . programme of I0oes fo9 ~
ooning III o( Inly, and also 20 hold
= ~. - ~ n 1S6h 1lkh anIa 16Ah
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-17

10 Amend Butte Olty OAasta

10 Amend Butte Olty 0nassee.
A bin 10 amend IN Act entitjed -
At 70 Ineosposaas the Town Of
Botte.
10 & enacted By ~ Legislative A.
eemb,y q The Territory q Nes.
tano:
section /. That section two q asti-
o3o o0e ~ - ct 70 Incorporate the
town ~ Batts b amended 70 nod -
Gee. 2 That the following 4.
sevibesj territory shall compass the
city AZ Butte, l0.Wit: All Of section
thtrteen (13) 10 township three ~
moth. Sange eight (N west, and TIE
soath half a Tie nosthWest quarter.
and The southWest quarter q The
nostheost QuoSte1 q section eighteen
(l6) IN township thres ~ north
d SsnGe seven ~, 49, principal
e.. 2. That section tvo q article
" q sajd ~ b amended TO rsad -
Zee. 2. Any male citisen a The
United States aAd any who 10
declared bic inteatjon % become
ssch. u twenty. - ysoss II age, who
shah pey . pscPesty tax. and who
s)alD 6ave 6eo9 ~ actual
rsoi6snt q said city thrss
nsooths, and Il TIE Territory
q lCootana, six uDooths l01eoia6o1y
pgeeedlnG soid election shall b e0tt-
IL n V,s,in e. Aakv 0/D0nGa 0Dd WD0O
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-17

Narshal Lou r. smith b ID reosipt
ofs lsttse frsa barney -Lsvy, nev
IL eaa Hsasoisoo, and Who lsn BsGte
On The nsosnlng a Dsesmbse 37th,
which Il viii - Fe0s0beeod was ~
dass of Beans disaPPsasascP. Mr.
Levy says thae Ranl e. Bean, Mn.
LockWeod s1d Nm. Pit weso
aasoag The passenger % the
trai., and throsgh to 6aa
FIsseisco. Bean purchased Q ticket
70 Dilloa; arrived It Dillon hs ssid:
II goeas III 20 o. to Otden," and
paid biz fare thrusgh. At Ogden b.
aid:
"Wsll, I've got thh fhr. I suess I
might - we'll gots ~ Bay" asd
boeght . ticket f1e ean Francisco.
Bean aPpsassd to b II g"od spirits.
bat there W. . restless, u1deteF.
0ined nannee % biz aeGjoae, which
W. vssy Dolieeable. The ]ast III.
Levy NV u him, was On The stEeets
In en- FeaDeaseo a. New YeaEb day,
vhieA = the saae ~ h W. sesa
On Market strs:t, Opposite ~ Ralaes
Hetsl, ~ Harry Wasmisgtos. The
few Who doohtod the solutjoa ol The
mystery - furnished by III. WARM
inGooo, win now b oeovi1eod that
IL Bean mystery be- resolved Itself
into . vssy ordinary cass a "skiP-
piog the ea0n"
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-17

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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-17

LesGWednesday night two misess,
al>se Speeding . coovivial svents9
n ~ city, started It . )afs hear On
their Wy 10 Csatssville. A. they
$1,000 Tie MiDee's Unto0 Tutno, they
met q veil kuown eeotlssnan Who
- attended TIE bal Ssosgsse and
slill wore biz costume repssseating .
0reek handlk. The uake-up Duse
have beeu roalilic, toe The two Deo
imubedIa1ely tuSned Upo0 their hee0
IA r1odo 6svathlosD haseo to po1See
he0dQoastem, whsso thsy !eposeeo
1T they he'd heeo wayIoSo ~ .
$1,000 nDon. This accounts ~ toe
~ which va ejrcele1edye.eesooy,
~ too nDoo Woge ''hen up" ID eoos
vieinl1y Ws1nD1ay niGbE