Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-10
Correspondence of the MINER
THE VALLEY CITY.
The Observation-Disclosures Candidates
A Fine Specimen-PersOn.

The Observation-Disclosures Candidates
A Fine Specimen Person.
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DEER LODGE, NJ. T., November 6, 1886.
The elec .ion is over and all is quiet here
The following candidates we're elected, OF
sufficient has been received from the severa
precincts OF the county to warrant that be-
lief:
Councilman-J. X. Pardee, Rep.
Representatives-Jo r. Toole, Dem.
M. W. White, Dem.
Commissioners Morgan Evans, Rep; D
D Walker, Dem.
Probate Judge-Oren Emerson, Rep.
Treasurer-R. T. Kennon, Dem.
Clerk and Recorder - VIM. Thompsoa
Rep.
Sheriff Coleman, Rep.
Assessor-John j. King, Dem.
Surveyor-H. B. Davis, Dem.
Superintendent of Schools-Miss Maggie
Wolfe, Dem.
Coroner-Dr. Lesser, Rep.
Public cAdministrator-Joe Lodge, Rep.
County Attorney-D. NJ. Durfee, Dem.
As will be Observed the Democrats
elected the majority OF the ticket and gav'
Hon. J. K. Toole an overwhelming major
ity. It is hardly fair, however, to claim
that the result of Tuesdays election wat
an index as to the complexion Of Deel
Lodge county-simply a matter of prefer
euce between the candidates, irrespective q
party. It is trne, Democrats who have al
ways supported the ticket in this county
deplore the outcome of the recent election
but are free to say that while they failec
in their choice, D er Lodge county can con
gratulate itself on having good and com
petent set of oficers-elect. The election
passed off quietly bere, everybody being il
the happiest mood.
Mr.. Kennedy, a miner at Sunset, thii
county, brought to Deer Lodge the fiues'
gold specimen your correspondent evel
saw. It was a chunk of crystal quart;
about the size of baby's head anC
thicklv besprinkled with gold. Mr.. Ken
nedy was offered 81 900 for it before he LEFT
the mine, but refused to sell. It was founG
twenty feet underground, in hydraulic dig
gings, and came very nearly escaping tn
miners and taking it's place among th'
boulders on the dump.
The farmers are winding up their seasons
work, and will soon be in position tt
take the world more easy until the ap
proach of another spring.
John ". Gilbert chung up" his machine
| the other day, after having threshed abou
20, 900 bushels Of grain. When we COM
to consider that there are about a dozel
other threshers in the county, some ides
might be arrived at as to the output OF tn
grain crop of Deer Lodge and adjacent val
leys.
and q fine, substantial structure it is
It will be ready for the December term
court.
willard Benefits fine two-story brck
residence is rapidly nearing completion.
There has been a whole lot OF marryin
done in this vicinity recently, and still
more are on the tapis.
Our candidate for School Superintendent
ran like ''scared WOLFE"
Ed. Larabie, our amiable banker, ha
Just returned from Kentucky. He knows
good horse when he sees 1T, and he see
enclosures.
| This county is stickler Tor Ioole-J
K. and John r.
The cannon at the "pen" yesterday gle
rified over the election OF our Delegate t
Congress. :,
Father Dolls has charge Of the Catha|i
church here in the absence of Father D.
Ryckere, who has gone to France and Be
gium on visit after a twenty year
absence. Father Dolls has many friend
here.
Marshal Kelley is now in Helena on bu
mess and pleasure.
Election day Hon. Joe Toole stoppe
over in Deer Lodge to rest. This is goo
town to sleep in.
JoE BUSH.