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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-22

Ahora resulta que ell senior don
O,car Sehuck, extranjero no ha
recibldo, como Sc supuso, ell tai
nombramiento de Captain de Vo-
luntarios de Ponce.
Nosotros habiam - creilo lC
contrario, y por ESQ 10 dijimoS
tamben.
Pero, resulta que todos nos he
mos eouivocado; los que dimo>
aquella noticia y el mismo into
resado, que la crey6.
Ell senior don Oscar Schuck sc
la alarmado, pues, antes de item
po y en- balde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-22
NUESTRO SALUDO.

Cumplida la condena que a
ilustrado colega La VOz de CUbd
impusiera ell tribunal de Impren
ia por la reproduction de ur
telegrama de Nueva- York, relati
vo al estado de salud de S. NJ.
ha reaparecido en- ell estadio de Ia
prensa habanera ell valiente y pa
tri6tico periodico cuya existencia
benem6rita selI6 con su generosa
sangre eI inclito Castan6n.
Con tan plausible motive reci-
ba nuestro afectuoso y cordial
seludo La Vos de Cuba, ese
afamado colega en- cuyas colum.
mas tantas y tan gloriosas cam
paflas sostuvieron contra los ene-
migos de Espana, y en- pro de sus
indiscutibles derechos y sus in
mortales prestigios, ell martir
mencionado, ell incansable Rafael
de Rafael y ell pundon oroso senior
Corzo, que acaba de dejar, segdn
saben los lectores, la direction
del dignisimo peri6dico que nos
ocupa.
Reciba La Voz de Cuba nues-
tro fraternal saludo, repetimos,
y sepa que nos alegramos tanto
de sus faustos successes como 1eplo-
ramos sus adversidades, teniendo,
como tenemos, la arraigada con-
vicci6n de que sus labores fueron
aver, son hoy y serdn mafana
convenientfsimas 4 los intereses
sagrados de la Patria en- general,
y en- particular de la grande An.
tilla, y merecedoras, por tanto,
de la estimation sincera y de In
gratitud profunda de todos los
buenos espanoles de ambos he.
miaferios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-22
HABLO COMO IN LIBRO.

Erase vulgar es esta, pero eio,
cuente, la cual suele formularse
cuando alguien sc expresa bien y
va derecho al fondo de las cosas
en- su completa realidad.
Nosotros, que mas de una vez
hemos roto lanzas con Ell Pro
gresO de Nueva-York, por con
ceptos que no nos parecian nj po-
dian parecern0s convenientes nj
justos, no vacilamos ahora en- de,
clarar, imparciales y justos STEM
pre-, que hemos leido con sumo
gusto y satisfaction eI articulo
del colegs que mas abajO veran
nuestros favorecedores, y cuyo
merito, en- general, sube a nuestro
juicio de punto, 81 consideramos
ell lugar en- donde aqueI ha sido
escrito y lanzado a la publicidad.
Ocupase FL Pr0greS0 del fin
de Limbano Sanchez, muerto por
fuerzas leales en- las maniguas
cubanas, y al efecto, y con tai
motive, sienta unas cuantas yer
dades que, por los solemnes y
oportunas, no podemos pasar mad
yertidas. AL contrario, nos apre-
suramos d reproducillas para que
sean conocidas de nue. estros lecto-
res.
Efectivamente. Mas responsa
bles son del fin de Limbano San
chez y Bonachea; mas fesponsa-
bles de su fin que ellos mismos
mil veces 10 hemos dicho nos.
otros-~son esos cobardea con ipi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-22

FL de5pacho via Habana, fe-
chado ell en- Madrid, que en- otra
parte veran nuestros leetores, no
ha podido menos que producer en-
nuestro amino acerba impression
de c6lera y de dolol.
/" Inglaterra pidiendo satisfac.
ci6n d Espaha por los perjuicios
que en- sus propiedades han sufri-
do los sdbditos ingleses por los
naturales de las Carolinas!
lLuego va reconoce IngIate.
ira la soberania de Espafia en-
aquel Archipielago!
A que consideraciones tan
amargas y tan dnras para Ia po-
derosa Albion Sc presta aquella
conducta Ge Inglatefra con Es-
pana en- las ACTUALES cir.
cunstancias!
iInglaterra, mejor que nadie,
conoce d los heroe, de Trafalgar !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-22

Bien por los denodados Vo-
luntarios que, unidos 4 las fuerzas
de Camajuani, han cooperado 4
tan importante hecho dc armas!
~ todavia habra quien no &c
entusiasme por ese patriotico ms
,ituto de Voluntarios, que tantos
y tan reIevan;es sersicios ha pres
tado, sigue prestando y esta dis.
puesto a rrestar a IA nacion, 4 sus
derechos, al orden y a la paz pi.
blical
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-22

tes y marinos, de su3 gnerreros y
principles, Sc ocupan tan solo de
.reeoger, aquf 8 aculla, alguno que
otro desacierto cometido, como
los hay, y mayores, en- la cr6nica
de todos los pueblos, leso9 tales
procuran la honra de la patria, la
honra nacional? Los que mues-
tran inconcebible desvio a todo
cuanto de la patria plocede, de-
nigrando q sus hombres mas be
nem6ritos, para hacer la apologize
de actos que, repetidos, nos con
ducirian a la picota del deshonor,
con ell bald6n de la ignominia,
lcumplen los deberes que la union
nacional impone a todos los hi
jos? Los que, volviendo la vista
al pasado, ven en- nuestros mayo
res a unos merca,leres sin con-
ciencia y explotajores ambicio-
sos, cuando de su estirpe Y as
cendencia debieran vanagloriarse,
mereceran ell dictado de buenos
hijos de Espaiia?
Los que, fijando la mirada en-
ell presente, llaman a nuestroS go
biernos caciques, dep otas e inhu-
manos, vituperan nuestras costum,
bres publicas, ridiculizan nues-
tras mas atlas instituciones y
siembran por do quier ell desa-
liento en- presencia de nue3tros
males, atribuyendolo todo d nues-
tros vicios y torpezas, a nues:ra
pesima organization social y a las
deficiencies de la ley que nos rige
y nos gobierna, lseran espanoles
como ell deber exige que 10 sean
todos los que de tai modo preten'
den apelidarse?
Finalmente; los que, colmandole
de injurias y dicterios, no Sc dar
tregua por combatir encarnlzada
mente a este gran Partido ESpd
mol Unconditional, que so.o aspl
ra q fundir en- un solo grito los
corazones; a ese gran Partido
que, compuesto de insulares y pc
uinsulares benemeritos, es el al
ma de las pequenas como de las
grandes indnstrias, y fomenta de
continue la riqueza y bienestal
pdblicos en- todas las manifestacio
nes del progreso, ise portan CO
mo verdaderos compatriotas
dan pruebas de ser nuestros her
manos?
Los que atacan las institucio
nes monarquicas, lcomo Sc LA
man? Republicanos.
Los que realizan todas aquellas
cosas, lc6mo Sc llamardn?
Contesten por nosotros la OPT.
MON pdblica, las conciencias rec
tas, la l6gica impartial. Nosotros
sin embargo, gloriaremoros os re
pitiendo: todos espanoles! Perc
aun hace falta mucho; es necesa
rio que los hechos no contradigar
a las palabras; es indispensable
que la practica Sc ponga en- ar
monia con las predicaciones. Es
to es 10 esencial.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-22
SEGUROS DEVIDA.

1enoS lenldO Ell gusIo &c reel
bir los Z E'tatutos y Reg,.amento
de la Sociedad de Seguros de vi
da, La Mutuatidad, que han sido
aprobados por ell Gobierno Gene
raj, a los cuale5 acom pafia una
bien escrita memoria sobre ell
mismo asunto; cuya sociedad Sc
establece en- esta Capital. Aplau
dimos sinceramente tan acertado
{ importante pensamiento. Las
grandes ventajas que reportan
a todos los paises donde fun
cionan estas Sociedades, son bien
conocidas de la' per 'ouas iluI-
tradas. Los miles de millones
de pesos qne arrojau la suma
de balance de dichas compa.
Mas, y los centenares de milo
nes que Sc pagan todos los alos
en- ell mundo civilizado por este
concepto, son una prueba indiscu-
tible de que los pueblos encuen-
tran un gran beneficio en- dichas
instituciones. A este fin van en-
caminados los trabajos de La
Nutualidad: a despertar mas aun
la idea del SECURE, va ba'tante
conocida por medic de las SO.
ciedades extranjeras que hacen
squi sus gocios; pues siendo la
base fundamental de Ia nueva
sociedad 10 esencialmente m1tuo,
no hay especulaci6n de ningda
genero. Ell proyecto Sc concreta
a pagar 4 raz5n de cincO mil pc
sos que vale la POLKA en- absolute,
prorrateo proportional entire to
dos los socios, segdu la tabla d
que pertenezcan por su edad; es
la expression mas clara y 6el de
la mutualidad; Sc abon ira ademas
una pequena Quota anual de seis
pesos, por administration. De este
modo resulta quelos pagos anuales
que han de corresponder a su'
socios seran casi insigniGcantes
con relacion a 10 que cobran las
companies extranjeras, pues, por
termino medic, no pasara de
treinta a cincuenta pesos anuales,
por todo desembolso, ell costo de
una p6iza, que representa- ell va
lor de $4,000.
Aco,tumbrados, como esta-
mos, a yer las tarifas de pre-
mios extranjeros, podra dudar-
Sc del Gxito por un momento; Pc
ro tan pronto como entramos
a estudiar las bases Fundamental
les de dicha sociedad, Sc com.
prende que es 10 justo, 10 equita-
two, y 10 que esta comprobado
por la experiencia dc las estadi'-
ticas en- general, y es indudable
que esta llamado ell pensamientu
a desenvolverse, prestando por
muchos conoeptos grandes servi-
clos al pals, { incalculables bene6
clos a las familias de los asegura.
dos.
No vacilamos en- recomendarla
con Ia mayor eticacia, por 10 mis-
mo que estamos persualidos de
los buenos resnltados que ha de
proporcionar.
Ell Director de este peri6dico
ha tenido ell honor de ser nom
brado miembro de la Junta Di-
rectiva de la citada Sociedad.
Forman su Consejo de Direc
ci6n: -Presidente, Lcdo. D. Fran
cisco de P. Acufia.-Vocales, d.
Jose Laguna Saint Just, D. Au-
gusto M. Cottes, D. Jose Maria
Arsuaga, D. Alberto Regdlez y
SAM del Rio, D. Tulio Larrinaga,
D. Ignacio Diaz Caneja.-Voca
les suplentes: Lcdo. D. Jose Se-
vero Quinones, D. Jose T. Silva,
D. Enrique Viande, D. Eduardo
Gonzalez Malo, Lcdo. D Antonio
Alfau y Baralt, DR.. d. Francisco
del Vale Atiles. s.--Secretario, ID.
| Eduardo Asensio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-22
NO 10 EEqIENDE.

Esta visto que eel Clamor, y
en- esto de la moneda, ha estado
Iesgraciadisirno. Las va celebres
felicitaciones Ie han heeho perder
los estrihos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-22

OCra te pego.
Supone Ell. modestisimo Cla
NOR que a nosotros Sc nos indi-
gesta ell bien ajeno.
Nunca fuimos envidiosos, a Dios
gracias, como no aspiramOs tam
POGO a producer envidias.
Quede este y 10 otro para los
pobres de alma.
Los envidiosos, y por anadi-
dura soberbios y vanidosos; los
que, en- tratandose de la gloria
ajena y del orgullo propio, no tie
men paz nj con colectividades, nj
con particulares, nj consigo mis-
mos, nadie ignora va quienes son.
Como que hasta en- hojas suel-
tas y folletos Sc les ha Sc nalado
Asi que no queda lugar a dudas
respecto de su universal celebri-
dad.
La nay de tantas maneras y
de tantos matices!
Pero, desputs de todo lenvidia
de que2
IDe las felicitaciones recibidas
por Gel Clamor
Nosotros las hemos recibido en-
ndmero mucho mayor que 81, con
la diferencia que no sc nos hs
ocurrido hacer pdb!ica la ma
yor parte de elias, por Greer que
ciertas cosas no son de gran inte
res para ell pdblico.
7 sin embargo, no nos pavo.
neamos,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-22

Nuestro distinguido amigo d.
M.nnal Aluarnv nna rnmitr In al :
guiente, que in ertamos con sumo
gusto:
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Dissolution Notice.
Nn.es + hereby given .hS. the En- OF
Walker & Newton = this cay dissolved by
IIsoSs SS-esnslc Feb sh. iSA
, 4. n. WALkEE.
SsSa TIP. NK~Tox.
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Following Is the list Of presents
presented to Mr.. aud Mrs. G. Il. Fer
ell last evening:
Bedroom set. silver water pitcher
and tray, Mr.. aud Mrs. H. NJ Bowen,
brides palents.l
Beautiful lamp, Mr.and Mrs. Chris.
Nissler.
Clock. Morgan Davis.
Plush clock, Eddie and Johnnie
Bowen.
Pillow sham and bed spread, E. L.
Bonner.
Chamber set, J. Griffith.
Silver Butter dish, Miss Lizzie
Bowen.
Pic kle dish, J. c Martin.
Handsome tidy, Miss Emma Fer
rell. Albany, N. Y. lMr. 'Ferrell's
sister.
Half dozen silver knives and forks.
Mr., and Mrs. VIM. Powell
Pair of vases. H. Barnet.
Half dozen silver knives and forks,
Mr. and Mrs. Benz. Tibbey.
Pair Of vases, Morris Rrs.
Japanese card receiver. l.. Jen-
kius.
One dozen wine glasses, J. Il. Bor-
dsaux.
China toilet set, Mis-. Rose Perkins.
Cut glass water set, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vim. Pinkham.
Syrup pitcher. VIM. Powell.
Whites sewing machine. one dozen
linen napkins. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ.
E,Nv.Ny, fkrf.Noss paraNfSl
Cut glass water set, Mrs. Kate Sho-
dais.
Three picture frames. J. Chsuvin.
Camp chair tidy, Mr.. and Mrs,
George a. Hihsch. Gresnhush. Ny.
Pair Of elegantly worked pillow
shxMs, Mrs. Geo. Hihsch.
Carving set, Mr.. and MIS-. John
Lloyd.
Half dozen silver teaspoons. Mr..
and Mrs Evan Davis.
silver water ritche, and tray. Miss
BERTHE Bowen and Mr.. 4. Anderson.
Two sterl'ns silver salt spoons, J.
Cake stand. Miss BERTHE Bowen anu
Mr.. 4. Andersen.
Silver butter knife, sugar spoon,
pickle fork, and mustard spoNNan. Mr..
and Mr W. NJ. Hartupes.
Plush broom case with whisk
hpom. WAtkin Jenkins.
Silver butter dish, Miss Lizzie
Bowen.
Silver pepper box, MissDerenis :
Powell.
Handsome lamp. Morgan James.
Linen toilet Set. Miss Ellen Powell
Lamp mat hand made Miss Auuie
Dunn,
Silver caster. Ms. WIN. Mens,-
mott aud Mrs, Marion Wood.
Elegant toilet set, Msssc~ H. LiS-
ins>tone, Louis Shoiair and Johu
Bell.
ChinS tea SET and pendant lamp for
pArlor. Naule Hrys.
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The Pavilion Carnival.

Every one Is a~nxlously awaiting
tho coming carnival, which takes
place NJ the Pavilion on We'd
ncsday next. The management Is
makiNg every effort to insure its sue
cess. and for novelty aud hrilliancy
It promises to surpass anything be-
fore undertaken In Butte. Excellent
music will be provided, and all the
details Of the affair will te carefully
attended to. Twelve prizes will be
given. which will be costly and appro-
pirate. ALREADY \ large number have
signiieu their Intention Of attend.
Ing. and ii the signs Of the times 40
for sught, everyone will be there.
The floor Is In excellent condition
and improving daily. For \ pleasant
entertainment. all should be present
Oh the evening mentioned.
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Personal.

We commend to the press and peo-
pie of Helena. and the Territory ut
large, Mr.. John Chrysler, agent OF
the McAv,y lllbernicon. He will
ucvc 10 found wanting.
Mr.. &. l.. PEBBLES, the popular
druggist OF Ogden, IL u guest ut the
Mt Vernon. He could be n guest Of
every house in Butte. His presence
IN the city has caused \ hundred
friends to open their heSrts to the
amenities of civilization.
u. Il. Mcdonnell leaves to-day for
Deer lodge. New Chicago and Phil.
ipshurg. he will be absent about
ten days.
MI. James McNullty, express mes
senger Of the Utah Northern, came
In last night. From this time forward
he will honor Butte with his pres
ence every four days, unless captured
by the COW boy element, swamped by
snow blizzard or taken In by the
road agents.
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IHt&ruiNa.

The matinee yesterday afternoon.
was attended by n least so people.
The audience wAs one Ut the largest
ever present At All afternoon psrfor-
inAnrr il Butte. The evening per-
iorn,ancS also drew smother crowded
house. The trn1pe. representing
scenes IN Ireland. with the paintings,
nlade the illustrations mere faithful
~ life. Continuous laughter and
rr1nds Of applause greeted the per-
formers AZ every turn. The manage
ment has induced the company 10
give one more entertainment tonight
for the benefit et these who have
besn unable IL Stssnd during the
past week. The Hibernicoa will visit
Anacands. Deer Ledge. Helena aud
ether pNn.s in the Territory.
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GAME LAWS.
The Legislature Asked to Take Actio''

The Legislature Asked 10 rake Ac'io'''
The Legislature has had laid before
to honorable body = bill concern'ne
the game laws Of Montana, and a re-
ouest to take action In such manner
that Game Constables should be
either appointed or elected.
It Ia a matter Of so serious impor-
lance that immediate recognition by
the House and Council should take
place.
There are hundreds Of tons Of fish
killed by illegal means almost daily
Loads Of fish come in from the Big
Hole and other points, covered with
evidence of CONGRESSIONAL death. The
practice Of killing fish or game other
than by the lawful wayE.cannot be
overlooked. The question arises,
Are our streams to be depopulated
by careless men who are daily VIC
lating the law for the purpose o
gaining \ few paltry dollars
A petition has been sent to the
honorable legislative body asking for
protection.
This petition was signed by the
leading men.of Butte who are men,
beers of the Rod and Gun Club.
They feel that unless some actien
Is taken during this session of tho
Legislature, for protective measures,
that the streams will soon become
exhausted Of nsh. the prairies Of fowl
and the country Of game. II our
members will only look the subject
fairly In the face they will recognize
the fact that something must be done.
The laws OF Idaho and Of other Ter
ritories and States are such that pro-
lection Is assured against their viola
ton. The body Of the bill contains
An issue which IL OF vast Importance
Our solors Of the House anu Ccu nci
are each, individually interested, but
perhaps indirectly.
The introduction Of the bill, with
speedy action thereon, would either
remedy IN existing evil or indorse
the present course pursued. We
trust the matter may be introduced
and acted upon ut Nh early day.
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Local News
From Sundays Daily.

From Sundays Daily.
The funeral Of Mrs. Clara McCon-
nell took place yesterday afternoon
and was very largely attended.
The adoption Of standard time by
the schools Of Helena IL being urged
bv the advocates Of that measure.
His Honor, Judge Wilcox, opened
court In the new City Hail on FRI
day last and disposed OF several
cases.
The prize fight advertised for to-
night at the Amphitheatre II sup
posed to be for blood, ~ 1t Is the re-
suit OF All old standing grudge.
Last night, the Liederkrans double
quartet visited Silver Bow to attend
the brewers ball. Nearly all the
brewers Of Butte were present and
the occasion was thoroughly enjoyed.
On account Of George Washington
having another birthday, or rather
anniversary, the schools and ranks
will he closed and the p0st-oiilce
will keep Sunday hours tomorrow.
The Athletic Club have act the
date Of their exhibition for March
4th and propose giving MI entertain
ment worthy Of their metal. The
club, IA u club, Is y success. Many
of the members are proficient In Ath-
letic and ncrobatic business and Will
nstonish the audience.
Governor Carpenter IL In receipt OF
IA letter from Hon. VIM. a. Clark,
President of the late constitutional
convention, saying that the contem-
plated meeting and action OF the
commission to present the cohstitu-
ton and ask admission for Montana.
~ u State hereunder, has been post
poned to December.
A grand turkey dinner on Sunday
,Washington's Birthday will be
served ut Fiske's German Coffee
House, West Park street, between |.
III. and Z y. IN. Roast turkey. with
cranberries, roast chicken with oyS-
ter dressing, chicken ~fricasee, fresh
oyster patties, orange fritters wine
sauce. Private roonls for families.
Tho fight at the depot, yesterday,
necessitated the calling Of Constable
Judge. The affair was caused by
the king Of Nil evil. Alcohol. Several
beer glasses were worn out but can |
be- replaced. Several heads which
were mashed In cannot no replaced. |
Judge Nichols has interviewed the
mal-rontents and made allowance In
the sum Of $40. % and costs for each
offender. The whole affair was
brought about by the two significant
words " drunk aud d.sorderty.'
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Nos Aay xS$aas hive olsy : rsesAaa .:
average Aa.san life e<eaass they csSsse; 10
nSe the ee~aaaaases p~sseaaisacs against SEX.
nsN~ It s disease II is maturity sax. es..S
Ard maturity isspSse Scexsa, A Sxae lids.
NxssSxa i usually &xsses. They ase AVA.
themselves ~ Glssss;ssx Ss>s.seA Sss7s
krcs utsN eAeaeseSS IN eAcxsse ex&s .:
ia<AS> eas tie y-eSxSN ea-e = = 81 sasssz
ase Gtts rss1 u carry Stages q &yss<ssax,
ExsA.aa 1EeAse. ra~e0.aAsss@. eessGsxsa&s
Ard Gves Arrangement Lei those vse uspasS
avoid the resss which even lie -x cssas
yese<1ses eaHc& avert s.ss- ese&s 81 tie cek
Gpsa wASa ~ csSny o1sc.csaacx SsA..-xa
II Will M 10 - exass exV asS = -eea-ss -
sse&sesns when health Is A4Setet. II Sesss-
ssssl * nSssesA O. SS9xs<s. aks IL se
kFssseI wa ~ - rant ga cGeSy. Use .As
Nssegx feA&
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Yos, I'm the boas Of the sandy soudsn.
And hardly think . moro competent msA
Could bs found between Tennessee and Japan
To bounce tho British invader.
I'm . twelve-nngered, bowlegged son Of snn'
rm = prophet from wsy.back...a child Of the
sun.
I'm . dandy, . Holiday. = darlin'.a hun.
I'm 4 rcd handed ripper and raider.
NV followers number two million or more.
And every man Of ems equal TO four.
They're not much for style, but they're dsndiss
for gore
They're bad mon from Keshir-el WsdiF.
ri Gordon Two captured. I'm happy to state;
El Stewart has met his we'll msEited Mte:
ri butcher El Wolselcy II he'll only walt
Aud Queen Vic will think luck has he'f"ye"
her
30 strike, shirticss sons ofthe shimmering san"
ono moro blow for your prophet tth"ts me
understand)
Disembowol tho ins0lont inadel bAnd'
vivescct the infsrns, invader!
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Big Strike on the Little ripeStone.

WaM Was received In this city last
evening that y rich strike had been
made IN the LATHE ripestone mining
district. The Arctic lode, owned by
Fankey, Lee 4 Go. had yielded \
chute of ore which averaged $40
ounces Of silver IL the ton,
hut run cut. Lately \ DRIFT
Of 81 feet south brought the
lucky owners upon the true vein,
which shows four feet solid quartz
estimated n good - the first. This
Is one OF the best strikes mAie IN
the district and will prove y bcnsn-
IA 10 the owners.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-02-25
AmphitheAtr.

Over cue hundred skaters were on
the f>ar last evening. The halt mile
rsee estWern the miiSsss. Mamie
SslN:dE~ and Eva Moss MAS wor BY
Miss Mamie in two minutes and four
seconds Mr.. roav Ward viii sn-
;r~sats rev and attractive novelties
mex. wednesday evening. See aiver.
ttssnaSnE en Tuesday mcrning.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-02-25
The Press

The following shows where Mon
:Sna papers Sys published: Helena
!, Butte, = Killings. : Ease1An, :
Livingston. l: Miles City. = Glen
dive. = MlsSoalA, : Virginia City, :
lk~r LsAiS~. |: Dillon, l: Fort Ben
ton. !; Maiden. /. Townsend, /:
White sulphur Springs. /: Sun River.
l; AnxNsass, /.
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The MiuerS' Union Benefit.

The Standard Dramatic CompSpv
return nom neer Lodge to-day. and
to-tncrrrw night trsppsar At Ren-
shAw's Hall. in the latest English
Su,rsss entitled Too Late" The
principal parts will be sustained by
MsssrS, linien. S,mms. O'Mara,
Kramer. etc. and by the Misses
Cntker, rruesdsla. Castle and Car
Ter. The play Is described ~ most
Intensely Interesting. and the rer-
%tarmancs. being for ths..hsnsit Of the
Miners Union. will no doubt bring
oIt y strong fcrr Of Its members ana
their friends.
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