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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-11-07
SOUTH BUTTE.

Frank Coolidge, chief engineer OF the Ida.
no DIVISION, will leave Butte to-day and 60
south.
T. E. Julian, superintendent OF the tele.
graph OF the Idaho division U. P. r. R.. is
in Butte.
J. A. Edison, train master Of the Idaho
division UP. K. H., arrived yesterday from
Pocatello.
The wife Of Mr.. Mitchell has just arrived
and they have gone to housekeeping. The
lady will be an acquisition to the society of
South Butte.
The boys are delighted at the promotion
OF Billy Adams to be assistant to Mr.
Mitchell, the master mechanic. Billy has
worked Tor the company a number of years
and deserves the appointment.
Engineer Palmer has made 1000 miles
with engine No. 81 without even taking
time to have her wiped. During the period
occupied in making the trip ne hardly took
time to eat, and sleep was out of the cues
ton.
L.Hughey. chief clerk OF the freight depot.
has just returned from an extended tr;n
west. During his absence he visited San
Francisco, Portland, and intermediate
points. He reports having had a splendid
time.
Wednesday there was q lively
Two black horses attached to a wagon he.
came frightened by the cars and Started
from the depot to run up Utah street
Alter running some distance they struck q
telegraph pole, and the result of the
collision was the smash up OF harness and
wagon. The team was the pronertv of
Owsley & Carr.
j. E. Gaylord has just been awarded .
contract by the Parrott Smelling Co inv
10000 cords of wood. The eompanv conl
template at an early day to abandon the
use OF coke and substitute for it char co.I
They have leased the Bell smelter owans
until such time as they can build ovens -;
their own: The wood spoken Of viii all h ~,
burned into charcoal by Lynch & Co. WIZ
are old hands at the business.
Ticket and Freight Agent Bunny and
Clerks LIE Clair and Cox started in to- hav
some fun Wednesday night. and picked ont
rink rs the scene of their nlea snr uu'
With unexpected courage the rentjeman
hired skates and boldly took the f1oor IN
more senses than one. After spread;no thu aa
eagle, seeing stars and wiping up the 6onr
they concluded chat they knew more hort
railroads than skating and retired. Yester'
lay they were sore and sorrowiuI- hit Sa
they will try it again. ~ os-
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MINING APPLICATION NO ,eo-
L. S. LAM O,.

ur, o'p' LAND OFFICE
nnELtNA' Montana, October IN 1
Notice Is hereby given, that $50.
feterson, whose p~ostofIice address ohn W.
Clty, Montana, has this dav filed ~ ~ Butte
cation Tor patent for 1900 Iina ns appli.
the hnna lode mining claim it : ieet OF
Independence mining district SSr,Iuated in
County, Montana Territory, tb oleer Bow
course and extent Of the said ~, position,
designated by an official survey tl's claim,
Iot no 44o' !. no. m, K no. $ W 'pl' as
o particularly set forth and d. 10, being
in the official field notes and plat th neser1bcd
file iii this office, as follows, tn.w;t' e'goi Oh
ning at the ne. corner a pr,n ;to n'egin-
2oxlOxs inches, set l5inches deem stone.
l-l699 Tor corner 10. /, with marked
earth TX feet high, Az feet base aIIouhd Of
the stone, from which the !, section nsslde
to sections % and II, II. = p.orher
bears n. 90, 23' W., 473 feet. and n.o w.,
thence n: o3o,45'w., l5o0feet; t1epce . nlgg
10, w., . ieet; thence $. $50, 45' q 1-o"I
feet; thence n. 60, l5' t., Go.y feet aooo
place OF beginning, containing an ~ Tile
2O.66 acres included in this survey c,oi oi
by the above named applicant. "nned
The location Of this mine J. rrcora.,.
the office OF the County Recorder 81 n. III
L 'dge county, on page lot, in book, II D'er
r cords. Il, OF
The only adjoining claim - on tho
+. Atkinson
JOS. II. HARPER, Regi.to.
U. S. Claim Agent. u.i.eod
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THIS evening at the Grand Opera House,
a testimonial benefit will be given to the
charming lady and accomplished actress,
Miss Phoebe Davies. OF all the performers
who have ever visited Butte, not one ha
taken a closer or a more tender hold upon
the heart-strings OF our theater-goers. She
possesses all the elements that have made
Miss Efie Essler and Miss Marie Vain
wright such popular favorites. Her
earnestness, her apparent conscientious
ness, her simplicity of manner and dress,
her respect for the sense of decency in both
her reliance on her sincerity and contempt
for-accessories have placed her high in the
affections Of the people, and give promise OF
a great career in her profession, upon which
she is really just entering. She deserves en-
cot, agement more tangible and substantial
than those worked by the spell ola grandly
acted part. We trust that tonight, when
Miss Davies will assay the part OF Chisps,
the house will be crowded from the top.
most tier in the gallery down into the
orchestra's stalls. The opportunity il
given our people to show their regard and
affection for Miss Davies. Will they do it?
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TREASURER JORDAN seems to be laboring
under the delusion that if the Government
should pay off any portion of it's debt in
legal tender silver dollars it's credit would
be seriously impaired and it could only
borrow money after that at very high rates
OF interest. The Denver News very Justly
says this is mere rot. In the first place the
Government does not want to borrow
money at any rate of interest now nor 10
there any probability that it will need to
borrow a dollar in the future. In the next
place every private debtor car pay his
debts in silver as well rs gold without i'm
pairing his credit in the least, and as our
Governments credit is the best in the world
it can stand the strain without breaking.
MI. Jordan has a great many things to
learn about finance.
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MINI &c Application No. l,o't'
.. 8. LuITE NEiNNi
Ealana Nj Il Il .tnipr lNN

Helena, Nj T., Oatofer9 ., loy orra.
Notice is hereby gtysn that htr eS ~ nv Won.
bee, "hosc postctlier address S B!Illt \ ", fnra
tana, has this day flied hi. ap.i'r.,am' lode
patent for l35 lin ar feet of the L"hs'on in,ug
mining claim, situated in SUNNI E@l!rTr r-itnry,
district, Silver Bow comfy. Nolfsia lssit min.
the p sltlon, course and extern o. III. =" there.
Ing claim, G~e-ignated y a ol!t hi s"tNey . more
OF, az t no 243. II no > II, r ~" "eN,' . e nficial
PARTICULARLY set forth andtescr bed III M hG. niice,
ii Id notes and plat Their ofo Oh riIe III ~ Il
rs follows, to-wit: Beeinoing a. t1rS q onn wit
porihyry stone l>xlOXS ins, sci Il lHs section
hessed by bearing tr, es frnIn VII en- t4rrs6 &C.
corner 10 sections 7 aud is T3n II, n " s1s5 ,I 70 ~
.Of W, 74s feet, aud running thence II 90 y so 81 =,
1eet. 'hence Il 60 o5 e. 70 fec, lile'4' w.. Mace Of
227 feet, the ace So 0J W, ~ feet, 70 ~. I'm in this
D. 81 ming, coutsi' ing an area ofo' ! a,' IN SUI yey
eXrluting OF acr's ! ciI''eu lainrd By
no 6s6 nos claimed, 'eavlng 0A acres '"
the above named applicant. ~7 sod in the
The location of Is MI e IS re- ,o,y ro;n-
office ut the county Racorderof tFe' u"
on page 3i, i'll b ok G, OF loa's s,rver no
The sdJoini z claims are, olitiie Z ~ 30, The
1905. the kmelte on the .outn ,IfVe! n LAST surrey
View, aud ON the norm an""'"
no b9j, the hanno ry,NsoN
Register;
jus. HAKPEk, l013-oUo
US. Claim Agent
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MINING APPLICATION no. 1904,

u J Ian VIZ NE'
Helena, Montana. October 81, i>S0.l
Notice is hereby given, that Godfrey
Lavell, William McDertnott. BaIcaiu rettlt
and Roderick D. Legsat, whose postotiee
address is Butte City, Montana, and T.
Stewart White, whose poatottice address Is
Grand Rapids. Michigan, havetitlsdayh led
their application for a patent for lsol
linear feet Of the hummer Lode mining
claim, situated in Summit Valley mining
district, Silver Bow county, Montana Ter.
rl1ory, the position course and extent Oh
the SAID mining claim designated by all
Oflclal survey thereof, as lot no. 40, l 40
s n, X no 8 W; being more particularly SET
1orth and described III lie official tleld loleS'
n plat thereof on file in this office, as lof
lows, to-wlt: Beginning at the n W cornell
porphyry ton 3Oxl2Ao ins, set y lns
deep, marked 1-16S7, for corner no |, wl1h
OF earth * feet high, II feet BASE
alongside the stone, IRON which the SEE
tlon corner on the north boundary Of sec
ton IL in 3 n, s W, bears II ll'4Le
1898 feet, and running thence nhl' e, 10
1eet, thence S 80 e, 600 feet, thence $ 81 W.
1871 feet, thence n 80 W, . feet TO tle
place OF beginning. containing an area %
l'.64 acres in this survey excluding 20
acres included in surveys no l2loana loIo
not claimed, leaving 1851 acres claimed os
the above named applicants. ,m
The location OF this mine is recoriSu IL
he office Of the County Recorder OF Iee
Lodge county, on page 100, i'll BOOK n"
Records.
The adjoining claims are on the II " SUI,
'ey no 1873, the Blind lode no =, On
'he 8 e survey no l21S. the Great "9sv
on the 8 survey no 1858, the otclnsn
survey no 1862, the May lode Ies d"
AGENT on the west. f. ApklNSON'
JOS. H.. HARPER, Register,
U. S. Claim Agent. ll-Iooo'
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Helena, Montana, o. toner ~ h 1876
Notice l. hereby givt n, tina oi,n Swee, :ey and
Michael Mic arnee, VII 'se p 'offi e add ess IS
Butte '1ty Montana, have Thu day iii. d heir d
plicati N fr . patent for 1900 i.e7r feet # tle
Quarter Moon cd mini g CLAIM situated IN
summit Ea.'es min9ng district, SIver COW
County Montana Territory, the petition, c urse
and extent Of the SAID III mag Cain q. sic "ate'
by an fictal S rvey Thereon, rs 10 no 455, + no
3 q, r no W, being NOR particularly set forth
and described in the official field notes AM plat
ther. OF on fe in this office Us follows, to-wit
Beginning at tie u e corne a eranite stone
20x12xo lis, SCI Is ins deep, markell 1867 f,l ctr-
ner no /, with Mound ct earth ~ feet high, AZ
feet base alongside the stone. from which the "a
section corner on west boundary of sec on 2. II
II, R 8 W. Tears ; 72o 49, w PSI 5 feet, a d running
thence 8 $50 IS W, $50, feet, hence 2Oo AZ &, 600
i>ct. .henee II ego 15' e 1900 feet, thence n 90 49,
W, GOO feet o the plac of beg.nning. continuing
an area OF ~ 66 acrr 5 in thus survey claimed b.
the above named applicants.
The location # this mine is recorded in the
Office of the County Recorder Of Deer Lodge
Comfy. on page llG, in book L, of Lo1e Record.
Survey no 1125, the Helvetia, lies adjacent on the
north east.
F. ADkINSON,
JOS. H. HARPER Register.
.. S. Claim Agent l0-2l-GOd
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MINING App ICATI''N NJ. 1851.
AI,uuxnL.

HELENA, NJ T.. September 2, 1855 }
Notice IS hereby gwen, that Michael c roll
whose pc tottice is suite, Montana, his this day
filed his application for a pa ent f E 50 linear feet
Of the Savage Lode mining elain,, situs1ed Ill
'umm!t Valley ritnlng di trict Silver Bow Coun.
ty, Montana Territory, the p 'siaion. cour-e and
ex eit Of he said mining Jain, d sigma I'd ~
an OF cial survey thereof, as Lot No. 23S
Township No.3 norlh range 7 west, being
more particularly set 70 tn All described in
the otfjc.a field notes and plat thereof ON file in
ti o ce. rs t',iiows, to-wl Begin lug at the
q e Cor. a granite stone size uttklloWn, mark d
! -l6i7 10! cor Nc. with II ouud of sto e along
size. from which the 4 section cor: n . est btu':-
nai y OF sec. I, I. IL J 7 u bears Ii 10 30 W 1915
#. a.d runni g thence IL 2io is e 22 f.; hent-
n 100 So " 81 ;tneIce $ 40 ~ " 2l2 It,; III, liz e
$ 100 So e S e to pl &c OF beginning. cpn-ainiig
an area OF .29 acres in tits survey Ac uding Is
acres included in su7. 10. 7ln ,eavittg h.ib acres
claimed by the above M med applicant
The location OF TINS mile Is recur led IN the
Office of the Comfy RecOr er ofSilytr Gov Coun-
ty, or pag. 23s In took G of L.,de Records.
The adj intng claims are Oh the north s,!r. No.
HOO the ope ulHsnr Lode on the east sir No. $50
The cdoc Lode. and on the south and est sur.
No. 746 the Bell Lode
F. ADKIN-ON.
Jos. Fl. HARPER, re i>tcr.
U. s. G ann AGENT. 925-fGd
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]. B. READ. the able editor OF our evenin

]. B. READ, the able editor Of ourevening
contemporary, the Inter Mountain, is now
on his way to New Orleans, as Commits
sioner from Montana to the American Ex-
position. He is Thoroughly informed upon
the wealth, and attractions OF
the Territory, he is full of energy and enter
prise and absolutely truthful. He is just
such q man az We al heartily commend to
the members OF the press assembled in the
Crescent City. They will at all times find
him c~ongenial and companionable, under
al conditions q gentleman, and may en-
tirely rely upon the correctness OF anything
hemay say Of Montana. May he have safe
journeyings aud = pleasant stay in New
Orleans.
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The Knights of Labor owe it to their
good name not only to denounce the acts
OF their members on Thursday arrested in
St. Louis, but they should promptly expel
the dynamiters. Persons at all acquainted
with the objects and purposes Of the great
organization are well aware that it teaches
no such doctrine and approves OF no such
methods, but, unless prompt action be
taken. the order will be sadly misjudgcd by
the great mass OF the people. It cannot
afford to rest under such odium.
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A BELLIGERENT Mormon who started in
a few days ago, to ease his mind by a de-
FAINT speech to Judge Zane, was cut short
by the usual sentence. This calm, judicial
procedure, never varying the strict letter
OF the law save for an occasional bit OF sar-
casm on the transparent hypocrisy OF some
OF the defendants, must, says the San
Francisco Chronicle, be very CALLING to men
who have fancied that they were indepen-
dent OF the Government. The age nj rhetoric
has passed for Utah.
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j. PINcKNEY SMITH, the Press Commits.
sioner of the New Orleans Exposition, in lex
tending q second invitation to the press of
the country to he present at the opening,
says: 1.-THE promises Of the American Elk.
position are bright and most encouraging.
A grand exposition, in many respects more
attractive than the Worlds Exposition, is
assured. The great cause OF industrial and
commercial progress and OF the extension
and development OF longitudinal traffic and
exchange will certainly commend it to the
kind consideration, good will and support
OF every intelligent and progressive journal
Yes, and to every intelligent and pro.
citizen.
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MINING APPLICATION No. I57s
q. $ LIND rFp,cE

Q, $ LIND rFticE
Helena, NJ T., &c ober - 1859
Sntice IS hereby ri. n. that William o. $50
'darass ?"aDh a ia John l,t!cie. whose pest die.
s eIn1ess Is Butte City. Montana, have III snae
= - .aelr application for a atelt for las 1inaAr
! eso. tne f1ay mona lode mi ing claim si,Irntod
~ n Iou!nint Vale! mining district. Silver n ~
oouosy' Montana T rritory. and desipna,ad Nv ~.
nEa onls1al plat ami tel n. ties on ri. in :, ~
"mc IS l't no IA. T 8 II, X W. and more n. u !
t u'sr : : c cts : { as follows. to-"lt: b ginning at a.
,eep, ma: ked l-l671 tor corner no / from ~ y lns
s zoo tG 70 sec, ., 6, 7 and s, Tan, : W. w ".nn
g TO- 70 = 200 1eet. and unn ng thence N 20 aW
e. ieet, taeuce n 76o ~ W, G250 feel 1hai.oo o. 6
, = W. 1eet, thence s $50 W 1872 f-4t thenco - y .
q . so " go 70; I, thence n $40 25' e, 735 $ tae. tbsiao
= ow, - e, 663 fev to the place of bepinn;,. nencs
e COL Al an area of 1911 acres s'ff which an 10
c cIs IN cont ct with survey no i65i ana ND NJ =.
,ha , ~ leaving an urea of 10 81 acres c,x Gma 1ot
u ~ w We named at:plicar IS. oy
offao - MAtion o.! this mine is recordea :, =.
tana -; y, Inc recorder Of silver ow Conntr ~ MMo1nne
15f8 inc nun 49, claims are on tn, north >ur :,
Ioda. a ane Damatat lo..e, sur no 1904 tha 1"r nc
t tHee so anh sur no 99s the Enterprise lods naura
my ~ SILL SUI no 56 The Black Roo. ,aho on
~ w ooi inc -Four Johns lode. 'ooe and
G.. A. KoRNerpo {. Atkinson,
Attorney for snni,,o, Register.
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In the appointment OF Robert B. Smith,
OF Dillon, as United States Attorney for
Montana, the President has simply main
tanned the general excellence ofhis appoint
ments for this Territory. Bob. Smith is
not only a staunch Democrat, tried and
true, but al able lawyer, who is respected
alike for his learning and his uncompro-
missing integrity. He will reflect credit
alike upon himself, the bar OF Montana,
the Democracy and the administration IN
the position to which he has been called.
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TIE fact that his father founded the
famous Jefferson Medical College in Phila-
dslphia, has always made Pennsylvanians
feel a personal interest in George B. Nc
Oellan, apart from the fact that hs was .
native of the grand old commonwealth.
The graduates OF "the JEDI" are scattered
over the length and the breadth Of the
land, an honor to their Alma Mater and to
the noble profession which they follow
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IT is said that the man Foley, who had a
fight with a oma in the Toledo, and
who subsequently tried to stand off the
police force, is a Deputy Sheriff. This is the
second breach of the peace by deputy
Sheriffs within a very short time. The
greatest danger in this community seems to
come from the Shcrif's Office. There was a
time in Montana when men who tried to
run the town at the muzzle of a revolver
were invited to leave. That was a better
day than this, when nearly every rufian is
made a deputy sheriff.
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0'os for the Care Of INDECENT Sick.
OF s sr OF THE County CLERK )

seo1 nl olLvER Bow County, Mo@NT.x,
sealed proposals for the caua Ana
; aan malntainance OF the sick no support
. snim OF the County of silverp dor and
t tp' ~ ny the week, will be receive n1" per
Of tim Nh Gay OF December, 1885. Tbena untii
sesmSar 'ssi cir ,sa%s January /, ': 1855 Will n0t be
posaIs ta o.: 1886, inclusive. Said u mru
a. nS cover the entire cost Of fee1i;n ro'
and infr ano nursing OF the said sick nnG.
Said nrnnns ana all burial expenses there oof
Clerk Of 1 the Bns , shall be addressed to tbe
and marked aloo1 County Commissioners
INDECENT sicI'n proposals for the Care Of
paeed Butte, NJ. T., NovembsrnIS y Clerk;
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OUR townsman, Col. Charles s. Warren,
has been promoted to the rank Of Briga-
dier General on the staff of Governor s. T.
Hauser. The appointment is a creditable
one, that does honor to Butte as we'll as to
the appointee. General Warren is we'll
versed in the art OF war, a knowledge that
h acquired in a practical way, in the field.
The MINER salutes Brigadier General War
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Rev. JOHN GODDARD, of Cincinnati, says
1.-the daily newspaper is filled with vice
and crime, pandering to the lowest pas
sions." He may nave been reading the
Enquirer. but his charge leads the Phila-
delphia News to remark, rather senten-
tiously, that a buzzard finds carrion in the
fairest landscape, while the dove sees only
smiling fields.
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The great strike in Texas continues, to
the detriment of business and travel. The
strikers appear to be masters OF the situa-
ton. Their organization seems to be per-
feet. The outcome will be watched with in
terest, as defeat to the strikers under these
circumstances would be a crushing blow to
the organization.
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The Supreme Court OF Texas has recent
~ decided that an indictment found by a
Grand Jury OF more than twelve men is
unconstitutional in that State, and that a
conviction based on an indictment so found
is invalid. Th,re are more than 900 con
victs in Texas who were indicted by the
excessive juries now ruled out by the Su-
preme Court and they all expect to get out
on that decision. Governor Ireland has
denounced the judgment Of the court as
unjust and unjustifable, but that does not
affect the Judgment inthe least.
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The tenement house population of New
York is being >~accinated by order of the
law. As the winter closes in upon us, and
smallpox has made it's appearance in at
least one section Of the Territory, parents
should look to the vaccinftion OF their
Children.
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MINING APPLICATION NO. 1899.

U. S. LAND OFFICE,
HELENA, Montana, October 20, 1851
Notice is hereby given, that William W.T.
son, Michael McNamee and the Moulton
Mining Company. a corporation existing
under the laws OF the Territory OF Montana,
and doing business in Butte, VIM. A. Clark
president, whose postot1ice address is Butte,
Montana, and j oseph r. Walker, whose
address is Salt Lake, Utah, have this day
MEG their application for a patent for
$500 linear feet OF the Paymaster Lode
Mining Claim, situated in Summit Valley
Mining District, Silver Bow County, Mon
tana Territory, the'position, course and
extent OF said. mining claim, designated by
an official survey thereof. as Lot No. 3l6,
Township No. 3 H., range No. 8 W.. being
o particularly set forth and described
In thf ottecial field notes and plat thereof
on file ii this otfie, as follows, to-wit: Be
ginning at the n. e. corner, a quartz stone
l6xlOx6 ms, set II ms. deepin the ground,
marked l NJ. c. 316 for cor. No. 1 with
mound of stone TX feet high AZ feet
base alongside the ltone, from which the
\ sec. cor. to sections l and l2, T3n., r. 8
w., bears II. 80 o2' W., 935 feet 14.l7 chs.)
dist; and running thence $. 100 w., 1900
feet; thence 3. 110 e. 500 feet; thence n. 7Jo
e; 300 feet; thelfcc n. Ito W. 1868 feet TO
the place OF beginning,> containing an area
q i6'o' Hcres IN TINS survey, excluding
300 acres included in lots LA, 116 a., 1lS.
y and lit not claimed. leaving 3.73
acres claimed by the above named appli-
.cants. NpPN
The location of this mine is recorded i,
the office OF the County Recorder of Deer
Lodg County, on page-372. in Book H Of
ihe adjoining claims are on the n. W. |
Lots FOG. theReed Lode, and Lot POI. the |
Walkervllle Lode on tn. n. e. Lot 116 a.
tne curry Lode, on the e., Lot us. the |
Midnight Lode, on the e. Lot III, the Blue !
wing Lode. ON the s. W., Lot III. the
Transit Lode. AN
Jos. H. HARPER, s'e'
u s. Claim Agent. 1O-3l.6ot
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THE Republicans OF Colorado, in losing
Denver and Arapahoe County, have sus-
tanned a loss from which they can never
recover. The county had a normal Repub.
lican majority OF about 1900. This was
overcome by natural detection and by a
combination between the true Republican
workers and the Democrats. 1t is the re-
suit of making "bolting" respectable.
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TIE prayer OF the people of Walkerville
Centerville and OF this city, that the county
maintain a system OF electric lights be-
tween Butte and Walkerville, is a reason
able one, and should be favorably con-
sidered by the County Commissioners. The
county is in fairly affluent circumstances
and can afford SO tr,fling an outlay to &C.
commodate the people OF this populous
ooof.np
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-11-07

The Washington Posts interview with
the President, published on the third page
OF to-day's MINER. shows that the elections
have had no influence in changing his views
on the Civil Service reform. The President
is, upon this subject, moved by principle,
and it is quite certain that nothing can
cause him to waver-come victory Or come
defeat.