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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


MnrcE 3pth. 1883. /
Notes IL herey given that the f~ulioUing-nam
cd settler has Sled notice of his intention TO max
communication proof N support o! his cain, aN'
that said proof viii y" made before the I.cgi>te
and Receiver AT Dcadwool, y. I. on Monday
June itiI, 1888, viz: William /. Whitney, llomc
stead No 19 tor the NV 'r IA" or see 20, ne ~ II,
Or 5 htnc qr sec 10 IL 7Sr5c Is Ii N.
lie nalncs the tul!oWiuL witnesses "a prove h'
continuous residence upon iaud cultivation o:
sal lni. w.:
K. j.. Jennings. ilarlrs Str,ator. John Wen
AMI Thomas 4jc.., all o. IlaurAata, Il. L.
3lt5 ]. L. LCSE RrL.stc,.
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SATURDAY. APRIL III, 1885.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS

Ofthe Board of County Commission
ers Of Custer County, u. 7.
CUSTER Cry, CrsrER Co., ID. I. ,
April 2, 1888.
Regular meeting OF board at 8 O'Clock
Il. m.
Present Cyrus Cole, A. P. Smith, and
4. III. Flynn, county clerk.
Netting adjourned until ga. m, Thurs
day, April 9Th.
CYRUS Cole. Chairman pro tenn.
Attest: 4. Ii. FLYNN, County Clerk.
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LAM OFFICE At D1Anwoop, n. T.

F,1 Umry 10Th 1888. I
Notice Is hereby gwen tlal t.5- G~D.lowing-nail
ct settler has fled not. l. OF lt MT ntluU to maze
final PROOF in sippor. uf MS ella -, ANi lh&t said
proof Will be made before rho Register and he
cciver AT ~DeadwoOd. -, 4, on "Wednesday April 4.
1888. viz: William |. GtI.nond II. :. No 1858 for
ST or Sc qr see IL, sS or sw ar see T., nw qr NV qr
sec ID. ne or he or see II tp Z $ range 3 q, Is II VI.
He lanes the following witnesses to prove his
continuous RS Gtncc upon. and cultivation OF.
said lani, V z JohI, W,lis. Ip.,it Petty, + nnk
Catalan al : = S;>r0Tt aiiri NuueArla. r.
25to g. =. LiSI keui>tvr
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Protest entered by A.. S. Stewart, T..
Petty, John Dennis, voters Of Minnekata
precinct, againt counting and canvassing
the votes cast at Custer precinct, and
said protest filed in the Office Of the
county clerk also protest against can
wasting of Cheyenne River vote. at said
election, on the grounds that illegal
votes were cast therein; also a request
bv aforesaid parties that the board Of
canvassers set out in abstract Of votes,
whole number cast at each precinct en-
titled to vote and that no other precinct
be distracted. all Of the foregoing filed
with county clerk.
Protest entered and filed by NJ. Demp-
sey, voter at Minnekata precinct, and X.
s. Burke. against, canyassing vote of
Minnekata precinct, on grounds of IL
legal votes being cast on 3rd day OF
April therein.
Objection made and. fled with county
clerk by A. s.. Stewart aud L. Petty
voters ofMinnekata precinct, TO the fl'
ina " protest OF X. s Burke against cau
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The Dandy.

Young man, if you desire to be Il killer
among the girls-a regular heart wiitei
part your hair in the middle, buy :
twenty-five cent cane. smoke cigarettes
and talk lollypop. But if you are in
need ola Pill try S%wayne's Pills, war.
ranted to cnre the great variety of dis.
eases which begin in arrangement OF
the stomach, liver and bowels. Entirely
free from mercury and other deleteriou,
substances. Once try them and you i'll
never use any other.
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ENls sI

"a ~ a. n week made at home by the indus
ftrious. Best business noW before Il =
sS 4 public. Capital not needed. We vii
~ q. start YOU. Men, women. boys and
girls wanted everywhere TO wolk
for us. Now i, the timp.
IoI can work in spare time only or give your
whole time 10 the business. You can live ~
hame and do the work 80 other bpsincsS viii
pay you nearly as well. ~ ore can tail 20 max
enormous pay By crglsi9ps' ru"c. Cus'lI outtt
and terms free. Money .a.g last. easily. aud
honorably. Address TRUE 4 o.. Augusta. ;a'L,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT ~DEADwoop, n.

March 25rd, 1888. +
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice Of his intention &
make Communication proof in support of his claim
and that said proof will be made b tore the Reg
istcr and Receiver at Dead wood, d.. r., on Fr
day, May nth, 1883, viz: ;abez Brandham Home.
stead NO i9l for the e hf NV qr ne qr sw or sw a
ne qr see - I p6sr7 Is VI.
He names the following witnesses to prove n,
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
SAID land. viz
aud A. b. Bond, all Of Buffalo Gap. y. T.
3lt5 J. T.. LUSE, Register
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The Territory OF Dakota sends greeting 70 Wal
lace Carter. the above named Ief.utGat
You are hereby summoned to appear before
me, in the town of Custer City. III sAIt county. oa
the LIST lay OF May. 4. j.. 1888, ut l~0p'riOca II. lA.,
plaintiff, Melvin Dem pscy, WHO claim. to recover
of you the sum of One iiuadred Dollars (slyD 0Ot.
balance due on account or real property. Id -
you by this plaintiff dutin: The yCai 1851. And
you are hereby notified that If you fall t. appear
and answer SAID complaint as above rtQuiIei 4.
said plaintiff WI take judgment against Nou nr
the sum of One Hundred Dollars CSlo0 90, besides
costs and attorneys fee.
Given under my hand this 18th day 0. March.
A. ID. 1888. KS BURKE,
Justice of the Peace within aud ar Custer
County, ID. I.
BUEL X. WOOD
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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= office 90 t'.. g. rate. lu. ,a ;.rt..
ISnot fed that ! have cvp>LA4 S0l.J.n t-ta.
and iutprOyei.cnt> on the Union IuIl. tlsi !.
county, territory OF Dakota in order TO .o3Q .a.:
premises under the provisions OF sccl.o -. Re-
vi.ed Statutes OF the United States ems he
amount requ red to hold the same fr Tie year
1852 and if within 90 days after lia5 notice hy
publication you fail or refuse to cOntrjnale your
proportion OF such expenditures 81. co-O}fne.,
your interest in said claim viii become The p.Oy.
crty Of the subscriber under snid section ?}2t.
llFSEY 4 ALBIkF
Dated Custer City, Dakota, January -, lnaS.
1918
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CUSTER CRY, CUSTER Co, d. +.
Ill . tAOC

CUSTER Cry, CUSTER Co, u. I.
april ), 1888.
Board met at Loo p. m. pursuant
to adjournment.
Present Cyrus Cole. A. p. Smith and
+. II. Flynn, county clerk, in session as
canvassers Of the vote polled at special
election held April 5rd, 1888.
Minutes OF last meeting read and ap-
proved.
Moved and seconded that a vote of
the canvassers be taken as to acceptance
or rejection Of the votes cast in Custer
precinct, which have been presented for
canvass, the question was put by Cyrus
Cole. member of the board. and A. z.
Smith and T.. IL. Flynn voted in the af.
firmative. Carried.
Moved and seconded, that the vote
cast in Custer precinct be canvassed by
this board, c. Cole, A. p. Smith and L.
II. Flynn having voted. Motion car
ricd.
The board proceeded to canvass the
votes cast at special election held April
3rd, 1888.
Custe, precinct cast SO votes as fol
lows:
For Establishment Of Fall River
County
Against Establishment Of Fall
River County..................... ~
Cheyenne River precinct cast "a votes
as follows:
For Establishment of Fall River
4
Against Establishment Of Fall
River County "....""..".."... so
Minnekata precinct cast 63 votes as
follows:
For Establishment Of Fall River
81
Against Establishment Of Fall
River County ........".."...... 2
Result of canvass Of special election
held April 3rd, A. d. 1855.
VOTES CAST.
"For Establishment Of Fall River
County.
Custer precinct....-......"."... j
Cheyenne River precinct ...."...." 4
Minnekata precinct -....-."..".. 81
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
Against Establishment Of Fall River
County.
Custer precinct ....".. --......". SO
Cheyenne River precinct ..."".... so
Minnel.ata precinct.........."..... 2
140
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Territory OF Dakota. County of Custer-ss. In
Justices court, before X. ), Burke, Justice of
the Peace.
George Ii. Clark
VS..
Wallace Carter

The Territory Of Dakota sends greeting 10 Wal.
lace Carter, the above named defendant.
You are hereby summoned T. appear before
me. at my Office, ia the town OF Custer City, in
said couuty, on the LIST day of May, \. u. 1855. n;
10 O'Clock Il. III, IN answer 10 the complaint OF
the above named PLAINTIFF, GEORGE III. Clark, who
claims to recover Of you he sum OF one Hundred
Dollars (SlW ool. balance due on account of
real property, sold TO You by Melvin Density and
George Page during the year 1881. which said
debt and account the said Dempsey and Page
Lave assigned TO thus pla ntid And you are
hereby notified that If yon fail To appear and
answer said complaint ms above required. said
plaintiff VIII take Judgment against You for the
sum OF one Hundred Dollars (Slo0 90, and costs
and attorneys fee.
Given under my hand this 18th lay ~ March,
A. ID. 1881. Y. :. ENUkF
Justice of the Peace witAiA aud for Custsr
County, u. I
B;FI T.. WOOD
Fiaiu,id's Attorney.
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eHElAT pcopld are always on the 'ookou,
YAa- for chances Ia incrcssc thcfr earn
E6 sYAE ings and in time become Wealthy
VIZ sR2S~- thhsc who 10 not Improve their or
portunitics remain in poverty. We ore
n great chance to maze money We want
many men. woretn, boy and and girls to work
for us right ~ their own localities Any one can
do The work rrontyly from The first star The
business viii pay more than ten times ordinary
wages. Expensive outfits Mrd!shfi nee. NJ
one who engages fair. 70 mskc money rapidly.
Yon can devote your whole time 20 the work. o.
only your spare momcnts. Full Information and
oil that IL needed sent free. Address SvISsoH 4
Co., Portland. Matae
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Clerk ofCourt-X. s Burke.
Commissioners-A. f. Smith, Geo. Il. Clark and
Geo. C.. Boland.
Sheriff.. T. Code.
Register of Deeds--E. II. Flynn.
Trcasurer-J. II. Rickert.
Assessor-W. J. Thornby.
Judge Of Prdbate--J. L. Thompson.
surveyor-Frank Brewer.
Coroner-C. w. Hitchcock.
Jupt. OF Pub. Instruction.. r. Bliss.
Justices Of the Peace. NJ. Lewis. Custer w.
q. Gooch. Kidville; Denis Mcclure, Junction
CITY A. II. Arnold. Battle River,
Coastables-Wm. Quinn, Custer; +. A. Parsons,
Buffalo Gap C. NJ. Jollev. Battle River.
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re "A s3Snot, life Is sweeping by, 60 and dare
before yot q =, somcth ng mighty
and sublin4e leave behind TO con-
. ~r@ . qucr time" 500 a week III your
own town s5outiit rec. No risk. Everythiar
new, capital not required. We will furnish you
everything, Many are making fortunce.
Ladies max as much rs men. and hoys and girls
make trtat pay. Reader IL you want y business
nj which you can make great ray all the time
you work write for particulars to u HAI.Sryy \
Co, Per tisad, Maine
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TTRMs-ALwAYs IN ADVANCE.


IOUIAL OTNItHSsDs
0Overnor-N. q. Ordway.
Sccretary-oeorge H. Hand.
Chief Justice--A. J Edverton.
Associate Justices-Gideon Z. Moody, A, Il
Barnes and J. p. Kidder.
U. 8. Attorncy-Hugh j. Campbell.
q. 9. Marshal-John ID. Raymond.
u. 8. Surveyor General--Cortes Fessendsn.
DA,egate to Congress--k. +. Petiiyrsw.
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CUSTER Cry, April 5, 1888.
6 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
Board of canvassers met pursuant to
adjournment.
Present, all members.
Canvass Of special election made.
Meeting adjourned until 8 a. m. April
9th, 1888.
Cyrus Cole, Chairman pro tenn.
Attest +. III. FLYNN, County Clerk.
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What the crest restorative, Hostet;er's Stom.
ach Bitters, will 90, must be gathered from what
il has done. II has effected radical cures in
thousands of cases of dyspepsia, Billions disorders,
Intermittent fever, nervous affections, general
debility, constipation, sick headache. mental
dependency, and tine peculiar complaints AMI
disabilities TO which the feeble are so subject
For sale all Druggists and Dealers generally.
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County Officer

ReCiter-Chas. M. Webb, Deadwood.
Receiyer-E. r. Champlin. Deadwood.
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vass Of vote at Minnekata precinct cast
April 3rd, 1888, objection on grounds
that X. S. Burke liz and was on the Ord
day Of April, 1883, a resident Of Custer
City voting precinct.
Demand signed by A. S.. Stewart and
Z. Petty, asking that All abstract of votes
cast within the proposed County of Fall
River be made by the board Of can
vassers, papers filed, request denied.
Meeting adjourned until 8 p. IN.
CYRUS Cole, Chairman pro tenn.
Attest: T.. II. FLYNN, County Clerk.
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District Officers.

JuAye-Hon. q. {. Moody.
Attorney--A. w. HASTE.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-12-01
SOUTHERN STANDARD TENNEssEEs40RD DEC 1855
Successful Treatment OF ROup.

or Country Gentleman.
In compliance with the wish that
he mup question should be started,
| would state that the only thing that
have been able to find that would
cure roup, is castor oil given according
Ia tie symptoms Of the case. | take
t e sick fowl and shut it in warm and
dry, hut well ventilated coop, or small
house, having previously cleansed it
thoroughly, and sprinkesome air>slaked
lime about. | call this house my hos.
pital | then give the patient at least
a teaspoontul Of oil, sometimes more,
and sometimes less, according to the
ime the fowl has been i'll according
to the size and age Of the fowl, and ac-
cording to how bad the fowl is. Then
place within reach some well cooked
food, and some fresh clean water, a.
ways cleansing the dishes before each
meal.
| repeat this operation two or three
times day, until the fowl is well
enough to run out with the other fowls
that is when the matter ceases to run
from thenose and mouth. have cured
fowls where they have been unable to
walk or see.
Castor oil Is always my first resort
on finding that fowl is taken with the
least gn of any disease internally, and
| have used it with success in nearly
every case. However, preventive is
better than any remedy. This is dry,
warm shelter from sudden changes Of
weather, and the fall and spring rains,
and at all times wholesome food.
should like to have a cure for lice il
the poultry-house. C. VIII.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-12-01
WOMAN.
HER HEALTH ANp LIEE

Depend more on the regularity of her
menstrual functions than to all other causes
combined. An actual or q living death is
the inevitable result of arrangement Of
function which makes woman what she is
in every respect, and especially in her men
tai and bodily constitution. Hence, imme-
date relief from such arrangements is the
only safeguard against wreck and ruin, In
all cases of stoppage, delay, or other irregu-
larities of the Courses" DIR. J. Bradfeld's
Female Regulator is the only sure remedy.
1t acts by giving tone to the nervous centres,
improving the blood, and determining di-
rectly to the organs of menstruation. 1t is a
scientific prescription, and the most inteli'
gent physicians use it. Prepared by DR.. j,
Bradield, Atlanta, Ca, Price; trial size,
Zoe. large size, $3.50. For sale by all
Druggists
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-12-01

Liver Pills contain arsenic: "BLACk,
ORAUGHT" is as harmless as tea or coffee
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e .eft In the tranlation to impart a p@eu-
liar interest tn tho hooL

!eft In the tranlation to impart a peeu.
liar interest to the book.
1t your bookseller does not have II
on hand, I hope he will have calls
that will cause a large order.
Another idea which should guide
Us In the choice of books is in regard
to subjects under popular discussion.
Just now Butte is interested in Ben
H"gan's work in temperance. I have
no doubt that Francis E. Willard
started the interest which this mans
earnest impassioned manner is deep.
ening and making practical God
bless Ben Hogan, or any man or
woman who fights the terrible curse
Of our country.
Miss Willard has written q book
entitled "Woman and Temperance. ("
1t contains interesting biographical
sketches of women who are jealous
temperance workers with their por-
traits. 1t is large, handsomely
bound book, with the motto.
"For God and He me and Native Land"
In gilt letters on its sides. I do not
know the publishers nor the price,
but l hear it is to be sold by agency,
throughout the Territory. It is q
book worthy of circulation, and L
hope 1t will have 1t. Sometime I
may have other books to recommend.
Reading makes full man."
f. A. r.
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The Juvenile Journalists vince at
the cold facts presented in yesterdays
MINER and !ast evenings paper Is
devoted to An excruciating effort to
extricate themselves from their unen-
viable dilemma.
MSssoulian: Quickest time oD rec
ord. The Butte MINER OF Thursday
morning was on our table at half past
two .. m. of the same day. Somebody
must be humping ur these postal
clerks.
On Tuesday and Wednesday three
miles of track was laid on the Helena
and Jefferson county railroad. 1t
was expected the track would reacn
Jefferson City Friday evening.
Trains on the Northern Pacific
were considerably demoratized by
yesterdays snow storm. No con-
nection was made with the U. q n
train which arrives here at $40 p. m
Katie Putnam, Montana's prime
favor.te, will begin an engagement
at the Opera House on December
4th.
The Colorado smeltec received TO
reduction six car loads OF ore iron
Missoula last week.
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Dealers say that poultry is scarce
and difficult to obtain in large guam
titles. We have very distinct rec
objection of paying dollar per pound
for turkey late last season, and pur-
chasers will do well 10 lay In their
Thanksgiving supply early.
About 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon
q violent wind sprang up, accompa-
MED by a irving snow storm,
very slightly constructed building on
east park street used as a carpenter
Sd op was blown down.
Governor Crosby. has refused to par
don George Wells, convicted Of burg
lary of Henry Eilings' Bank at Vir-
ginia City in 1879 and sentenc I'd te
ten years imprisonment in the Dee'
Lodge Penitentiary.
The snow fall of yesterday and the
preceding night inventories about
twelve inches on the level
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The War Opens.

LONDON, Nov. 2.-Despatches
from Hong Kong say the news from
Harppongh is that 5000 Chinese at
tackled Haid Quong the 18th. The
French garrison supported by gun
boats maintained its position. The
engagement lasted from nine in the
morning until four In the afternoon,
when the Chinese retreated. The
loss of the F rench land force was II
killed aud wounded. The French
gunboat had her hull pierced in sew
eral places and eight Of the crew were
wounded.
News from North China Is that a
secret treaty exists between the Chi
nese government and the Black
Flags. Chinese reenforc ea.ents con-
tinue to arrive at Canton. War With
France is regarded as inevitable.
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viduals amused themselves the other
evening by repeating the Lords
Prayer on q. wager for the drinks.
The biblical scholar who started
off with "Our Father, who
art in Heaven had to "set 'em
up," and the other wiseacre who
said ''Thy will be done on earth as it
is in Heaven" had to ''s@t 'em up''
twice. It is safe to say that this Is
the first time that these "mamma's
darliDg+" had repeated the Lords
Prayer since they came west.
PERSONAL.
DR.. Mussigbrod, of Warm Springs,
is in town.
Albert Kleinschmidt spent a day
or go in the valley city last week.
Henry Mcfarland 'hooked" q can
of fresh oysters the other evening
and Tom Irvine aad Sterritt Higgins
prosecuted him to the full extent of
the--can. Sterritt is a bright young
limb of the law. and whenever he
wins case (of oysters) he finds
many congratulatory friends.
Mr.. s. E. Larabie, Of the bank, re-
turned from his eastern trip q few
days ago. He has been too busy since
his return to stand an interview. =.
JOE RusH.
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From the Daily Of Sunday.
Reushaw Opera House.

The George Holland Company
closed their engagement in this city
and leave for Helena this afternoon.
During the week they have given a
repertoire of fine plays. "Our Ameri'
can Cousin, "The Unequal Match. u
"Pink Dominoes," "Ten Nights in q
Bar room," and The Long Strike u
The perfo mances of the three first
named were excellent. "Ten Nights
in a Bar-roo,n" is below the merits ol
the company. while Joe Morgan is
entirely out Of Mr.. Hollands line Of
business, which is essentially genteel
comedy. The "Long Strike" is a
strong play when rut on the stage
with proper surrou ndings In the
shape of scenic effects, but not as
produced at Renshaw Opera House
Last night. For such plays the stage
of the Opera House is too small. and
on this account it would be we'll for
companies to cOntine themselves to
their surroundings.
Mr.. Holland, who is suffering fr m
a severe coli, could not give the re-
hearsal Of 1.-THE Long Strike" which
was put on at two da>s' notice under
his personal supervision; hence it
lack. that smOothness of perform.
ance which was the distinguishing
feature of all their plays during the
week. With this single exception
the company has given the best satis-
faction to thea're-g"srs, and it is to
'e hoped should they ever revisit
Butte cordial welcome will be ac-
corded them.
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Roberts & Waite, Of the Olympic,
are arranging for great sport on
Thanksgiving Day in the shape Of
athletic matches for prize turkeys.
The contests will be confined to anna
teurs and novices, and Will include
sparring between fat men, old men,
local miners, mill and smelter men,
putting up heavy dumb bells, hitting
the air bag, etc. The contests fol
prize turkeys will close with an ath'
letic exhibition by local athletes, in
cluding a three.handed sparring con
test in which Jack Waite will spa'
with two light weights.
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Free Thinkers Rejoic ) i.

LONDON, Nov. 4.-Wiliiam ).
Ramsey, proprietor of the free
Thinker, convicted the 5th of March
last for publishing blasphemous libels
and sentenced to nine mOhths' i'm
prisonment, was released to day: He
was escorted from the Jail by Brad
laugh and large crowd of sympa-
thi2ers, who cheered him, and was
given a public reception at the Hall
If Science
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-11-28

Eve. ything Is at standstill in
Barker on account of the embarrass-
ments of the smelling company.
growing out of the failure of Tiliing-
hast e. Co., who were largely inter
es,ed in the works. It is hoped the
trouble may be only temporary.
The new telegraph lire to Cooke
City will be completed by the middle
of December. It is rumored that q
s,rong effort will be made In the
spring to get the Park branch ex-
tended to Cooke City.
Billings people are indulging In
spelling matches. We will match
our cold spell with them