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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-14
poo,s and shoes for Cash.

Owing to the s~tringency in the money
market, we have reduced our prices on
boots and shoes 10 the lowest living prices
md hereafter will only sell u goods FOL
cash. So, please don't ask for credit, a.
we will be compelled to refuse 1t. Persons
indebted to the firm will please make I'm
TAssELL BROTHERS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-14
e. a p. PAssENGER TRAVEL.
WHITE PINE STAGE LINE.

ARRIVALS THURSDAY NIGHT.
NJ. Howell and Harry Robinson.
DEPARTURES FRIDAY MORNING.
j. B. Jimpson.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-14
A Tempting Lot Of eo..s

aunt Hannah has received a fu,I and
mp'ins stock OF hats, feathers ana al
so.ts 81 millinery goods. Tho ,iLa ~
never before been seen in Eureka. 10 las
the Auntie. "ienas' call on
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-14
YgsrnxDAY'. sTOC.4 SALES.

MORNING BOARD.
oqs Hale Il Norcross-5h 5% 5h
$50 0%phir-15c
ITO Me1icsn-30c
$50 Gould b Curry-S0c
35O Best 4 Belcher-105c
575 Con. California--35c Soc
100 Bullion-20c
$50 Union-30c
200 s. Nevada-35c
100 Alts-30c
200 Mt. Diablo-3l5c
50 Mono-135c
Crocker-3b
200 Peerless-275c
100 O~hollsr-190c
so Potosi-85c
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-14
The members of the Senate in sacra.

TUG memb6IB OF tHH poH1to II paOI"
mento are rather an irreverent body.
During the few moments allotted to the
morning prayer. talking. laughing, read
ing the newspapers and walking about
the room being INDUCED in. II must be
said to their credit that Honorable John
Daggett. presiding officer, and Honora
BILE David Mcclure rise in their seats and
reverently bow their heads during prayer.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-14

The Comstock mines produced $780,.
900, 900 of silver and S~l4o'ooo'ooo VI
gold in 20 years.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-05-01
Gin 2SinR fur Ole Gnafdnocr.

Ter nit Dem ruiiiihcu Eerhdltnilen
9endu uertrautc Stratc9c Der ,,N.zg.
&oItsicitun9" idrclbt: y2luf Ser ,Sniel
SagbaIicn, rueldc quer Dor Der Miinouug
ocs Nmuritromes in Sitiibirien licet, bar
Der 9iar cine Straftolonic iir 9tibiIiiten
angcle9t. Dian fam lib Iei6t poriteucn,
mic eleuo oieic llugIiidIiden, abgeieber
pom robcr &ebanbluu9 ibrer Teini9er
mn ibIe6ter &crpfeguus, in eiuem
obihculiheu Slimd icin mullen.
Scnn III cinem Recommendation gSin=
ter, weIter oft pom S~baupettcr I'M
tcrbrohcu lit, fommt Elm na6taltcr Som=
mcr, uuo raube &iuoe pebcn nit icItcs
nen llrterbrchurgeu. IS mare lsidt,
pieie llnsIidIiden ;u befreieu, oa Die
Sriten nit ibren nm Sapan %itationirten
Srie9slhiifeu III elm padr Saeen bort elm
treifcu tonnsn. 9febenbei t0nnten Die
ruiIiden S~diifsueriteu an Der Miine
bun9 oes Amur uno Die BORT Iiegenoe
rulnide S~rJe9slotte ;crit0rt werDcu.
llno Oas wiirne iih gut be;abIen. Senn
bort bubeu Die Ruicn cine In;abl idneu
legeInoer Srie9soampfer, welde Den
Swed babeu, i'm sale zines &rieqes nit
England Die britiideu Saneelsi6i1e i'm
Eacifc su fapern. limb Oh oa5 Gis
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-05-01
5n 25e,us auf oas I. g. Rmtsoaner-
Sc(cB oc5 GongreGes,

monah iih Er6iiDcnt Glcueluno BEL Der
Heietung uitIcr 2lcnttcr rthten muB,
ifrcibt Der .Nn;. D. Is: Ser Yrdli>
bent fam, mdbrcno Der Senat lib nitt
in Situug ~beiluoet, icbcn Grecutius
@eamtcn p%olitGroi9 nah ieincm Be
lieben uno obne 2lngabc Der Griinoe pom
iciuem Nmtc .iuspenotren" uno linn
cincn propiioriihen 9tudfoIger 9ebcn.
GrbGlt oicier Die E~eltGti9un9 pcs Senats
nidt, 10 tritt abcr bs5balb Der iuspens
oirte @cnnItc ieIn 2lmt uidt micocr an.
Gr blcibt ,iuspeubirt". lit Glio 10 gut
mic ab0e'rtt, oenn cs ltcht benz ErGli>
ocnteu irct, fiIr iciuen Bias fortludbz
rtno ncue 9tamcn cin;uicnotn, 10 OFT
aub Die GrnGnnten uerworicn mcrbcn
mogen. ErdiiDtnt Glcpclano bat alio,
pcnu CT cine Reorganization pes 9anien
Ecrpnltung5Dienltts uornebnIen Mil,
bis ;lIm Nlcoer;uiammentritte ocs Se>
mates I'M ndbitcu December uno, mcnu
CT mill, audi na6bcr 10 gut ME frete
0ano. Gas einigernagen ucrihrobene
&erbGltniR, in mel6em lib Die 9lemterz
bcictungsgcpnlt pcs Yrdiipentcn befinz
oct, riibrt uou Der ,2lmtsttrmin" @eietz
gcbun0 (tenLre of eff e acts) lett
Erdiiocnt Nnortp ISobniou Der. &or
1867 tonntc Der Srdiioent Grecutip=
Hcamte nab Helicbeu ab> unb einIcecn.
lurh bas crite Nmtsbnucr- Geiet pon
1867, wclhes cine 6ol9c bcs Strcites
;Ipiibcn Nnorciu ,Eobnion uno Der (pon
ibm uerlallcnen) rcpublitnniihen Snrtei
mar, muroen DEN Scamteu, fir mcltc
Die N%eltGttguug oes Senates uotbig lit,
felte Amtstermine gegeben, pdbrenp De
rem Der Frdliocnt lie mn nit Nngabc
pom Wriinpen uno nit ,Sultimmung pe5
Scunts ubictcn tountc. Pills @raut
Erd1locnt Iuuroc, ucrludte cr, Die Nuf-
bebun0 ocs C'eIercs uno Die OerltcllunG
><m 0Guie 9ing nics uuh nit grocer
Wchrhclt oUrd. Nber Der Scnat nollte
lib pom Der neu 9erponnenen Ntadt nitt
rulcocr gan; trcnnen. so fam ocnn ein
EompromII. ods yNmtstermin -GcIet"
uon 1869, III Stdnoe, mcldlcs nod lest
III Strait lit. 9tah oieiem GompromiE
braudt Der ErdiiOcnt icine @riinoe iiir
Die .Suspcnnon" zines Venmtcn nibt
aniu9ebcn uno Der i%uspenpirtc Scamtc
tritt. falls ieiu NGdfoI9er niht bcitGtiqt
miro, niht rpieocr ms 2lmlt. pic obcn
bcrcitS bargetbau. Sri Seamtcn. ilr
oeren @rneuuun9 Die ,Suitimmuna oes
Senats uidt notbig lit, tann Scr Yrdii=
bent obncbin gan; nab SeIieben per
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-05-01
pie 9lem 2lorRer asankataftrop6e

ucbcr Den ,SuldmlncnltIri pom adt
neucn I'M Snu bcgrilIcncu [)Gulcrn clt-
ntbmcu mir Den ltcp 9lcrtcr ElGttcrn
foI9cnoc Giu;elnbeitcn: Sas lluQliit
ercignete lih an Der O.. StraBc, no
;rp0lf 0duicr ;unl Trciic pom ic SIS, 900
uud) Den EIGucn ocS 2lrhitcttcn Spipcr
aufgcfuhrt iperocn %lollten. Ter an0ebz
lihc Gigcntbiimcr iOll Wottbolo 0nnQ
iein, bod paro pom ucribteoencu angcb-
lid out untcrrihtcten Ycrioncn bcbaups
tct, 'oGE Goocniid nur nui ci9cnc Hch
nun9 baut. 0fcbrcrc iCircr% cbcmaliocn
NrbcitCr eriGbItCn, ouE C9 Dem Nontrntz
tor idon mebrfah pailirt lei, baB ibrc
(lGuier ODER Gins ODER ous anocrc Stod-
merit mdbrcnp ncs Nducs ;uinmmcnQcz
puriclt leien.
Rur; che Die &ntaltrop5e c%iutrnt, bot
Ienc S%taot9e9cno cine S;ene 9cihGitia-
item ycbcns. llcbcralI DaicIbit pcrocn
Heubautcn aufgcfIbrt, uHo Die aht sc
bGuoe, IpeIdc 10 balo in Sriimmer itiirz
gen %lolltcn. idicncu 10 iihcr mn icit,
iuie Ole NeIIcn, ouf beucu ibr %Eunoamcnt
EI0tlid crihol ciu Inutcs Sra
den in benz am mciltcn mcitlpGrts qc-
(nuie Der gan;cn Hcibc. uno che |
Semano reGlilircn %tonute, mas
ll6 eigcntlid crei9nct, %ltiir;tc nas 9roEc
fiinfltodi0c @cbduoe nit Iautcm Rrah
Die iibri9en nit iih rciRcno
in uerbdngniEuollcm Stur;c. Gin riciidcr
Sriimmcrbaufe uon Stciucn uno ser
TpIitterten Saltcn tburmte lid od nuf,
no nod nor ipCnigcn Sefunocn Die aht
%geltauoen, uno inter Dem Shutt
Die uu9lIdIihcu Nrbeitcr,
pelde DER 1urdtbare Stur; in Die Siefc
,er,hcn.
Die miIocn @criibte, peIde baupt-
ddlid pom Der unmittclbareu Nahbars
DAFT colportirt, III Der yuft lumber
dpirrten, IieBen Die !3nbl bis in Ole
ounbcrte nnihwelleu. Sics eruics iih
9liidli6erIpeiie oils burhaus uber-
ocnu nadoem IL &cruunocte
lleId Nnfan9S mad Dem yRooicucIt
oolpttal" gebradt woroen wnrcn, MIR
'en wGbrcno stlua ;~peiltiiuoiger anges
fren9ter Nrbeit feline TcrIestcn mcbr
us Den Ruinen bcruor9e;pgen, uno ipdz
cr fdno man nod ( Serlette. Die
2lrbeitcr waren i'm 5. uno 6.
pom Der Sitlcitc an aerebnet,
10 Die Ndueru ;ucrlt III itiir;en beaau=
Ell, an Der Irbcit. Surb bas Sraden
er n~ieoerfnIenoen Mauern qewarnt,
attcn lie Die StraBe III errciden aes
w0rcn abcr pom Der SI6elibteit
CT Sataltropbe Iiberbolt uno pom ben
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-05-01

i'm amur nm Ritte 9pril aufsebt. 10
lit IS Die b09ite 3eit, Die sefdbrli9en
S6iHe 81 ;erit0ren, ebe ie a%usIanfen
t0nnen.
Na6oem Dies 9slun9en mare, tOnnten
elm panr ha9seben6e britii6e Snmpfer
ben Amur binaufleseIu unb Die unglud@
Iiden @efangenen, meilt poIitil9e Strdt1
tinee, IN ben 8er9werfsu AM oberen
Qaufe bes Stromes befrei:n. 9anS nm
6eIdItt lit aud oas @eiBe Meer; uno
Der Snfen pom 9lr6angel, no cine an=
;abI Hibiliiten benz langIamen Ser
Idmadten auseeiett lit, tunn bur6 einen
6an6itrei6 peggeuommeH werben. user
ben Die Sriten baran benten? sic ious
ten IS i6on bespegen, neil m0gli6sr@
weiie bort i6neuleeelnoc S~rie9sbumpfer
i'm 8au 6esrinen iein m0sen. wel3e e.
zen ben britii6en Seebanoel losgclanen
meroen ioQen. ~llnbegreifi6 i6eint IS,
warum Der Gsar nit benz Se9inn nes
&rieees ni6t bis gum Nufbre6en oesGres
i'm finnii6en Mteerbuisu uno DOR 6rons
itabt qeluartet bat, mo cine anoere Slotte
lei6ter Sur SSa9o ouf britil6e 0dnoels@
i6ife 6eltimmter S~rie9soampfer etnge1
lperrt lit. Senu bic su bemielbenO ienlte
beitimmten Camper I'M S6par;en
Nteere f6nnen ni6t mebr auslaufen, neil
Der Sultau, pie es i6eint, bereits pOn
DEN 8riren ba;u get0bert wOrben lit, III
nen Den 8osporus unO Die SaroGneucn
III uerIpcrren. GnbIi3 cri6sint IS an
qe,eigt, bag Der Sultan unb Die britii6e
Slotte einige Sauienb Si9ertenen, wel9e
ieet i'm 6cere Der Siirten bienen, am
S6marien Meere lanbeu uno sur Grres
qung zines neuen 4ufitanoes inter biz
Golter bes SautaIus i6iden werbet."
q. Sorr.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-05-01
Si6ffcifen pom osnrrins-

Sobalo Sarrios i'm Sabre 1873 Die
oberlte Staatswiirbe in Guatemala iiberz
nabm, bcwies er ieine Sbnttrait mnb ocz
bot alien Sarteicn 2l6tun9. !6atte lid
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-04-08
REGULATING

The following bill was passed by
the session of Congress just closed.
It may DO Of interest to tho legal fra
ternity, inasmuch As 1t was enacted
principally for the benefit Of the Ter
ritories:
AN ACT regulating appeals from the
Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia aud the Supreme Courts
Of the several Territories.
Be It enacted By the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United
States Of america in Congress as
seMbled:
SECTION /. That no appeal or
writ of error shall hereafter he allow
cd from any judgment or decree in
any suit at law or in equity in the
Supreme Court Of the District of Co.
lum6ia, or In the Supreme Court Of
any of the Territories of the United
States, unless the matter in dispute,
exclusive Of costs, shall exceed the
sum Of i've Thousand dollars.
SEC. 2. That the preceding section
shall not apply In any case wherein
IL involved tho validity of any patent
or copyright, or in which is drawn in
question the validity Of q treaty or
statute OF, or an authority exercised
under, the United States ; but in all
such cases an appeal or writ Of error
may be brought without regard to
the sum Or value in dispute.
Approved March 3, 1856.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-04-08
for War.

WASHINGTON, April 6.-The Sec
rotary of the Navy has ordered 2;O
marines and 100 blue jackets to sail
to-day on the Acapulco, from New
York to Aspinwall. When these men
arrive at their destination the United
States will have a force of about LOO
men and 100 officers on theisthmus.
The marines are armed with Spring
field rifles, and the sailors with
Hotchkiss rifles. Four Calling guns
and two three-inch rifles, with 10O,-
600 rounds of ammunition will be
sent with the men leaving New
York. The entire force will be
under the command of Admiral
Jouett, who is now expected to ar
rive at Aspinwall with the
Tennessee on Wednesday. Capt.
B. H. Mccall and Lieutenant I. B.
M. Mason, who left Washington for
New Yoak Friday last, have been or
dered to proceed to Aspenwall to-
day. Capt. Mccall will be in COM
mand ola supplementary force of
marines subject to the order Of Adj
miral Jouett. Lieutenant Ma son
will be in command of the artillery.
With the arrival of the TENNESSEE"
at Aspenwall the feet will consist of
vessels, including the Tennessee,
flagship of the North Atlantic sta
ton with % guns, "Yantic" with
four guns. "Galena" with eightguns,
"Swantara" with eight guns and
"Alliance" with six guns.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-04-08
FINANCIAL COMPARISON.

An exchange makes tho following
comparison between the 18th and
4sth Congress, the former Republic
can and the other Democratic
The grand total Of all the appro-
priations made by the Forty-seventh
Congress, Republican both in the
Senate and in the House, 10 $439, $780,
0ss, after deductiDg tho postomcs ap-
propriations, which comes out Of the
revenues of the department.. and not
out of the taxes collected. The
grand total Of all the appropriations
made by the Forty-sighth Congress,
with Democratic House cont end
ing for retrenchment and q Repub-
lican Senate doing its utmost, As US
ual, to pile up the millions, is $780,
Ge7. 684. Here, AZ in tho other case,
the postoflce appropriation II de-
Quoted, but 900 are added In
order to cover tho possible deficiency
in that department, and thus to make
the comparison fair. Here Is . differ.
enes of almost $50, 00o, 900 in favor
Of the last Congress.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-04-08
CURIOUS COAL CARS.

The Resources of Idaho published
At Eagle Rock, speaking of Curiou 8
Coal Cars, has this to-say:
One hundred coal cars of the Den
yer. South Park and Pacific raiload
are being fitted up for transfer cars,
In the shops here, the first install
ment of twenty-five being nearly
completed. The brakes are being
changed to attach to the trucks in
stead Of the car. They will be known
as the Pocatello Transfer Cars, and
are of twenty ton capacity. They
are 50 arranged that they car be
changed from . broad gauge to mar
row gague In q few moments. This
Is done at Pocatello, where, by an In
genious method, the change is made
In just one minute and a-half. A
trench IL dug in which is a truck,
and ~ the car Is run into it the body
Of the car 10 caught by = series of
rollers which carry it along, while
tho trucks drop down and are left on
the track below. The other trucks.
which are close by, are run under,
and a. the car moves along the king
bolt drops into Its place. On the
broad gauge trucks the car Is taken
to Granger and from there to Evan
ston, loaded with coal and returned,
when the narrow gauge trucks are
attached by which it is taken to
Butte, Anaconda, etc.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-04-08
The Hill.SharOn Case

SAN FRANCISCO, April 6.-Priorto
Judge Sullivan's decision in the suit
for divorce and alimony braught by
M ISIS Hill against ex-senator Sharon
the latter brought suit in the .. :,
Circuit Court against Miss hill
declaring that the alleged marriage
contract was a fraudulent document
and asked that it be pronounced such
by the court. The case had been
called and continued several times
At the last hearing Judge Sawyer
ordered the contract be produced 50
that expert Piper Of Chicago NIGH
test the ink used in the document "
see if it was the same as that Of ShaF'
On's signature. Miss Hill refused 10
obey and was arrested last night anu
was condemned this p. M. to twenty
four hours Imprisonment In tne
county Jail ior contempt of coull'
The Judge made a new order for tne
contract to be produced "Wednesday
next.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-04-08
NEVADA,S INFLUENCE.

A Washington special correspond
ent Of the San Francisco Call says :
Senator Fair is the only Democratic
Senator west of the Mississippi RIVER.
He has publicly maintained An inn
portant stand between the two fac
tious. Fairs influence with the
President seems to DO greater than
that of any other public man west
eff the Rockies. He calls quietly on
the President, tells him in smooth
tones what the peoole Of the Coast
want, and evidently makes m I'M
preston. Nevada is the only State
thus far that has been given any ap-
pointments within State limits. All
the other nominations. except Army
and Navy promotions have been
made to I'LL department positions.
Fair is known privately to be appos-
ed to Henley's claim to control the
Coast patronage, and he 10 believed
to be rather in sympathy with the
Field I action.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-04-08

The war in the Northwest is crea.
ting quite a sensation in the British
Possessions. Soldiers are being dis
patched to the scene of disturbance.
At first Reil's pretentions were
sneered at, but as he has succeeded
in bringing to his aid a large number
of halfbreeds and Indians, the mat
ter becomes more serious. The result
Of the war is easy enough to foretell -
the slaughtering of many defence
less people on the frontier, and the
ultimate capture of the chief rebel
and his following by the British
troops. Reil must possess considera-
BILE gall to say the least of it.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-04-08
Enters u Protest.

NEW YORK, April IL wish to
enter a protest as to the acceptance
as a fast OF the death of Gen. Barrios.
I was killed precisely in the same
manner in Salvador during the war
of 1876-on paper. Be sure that
when the sword of Gen. Barrios is
found, on the field of battle, his right
hand will be found firmly grasping
it. AS DR.. Zaldivar is not at present
practicing medicine his certificate as
O the death Of Gen. Barrios IS not
evidence of the fact. Unless marked
aud wonderful changes have taken
place in Salvador since 1875 1t is not
possible for Salvador troops, unless in
an overwhelming majority to defeat
the Guatemala troops. When Gen.
Borrios dies Guatemala will have q
loss to mourn greater than has ever
happened to her before. History
will do him more justice han is be-
ing done to HIM now
[Signed] F. B. BUNTENG.
Late General of Division and Chief
of Artillery, Guatemala.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-04-08
mhe War 1t Panams

su,raroN. April e.-The Sec
disnatches regarding troubles a. d ran.
ana and especially those llon1 oo a.
nander Kane of the Ga!ene. nas ues
nIdad to send further forde 10 q
Tsthmus by Acapulco. Following IL
Commander Kane's dispatcn:
oo" Colon, APRIL 5, 1855.
sacretary of the Navy, Washing
20 o0I = C-Vessels now on the way
" tou hsnenwali together with the force
~ ~ 11 para will be sufficient to open
and guard the TRANSIT II supp xo 10y
Two ships at Panama. "lt f"noe
such support, the extra o he
If I've hundred men VIII ;s
reoujred. Everything is quiet IN
Aspinwall, and all American eaoao
erty AZ we'll protected as my 1olce
wiiI hermit. I have 112 officers ana
man On shore. My command is SAFE,
and only n foreigner killed, so iar
90 Known. There are about lUO COL
= Government troops here,
holdInq q large number of prisoners
and rendering no assistance IN pre-,
serving order. The railroad company
is affoTding all possible relief to relu-
gees. and has sent many out Oh tne
line of the road. Transit %
closed. One relief reached Panama
last night at great risk, having been
stopped by insurgents, and one
person forcibley removed. The wires
r. Panama are continually being cut.
(Signed)
Secretary Whitney has sent the
following dispatch to President
Houston, of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company:
Later dispatches Indicate such a
condition of things that l have con-
cluded to send $50 more men to-
morrow. Can you take them?"
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-04-08

Civil Service lseems to puzzle the
great minds at Washington. The
Republicans claim a great deal and
will contest every inch of ground.
The President 80 far has shown no
disposition to evade the law and
doubtless will confine his appoint
ments strictly within its limits.
Doubtless Mr.. Cleveland Is q strong
advocate of a strict construction of
the law, as it relieves him of much
anxiety in the matter Of appoint
ments. It affords him ~an,escape from
censure. by those who yet maintain
the old idea that to the victOrs be-
long the spoils."
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-04-08

The agent Of the Northern Pacific,
speaking of tho increase of cattle
shipment from Montana to the East,
says: "Three years ago shipments
amounted to only $4,000 head. In
1883 there was a gain Of 10000. and
IN 1884 shipments reached 1000, all
of which went over the Northern
Pacific road. The best authority in
the trade place the shipments for the
present year at 1900 at least. You
can see from this with what . ratio
the trade il increasing In this Terri
tory alone. Large numbers ofyoung
cattle are brought by rail and others
are driven in from Texas. Cattle
are coming In also from Oregon, and
not long ago one hundred a loads
of stockers came in from Washington
Territory. Then the natural in
crease Is very large and rapid. It lie
thus easily understood how Montana
gets its cattle for the ranges and for
shipment"
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-04-08
Dead or Alive.

OTTAWA, Ont, April ct is re.
ported as a means of paclfylng the
half-breeds in the Northwest, the
Government will remove Mr.
Dewdney and appoint Mr.. Boyal, NJ
P, to the Lieutenant GovernOrship
of the Northwest Territory. SOM
Government supporters urge that
reward be offered for the capture OIL
Rel, dead or alive, but the Cabinet
is said to be divided in opinion as to
the policy of such q course.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-04-08

The California Democrats are in q
fearful middle. There r two or
three factions in the State, and each
one is running to President Cleve-
land with its grievances. The fact Is
1t would serve them all right to = get
left" The State two years ago
elected a solid q solid Democratic
delegation to Congress. At the last
electi IN Barley Henley was the
only Democrat that was scccessful.
Clevelands would do q proper thing
by ignoring all their claims. Let
them settle their own differences in
their own way.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-04-08

After July LIST, postmasters of the
third class, that is those whose sala-
RES are less than $1,000 and more
than $1,000 per annum, will be al
lowed a certain sum with which to
pay rent for their Offices.
One of the most important provis-
ions Of the new postal law il that
which authorizes the Postmaster
General to prepare q special stamp of
the value Of 10 cents. which, when
attached to q letter in addition to the
regular postage, shall insure the de-
livery of the letter, II addressed to
any town or village containing over
5000 population, immediately upon
its arrival at any time between 7 p.
N. and midnight, the pay of tho spe-
cial messenger to DO received from
the sale Of special stamps.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-04-08

The question ari ses is Mrs Garfield
going to marry a preacher? The
papers are making quite q fuss over
it, as though it was any of their bus
mess. If Mrs. Garfield desires TO &C
cept the hand of the New York
preacher, there is no law Of Congress
that we know preventing it. She is
human-ond it il human to err, to
forgive divine.