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Order to Show Cause.

In THE Probate CDnrt in ami fur Silver
y UNITY. Montana Territory. IN the
<sIn Thssmaa &. Porter sl,.. m.sI,,lni.l,a,
Ut the estate NJ IlanilisMa F.. Ka,binsO,i. .r
easetl. having iilesi his petition htr,,n
praying fOr MI order Of sale Of MI tn" real
estae: Of sni.i decedent for IT,. puri">.
therein cot forth.
Il y therefore Or'iered by the Judge Ut said
court. ehst ell pcr~aSns Intesested IL the ~.
tate OF aald cease4i appear hefMe the Aahi
t!Cnste Cn0rt on Sn' ur'say. the 10Th hay
1t Xsrc6. l8x;. Ut o'clock III the xiierutn,i,
Of aid day. ~ the our rN.l. Of sal, PRO
hate Court. ut the City III Butte IL, the
County Of silver Tow IT, shaw cause VII,
administrator t. cell 80 much tt re zeal
estate at the - III Deceased ~ shall b. nee
oaaary: X. e. KIN X, prnl.,s. Judge.
Dst.si this :,h day Ut February. \. Il. -
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OperatiYee' Houses.

WAsHINsirDN, Feh. 9.--The exam
inatiOn at Frank X. Foster, Of Massa-
chusetts, WAS continued this morning
l'elOre the sst.ilAte Committee on E.lu-
cation and Labor. FOater said that
niGsl III thu. tenement houses in the
manufacturing cities Of Alaxsac usetts
were Nv mesl ~ the mill owners, an,!
the leseees were compelled to furnish
them. Many ri the Ol,.r;siive+' houses
were generally small, III ventilated
and uncomfortable. aud the OPERA
ttves were compelled to live In these
houses ar l'e dismissed. The sewer.
age and sanitary facilities are terribly
bad .nnd IN summer nights the stencil
from cess lOs'ls was nearly over
towering.
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81: LOUIS Feb 6.-Obey Z, Owen.
the defaulttnG teller Of the tlir,l mn.
tional hank IN this city, was nm.
ratgned In the United Stats c.,urt Tn.
day and pleaded guilty. Se,l1enoe
In = tenemeanent house this m orn.
Ing 1t was found that Henrv Drsas =. !.
herman tenant cut his wife's throat
With razor and then cut his own.
rive little children slept In the room.
ooe W.: IN bed with tho couple. One
of the children Got up and took the
oeoY out Of tho bloody bed In which it's
mother lay into his own bed. chanet,i
1ts dse1e and then went to sleep. The
cause OF tho murder was ieslo,ixy.
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0ounO 0eooon Plumber.

CHICAGO, Feb. 0-The police have
In Gus ody an expert hotel thief who
has been committing . series Of dep
relations for tho past two weeks. lie
gives his name ~ WIN. Slade. and il
believed to be tho man who robbed
the room Of J. w. Fleming, 4 New
York drummer. 1t the Palmer House.
= few days ago. and when discovered
frightened away three hotel p0rters
and escaped. In his room on the
west side Were found 0s5 shares Of
stock IN the Denver Circle railroad,
tha property Of Aarshall Jewell and
Thomas Nichols. q prOsnisory note hy
Nichols for elysW in favor OF Speaker
Keifer. Ut Ohit, I'LL stolen 1rOm Mar
shall JEWELS western agent, ut the
Grand Pacific hotel 4 week ago. In
addition to this there was valuable
tewelry. and two 1910 mile railroad
tickets belonging to l.. Thalmer. The
police are unable to identify him in
tho list of convicts.
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WAenIHoTON. Feb. Sin the sts,
route tri.l, The route from VerinilIioll
70 sioux Falls being under consi era.
tiou: Alex Miller. = sub-c,ntractOr
testteed that the mail somefimes am.
sisted Of = postal card and sometinle.
two or three Letters. It might have
averaged thee letters daily. It WAN
not the labor Of hauling that ustal
card. nor the tine I've had To lnxke
that run down his horses
WllsOn.-1 hey were y little tit
thin. Answer: You let. (l.ausl,-
teri
Bliss-D,d you get thin too. An.
ower: Yes cir. INT I never had 5: bet-
ter appetite in; my life daughter !
DoHvgR, Feb. 0The COLOMBO,
legislature to-day appropriated S.l.-
00O Tor the enteftajnuient Of M.
Grand Amy q the Republic which
Will bold IL national epcamnment
hese during the coming eummer and
70 city Of Denver will donate S2O..
100 more.
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Oarlu0 Mali Robbery.

CEDAR RAPIDS. Town, Feb. ga
daring mail r'('l,ery occurred ut tie
Union depot II! this city last evening.
THE east bound trsin being late the
mall was carried into the baggage.
room, and while there the pouch wxs
ripped OPEN aud 10 registered letters
taken. The amount Of the l0sx il I'M.
anOwn. Que letter contained 81 I'M.
the amount Of Postmaster 3nlith's
monthly remittance t. the Depart.
laient. There II no clue to the rDl,6ers.
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Notice: To CO.Owpa,.r.

ID mn t'lb'e. hi. il'.'rS tr n.~isn-
I.'u IRE !iasrby noliilesl tina, ,h,. ,.u,,rrsy,,.
81 ~ ~ acc ::sl1n.. " til t.c ,,Ovi>i,,,>
~; ~ "rctla." a2,. 81 III, Revised STATUTES -:
... .Iltt-t states. p-rE,rnni I..Lr az,
Ss'"'e lnDIrasvelil eats u; tht. IA M, Of .:,o
utN'" the dayton quartz In l.. .,i:,i:,. claim
"ot:i ~ summit Valley N:nir. l,I>-
, ...'. !Ser u w county. n. r.. for til" yea:
u 4" y'"! are hereby u title ,l,at u y.n,
49,. ''r' itrinute 0r cate , i". e M,trisiIi"i
your pnD.SHi;f., Olxs,i ex..,;,i,iur,. $50"
WIN interest al,l costs. wi::rn nI,,,y dav.
;..sM = ~. ~ this notice, All your rixi,,
''e: 1nt.fs~t ant claim, IN ~ A.: to- III. si.,,r
"...'' .r T"r'tx !" IL ~ ming ci~,M viii ir'
"as n''''ic the required .x,a.Ml tire
,,.,, a. nENNIf FAKHELI
""'te. ~. T.. January ~. 1855,
Jan ~ Sw ~ Il
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DESvER, Feb. "A Repwli;,,,u's
AiOuquer'i,' e special says: Three Chi
na1Ien. living on \ ranch near Fort
Bayard, were found murdered last
"wednesday. The Sheriff with \ l,o~ss.
captured one Of the murtlerers. who
pr0vet! to he n Mexican. He, with
several other Mexicans, undertook to
r'c the Chtna'',el:, and upon their
Resisting Ill three were killed. Their
tHdoes were nlanxletl In u horrible
manner.
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Notice tn Ch,.O,vner.

To =. L. I'rpst0sl and Daniel Wswilr,Olm
fau ss'' hereby nottresl that the u.,i.rSirl,-
~. y&r r''owmer has exps,,rs.: on" hu"
1re.s n!Iars :n, In iai,isr and improve
claim situated In Submit Y lies Min NJ.
District: silver Il W county, Maintain: i. r.
5ltory, Ior The year lSs.. anil sou arr. ln,r,
neslaed h~e II YOU Nail 10 contribute ..r
c ~! 20 os con'ribut II your proportion .i
seSe ,:'ents $780, each within ninety days
from the date Ut this notice. an yOnr right
Title ana intereet IN and to tue ais,ve Dr..
,cSlned lode mining claim will bass,n,.. ih"
PI'Dpssty OF the unier.ign.Ai. Your wn-r
WHO has ."sis the eslnirt.i cxl."'r'iturr.
,, J.P. RnOADE~.
ssuttcs -. l.. jan. IL III, le>i gals
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4 bill b pending In the Illiuola
Legislature t. regulate and reform
primary elections. II b psoposed "a
have primary eles'tion judges and
clerks sworn In the same manner q
election boarsls, with authority "a
administer Os.lhs IN challenge . 70
residence, qualification and party ~
hliatto0. The talk Of the frauds In
politics creeps In through the prime
rtss. Their rrtmrns Of delegates -
'ected arc very fre'luently n,aaudlc.
taTed and nat determined By The
votes cast; anh many of the votss
cast are cOlomixed and uuausli0ea
voters aud members " the opposite
party. especially In cities. Prima-
r'es everywhere sre ire aud easy
things, where It b no crime fer
everybody 70 vote. Political Striker,
whooP 'em up on primary days, and
vote everything that wears heir. and
then call on the dear people 10 SOD
l'ort The regular ms,suiuees.
From what the aver.ee eis;xe.
knowsabost primaries be will uuhesi.
satingly ~ the proposed bill 1, 4
wbo.esoms one. It is true party con-
venttons could, md sl,ouhl without
precedent legislation, make it q ruiz.
that primary buartis should not act
except under oath, and should have
. notary pseseat 70 aalministse ooel,
10 Challenged psssoos; bot Tie aaskt-
luee q law becomes necessary 10
~ that such oaehs shall nat b. Con-
'idered extgajudieial, but may e
Treated - other oaths ID peoooeoljooo
OF perjury. A short blll, IeQuiFin1
primary o0eers % aet under oatS.
With authority to adminisler oaaha.
night Do . great dssl a good In MOI
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Barnings of tha Union Pacific.

New York, Feb. 9.-4en,i. official
advices from Boston say the earningx
Ut the Union Pacific for lSS::. will not
differ materially from those for the
year ending July !. 1sS::.. The report
showed that the main line earnings
were 81 ,tsE1, 81, aild net ning.,
Sas:::. scl. &A with the income from, the
land department AMI frOin branch,
line Investments. The surplus Is re-
ported 10 be raised by fl, 7Ol .Glla,.
which IL equivalent 10 about .ix ,~r
cent. upon the entire capital, giving
with the per cent. dividend already
l'atd. annual earnings Of III lx.r cent.
ulOn the capital stock.
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High Water in the Ohio

CINCINNATI, Feb. 9.-.The river
continues I" rise two inches an hour.
IL was - Il 3 inches alx,vc low w.I..r
marx at l::Sl. Dispatches show that
u mas receCled y inches ut Mxris1fe
~ Will continue to rise here at leasf
tlll tomorrow, and may reach sixtv
feet. There l:ss i,e+n no n1l1iition:i
loo q! property, but business is lnuci,
retarded. ." '''''c''
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Telegraph Settlement.

NEW YOKK, Feb. 9.-It Va. rs,xr;.
en- to-day that the Western l,mi,,n
ana Mutual Union telegraph c:,s,,,..-
nses hat1 settled their ri ll;.r,,.cvx, aud
thst there lad iwe: y lease a.f the H.
t gu. unt"l line. for tw" Year, I" TN.
Western tnt' II. which had i..t,,
agreed upon the terms stated, wl,ici,
are to he interest "n 81, sxyD, unk II M.
tuai ''onu:. and 10 lcr cent. per annu,u
0n O0e-lIalf per cent. Of liz stock.
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Tiu1kl.ll In.

Ry the unlerslsrei -, or als.ut May las.
0ase nan enw. white an belly. and white
rife across the silnni tses. Mi sii,ct i,rxni
On oeft hip The owner T. ,,us.e!.i Il,
rosoe forward. prove prOp :riy pay charges
And take her away
GRE0sOE RR,,S.
'iSswJ Upper DEER IAEiyc Valley.
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Otxcux>T1, O, Feb. S-The Obi
river = Jising aloag 10 vho)s )e0otl
- si1acE 1ss0reoS 6oaeod onso. A
Wheelia9 Il i01e 1oot desp and setl
rielnG. 1eato eannee 49, Under to
beidGe. NaEietts 01oeoed more the'
0ver. TIE railroad track 6ttwee,
Narielts and Be]prie b ok feet ul'
The Tj.es-star specials says tina
Csttlsttsburg 10 already flooded am
more da0aGo 70 done on account o.
Tie areut rio II the Sandy llver.
R0RTsN0uTll, Feb. &-The river Il
q fese dep and sttll ristnG. A eD"
siderable section Of the city u unde'
water. The Nioto river b also rising
and h now shove tho railroad track
Moth Portsmouth b under waler. Thu
river continues u ri9e being 3 fee'
deep ut O'Clock.
NEw YoRx, Feb. H-very many
houses are already invaded by the
water. and the people are moving out
The Anchor irOa and steel works. The
Newport iron and pipe foundry and
the gfouler part Ut the Swift rolling
milf arc forced to suspend. Ner-
chants along tho river front OF this
city. are busy removing ped. from
cellars aud iirst 8oOrs. The damage
u coal 10 enormous. No railroad ID
set submerged, but will l'e tO-mor-
rJW IL tho rise continues.
PARKHsDURG, W. Va, Feb. 6-This
morning The river 10 ~ feet above
low waief. Houses on the Ohio hide
arc inundated. Three hundred peO-
plo aro homeless. Every mill In the
city h Inundated. The pulp mill Is
held by . frail boom. The l0os is
fully 6l0O0. but NO lives Lost. The
KansWha river 10 rushing nut Ut .
tremendous rate. 1t II feared It will
carry away the irUn bridge. The wa
ter 10 within = foot Ut the furnace
6res Of the p0st0f6ee.
aighoot for twenty Years.
CINCINNATI, Feb. as; ecials re-
port that the Ohio river las receded
two inches 1t Marietta, but tho city
ID In darkness tho gAS works being
flooded. The water 10 within two
feet Of tho great Hood Of l800 The
loee In the city IL very great.
Mn. Groves W1S found drowned Ia
q house th . evening.
Rsilrtsad connection ID cut Of. AT
POmeroy, Ohio, the nO0d Is greater
than any since l8l7, and promises to
exceed that before morning. Three
hundred building xre undo from one
10 fifteen feet OF water. NJ trains
have arrived since Tuesday night.
The 0n'y means Of communication In
tho city - by skins The river IL
rising IN inch md = half per hour.
TlXLlM, Feb. 1.-THE river il S
feet and rising. The lower part Ut
The city Il flooded aud oil the fActO-
ries stopped.
PORTsxoUTlI, Feb. 8-The river IL
rising three inches an hour. The w.
and nearly all tho factories
No stopped. Hundreds Of families
No driven frOm their houses: rail-
r0odo north mud east are under water.
FRENoNT, Feb. &.-Three thousand
10llars hes been collected for the ne
ies Of the food sufferers. 1t will he
several dasy before the dwellings, can
b occupied.
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! DUBLIN, Feb. 6-The trial Of Dow.
ling for the murder Of Policeman
Cox, began to-day.
TORONTO. Feb a.:Th- Royal opera
house was burned this morning. .Oss
e7H@. insured for ea0.OO.
TORONTO Feb. 8-Owing to the
snow blockade the trans OH all TIE
u,aiu lines are behind tilEe. and tn.
branches are almost abandoned.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Feb. S.-The
water il gradually falling and travei
has Deen resumed between here ami
Kingston. Ice is firm from here IL
NantecOke.
LONDON, Feb. Y-The s'lyiv.rs Of
the steamer kenMurr Castle, which
fOnnllered in the hay If Risc;ly on TIN.
al imst.. sml.sisted for three days hy
chewing flannel vests. The tl;iii
officer became starv ing mad ami
jumped overheard l,nt was saved.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. "a special
cable from Antwerp says the steam.
ship Neslerland passed. Sicily Islands
on Monday last. M unusual ha,!
weather has lx'en repUrtp.i aud lis
loss n unlikely. The bottle found
February 9Th is considered Mispr..
Die job.
IIICAGO, Feb. ga Tribune cor
respondent teleSrapl's as the re-. u!t OF
u trip through, central and sO,it hern
Illinois. that the peach crUpOf central
AMI western Illinois and u part Of Mis-.
souri,. is practically wilxsl out. h"t
that in the southern part vt the STATE
the buds are all in excellent condition.
SAN FRANCISCO. Fell. S--At !,
meeting Of the San Francisco cIan-
lx'r Of commerce. this afternoon. Il
resolution wis adopted instrusting
senators and representatives Of Call
I. r1ia IL OplMse ~ detrimental to The.
interest Of the state. the passage al
the Till now pending in congress
respecting the proposed transfer 81
the revenue. marine and other
branches If the Treasury t. :!!e nav,
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For S;lIc.

\ large Urist Mil. all complete. ami II,
running Or.l..r. \ lx.s sNse lhIuxlnxs Crus!,rr
% ton capacity. I"quire 1T
JOHN CARHAHT,
ll-?MWGt EAnnAck, Montana.
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The s1eotioos which snowod undes
. sumbe1 q Americas statesmen lasl
dill see0 70 have opened thelr eyes
to the necessity AZ somsthing - the
way of tariff re5osm. II bor % ethes
psrpose than . ''recosd," q to throw
dust into somebody . eyes u N ap-
parent desire to reduee The burdeas
Of taxation. The history Of The tariff
bill, from IL Inception to The pssseat
time. discl' ~ The fact that no reduc-
lions have at any time besa seriously
meditated. The whole matter has
been made to hinge On considerations
a protection " favored Interests
which are represented BY . powerful
Debby. The discussions have run out
In the direction Of protection rather
than towaT:s considerations Tor relief
q bardensd tsx.peyeD.
Wheneves iron and steel have been
struck 1t. the paid advocates would
psate about the dignity Of Americas
labsr and the necessity Of not bring
ing Il into competition with The paa-
pr labor 81 Europe. The same
howl has been raised whea the wares
a hinge manufacturers we've proposed
70 be scaled down; whea Il was pes-
pissed to put lumbss o. ths ftss Ut;
and even when Il was proposed to
make medicines, astic3es indispeosi.
be to the poorin ease a sieknss, ftss
q duty. The dutiable articles - the
list are 10 extensive that Il al0ost ap-
pean that everything b peoeaeted,
aud that our laW-mokess are eoaplnG
ont Ut the same hols they went ID q.
Manifestly where everything -
projected nobody = beoeltted: for
he euhaueed price Of what one No.
10 cell b more than destroyed BY The
snhanced price of what hs hss
70 hay. But this - nat the design At
protection. II h . scheme devised
with the .lesign 0f making one
lsnth u tho people rich at the ex.
psoss Of The other nise%esths. There
~ only two nining cosnponies In
~ United States psodacing quick
liver and there are agrsat many
lboosao0 using Il. Froeeetion ssys
10 Thousands az men using quick.
liver must throw In . little some. |!
hing cootjouslly to heip enrich |
hsss two quicksilver ,uioss; con-
ssa ssass says, II their quieksilvsf
ntnes Do not pay, 1t them 20 q
oase other brsoch q mining that
vill. The same may be said q IL
10 mines a The eosntry and steel
nooelhetNsios, 70 both u which in
|ostris nining countries pay lasrs
'ibste. Ia everything nissn wear,
at aod 40 they are payiag sooe-
hing to help support so0ebody
s0swbese, and they have isdulesd
% hePe, i)eou>ed not to ed q ftu.
lion at thb CoogEess, that they
'oa'd b shisoded ftom the injastjee
{ be1og To6bed 70 enrich parties q
'h6eh they have Deither oass pse
oowSedge. They are willing that
~ uDaa Who eonnot make q Nvinr
I
the Eat shoald come 10 the
u
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A Washington dispatch Of the Ut
says: The prospect for tariff legis
lation this session were given efush
Ing blow yesterday. The Republt
cans failed not only to pass the legis
)ative appropriation bill, under s,,s.
pension II the rules, but failed to Nh
next Monday ~ the day for closina
The debate on the tavift bill. Both
motions received . substantial mn.
josity, but nothing like the two
thirds necessary to suspead the rules.
The d uincauce AZ the contest lice In
the TACT that the Democrats are solid
y opposed to the ways and meens
committee bill and will not consent
to it, passage without amendment
and discussion. Carlisle, leader OF
the Democratic opposition to The
ways and means hill, declared he
would prefer the failure q tariff leeis-
lation to the passage Of the ways and
means bin. This declaSatien wss
fully applaudsd, and The votes Of the
Desnoosats showsd they would stand
united against he unamended bin.
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For ySellt.

Two xtrres an Upper Main street, III I
x0elth ut Cenlervilic. e. Il. kESALEx.
0ec25swef Clear Grit Mine.
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1T. Louis, Feb. 9.-lseport. from,
re cattle range from all sections NJ
colorado say the lOss Of .tOck nv
SNOW storms aud cold weather v,iii
amount TO 10 per ceut. WI"
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Statements Of the sarnines Of The
Unioa Pacific Tor the pest six moathe
chow . very satisfactory financial
eo0ditio0, BY which that road h e.
ab1sd to ply sixteen PER cent. annual
dividend. When Il h taken into
consideration that the capital stock
outstanding represents probably
double what The road cost, these earn
INN ere immaane.
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Captain Payne, Who hes been for
soaae time engaged In . lawloos Ct.
>ost 70 )sod party Of settlers into the
Indian Territory, was pallsd BY the
military yesterday, aud lie and his
party can now languish In duranee
vile ut FOrt Reno.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-10

The hshesies treaty With England
, to Oe abro9Ated. II be- been .
o0o's6ded affair, aud TIE American
peopss have not sesa Il In very roes-
ate hues siDce the HALIFAX award.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-10

Cosnt Do Chanbesd, Orlsasi,t,
does not propose to let the Bonapart-
10 have e Ill their own way. He.
tea, Win iaeoo Q nnanifleto.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-10

WiGgiD yestesday withdrew bic
psopheey ahoat Tie big Storm March
l1th, toe a1l q which - pooe mostalh
sAoold - duly thankAhl.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-10

Ths 00uoo COMMITTEE On lailit.rv
AahSn has practically agreed upou
The terms q the bill to plaes 3sossal
Chant upon the retired LIT a the
army, with The rank Il Gene9al.
Hajoejty rorosD II favor and uinee.
ify spests aGainst were reported
Thundey. This = mesely buaeoobe
TO please The Old man. A bin 10
pooee 0e0ssal 0saot % The roHireil
" eassee pass this Coagrss, sxespt
~ unant@oos consent, which Il does
mt have BY several points.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-10

The heedo0 q speeeh has tn
onpsed In rspoblieaa Fsanea
PrsDes Napsasoo, VITO W. inpsis.
eoed toe pahlisbiag his unasifIsee.
Ne ge3eased yosteUaay.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-10


P1TTsBCR0, Feb. 0.-The food In
the 4onongahela reached it, highest
poSDt-S teet-ot 5 o'clock this
! morning. and soon AFTER began to 70.
cede. owing to cold weather which
sbse 81 the snsall streams. The VA
ter did not get - high ~ anticipated
ny several feet. The damage hero h
almost wholly from inundalion. bat
AZ r.;S,. LIT ~: .' n.s s.n "s E:a
e..r.' .....1 ~ S'One UCto Slvets sse
rss,.i"s; ~ ,..~ ~" .. ' :" -. ~ w.
.,csr;,..: ' nS ~. , 49, 49,. ~ .oe .owet
s~.S. ..S o sT c'tss. W uooef
~ .,,.'.S s~ .; Ls". acS -. ~ '.@IIses on
49,. 49,. o o.~e ~ ~ 1A..s1c1y
H. sc.., sI ~ W snceS
r~s.S.. v H.',.. w. .n. s S, .uo ~ ~
% s r"N o.. eoW ssong ne Aooc0"
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-10

The Chairman Of the Committee on
War Claims reported hack = Till for
the payment "f certain. claims On the
nh Vi July Ut claims reported by the
accounting officers Of the treasury
Objection was made 10 the present
consideration. The till wa& made
the sp c;sl order f"r Tuesday even-
ing.