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The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-05-03

The Aberdeen Examiner claims for
the Mobile & Ohio railroad this distinc-
ton, that it has never killed passenger
Maybe the railroad didn't, bu, what
about the cars? This is like the Crystal
Springs Meteor's girl-too thin Can
toa Picket.
1t does seem to be almost incredible,
but nevertheless it is absolutely fact
that passenger has never been killed
by the cars on the Mobile & Ohio Rail-
road. This state of affairs is due to the
splendid discipline enforced upon the
employees and the excellent rolling stock
and roadbed of the line.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-05-03

The Iowa Democrats hold their State
Convention on the 9th of June. The
Democrats of Iowa, Vermont and Kansas
are the very cream of creation; they have
fought against fearful odds with hardly
a grain of encouragement for years, and
yet in the campaign of 1882 they elected
a large portion of the Congressional
delegation in Iowa and gave Kansas a
a Governor. Who can tell what they
will do in 1884?
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-05-03

THE Graniteville Manufacturing
Company of Augusta, Georgia, clear
ed nearly twenty one per cent. during
the year ending April LIST, and yet
last year was considered bad year
for manufactures,
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-05-03

THE Jackson Mississippian says
that the people of Yazoo county
familiar with the facts, justify the
killing of ricketts, by Moriarity. "The
wonder is that he didn't kill him
sooner
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-05-03

The U, S. Treasury Department
last Monday made shipment of
thirty million dollars worth of In.
ternal Revenue stamps to the various
Collectors throughout the country.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-05-03

THE New Orleans Times Democrat
heads subscription list for the ben
eft of the cyclone sufferers, with five
hundred dollars. The New York
Herald has not yet been heard from.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-05-03

English Female Bitters sends red blood
to a sickly woman's cheek and strength
to her muscles.by giving an appetite, aid
ing digestion and building up the system
All sickly women who need a never-fail-
ing female regulator. will be delighted
with its prompt and reliable action.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-05-03

The Washington Post well says:
'Idiocy was the chief ingredient in
the dynamite plot..now undergoing
judicial investigation in London"
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-05-03

Delaware, strange to say, admits
that the chances are excellent for an
unusually fine peach crop. At this
season of the year she usually sends
out discouraging reports.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-05-03

The Atlanta Constitution announce
ed last week the arrival of the first
direct importation of goods at the
custom house of that fourishing city.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-05-03

BAILEY's SALINE Apperient is a white
powder, and when placed in water ,foams,
sparkles, and tastes just like soda water.
1t is very cooling and pleasant, acts gent
ly upon the bowels, relieves constipation
cures sick headache, sour stomach, and
heartburn.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-05-03

THE daily receipts of the Govern
ment from Internal Revenue and
Import duties are averageing over a
million of dollars.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-05-03
A Specific tor Change of Life.

We are in receipt of letter from J. T
Handy, ESQ.,, of Floral, Ark, in which
the writer says: "Samaritan Nerrine cures
female decline, and during the change of
life 1t is specific" Suggestive facts
truly. $3.50.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-05-03

There 10 resurrection OF natures lat
ent vigor every spring. Like the world
around you, renew your complexion, in
vigorate your powers cleanse the chan
nels Of life. Ayers Sarsaparilla is the
means to use for this purpose.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-05-03

Gen. Jubal A. Early offers to join
with forty nine others in contributing
$1,000 each towards the erection of
an equestrian statue of Gen. Robert
E. Lee, in Richmond.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-05-03

Archbishop Purcell. of Ohio, is at
the Convent of the Ursulines. His
health is reported to be rapidly fail
ip0
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-05-03

The Republic of Hayti, under
stress of another revolution, is en-.
ioying the laxury of martial law.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-05-03

KELLOGG was admitted to bail on
the 23rd, in the Star Route cases, in
the sum of $4,000.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-05-03

A thousand cigar makers struck
for higher wages in New York on the
23rd.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-05-03
Medical CensOrs.

Medical CensOrs.
The Board of Censors of the first Dis
trict will meet in Tupelo on the End
Monday in December, March, June and
September, to examine applicants for
license to practice medicine in the coun-
ties of Alcorn. Tishomingo, Prentiss,
Lee, Itawamba, Chickasaw. Monroe
Lowndes, Oktibbeha, Clay and Fontotoc.
J. NJ. TAYLOR, NJ. D.
E. p. SALE, NJ. d.
Nov, II 1882 1y.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-05-03

The Tuscaloosa Cotton Factory is
reported to be filing extensive or
ders for China.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-05-03

Col. Jack Hayes, the noted soldier
fof the Mexican ar,died in California
. few days ago.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-05-03

THE Pennsylvania Legislature has
passed a law making general cleo
ton day" legal holiday.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-05-03
Register Bruce ON the ssColOr"
Question

Ex-senator Bruce, now Register
of the U. S. Treasury, has no use for
the word "colored'' as applied to a
person OF his race. "Colored per,
sons, is meaningless phrase, and if
applicable to human beings at all
may be used indiscriminatey by the
Chinese, japanese, Maylsys, Arabs,
Indians, Hindoos, Siamese, or any
other dark skinned people, with quite
as n uch propriety as by the Africans
of various shades. lam a negro, and
nm proud of my race, and I like the
name for it is descriptive and express
sive, and it carries with it the claim
to a father land; while the word
'colored is an apologize expression o,
and it's use by one who belongs to a
race that is older than history, is to
my mind an indication that he is
ashamed of his lineage and unworthy
OF the respect and esteem OF either
the race from which he sprung or the
other races with whom he must com.
pete in the battles of life. "
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-05-03

LAWYERS are cordially invited to call
and examine my stock Of
LEGAL TABLETS, FORM BOOKS,
SCRATCH BOOKS, ETo.,
Which they will find very useful and
convenient. Prices especially low.
J. w. ECKFORD,
Phoenix Drug Store.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-05-03

Landreth's fresh TURNIP SEED for
sale by SHELL & TINDALL. Ljy17tf
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-05-03

The competitive drill at Nashville.
Tenn, Commences ON the 21st of May.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-05-03
Newspapers and Periods
GALS.

Persons desiring to subscribe for daily
or weekly papers, periodicals or maya
zines, by the year or single copy, can
always save money by calling on me at
the Post Office. Will keep The Daily
Memphis Appeal, Texas Siftings and
other papers for sale.
SIDNEY w. LEE.
April 4th, 18S3.tf.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-05-03
DRESS GOODS.

The constantly increasing demand for
BLAcE DRESS GooDs has induced us to
provide for the Spring and Summer sea-
son, the most extensive line of these
goods ever exhibited here Among many
other styles will be found
SILK WARP HENRIE TIA CLOTH,
SILK WARP DRAP d'ALMA,
DRAP d RHEIMS.
NUNS YELLING,
ALBATROSS CLOTH,
TAMISE CLOTH,
PLAIN, BROCADED
AND LACE BUNTINGS
BRILLIANTENES,
ALPACAS, EFT q. j,
Together with full line of our cele-
brated
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-06

naniel n. ueilluger. plaimiiM. s9ainst Bell
silver end Copper Mining Company. de-
10 ns ao,d ~ tslserin'x ssle. at o'c'o:k
H.. on The 18Th day ~ January, A. H.. iS<s
ln fsnnt Of the hheTin's O6lce. In Cay M
Butte. cnunty ~ Silver Bow 1errttsDsy ~
Na~slsssa, MI right. siil', interest and estate
which ne Nell liver AID Cooper Mining 10
he'd On the al dsS ~ July. lss2. a. has aimee
. Gan'riN situated IN *i'vc1 Now county.
ha,i.lna.a Territory. ispwit:
A 81 he nOstheaxt q ~ quartes ~ the
nOslSseast ;. } quarter li asrttaOn No. thirty
l:je) 1: t3urs ", principal oaee and nss'rtt
ian Of Montana Tesr;i'Wy. together with
the sosssjIcr sieualr l.n sail land, kDDW.s
ami designated a. the Mil Ssnelter, amt Ill
OahrT IT, pn,veIsIs'ulS On xak) land.
Al>D the HA'll quartz isASe risim. k0bOWn
ami sle ixMatssi ~ lssi M. ~ 3M1s " and
particularly isDunslssi ssMl described NJ fsIl-
l.,v~: k..xtnt 4 Al the Asalt .east oOrassr ~
the 0r.y R,ek lOfe which n the ss,ssth-
wsst ss,r,..r ~ the Nell. . s!anite so ",
nsast.dI 81. 4. "a. from which the / } sec-
q ~ tjMr7 " i,1ars u IS g. Wsst 1871 feat
jlssaml anil running ilss'ssse north ~ ~ east
~ feet. themes. ss'uth 70 ~ ~Axl .s21 le'et,
thence ssH,ih IT. ~ west TT f. /, lDlesscr
o0ulh ~" ~ Wexl II feet thence saDslu, g. IT,
east feet, thence 10Th ~ ~
wess ~ feet .thener north ~ 2swest 80 Ieet,
thence sss,ssh - ~ west ~ net thsssss xOu'h
~ 81 west ~ f-.!, thence ns,9tll II ~ west
~ Tse. 10 c.,rscr No. I the place M lstEin.
ming, as.d I'll isnprsSvemle ssss IhereON.
DIoisaa ehis lSih siay NJ lhaesmshsr, A. a.,
1&ee. GEO. W. IRVINE. II.
deGl SIBERIA u silver How o.. n. r.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-06
THD 1I9SOULAN IHILI9T.
Philip Reuse Held to Answer to
The Charge Of Attempting to
Blow mp Lawyer Woody's
Reaadence With A Bomb.

The examination of Philip Renss
on the charge Of lu,,acy tot'k place
l.efore Judge Saepheass on Saturday
laSt, aud resulted In the decision that
Mr.. Reu1 b perfectly same. Ae-
cordially ho Was tried ON Tuesday
before Justice Sloan ~ the change Of
attempting to commit murder. Evil
denes was brought into court to the
effect that footsteps were traced 10
and from the cabin Of NJ. Rsuss and
leading to the resjdeuce If Mr.. Woody
on the morning Of the explosion;
that snOw had fallen during the night
and that there were no 0shef tracks
70 be seen IN or aboot the cabin that
muslin, twine, past&-board and pa-
per. corresponding closely with the
materials (Which the xpjoded b0mb
VISA constructed, were found In the
cabin, and Mt. Reuzs being lues-
toned, acknowledged to . very bitter
feeling against Mr.. Woody, and that
hewas always thiuking shout how
Nj. w. had wroNged him. The evi-
deuce was entirely circ,m,seamtial,
bat formed such . complete chain
that Justice sloan felt 1autilied IN
holding the pFisonef to await the NC
lis,m Of the grand jury, aud placed
him under 81 ,O'A, bonds. M;~~o"t;s".
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-06
SUMMONS,

ln sAe Dtsssses coart q ~ seeeed judi.
10 snd f0e The eoaney Of 0ilVer Bow.
s.evea's 0o.l a1d silver MiAi.g Con-
Ie: -: ssa..:,c:: ssa,.:t Jalta: M.sssss-
b. CAisn.. Aadlseo 1nith. James &.
Mnl:. 0roevtl Seasses Fn.dssiek ": Reed.
| Hil!is:a 1hosapsos., William L: fasiin.
Tayior. Mle6s:t w<iea. J. Fr.as Desk.
Jesse +. Jae0bs. wtlliam e.. Pamsffre,
s H,::vss s',scsss. !:Ms: a As.,ax: !snn y.
=: Gerey, 80 Amen. jsssss Ryan: sscsi
- W.F0:sss, Aissss Eiis:eaissids. s.epSe.;
A. A. Este Js:ep, Irvi". Gscsge Il. s:.aple,
knoyl1: 0ec.ge woodwossa. Pailip CON
~. VlllIssm i'inkham. Hsugy J0,sa.. e5rew
E0eeson: fr6eete JadUs e. Der l. saes
sss.sssy .Acssess TT. laosX; Caleb =: lrxi',e,
iana Territory, aud the CITY ~ 6utte--
IT, Ssoeis Of sss Territory q. Mor..n.
80 g,s;css.sg 70 !a!!aa Marsees:1e; Thos.
s;e :' s;:. A 1. .:Hs x H. Il d c:S:;
aeoart, Feodesjcx ". Reed, Wm. ThosnpoOu,
Wi'iaam I. Faslin. Li.s,. N: B.aes, joan
y v.,e sf';r S,. :ss's Ss r:y!osi H.s.:s'
williams =. Pun.iss!, Robert Il. lunb,'r.
4; Aarr~y J:hn n. stewart: Hugh Il.
xssss. ne: IA. ..s: . a. x u s:S; r.
NeElrOy: 1h0a.sas Cusiek. l.so W. F.~ier.
Albert klinsehmklt, stephen a. Estes,
J!:.sPh !: YIN: 0sSr!s 4. s:snple. !.'a'M II.
0!eosys woe!wosth, .l'sslip onsOy. wtlIism
rIneham. !isnry JO''ax. .O.eM Eusef.&n,,
roe.se JUDGE a. !letr i:nlse ecu"'y. Nom
1870 Issri!osy; Catch 4. lryioe. frotats
fit0PV. and ihHs Civ ~ GeualS sAosaenlnmev
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tso0 ~ Daily q Ysi6ay.
4 0AO0B9 oDf1 0DDQ
JSoeWaeholan0jnG . 0eilliane D.
Soooo. judgment By De1hnle -
Rendered Against the
OoGnnCe Daily.

Through the courtesy Of the olylsial
reporter Of the Park street temple 81
justice, We are enabled to regale our
reaaiess With the full text II . deci-
sion rendssed BY Judge Nichols o.,
Wednesday hst:
IN. re. Leslie SulgrOve, plaintiff,
". The Daily Labor Lnios, le6epd.
ant. This Was an sctien wherein The
service Of the psocess-tlse defendant
being . cospos1tion-was duly made
upon the managing agent Of the co..
Germ, aud csnse on tn BE heard upou
. :n''tton BY the learned harrister, Ne
tainsd by said managing agent, to
dtsmtss the action, Tor that the latter
''xmelletl WOOL" and had sot Lcex
property sss.l.
T.. =. ThOmpson, for plaintiff
Chas. UDonseli, Esq.,, z. G. 1 H.A.,
Tor defendant. Defendant did not
appear.
VtuN uOOs
Per carilsSs; Niciols J. Before
proceeding to deliver the opinion Of
this count. I will ny BY way II pref
at0Ey remark, that We regret, that
plaintiff nled no brief; and NO s1;s.l1s,
save Canadian e,,stom, having been
cited by the harrister lor defendant,
oar labor In the premises he's Leen
arduOs,s aud exhaustive. However,
We cite, with iervid aud unqualified
appreciation, the rule - rseently laid
Down BY . distinguished jurist, In
the opinion Of this court,
il re Mash ". 1ash.
''0'lasg oud 0'here,-this b Men,
Ea-ny, aud We want noue u yer d-n
Csn-na-dy hw, In this coort." Coun-
ri may contend that thin . mere
aLif.r IictwNs, but we are Of the 0pin-
I'm that II h In harmony with
he general current Ut authority Oh
aiming In all white settlements and
.ivilixesi lands. The nsOtion isthere-
ore denied and Judgment awarded
o plaintiff by default.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-06

In the District Cs,url al tlse HccsIpl judi
eia) district vi the Territory IL NGssiHsss,
James A. Murray. plai".iit. w. Mary T..
Eixtnes0 l., Thomas \. wall, Alcxsinler
Csssa. Jos..la, r. i'crs1s, I'~sr.n,. Wall 4
o. 0s-n. H.t,a.er. Fiank l'as..s.i, t;esl u e.
HrHS TeIl. AssShA ~ kSlIIx. Julius AAiMl~,
James &. Hs,yce. Jr., HaIsix 4 l3s,ycr. j. xso
\. khieD.ls, sUlln C1piice, hes. eiaslii,, " u.
!:.hm r. !Murrny: Win W; h!xxtms. !:,l,M
i:.: %% a.SS ~ s,, w. ;f n, .;ss
III. p.z.pis III The T~rril.wy cr M.n.ia,.R
sc'si greeting - Mary 4. t.sigi k''''. Ils'"..
4: WAL: *:a:'",Wsr n, 4. c...; ! S::
itllslssr. Frank daniel. G'r'sgr n. slaI rsii.
AOrAlsans Ha,hl~. julius Ha'"i*, JNlls''x u.
lIsDy 60. IT,. (&sSshls 4 ~, cc.j Js~Aic y.
Hniekis. John Cspltc :. Cl,arl.. smith. Jr..
john +, Murphy. Win. W. Higgins, john
kins,ss. Wmi. ~. jack. Iss. ". Foster.
Albs.st kletnxcis. "idi ard Hi'li'em \. E*,.> =,
defendants.
YOs, ARE hereby rsx,,,irsxl 4, appear ~ ~
action br.hisIsl against y'Ma hy ii'. "ia'v,.
,,xs,.ssi plaintiffs. IL ii,s. l,iStit<t c.,,ri ~
the stssHss JMiicimI ~, is!ci III the Tea rii'ry
~ MsNsiHssx. ~ usnl isT the (sMlniy IT silver
BSW. ':M! ~ assAwcr ll,t. 's:iI'I:simi hid
ilserstIs, within ten days tcArjii>Iv" 0t the
day NJ ss'rv .s) AFTER tito yUm ~
lh6s Slm.,ss.n'x. if vel within I, IL rs'inty:
", u xer< dst ssall ~ THIS ssMlnty. nut Ia Ihi~
district. Within twenty days: other wt>"
within forty d.!s; "T j:"'s'''.'' ~ default
will b. taken MxMI'>t !shi. Hrr,.:iii,s tO :lir
prayer IL saml CON- l'laInt.
I'll. said arsiu, il hu",:h' '",'s':"! ~ "r
Gre al ih,s r.'srt ir inr h"' ri..>.n -; ~
60 riMtn mort :a"''. a - - ii - i." .,.aI
herein, AMI N.csi..i b. MARY r.. tdEII..
tan. 81. TIL. i.in siay al JNi.. \. j.. i>>:. 10
secure ti,. D.3y ni...i ri 49, 'iII lsrOMIs&s,rv
sO!" sss'aai.. ny s"it May r.. t'ixInst'M, Ter
iilaD SUM sf ~ .vs, tN slsss. Swi.sr i:ll-.Ni,.
l>x. l&''s' Ing IlIjsls'>l ~ tue rate M W. ser
cs'nt. ~, n"nIt iI.Mss date, l"i'"'' a'". nitcr
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-06

The main ledge struck in the
Shonbar will give the Vulcan, which
joins on the wet, y boom. The ledge
trends from the northwest n The
southeast, and would b. intessectel
by north dritt IN the Vulcan, pro-
baby within Q distance Of 80 feet
from the shaft.
A grand ball will be given ct the
Union House on Monday evening,
January 9Th. Fisst-c3ass music and
Yooeeohmen(e.
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8o0lshY 0H0d1nn0 Il A1har0, but
10 DiVjdon0s IN olGht.

A upogterof the Tribune called Up
o. Mr.: ]. 3. Wakes; Prs.il)ent eft6l
Alice 4i1ing Company, Ibe the pr
pose II learnIng soGne 1ieeD On rsotr
esee 70 the great Alice property Al
Butte, Montana. M. Walker W.
basjly engaged In looking over tn
reports end making ups summary d
the years work Of the nline and min.
Upon belng asked about The pgotluel
of The property Tor the scar 1002, b
replied By saying that he was nol
pFepaye9 20 answer that qu stjo0, bul
Il wo0ld hex only . few dollars 81
the Sum a >00Oy OlO, assay value. To
the question - 70 he conditj0n a
TIE property, hesnsweged:
We aSe doing lAsye amount of d.
vejopn,snt work Ss,1 the pavposs ol
exposing the bodies Of orr, that ~
may derive . good knovledge Oh
their extent and quality. Our 1hbos
has beea attended with gsset results,
and The property b hooking bsttei
than eves. We are employing in the
two mills, On the Alice, Magma Char
t. and the n. =. 4 " ,about I'D men.
What amount II work hes been
done In developing?
The Alice haD reoched q depth Of
100 feet, drifts have been run and
chambers opened, % that We age now
prepared tO slope ont In laExe q0as-
titles II required. o. tho Nagns
Clasta . depth Of 500 foet hes 6ooa
attained and eonsidegahjo drifting and
oruw- cutting be- pl>eed The property
t. >~.-la>>t 1919. ~,..l... S1sas~ n
&. L V. beg its shatt down 9sS feet.
A gOod stsiks hae: lately besu made
in this mime, and We ere raising ore
from it, Slopes.
What amount of ore do you crush
We paIp about Is tons ore net, that
y ore that hes been dried ready Tor
the stamps. Thls ose anays on IN
average betwesn Is and 80 pr ton,
aud we ave Ill except . very ssnsll
PER cent.
What amount al salt do you use In
the process u reduction?
We 40 about ten per cent. the
weight Of ore, " y tons per day.
This salt costs - Us, Of which ~
per ton goes 70 the railway company
Tor hauling Il from near Ogden u
our nsills. The railway company
discriminates against - On the $40
t0sas Ut salt No NE per year BY eharg-
ing " 80 per ton for AMPLY hauling
this salt, while they hsul cual lO0 Of
100 miles further and sell Il 10 " Tor
b per ton, which, OF course, includes
lhe c0al and ,artage.
Do you NE cs,al for fuel at your
mines and mills?
We lese anne Nna1, but use s0nse
'vss~l, -, = ..'.l III $50 per cord.
W is~l .. Alice stock worth now:
! really cannot tell. have not
noticed quotations lately, and / do
not knew that there b much On tire
market.
What about dividends; do you ex-
net to pay any soon?
This h = question I ana not pre-
JARED 70 answer now. Our property |
. In . good and healthy condition,
md deVelopmontD aSe I'll The time \
&. At this time asn IN !
to say anything about our
uture operations. Everything dur
NJ the past year hes been sstisGac-
Dry, aud the property h In l,etter
than ever lee0re.
Mr.. Walker expreMsed himself -
LEASED with the outlook q this gr ut
r0pefty, aud Also with aiIhirx al0ut
lutte City: which he WaD pleased to
iass among the best mining districts
{ this ,untry.-SM Lake 7rilIwHc.
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re0o0. iso1ee asa psoass q ssjd pss0isss
ooOve oeoeo1; aAs4 - costs q lhio Scston.
6il % opDooI 40 SooWoT ooid Qo00lsioe
- oaOV0 SsQonU6 ~ 0os6 DlaS0el16 VIII
to6o . So1e0(e eGolaoe yoo cd apply otho
eooee ~ - Sol1oe 1e9aa1od In t6o prayer
Given sa6sr NJ had AID ths
Sool q ~ O1oeriee Court 0f -
Sse nd O'0es:es q ~ Tb9Yl.
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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-06
TERRITORIAL NBWS.
Oul]Od from the Columns OF On,
11ohangos.

It will require tlO, OOO to l,uiDd the
Sistess' Hospital 1t Benton, 46,5uO Of
which has been subscribed.
Wolves Of the cayote kind are MAX
Ing havoc among the sheep In pssg-
tiOns 0f 15eaverlsead county. Ln1ses
are reported IN different parts Of the
eosnty.
Dr.. Bryant, who was engaged I,y
the \. p. Il. Il. %. 10 vaccimate es,i-
pls,yes along the line, has returned tn
Miss0ula. aud reports the disease ul,-
der control along the entire line.
The four defendants in the Emma
ROssd ravixlsing es,se, have asked for
\ change II venue frslnl NlissOuls 10
Montgomery circuit. This, is tha,nxlt,
will psntl01le their trial l'eyond the
allotted days left their victim.
Ss,sne years ago . Celestial settled
10 Bsaverl,sad es'iuty. The China
n,am calt OF his cue aud commenced
living after the fashion 0f Auseri-
Cams. He went intO the stuck rails
Ing balsiOess, and h now rich enough
To- pay $185 taxes this year.
f.. A. Newton. agent VI the n. p.
branch line ut WahOetOn, wax shut
aud killed on Friday last BY James
Nash, wl,nse daughter he he'd out
ra8esl. Miss Nash hal sworn out
warrant against him, aud when
brought into court Newton pleaded
not guilty, 1t which the father
pFs'mCtly shot him.
Refes ring tO the damage suit Of
kenne'n W. (iiI"'er Salisbury L Co.,
the Ntw .N0rkksrsyk says: ''rl,e Jury
awarded the laiutiff 81. 75O-ue.rly
q no more than the former jury.
The stage cOnSfany cs,s,ll3 have had .
cSear receipt once ON payment Of g.
OoO and should have paid It. The pey-
D,,ent M Judgment may be behaved.
but It cannot he evadsd''
A decrepit old mule at Fl. Nlssoula
WaS condemned to death, and the
crack shots Of tine garrison were de-
tnrleal - executionen. At q dis.
lance IT sixty-fIve ycrls thirteen
shots were fired succeo.ively and the
mule wan only scratched OH the ear
that hung we'll to the larbosrsl, aud
just xinged in one ~ two other places.
At this juncture the guard, feeling
that everything che l,ut the mule
was In imminent danger, grasped .
pick and killed the faithful animal.
while the crack shots retired tn tell
yarns about their exploits In sharp
shooting.
The vigilautes organized at Living
stOn two weeks agD and seized one Of
the n,cst pr0n,inent Of the gang OF
criminals who bad been injecting the
town aud placed halter around his
neck. They then took him to the
adjacent woods, Tightening or bis
lals and .yml'athi1ess by . brisk
revolver serenaGe. Arrived at
.uitaGle tree they suspended him ~
long - they considered safe and
placed him again IN tesraflr.na, with
Instructions that Il would mot be
healthy for him to resl.ain in that
very ling. He pro6ted by
Ebe hint AMI next morning was seen
psusPectiDg for grub many miles
FrLnl Livingston.