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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-03-21
Local News
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
Finest Bovine cocktails, bel Johan.
mes il der Wueste.
Meeting of the County Commits.
sioners on Saturday.
The mad is drying up rapidly. The
Legislature dried up some time ego.
Katie Putnam, the Butte favorite,
at Renshaw's Opera House on Mon
day.
For the benefit of those readers who
do not understand German, we will
state that 'sbei Johannes In deI
Wueste," signifies "6t. john In the
desert" -
The Allison 4 O'Rodrke team will
surprise Butte people all next week.
Their great feat of skating in boxes
two feet long and placed on rollers
Is immense.
Mrs. Kate M. Sh0dalr leaves this
morning for the East, where she will
permanently reside. Mrs. 6hodair,
during her residence here, has made
q host of friends who sincerely regret
the lady's departure, and hope sue
may YET lind 1t to her interest to re-
turn. She sold her business to her
son Louis, who will conduct Il on q
more extensive scale and will be
pleased to zee all the old customers Of
the house.
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robin GxAY."-The Sir James
Bland Burgess, VINO died in 1924.
AID whose correspondence was IL
Gently pub ished in London, Was the
real hero of the song, "Auld Robin
Gray" Robin was an elderly Gen.
FOrdyce, whom Lady Lindsay, the
sister of the author of the song, had
been constrained to marry in b r
youth. "Jamie's Wealth." In the
shape of James Bland Burgess never
troubled her during her married lite,
he having found consolation In mar
rage Win two other ladies. But
Lady Margaret being at length 8
widow aud SIR Jam 9 again q widow
er, they rene nbeled the old romance
and made rather prOsaic, albeit
very happy ending Of it by becoming
man and wife in 1912.
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SUN SPOTS.
TO be Read by C@ur d'Aleneers.

Nam street is almost entirely bar
rem of snow.
G. w. Skeels has sold q one-uuarter
interest In The Star claim at E,lens-
burg for $1,000.
The Myrtle claim on Trail Gulch
was to have commenced work with a
full force yesterday. .
The warn weather keeps Prichard
Greek up to high water mark and
prevents some If the claims below
Murray from being worked.
The new rink, instead Of being Of
frame, Is a vast can pavilion, re.
sembling q circus te 1t. TIE flooring
will be Of matched lumber, fairly
seasoned, with p'aned surface.
The gold receipts at the bank of
Murray on Sunday were the largest
for any single day since last fall. The
business was 81 brisk that it kept
Cashier Hussey at his desk until 9
O'Clock at night.
Among the best clean-ups last week
were those of the Ives 4 SIlverthorn
claim, Buckskin No. l aud the rlx ht-
uo ~ tVtA VI <1lUt / /, Lu0 y6SleE IuClUU~
ing some of the old Wash. Each of
these CLAIMS sold large quantities of
dust to the bank On SUNDAY.
Considerable work has been done
IN the neighborhoood Of Raven, and
last week an adjaceLt fraction, ,own-
I'd by G. b. Byrnet, was opened sui.
fciently to admit ola little washing
with a rocker. The result Is highly
satisfactory, for in two days a little
over five ounces Of the very best gold
was Graded out. three ounces being
taken out by Mr.. Bsruet ii ,ne IN
8 .turday. the gold is all c"arse,
and is known as The ''shot" variety,
very heavy and pure. 1t sold vt the
Bank of Murray for SIT an ounce,
and is considered the purpst metal
taken out in camp. l. Niil probably
mint over SIS an ounce. Mr.. Byruet,
who anne down to Murray Oh Satur-
day 10 dispose of tho dust, informed
the Sun reporter that considerable
energy IS now being displayed about
Raven, not only on Prichard, but
also on the hillsides, wntrs tie old
CHANNEL last year gave evidence Of
good pay. He returned t, his camp
on Sunday morning, and will prose-
cute work with all diligence.
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Judge Nichols, yesterday, turned
the Ease of Territory vs.. VIM. 5oren.
son over to appear before the Grand
Jury.
Pat. Mullen was arrested for an
assault against q Chinamans who
keeps q restaurant on East Park
street. TT appears that Mullen and q
couple of friends entered the place,
and after partaking Of their meals,
began an indiscriminate slaughter
of the table furniture, which was
subsequently demolished. Constable
Judge made the arrest of the ciIprlt,
Who was held In the restaurant ny
the Cinnamon until the officer ar"
rived.
JUDGE LIPPINCOTT.
VIM, Swan and John O.. Riley
were arrested and brought before his
Honor for disturbing each other's
peace. Both men appeared, out tne
charees against them will not come
M until tomorrow, when big Red
viii get q rattle from the justice box:
The other case is set for Friday, at 2
D. m.
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BeSet ON All Sides

By malaria. how shall we escape the dread In
iect,OD : Il the question which the denisens Of
fever aud axue Districts ask them elves The
au-wer c me. from former sufferers who fUH
.ears have csc aped the v s!tati us 4 the period
&c seoafs Z, thnot1g the P:Ots citing Influence Of
sttv tor US n : pre- 'entatlve meas ares arise, use
thls means If proven ion at oICe. it reeu'a-es
the liver. facilitates digestion. and ~llDeralea
impurities from the >y>tem. when SUI b exit,
by promo lug healihful ac.iou Of the bowels
aud K dneys. At cary. In sill !. 81 rs
where mi /. matte vapors Dr. ed dis ase, 1t Is SD.
solutely necessary ~ be prLvid. d vi b . tafe-
guard. xnd this Is true, though q 6 journ in
eau afford to breathe N ilaria for y shost tine.
Toe Bitters Is \ sovereign specific for rhsums-
tism. debility n nervousness. Keep 1t IN
hand.
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Personal.

Geo. l.. Kennel will leave for Mis-.
souia this morning.
Mrs. Fred Anderson left yesterday
for Germany. She will be absent
probably several years, or until hel
daughters education is completed.
Mrs. Anderson has BEEN q resident
Of Butte for many years aud her
very many friends here wieh her q
pleasant journey. Nj. Anderson will
continue in business in this city.
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DIE EM1-wEEK1Y MINER. BUTTE MONTANA. MARCH 81, 1885.
ooSsuurATIoN.

ZHL 49, EEH
Withia . valisy. kspsty elasping Aills.
1to0 no11e cd mAAnessoe the lkr.o4 world,
AdnSse dwelt The voice q toezeah furious
Whirlod
Through rocktsnt chAsms, myriad thrills
OF; wind-blown woodland. guih Of Joy which
spills
From btre.heaxt oveefull, sweetest echoes
swirled
From peak 70 peak, the cricket's note that
txillS
Hi evening lay whsa every wing Is furlsd-
Al these he knew and gladly would ne teach
In lovely song. bu: lacked q needful tone.
Long sought IN vain until asea-wofn beach
He 1bund, and, standius on . shore IN
known,
Heard the Wild music that no art can reach,
0sey ocean mating ID eternal moan.
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AriOn Halle.

Manager Richie has made another
break in the right direction. This
time he has secured the engagement
OF Johnnie Barley, q wonderful
mlmetic dialect comedian and end
man who will psralyze the audience
with his comical ties.
Miss Mollie Thompson, . noted
souorette will also appear In con:
junction with MI. Barley and
render many bright protean sketches.
ihese new stars will strike the
oosfds OF the Arion on Monday
nr,Rnt March 23d. Carter the Great,
eva w williams and Dody Zsnfretta
na also do new acts, songs and
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Peru Progress.

The common schools Of Peru,
despite political troubles, are In .
most flourish ng condition, great
stress beiog laid BY the popular mind
upon the subject of education. On
the rolls are Is, 600 scholars and teach
ers. Peru leads all of her neighbols
in agriculture, producing last wear
IL, COO. 600 bushels of wheat and 7,0OO,-
200 bushels of o~ts. Tnere are 15,.
OO0. 900 sheep and 1000, 600 cattle. The
raisin industry is large; oranges, Of.
ives, 6gr, and apples are not fixed In
cultivation. Much attention il given
tn raising pauekaka bark, q peculiar
East Peruvian product, used for dye
ing kid leather, selling ~ $50 . ton,
and extensively exported.
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ROD LEGGAT.
He Shows the CalifOrnians How
MOntanian do it.

Rod Leggat returned yesterday
from California and has been greeted
with cordality q thousand times.
The description of his trip with its
attendant episodes would I'LL q large
volumn.
While at Santa Barbara the inaugu-
ration of the President took place.
Although q stranger In q Republican
camp Rod never for . moment forgot
bis loyalty to tue patty mol the tact
that he was from Montana. the IN
rlvaIed Territory of the world. The
first break made by Mr.. Leggat was
to fee the waters heavily. HI Was
in the stronghold of sOre BlaiDttes.
After fixing the walters At the really
fine hotel, MI. Leggat went out into
the city and sent In basket after
basket ladened with beautiful plants
AID blcs.0ms from FlOra's Realm
and had the immense dining farlOr
and / g t .Ules decorated prOfuseIy.
To say that the very many arlsto-
cratic ladies and their escorts were
surprised, but expresses the subject
very lightly.
They voted Montana a a load Of
thinks.
Tue spirit of mischief prevailed.
however, and while reuiembe ring
their defeat 10 the late campaign,
q new scheme was suggested by une
of tae ladies. At dlnl er when Mr..
Lexpat entered the DINING room be
found in his chsir q huge deinij Inn
(supposed to represent the Demo-
oratic party) and over it q huge pls-
card on which was printed Mon
tana, The everlasting rock Ia not
more finn" Demijohns We're also
strewn awong the flowers on the
tables aud placed in conspicuous
poeitlons about the room.
Approaching the wealth Of the
ladies' CHASTITY political joke, Mr.. l..
entered into the spirit OF the racket,
but swOre revenge on tne wnole
stronghold. After dinner he hunted
| up some of the Democratic citizens,
sent them to the Mayor, and asked
for permission to fire a salute In honor
of Grover Cleve and.
The request was refused ;-agairst
the law ;-anybody firing gun IN city
would be arrested.
In the mean time Rod had bought
all the powder necessary, got out the
cannon, hired the men, and made
other preparations fora proper recog.
milton of the fact that the United
| States, for the first time In twenty
four years, now ad a Democratic
PRESIDENT.
He went individually to his Honor
the Mavor and accomplished his de-
- 80 <no f3ma uaa apt for Z O'CIOCk
The first boom Of the cannon start
led and su,pri.ed the inhabitants;;
The second brought them out, ana
for the balance OF the evening De
mocracy reigned supreme: The affair
1r. Leeeat has returned, feeling
better and weighing ten ponnos
mora than when he left his Butts
homo two months ago
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The three cowboys who held q so
ciable on the train at Mingusville
some time since, have be. n tried at
Glendiye and bound over to await
the Aciioh@of the grand jury. under
$500 bail eoch. Their names are Will
Jones, Julius Cline and J. Tisdale.
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Prof. COurture's Social.

A more enjoyable or recherche
psrty than that given at l'apiice Hall
last night. has seldom been seen In
Butte. The Professor has surely sue
ceeded in establishing himself as q
favorite with the best society OF
Butte. About forty-five couples were
present, and no restraint was placed
upon the merry dancers for fear OF
contact with those not In society.
The party was pleasant, and the re-
fnement of the guests noticeable.
Professor Ccurture will undoubtedly
2 We another soiree ddnsante in q
week or two.
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New Uniforms.

The Emmet Guard Uniforms ar
rived yesterday, just one day too ia!e
for their appearance on IT. FatricAs
dav' for had they arrived two days
sooner this 6ne body Of men wOulo
hsve appeared in the procession on
The INK. Il is now the intention OF
the Guasds to appear on Deoorataon
nav nnleas something transPi1es
thckv I'M cali them out EARLIER.
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DISTRICT COU1T.


THURSDAY, MARCH 10 -foRENOQN.
The case Of John O,Rourks ys.sA.
Fl. Mitchell ct al; by consent Of the
parties the default Of defendants,
Mitccell and DeRyckere, was Get
aside and they. were. given, leave to
file their answer.
w. I. Lippincctt VS.. the MINER
Publishing Company; ordered dis
missed - settled, NJ per stipulation
on die.
K. Hauswii tn W. e. D. Sullivan,
Sheriff; plaintiffs complaint am nd
ed by alleging IN allegation of ten
der.
Abraham Beal ct al. w George Pas
coe ct al, to quiet title; ordered
placed on calendar.
territory va. Paul Tilley; melton
to dismiss appeal sustained.
6ilas F. King vs.. Louis Cooper:
motion to file an amended and sub
stituted answer gu .talned.
james A. Murray, claimant, vs.. 8.
v. r. r.. Co.,; ordered that plat be
annexed to answer; demurrer over
ruled and nve days granted for an
sWer.
James A. Murray, ct al. vs.. Mon
taDa Copper Co.; demurrer to COM
plaint overruled.
Territory W. Marcus Abrahams ;
Larceny q bailee; the case was Tried
to . Jury composed Of Green Majors,
J. NJ. Bowes; Wm.' Hermann, w.
Mauldin, Robert McAdinn. T.. w.
Shodxir, b. v. Kemper, Chas.. A.
Beeher. James Davidson, George n.
Tong, Jim Stanley. and A. n.
Walker, who returned . verdict of
not guilty.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Ter. of Mont. VI. Perrie Nadeau:
Continued for the term.
Ter. Of Mont. Va. Marcus Abrahams
on appeal from J Justice Court: Defen-
dant xcquitted.
Ter. OF Mont. va. Paul Tillegy on.
appeal from lower cpurt: The appeal
d smissed and prisoner remanded to
Jail.
Following Ia the list Of trial jurors
Foo kA~ Z =
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NDICTMENTs-MARCR TERM.

Two p. L.. March 10th.
Territory of Montana Va. David
Mage. Indicted for murder. Plea
of " t guilty entered. Ordered he be
admitted to bail In sum of 5000.
Territory of Montana vs.. Jno.
Blake; indicted for resisting an Of
dcer; plea of not guilty.
Territory of Montana Va. VIM.
LAWYER; indicted for grand larceny ;
entered plea Of not guilty.
Territory of Montana W. VIM.
Lawler and John Rooney; i 'iicted
for grand larceny; Lawler kleads not
guilty and r Nney enters a{demurrel;
demurrer set for hearing March 2lst,
1886.
Territory Of Montana "a. Pierre
Nadeau; cause set for trial frst
Wednesday of next term Of court, 10
q. m.
Territory OF, Montana vs.. John Nc
Cabe; indicted for drawing and ex-
hibiting . deadly weapon In IN angry
and threatening manner.
Territory of Montana. vs.. Daniel
Enwright; indicted for grand lar
ceny.
Territory Of Montana w. Frank
Foster and John Murphy; Indicted
for grand larceny. .
Territory of Montana vs.. Joseph
Furgens; Indicted for grand larceny.
Territory of Montana "a. Jn0. III.
Campbell ; Indicted for drawing and
exhibiting q deadly weapon In .
threatening manner.
Territory of Montana va. Jno. Will
liams Indicted for drawing deadly
weapon with intent to do bodily
harm.
Territory of Montana vs.. Mitchell
Dameareovitch; Iaficted for assault
with intent to kin and muruer.
Territory of Montana VS.. Edward
Hsroun Indicted for resisting an:
officer.
. Territory Of Montsna vs.. John
Dowd ; Indicted for ~.subborning or
attempt to bride witnesses.
REGULAR SESSION, 2F. n.
Territory of Montana vs.. Jno. Nc
Cabe; arrxigned and, says he Is in.
dioted under his true name, granted
until 9 .. m. March 10th to plead.
Territory Va. David Ct wrlght;
arrxigned, bearing set for March 70,
2 p. m.
Territory IT Mont ma W Jno. Mul-
ply ana Frank Foster: arraigned
aud granted until 2 p. m. March 0.h
to plead.
Territory Of Montana vs.. Joseph
Fargens; Heraing set for 2 p, III.
Territory of Montana va. Jno. Fl.
Campbell; granted til 2 p. m. March
2Oth to enter pea. Ordered prisoner
10 admitted u bAil In sum Of $500.
. Territory Of Montana W.. Jno. VIII.
liam; defendant states John Camp-
bell 10 his lrue NAME. Deft. to pleed
at z o m. March 30th. Ordered de-
fends Mt be admitted TO bail In sum If
81 QUO.
Territory of Montana vs. Mitchell
D+meareoitch; hearing set for 2 p. m,
March 20.
Territory Of Montana vs Ed Har-
nun; hearing set for March 10th, 2 p.
m. Ordered that he be admitted to
bail In the sum of $3.50.
Ter itory Of Montana vs.. John
Dowd; ordered that d-ft. be ADMIT.
ted to hail in sum Of $3.50.
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New Hosting Works.

Parke, Lacy 4 Co. delivered an
Improved Friction Steam Hoist to
Patsey Clark on Tuesday last. MI.
Clark is erecting the machinery on
the None Such mine.
Anuther of these improved hosting
apparatuses Is en- route from the East
for the Dixon mine. These proper
ties are 10th in good ]. cations, aud
the prospects are favorable for rich
develormeI is IN the future. A no.
tice of tn None such was published
ia Sunday mornings issue.
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Rev. Mr.. Flint. has returned.
L. G., Trent 10 at the Mt. Vernon.
F. P. Guiterman, one Of Colorado's
mining engineers arrived yesterday.
Katie

This bright young stsr will appear
again on Monday ut Renshaw Opera
House and as usual will be warmly
greeted bv her many admirers. The
New York Sun says: miss Katie
Putnam msn'fests skill and judg-
ment In acting. and sufficient imsgf-
nation to make 1t possible for her
to surrender her own identity to that
of the parsonage whom she repre-
sents. Her Performance is fresh and
winning. and calls forth much ap-
plause nightly.
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Notice 10 Creditors.

Estate Of clara I. Mcconnell. dseessed.
Nolce 10 hereby 6 ven BY the undersignet
Administers or VI the esla;s Of Clara ].
Mcconnell deceased. to the creditors
Of and all persons shaving claims
against the kaihdeceasei. to exhibit
tnem. with the Necessary vouchers, within f0ue
10 the said Admin,s,r It u at his Office over 8. l..
3onner 4 co. store, Butte City, NJ. r., in the
County Of Silver Bow.
Dated March l9tn, 1885.
NOAHJ. McC'NN ELL.
Administrator o. the estate Of Ciana I. Mo-
COune,l { creased. 8e21-S v Nv
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Clergymen, lswers, public speak
ers, and singers CONFIRM the opinion
of the general public In n.
gard to Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL. All
say it is the best remedy that > be
procured for Affections of the vocal
organs, throat and lungs.
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Wanted

A thorough, Competent, practical
miller and millright; one acquainted
and thoroughly posted with the ma
chinery and manufacturing BY the
new roller process, may find 1t to his
advantage to address Edward
Dwight, box 81, Butte, n. 7:
4-17.d&W.lW
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A Pennsyiv.nia town Of 10000
ronalation has over 1000 bald,head'
"a nen m It. It must DO paying
fhaa1ricol towa.-Boston Pose.
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~-s s.nr 70 x1n himself. He had kept try
ing MI the afternoon, part Of the time with
a razor, and again by hanging. He has
been lodged in Jail.
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For sale cheAp-A ticket to Chica-
go bv wsyof st. Paul. Apply at the
s.. Nicholas Hotel. 2t8-0
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TFeter said that Russia would never have
urged her absurd demands if she had be-
lieved that England was in earnest i'll
resisting them.
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q < sMLA, Inula, june 6.-Ihe Russian tele-
6 ah system has been completed as far as
Mtry. and is now being extended to Saraha,
on the confines OF Afghanistan.
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,nrx- amount and that all his
rrnrerty IN Vermont has been attached for
four times it's value.
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DISTRICT WURT.
Entire Proceedings OF Yesterday
Indictments Iarch.1oth.

Territory VI. Miles McNally: two
Indictments carrying concealed
weapons and assault with deadly
weapon.
Territory ". James I. Wright: tx
hibiting . deadly weapon.
FRIDAY, MARCH 30 FORENOON,
Moulto IN Mining. Co. VI. John E.
Barker It A.: Continued for tho
term.
J Jane MN. Barley W. Thos. Bag
ley: Divorce default Of defendant
ordered entered and cause referred to
T. e. Bach to take testimony and re-
port the facts. /.
William II. Hartupee vs., B. f.
Jacobs ct al: Dismissed as settled
John COchrane VI. Matt Sullivan:
Dismissed without prejudice at plain
tiff's coat.
Levi Price W. w. A. Rang: Default
of defendant ordered entered and
cause referred to clerk to compute
amount due and report anne.
=. E. L arabic vs.. g. Z. Thurston:
Motion for leaveto fils amendments
TO answer sustained aud plaintif
granted until March 2eta to file re-
ply.
defendant entered plea Of not guilty
and gave notice Of y motion for con-
tinu8nce.
Territory vs. John Dowd; granted
until 90. M, March 23rd, to plead
Territory We. john b. Mcdonald:
tried before jury compose d Of Dennis
Drlscoil. {. r. Kessler, E. B. Baxter.
A. w. McCuAe, J. w. Steiner, Henry
Jonas. Green Majors. T. 3. Harpef.
L. w. Shodair, z. c. Maddux, Milo
French aud James Davids n, At
The noon adjou' nment the evidence
was all in and the District ATTORNEY
had concluded his argument.
The grand jury presented inilict.
ments ~ follows:
Territory vs.. Geo. II. Morris. b.
Pettit,and Louisa Johns On ,s~uborning
witnesses.
Territory vs.. William Wright and
William Frye, for dealing = cheat
Ing game.
Territory vs. John III. CampbelE:
for carrying concealed weapons.
. Territory vs.. VIM Sorerson. for
assault with q deadly weapon to In
dict bodily injury.
Adjourned till = p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Prisoners brought into court and
plead not guilty..
Territory vs.. Jno. P. Mcdonald:
plead not guilty.
no. guilty.
Territory vs.. Daniel Enwriest;
plead not guilty.
Territory vs.. John Murphy and
Frank Foster; plead not guilty.
Territory W. Joseph Fergus; plead
not guilty,
Territory vs.. Jno. Williams; plead
not guilty.
Territory W.. Mitchell Dsmeanor-
witch; plead not guilty.
TRIALS.
Territory vs. Geo. Fl. Norris. Bal
cain Petit and Louisa johnson. came
into court and their time for hearing
SIT for March Fl, 2 D.. NJ.
Territory W.. VIM. Wright and
VIM. Fergus; granted till March Fl,
2 p. M, to plead.
Territory vs.. Jno. H. Campbell:
bail fixed at $3.50 until March q, 2
p. M, time set for hearing plea.
Territory w. VIM. Sorenson: grant.
ed until 2 p. m, March 2lst to plead.
Territory W.. James r. WRIGHT:
granted till March 81. 2 p. M, to
plead.
Territory W. Jnc. Mcdonald; Jury
trial: verdict of LOT guilty.
Adjourned till 8 a. NJ, March 2lst.
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vnro aupuUapiU vi mn - urc, ~ aet O"e"oV
the Sisters Hospital, and is getting along ages aAA
nicely. He has so far recovered that he causlngN
expects to be able to leave ina few daysfor impure yac~
Yellowstone county, where he has a ranch the hhiife dieo>
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NEW HOkk, , uue o. Ano rNooo "a CONF
for the last seven days were 1]os -
pared with 2O6 last week.