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The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15
summons.
IN the Probate toH't il and for the Couan
of SILVER foW, Territory ot Ao4t.ru
Anfa &. lsgalves, p4uIntfE
William ". kee er, . Irudaas.

/ -
Inc people Of the IeI ritor Of " .!ltAu4 s..ua
Gieet NJ u " llt1am W. kegter. Defendant,
. lVu are ntieoy required 10 apFGHr III al ac-
lHn bIo!g bit az mt yoI by lie ;lofe nan ed
pial 4tlH IN tie Probate oIrJ III }nd fer TIE
County Of = lver Bow, uan5 Tyrfitor. Hut
20 answer the cenul int t!el rhr.cin, G.f.t1
.eH Gays (eH";ts.Ee Of tie day of ,erN rcJ, after
me service on ytu Gi his stinmuus if served
Hitfiil iillS county or. If served out OF ms
Noii y Dat Il this district. w,tlir Twenty dr.
e+nefN!se vi min f'5Ly days, og judgment b. d.
1ault vii be taken against &Uu att}.lu. -
10 sne prayer of said c9lnp.ai t,
1he sad action is brought tD re
cover lrnm You the sum Of Two hEatr Il and
loSty tz5Ol dollars, with Interest thereon 1T The
rate OF ~ Per ctIt. per AInum from tin" 18th
uus ol NoEeu Der A. y, Is /. lcgr,t to ur due
3iid d, oWiiR from You 10 plaintiff pn ay,lg!t tor
NGrH, Labor aud Services Of ,laiutiti per
j"imed at he Request Of the defendant ia sIt
sing: experimenting ana SuprIvI>5ll. t1t
boarding Gar On the Utah 4 Mortimer, I,r}!5ad
~" "e:li Garrison Ill Deer I.oiac i urty, y. /,
ir If III the 2Oth 1a" of May IS l. 10 In. a,u .iar
"t NoEctnhcS fSSl, aud Tor costs Of sIi,. all II
Nn!cN VII mere fully ArIe4r by reference To
piSsih uH comp aint n tie herein.
+', a.lu You are hereby uDtitei that if ,oI iHl
20 Appear ;t'ie answer stid lnpl;.ilt ~ ajcye
required, The said rlai!tju wi IaErn ,.einJt
ara judgment a'nst ycu in pl!r>ulnce ~ Ire
prayer Il plaintiff : cuInI.i,iul III tn. .tlu. ot
"o hoiidte'i aud tDrty t1Iuj ,!9ltars WICh II
teieSt a> aforesaid and costs of ellit
o1'ei uLoe' my !a y AHd the seal ol tht Pro
(0l bate court III and + the ,'uaJtY
HEAh OF silver Bow, AOntlua I,rr tor!
this Sth day Of January. il the
u ar or or Lord one Thousand eight hun tr.d
ard eighty-hve
CNLTG L. IRVINE
ri, frobate Juds,. aGd ex otiIcio clerk
ohaFp y Naptcn Attorne.s for tlaint!l:
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

Every cloud has its silver lining
while the Government at WASHING.
ton Is little slow in "turnine tho
rascais out,' the announcement ia
made that Emma Abbott" Honest
Little Ennis about tc leave us to
lnfiict heralleged singing upon the
Australasians.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15
Strayed---S $50 Reward !.

o, a.Iase ed' from Gregory JnS. Mar, two Mares
tt tt ulaIe . years old iro: graz, branded ~ on
,sns CIV 5 siiou' der; also one b or brown MARI,
er visible brands. When last 5, en- they We G
pnet"eei ns',1 Comet and sin City, N. y. Thirty
iD,1 Reward Will be paid the person deliver
,lis tneln 10 me at Gregory, NJ. +. Or Ii liberal
s,,",o VIII De paid 10 any one WAC will give
seen Alliormatlon Gs will .ead to their recovery
VIM. FLEMING,
4la-sw4. Gregory, Jefferson Co.. Montana
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

Eugene Field, the wel.-known
humorist, now connected with tie
Chicago News, has written comic
opera libretto, which is highly spoken
of by those who have read it. Mi,
Fields peculiar talents would seem
to mark him as specialist in this
line. His humor is sparkling and
spontaneous and all bis work bears
the mark and finish Of the euucated
and cultivated gentleman. His. pu-
et'c fancy is vivid and 1eiiued and
his faculty a. versific .tion is un-
matched. He possesses all the quaI-
lties essential to the ilbretti,t.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

Taere il, just now, disposition to
find fault with the show people for
putting up paper of rather a to sug-
gestive character. It is rarely thai
this accusation can be justly brought
against the profession outside of Mike
Leavltt. The loudest advertisers Of
the day are the tobacco and cigarette
manufacturers. In the line OF sup-
gestlVe illustrated work the tobac-
co men outdo tie show people fifsy to
one
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

The weekly trade report of r. G..
Dunn & Co. shows 2l2 business fail
ores for the last seven days as against
zS7 for the previous week. There
was decided falling off in failures
in all parts of the country excepting
in the s ,uthern States.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

The latest ignus fatuus in the way
of mining booms is that hoverlns
over Aspen, in Colorado. Aspen IS
located in Pitkln county, ana Is
reached by way of Crested Butte IN
Gunnison county /; Granite, a station
on the Denver s. RIO Grande hall
way, or Leadville; all by wagon.
The camp WAS discovered and located
III 1879. 1t Is practically owned ny
one man. J. b. Wheeler. 70 MN
ev.rv newcomer is compelled TO pay
tribute. ana lie Is about The ouly nlan
La The camp VINO Ii LOT bio1e'
TneIe are aie ok Ur seven sooa
'ulosuecis' III ine caiu.', but tneie is
nothing III the town or AS suiEouAu-
lugs ~ warrant the advertising II is
receiving. There are now about
z,5vu u. o pie il tae place, ana many
oi these are compelled to undergo
natdshlps fer want Of accomhcoa-
lions. The snow in and about the
,anp is from three to SIX feet deep,
aud it Will be the middle of June be-
fore 1t will disappear. Now pres
pecting is out of the question and
there is no demand for labor beyond
500 or 900 men who are steadily en-
ployed. From a personal knowledge
of the facts, the MINER does net
hesitate to say that Aspen is good
camp to stay away from, unless one
has an abundance of means. Any
one of a dozen camps in Colorado
that we mi2ht name, (of which the
average reader never hears } }are richer
and more promising than Aspen.
The field of Butte ard vicinity offers
q thouss L induce nlents to the pre-
peetor where Aspen offers one, and
be who will follow the alluring light
pff into the cherries mountains OF
Pitkin county Of Colorado will come
tack to his firs'-love, like
the Prodigal son If old. Let Aspen
alone.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

The "Bould Benjamin" threatens to
re-enter the politics of ssachusetts,
and the silk stocking element of the
Old Bay State bow their necks in
meek submission. Butler never tires
himself.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

Ifthe Canadian Government should
conscript the American bank cashiers
exiled over the border it would have
an army of sufficient numbers to
crush out the Rebel Riel in a day.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15
Notice TO CC-CWncr.

To e. NJ Sheppard: Tou are hereby notified
thar We, your ct-oWncrs, haTe, i'll accordance
Wlth section 2324, Revised Statutes of The
United States, pertO-l. ed labor and made in
proyeIlcnts 20 the amount of 800 for tie two
Years e!'ced December 81, 1854, upon tue Little
Dorrlt qua IL miulng claim, situated III Little
Pi:e mining district, Silver Bow county, Mon
tdn:l tern ory, aid YOU are hereby IuTtner
n'tl cd that unless YOU contribute or cause to
be contributed your proportion of said gxpendi
ture amounting to 600 iitty dollars, t'gehcr
with interess al costs, within $50 days ON
date OF this notice, all your right, title interest
ana claim in and 10 the above described quartz
lode mining claim will become the property OF
your co-oW.icrs, who have made the Ieg'lirel
expenditure. josGpH LAEprrHEEG.
LOUIS DEs RyylER-~.
Soap G'ltch, N. r., March g. 1889 a-.>,, w2ln
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

The troubles in Central America
will have the tendency to advance
the price Of Panama hats, which ex-
plains why the average newspaper
man takes so lively an interest in the
troubles on thu Isthmns.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

Our more or less esteemed coptem-
porary, the Inter Mountain, need
give itself no uneasiness about the
harmony within the ranks of the
Democracy of Silver Bow county. 1t
will come up solid phalanx when
ever the battle is on.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

President Cleveland does not seem
to have very high opinion Of appli.
cants for public places who have
petitions only to recommend them.
Tnis fact should serve as "a pointer"
to Montana politicians.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

The health OF the people and the
continued prosperity of Butte de-
mand that the sanitary ordinance be
r'gidly enforced. Not only do the
streets and ally need looking after,
but cesspools and back yards are
equally potent in breeding disease.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

The Sunset Line" yesterday "cut"
the passenger rate between New
York and San Francisco twenty per
cent. If this rate is maintained for
period, a general west.bouud rate
war is inevitable.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

One day Of last week thirty divorces
were granted by the cour in IT.
Louis, and in no single case did the
defendants put in any plea or formal
objection, hence it may be inferred
that in each case, both husband and
wife desired the separation. "This
Indicates" says the Christian Advo-
Gale. "Q) That there have been hasty
and inconsiderate marriages. (2)
Very Improper conduct after mar
riase. (3) Too great laxity in the
divorce laws of the state, and az a
bad state ofpubiic morals where such
things exist, and the tendency is from
bad to Worse.n Yet Tom Wlckes and
John Cockeriii have both removed
from St. Louis.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

Poor Barrios! He has paid the
price of ambition.
'Il-weaved ambition, how much art thou
shrunk!
When that this body did contain spirit,
A kirgdoD for it was too small bound:
But now two PAGES Of the vilest earth
Is room epOlph"
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

Milon, cowboy of Upper Spring
Creek, Fergus county, has become
insane and will be sent to the Deer
Lodge insane asylum.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

has Governor Carpenter left the
Territory to remain awav perma.
nently? 1t looks so, and in the
language of the Virginia City Madi.
SOnlQn, "whO Cares?,
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

Utah possesses Virgen. but it is
one Of those beautiful and sparkling
streams that the Almighty so lavlshly
distributed throughout the land of
the Deseret.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

Butte, with population of 1900
people. does q larger export railroad
business than Denver with 65 ono
people. Butte is unques ionably the
best camp in America to-iav.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15
Considering its political complex

Considering its political complex
lob. the Inter Nountaip il seems to be
too much interested ia the disposi-
ton of Federal patronage IN Mon
tana. We would like to whisper
INTO its ear, on 1.-The dead quiet"
that it looks bad, this medt!ing with
the affairs Of neighbor's family.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

There don't seem TO br 50 much
discussion Of Cievele Dd's hack bone as
there was little while ago. There
is more "cussing" Of it now, among
the dlsappoi, I'D.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

They have discovered a soap mine
in the San Juan country of Colorado,
but 1t came too late to be used upon
the odorous legislature which has
just adjourned.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

Poor Poland is never to have any
rest. N sooner is Russia threat
ened with disaster from without
than she pounces upon dismem-
bered and distracted Poland. This is
a precautionary measure, to prevent
internal troubles in the Empire. and
only what prudent ruler would do,
still the world cannot help but SYM
pathize with this unhappy people,
who are by conquest made part Of ap
Empire with whose people they have
nothing in common and whose of
ficials are not only repugnant to
them, but standing insult.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

Boxeman aud Helena have both
fought and won splendid Democratic
battles this spring. The Democracy
marches steadily along.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

In London yesterday, copper (Chill
oars) were quoted at ETA, with q de-
moralized market. So advices a
cabltgram received at Butte last
evening.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

The Democrats of Omaha have
elected their city ticket. The Herald
made splendid fight for 1t and is
justified in its Growing.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

Granger stocks are looking up.
Even Union Pacific profited by the
general advance in those stocks
!; ;esterday.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

The Democrats of Montana are
pronounced in their oppo .ition to
dark-lantern committee meetings and
star-chamber gatherings.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

so it has been discovered that
Cleveland never wears gloves? An
other sign Of clean-handed admin
istratiOn.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

The Townsend Baptist Church was
sold at sherlff's sale last week. Itwas
bought by Rev. Mr.. Stateler.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15
Ayers Sarsaparilla
Ayers Sarsaparilla.

Six months ago was completely covered with
a terrible humor and scrofulous sores. Tbs
humor caused an incessant and intolerab]a
itching, and the skin cracked so as to cause
the blood to flow in many places whenever
/ moved. My suTerngs were great, and nv
life a burden. / commenced the use Of thu
SARsAPARILLA in April last, and have used
it regularly since that time. My condition
began to improve at once. The sores have
all healed, and 1 feel perfectly we'll in every
respect being now able to do good days
work. although 70 years Of age. Many inquire
what has wrought such cure in my case, and
tell them, as / have here tried to tell YOU
AYERS SARsA?ARILLA. Glover, VT, Oct,
q, 1852. Yours gratefully, >.
HIR.M PHILLIPS" !
AYERS SARsAPARILLA cures fcrofuls
and all Scrofulous Complaints, Erysir.
elias, Eczema, Ringworm, Elotches,
Sores, EoiIs, Tumors, and Eruptions Of
the Skin. 1t clears the blood Of ali mpu-
rites, aids digestion, stimulates the action Of
the bowels, and thus restores vitality and
strengthens the whole system.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

Down about Townsend petitions
are being circulated for signers in the
interest OF J. J. Healy for United
States Marshal,
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

There is Chili-ness about the cor-
per quotations very unpleasant to
contemplate.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

All the Illinois men afflicted with
heart disease SEEM to have been
elected t. the legislature of that
State. The average legislator is
RARELY troubled with heart or con-
science, but in Illinois one drops off
every day or two with heart disease.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

There are $4,000 grammar schools
In Germany. What pity John
Logan can't be sent there as Minis
ter.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

That Canadian Riel will end in q
lively Jig-at the end of rope. THAT'S
the English way, YOU know
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

SILVER was yesterday quoted al
$1.U65 in New York.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15
!
Dr.. layer & Co.. , Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists; 81, six bottles for S. ]
STRAY ED Or STOLEN.
$50 EeUard.

tr0m the subscriber, on or ab ut
June, 1851, five heads Of colts, all
hranded ID. with the circular line
up). three Of them on left shoulder
and two Or the right shoulder one
tour-year-old black flly, small star
In forehead; one four-year-old brown
horse, star i'll forehead; one two-year-
Old (stallion when strayed,) star in
forehead; one three-year-old dark
brown iilly, small star in forehead;
one tou.-year-old black gelding, che
white stocking On hind leg. The
above reward will be paid f,r the de-
livery Of the above animals, or for in
Formation that will lead to their re-
covery. OF $40 for each or any one Of
Jheru, FRANK DURAND,
l5swjf. Bl' t. City, z. O. Box $40.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

The Catholic Sentinel, the official
organ of the Roman Catholic church
! in the Northwest, pats Louis Rlel on
the back in the most friendly manner.
It speaks Of the Canadian revolution
ist as one "who fought the English
gallantly fifteen years ago for the
rgnts of his 1el.ow countIymen,"
at which time che made q brave
struggle to drive out the British plum
derers from the Ianus which for gene
rauUus had been the blrLnrlghL OF
the race to which lie belongs." The
article then treats Ut The Brush az
gIession upon the pubic Gunlaln III
The Nortn " est, says the British
land thieves had no sort # L, gard foi
he rights Of the halves" auu that
in the acquisition IF laud, Ia Man,
toDa 'they have the principle unuel
which Cromwell. ana Jaiues |. Ians-
planted in the Nu4tu of Ireland the
ancestors of the pieseLt lnlolefahl
antl-lrish Orange tactiOu.' lhe to-
loWlug description If Riel is given,
which differs widely from those
given by psrsons who became ac-
quainted with him while he was I'll
exile in Montana: "L.uis Riel is u
native OF Manitoba. He Is Al years
If age, and If French ancestry. He
has some Indian blood in his veins.
lie is man of good education, un-
doubted courage and accomplished
manners. Re. is a Catholic OF strong
rel gious feeling" Alter some fu, ther
Iia;tery of the central figure Of the
ic',>t-,,icn, TIE fJllowing prophecy is
HIa.ti: Whatever b@tae outcome,
it is tolarabIy certain that Rel and
his people will make brave fight |
and will not give up the struggle SO
Iong as hope Of success remains. |
TIey have chosen an excellent time.
Their enemy is in difficulties ali over
the globe. That those difficulties
may increase and mutt ply, and that
RIe! and his patriot band may WIN
their rights, is our earnest hope"
This a somewhat remarkable, and
certainly very suggestive, editorial to
appear in an influential church paper
Of the Episcopal jurisdiction ad-
acent to the one in which the war Is
being wssed. It gives color to the
theory that the Catholic hierarchy
s friendly to the revolutionist.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

Bar silver was yesterday quoted in
New York at $1.O71
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

Bro. Mccormick secret caucus in
Butte was a most lamentable failure.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

A New York firm adve1tises "elec-
trlc boots" Keen tonic for slug
CARDS.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

clean up the streets, alleys and
baskyards.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

There was no quotation Of silver in
the New York market yesterday.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

To-Day twenty Years ago almost
upon the heels of the surrender Cf tie
Confederate forces at Appon2ttox
the entire country, and, for that
matter, the entire world, was horror
stricken by the announcement Of the
assassination of Abraham Lincoln.
He died al the zenith of his fame and
his glory, enshrined in the memory
of the people as the apostle CT liberty
and the incarnation CT honesty OF
purpose and fixedness of principle.
His death. brought about by hare
Drained and irresponsible actor, was
condemned alike by all parties
and regretted now here more than
among those gallant men who had
just a week before lain down the
arms which they had borne aud used
against his administration. To them
it was almost like the extinguisl-
ment Of hope, tor they counted much
upon his lofty patriotism and mag
nanimity of soul. All over the
country the anniversary Of his death
is to-day being celebrated. The Idea
of holding these commemorative
exercises originated with the Turner
Societies Of America, ia the National
of which t'.vra are
twenty-seven districts or 3; ;zircks.
At Sprir gfield, Illinois, at the ulau-
solemn of the dead President, very
cere monies will be held
under the auspices of the National
Turner Bund. An Inspiring sight,
these sturdy Democratic sons of the
Fatherland doing honor to the
martyred chief # the great Republic
Of their adoption.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

Speaking Of the prcjeo. Of building
railroad to plsce Bozsmsn in direct
rail ,mmunication with Butte, the
Avdunt Courier says:
The interest heretofore manifested
in the Butte and BaZsman railroad
Project knows no abatement among
| the citizens of Bozem"n aud G ,llatin
VALLEY. 1t is believed that WITH q
lttie effort sufficient money ana
labor can be obtained among our own
citizens to locate, grade and lie the
road from Bozeman To Red Buff, or
even to the mouth of Pipestone, and
there seems to be q determination on
the part Of Galiatin county CIT zAns
to construct the road to Red Bluff
aud iron and equip it to that point,
whether Butte alus in its c0nstruc-
ton or not. A large amount Of
capital has already been invested
in mining properties on Cherry
Geek, Red Bluff and PoEey
10y practical miners, WHO
know that with cheap traa>-
portatioD there are millions in them.
In these camps large boo,es of smelt-
ing ores are known to exist, which
can and will lie made asto3ishingly
productive as soon as cheap trauspor-
tation Is provided or the instant that
the miues are br ,ugbt in,o direct
communication with the cheap fuel
products If Gallatin county.
Montana is yet in the infancy Of is
development. It is the sheerest non-
sense to claim that any sing lie district
contains the bulk Of the mineral
wealth of the Territory. This is
tie backbone of the American
continent - the very origin and
source of bath agricultural aad
mineral wealth. All the moun-'
tains are both gold and silver
the gulcnes are richly
sprlhkled with gold dust; the VAL
leys are Immensely rich in agricul-
tursl resources. A railroad could net
be built from Bozeman in any con-
re .vable direction without its hecom-
lug, at an early day, a paying enter
t,rise. If built west to R.d Blaff !
aud Poney, it would tap inexhausti-
Die leads Of gold and silver Gre; if
built south, il would tap and control
The travel to the yellow tone Ma
iCnai Park-the great wonderland
If the world; if built east, it would
.ap the best and most extensive coal
ieids on the continent, and if built
north, it would strike the argen1if.
,rous deposits of Slxteen-MIle,
Maiden and Maginnis, besides bring,
ug US into direct communication
With Waite Sulphur Springs, the
county seat of one of the richest
ounties in the great Northwest. 40
lt;zen of Bozeman or Gallatin county
houid hold back his cordial support
or one moment to any railroad eE-
erprise that promises 10 reach the
ici, treasures If wealth which lie at
ur very doors at every point cf the
ompass.
No railroad can he built ia Mon
ana with Butte as its objective poirt
lat will not enl st the earnest in
crest and active support of the cap
alists and merchants of the city. If
le people of BozemaI and of Gala
n will show that they are in earnest,
4 this matter, that it is practicable
;heme, verify and not mere road
a-paper, the MINER feels confident
lat the people Of Butte will meet
lem upon fir and equitable basis.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

The Mormon church papers are IN
evident alarm. Not member of the
First Presidency is out of Jail or able
to show his face Ill public for fear of
getting there, and on every hand are
signs of decay for the church and
with them yAWnlng prisons f)r the
Foiygamists. The twin relic y
must 60, and the attempt to whiten
4oIygamists by bespat:ering with
mud tie Gen,iies OF Utah is the
strongest sign OF weakness the Or
gans have YET developed.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15

The duty cfthe Democracy of Butte.
IN the coming municipal campalyn,
ts q plain one: it must put its very
best men forward for the various Do
sitions 10 be filed. FIrst-class men
pledged to an honest and economical
administration of the affairs of the
city, can be elected without difficulty.
and only such should be nominated.
Both for the sake of the party aud the
weitsre OF the city, the business men
and leading citizens of Butte should
take part in the preliminary contest,
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15
THESEMI-WEEKLY MINER
BUTTE, APRIL Is, 1885.

Wheat yesterday made another ad-
vance and whisky keeps trottipg
right af,er. Wonderful how WHISKY
keeps right on the heels of bread.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15
Cattle For sale.

/ have fine stock Of cattle fOl
sale 400 or 500 head, all froA two
years old ard upwards.
T. ), DEMERs.
Frenciltown, NJ. IT,, April ], 1852.
H M-i-S-lmO
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-04-15
strawberry Plants.

strawberry Plants.
Vafities adapted to this Territory
for safe Orders promptly ATTENDED
10. For particulars address
kENPEk Bros,
1 1T Butte, Montana.