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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-12-09

vi AAAA OOAEA AASN'
For SGle.--A bran new $50 Reming
ton Sewing Machine for half price,
Call and see it at The COMET Office.
Judge G. ]. St John was in the city
this week
Go to Christian & Crockett for your
Xmas presents.
THE COMET Office is the place to get
frst-class job work.
See Farris, Pierce & Co.'s new ad.
in this issue.
All sizes OF shells for breech-loading
guns at 6. G. Seaver's.
Misses and childrens' hoods at
Campbell & Crumley's.
Nice lot OF glass ware, clocks, New
market walking jackets, jerseys and
cloaks at Kirkpatrick & Co.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Gentry has returned from
visit to Sweetwater.
G. K. Lide's is the place to buy
hardware.
G. G. Seaver will give low prices on
hardware.
Christian & Crockett are securing
new goods almost daily for Xmas, 60
there for your boots and shoes.
Smoke the "Old Rip" cigar.
CAMPBELL & BAXTER.
Farris, Pierce & Co. will give from
now ON 40 pieces with each cooking
stove sold.
Births -On the Sth inst, the wife of
]. w. Hunter, of a son.
Kirkpatrick & Co. will have big
stock of Xmas goods in due time to
please you with low prices.
Oliver Chill Flows and repairs at &.
G. Seaver's.
New lot mems and boys caps just
received. Campbelk& Crumley.
Best sole leather in f. Tenn. at
G. K. Lide's.
o, Charleston, give us another earth
quake and shake us back South.
&C. Seaver keeps chilled shot III
large quantities and all Sizes Sells
cheap.
Farris, Pierce & Co. will roof your
house with the best guaranteed roof
ing tin for S. per square.
Guns Gunsll Gunsil! buy
guns at G. K. Lide's.
Childrens wool sacks at
Campbell & Crumley's.
Mcfarland has complete stock of
china toys, cups and saucers, mugs,
&c.
]. w. Hunter & Bro. have the lar
gest and best stock OF millinery goods
between Knoxville and Bristol
We suppose we can say what we
please about the snow without offend
ing the rain.
Ladies go TO Christian & Crockett
for a bargain in Newmarket cloaks Of
all kinds they will give you a bargain
Tor the next 70 days in these goods.
Farris, Pierce & Co. will gutter
your house in town for 81 cents out
OF the best brand OF / Q charcoal tin.
Pure lead and oils at G. X. Lide's
Comforts and Blankets at
Campbell & Crumley's,
Our poet failed to get in his poem
on the "Beautitul Snow" and, there
fore he still lives.
Ladies go to Christian & Crockett
Tor your scarlet underwear. as the.
have good assortment of these good
atold time prices.
Ladies' and gents arctics and rub
Der overshoes at Campbell 4 Crum
ley's.
Buy your hardware at G. K. Lide's
For any kind Of a present for moth
or, father, brother, sister, or sweet
heart call at the City Drug stor,
Cheap for cash.
Little girls who do not expect to b
"nuns' had better be kept out OF th
parlor. So George says.
Campbell & Crumley's is headquar
ers for silk hats.
Sash and doors at 9. K. Lide's.
When you 20 to the City Drr
Store take your time to look aroun
Every nook and corner is filed vii
beautiful goods
The Real Estate Agents have take
down their sign mo trouble to she
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-12-09
GUNS.

Breech and muzzle leaders.
Q. X. Llde.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-12-09

MONEY 4 I q 4 !. !.
HkIlW Ia and importance to you,
mEH WMV E that win start you in bus
mess which will bring
you in more money right
away than anything else in the world Any one
can do the work and live at home. Either sex I;
all ages Something new, that just coins mon
ey for all workers We will start you; capital
not needed This is one of the genuine, impor-
tant chances of lifetime. Those who are am
bilious and enterprising viii not delay. Grand
outfit free. Address TRUE & Co., Augusta, Ne
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-12-09
10 Advertisers.

We WILL ACCEPT NONE BUT METAL
BASE ELEcTRoTYPEs IF THE ADvERTIs-
MENT is TO Receive MORE THAN ONE
INSERTION.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-12-09
asenael,. ben. the Hsoar.

BY request Of Mayor w. A. Diekin-
son the citizens are invited to meet
him at City Hall to-nightat 6 o'clock
for the purpose Of devising ways and
means to take care Of "our poor"
Every body is earnestly urged to come
out and bring any food or clothing
you may have to spare. Committees
will be appointed and the supplies dis
tributed where most needed. Ladies
especially invited to be present,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-12-09

The cold wave arrived last Friday
night and was none the worse for trav.
Ell. Saturday morning found Tennes-
see and her sister States clothed ii
their first white nightgown. 1t con
tinued showing all day Saturday anC
Sunday morning an eighteen incl
snow covered the ground. Sunday
was cloudy but to cold to snow. No
4 was six hours late and No. l, due a
8 "a, did not go down until 2 p, m
1t began showing again late Sunda,
night and continued all day Monday
There has never been anything like ]
in this country. The fall here reach
ed depth of SO inches. 1t was a
snow, covering the whole South and
yard thick. The "oldest inhabitant
was completely knocked out in on
round. Passenger trains on the e. 4
! v. & G. R. r. were running from 6 {
- hours late and then had to have tw
engines to pull four cars. Freigf
trains were abandoned entirely. TIL
Narrow Gauge train did not try
leave Monday morning but run an Ell
CINE out to Elizabethton in the afte
noon. They went through on Tue
day but did not get back until Wedne
day night. Neither road will hay
more trouble unless it SHOWS agail
As it is impossible for the farmers
get to town business is dull. The pc,
OF the city are pretty well provide
for. This storm stakes the cake an
will go down in history as the gre
snow Of 1886.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-12-09

The new Highland House at Elk
Park, N. c., is elegantly fitted through
out. The building is entirely new. pa
pered and painted in the latest style
and furnished with new furniture,
spring beds. &c. First class accommo-
dations for only $l.00 per day.
Mr.. Frank Evans, Secretary Of the
Johnson City Furniture Company
leaves tonight to spend the holidays
with homefolks in Bristol, England
This is his FIRST visit home since he
came to America some or 5 years
ago. Mr.. Evans is a shrewd, pushing
man and has done wen in johnson
City.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29
%. NeumRrgarine Tax.

An act Of Congrees which was approved
August, 1886, and which will take effect
Sunday, October 3 IMPOSES special: faxes
on dealers. 4. oIepmargarine;; and also d
tax oitw6:. eeits: per pound on all .oieo-
margarine found. on the premisessof4 any
dealer On thatday21fo Che the payment 81
which. taxes tax-paid stamps can be pro.
cured Of james. Shields; Collector Of Inter
nalRevvnue at Helena:.@,+@ = '--'
The specialfaxes will be feckonea from
October l, 1886, against those dealers
who seh ofeomargarine or. offer it Tor Sale
on the ddythe act goes intoefect.-4 But
against, those who neither e 1it-horr offer
1t for sale OF that d~ay7sfSunday, October
3Ilyythe tax wilEba .esckoned Hom Novem:
berf,t1986, i any sales or offers fer-sals
arg made during that month. z-~r> .
{ Special tax yeats commerce May land
end .ARril. 30 Etafowing:- Special taxes
dndeTdaet Of cAutust:2;G. 1886, are as, ioat
llowS., Manufacturers per annum, 5000
to April 80, 18S7;,$6W; Wholesale dealers
per. snnnP; ;$4so, TO April 3 1887,
$24O;s retail Dealers per Tannumm '$4S.
Noyyfnber 1,,clS86,fo Apfl!3o, 1887, @$2F.
: Alff-speeial taxpayers! must procufeaad /
ret1PnsT TO C6Heetor On Torn,'ll
before commencing Business, afd dea'ers
ate'especiatfy cautitued Ito hare stock. on \
handD ctdbet st, 1885, nz wtdden mack.
ages rontafuing not less than ten pounds
each. wittrpfoper :tax-paid stamps, marks
a affixed .:%:t@:.-:z:t s..--s
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The Field of HOnar:.u

r. E,,ttf' 49, - = ). - - 'o Its = iaonoLr
K 10y Essslr ton, $500 = ~ f w. ~, ~. ,snnsIS
GnaS,f a Gou1Raay III Sas go. ua ] II ~ vp ~
13o II. .atsM Ins - - asgess- uolsnces
81 .ne SEASON, aha, re success aenleyed
ntgse; glatllyiEg ~ nelng vns :anese
ptouqc.ion III lesala 20 seerhg anusmoune-
y aay 10y; seen IN s.1 Datee.i "a $
tia & ~ seIxes ~ EaGM Mnas y an auIn1ra.
~ s1age manager as:we1t rs an aeeor.Mr:
b9lsmfr SLOT gfeag zeal OF the success
81 lne g aeReh1sq UPON the magnnlrent
n.y. aE S'riklas aptsauA elat enc. aeu
sptlsl WIFI s .Sae camp songs~ and
I ssage = eissSssa We f. areeelSsa WIN.
q'haslassle nsen,
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.fotinEg;Tlaces,

Il 81 rp -. '-SsL 49, sS|S ga
:ihe .toan1nissioners- :yesterd y :,estab
lshed tho sfe9'pwing polling places fertbn
ensuing ELECTION il.sNovember... -B1ffa ~
account OF the increase It's last vote. ,was
gfyen two polling Maces,:.r.,i - 1870
First recinef:- Polls. at,the Go,s,tHI Il dp ,ss
yudees-A M...Wakers P:.sJ: Brgphy= and
J'.S.Aaker 80 ~ - - =, 81. :. ~,
fseeend. pr~eeiact--aPoolh :sate lity Hal
1 e. oIps ~ e.. 81 @'ailIonr A.'k. IIzewissaa
Black Tail .preciact-Pol Ills at Nine MI
House. IudgesvD: a. Morrison, o. =" As
Thompson, F T. St. Ongei -: 4
MsHose rprecinct-Polls at L. M sbG,s
bins.- Hotel. judges ]. e. MhddSx, Wm.
hl2sel!a. amos Purdam -. - -nsSy1:J
.pfyids5=-Pors. at PoStoffre. sif ud4ee !.
W Wtn; MGeSyard." H*A:spattaridge Charles
Silver Bow pireeiaet1 p,oii at at: 4sthoalfYI
W WifI;a ~ = SadsFs 6. Mitep; T: 3: !dagdasrl|
Buiiastag-Fei!s ct: LIVINGSTONE st.leI
I faaSsgMMenFs Olsen An t Badtaesa; HsfnHF:Y|
South Butte-Polls at sm1itb,sG stora
Judges-J. j.. :Ha9erty,~ j. ". Chanmanl
MeadeEyak-Poiis IL; W~eideinan,s1 s sto,sI
( adgeaEEdXard Rooney, Charles .Weidei
1aa.slacSne st j qdss's 81 Ssst tdf:iae
81 See Msia6t' |5aoFnh*, v " a4ab 5 +
i csaeeFxil!s!zzpo1l. At charItda 81 Aosnassftesf,s
I Heas,asx ! S MS vHsfs s'$psf,
aockerrsPoAA At HorlhecEs y.dY; nd. |
I aaSes.r3 p glris4 T;Bs.4Jloqnadfel, Esnssl1
H ! r. t! s$p ! ftssk s: ffaiisst b(6assidaA |
T 1ssisi; s J5ga! II IBeaufa9 ';yohb1
I i 'sE4olllsz ct Andrew store, 1 Eaxt
kaasd .sks1 &; .R1e K Ess5.a Mp " jRRa &
:" ~. nowar Jacob r. Fry, Rod Tesast:. +
centennial brewery-Polls at the brew.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29
Death. of Bayard- r. Sheer.

!: The following appeared in the Davenport
OF September 10, 1856: cit is the
sad duty OF the Gazette to. announce the
death of Bayard r. Speer at Kearney.
Nebraska, at 8 o'clock Friday evening.
Mr.. Speer was well-known in this city,
Having lived here. from childhood. He
attended the public schools here. and upon
completing the high school course learned
the carpenters trade. He afterward took:
d position with Mossman.& yollmaf, a:nd
Ater removed:t6@ Muscatine, where he,was
Employed; in a. reah1estate office. Some
months ago-he ,weat,.tq .lKearnaX. ,Nebras::
IA, as a dealer Ia real estate. in which
business he was ~.engageasat the time. Of his
death caused by typhoid feYer.@. The de-
ceased was: 24-years OF age. He was a mem.
Per-o Company B.while. in the city and
loved. by all his comrades. and friends. The
fenlains a arrived from: .keaIney this morn
ing and we're eenrayel to his fathers resi-.
Hence q + :.17lD sefrand 1AveEuA.s The, de.
feased .Millbe inferred with military honors
by Company 3. The funeral, viii take;
Elees from ethhe1em 1yyreaideaee at o'clock
Z has :, ...:sers ,-r:,s ;. m..
Hle.::deceassea. abext. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. q,
brother to ,.eur toWnsmah, AaW::V. Speer,::
is now East. - -.
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% az.

.:.st -NtA .sf."I0N ue.ta.y.ex -:m.
.fG IT. I snd siil st ;aK;; 1854 if5ff 4 III, sRss%Esass
Tile Washington Park Club will give
sos 900 in stakes and purses next year.
.rMhlionaire HaSgggmm' has: q pSSiiethiaised for
.the stud the Australian race horse "Dare-
fbih. + -1s. t~@:vc2y -.ats2N n-'@r-ns
ia californian hav x,srkerRd 81 @ even
TEhat MillionaiEe III sein's. stable gill head
tie winning list next year......:o -
|,s,Plt, sheedyr, the gambler. and hacker Of
Sullivan, was educated" Tor the pritstH6od::
|.He is an ont-hnd-6htN Pr6hihAt7onist! '*'
H., The Salt Lake races Opened saturdsytp
a large audience: = The jacksonville continue
until and ineluding:S September 20. -. 49,;
L;apnring.tbe coming, week, the great New;
F'naA fket9. DO ndicap gaue WILL. be run Eng:
lend .a:Ihe great"exent iMilItake place Sen
Ften1hRf' .-;.-.U ~ ,ya'.-.. "a, ls.
le The, fleet fill t.sDewdrop.S,si ~hsoth ajsa.
ElatalH,I was oMnsd: bys, DtNyer- Bros. Its.
winniBgI uurIng the ssss o. tho hand
some sun .of:S28j675--. ~..e. IL r5:.x..
= y11hiee great race Tor ,e11eC zaretitth strikes.
and ccu1p3' VIII wake: place this year in Eng.
lanh, on October IL. Several IF EeriRarPss
ierackahofses have been entered fprtheraces
1.-THE: following are The 1arge;vinners at: tbs
< nas tsGn $500 .rns1, I b "a I hanas
III iiEst w;th ss7 So6.9 Ed S,s.;asn ~ i,nsus
next With So. 79Z. While Eaatoh 4 Lara.
bid rank fifth with SO ,945. The PRINCIPAL:
part. of. this money was won on Montana
Regent. !. ~ -
{ IF. dali Tab Tr -;h ,na;n,ao LIZ. s;aa
w;th non Hares 1nn MWcnanaid's ~ ;s Ier
nrso4aJ Nv ar;nG ~ H., - ? da 81, ,
fpImate ] ,,a3ch x;tS Jnhn . Taow nc
$500 - $500 =. - : g. ! I'M; v;I
aor b;a. annla MI n,nn dnss =
s;1e anvtns,a - tba t;nd az hs co;,id Ssva
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29

IF our esteemed evening contemporary
had taken pains to inform itself concerning
the part Col. Sanders has taken in the sew.
eral subsidy measures which have been pro.
posed to the people Of Montana for their
endorsement, it would not haye SO foolt
ishly copied that screed OF the New MoEthI
west iu it's last evenings issue. The pub
,fished' proceedings of the extra legislative
assembly Of 1s79tof which body the New
Northwest says: Col. Sanders was not 4
member, will. show how badly the Deet
Lodge paper is "of, from its.base," That
very excellent journal is sadly mixed'iniitb
data concerning the matter Feferyed eeas
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29

- If coI.26anders, single handed and Hlond,
can work such a rey;oiadttioonipi'a s policy il
the administration. at Washington BY his
oratdry,sKssvit, his ridicuie- and sarcasm,
what arpity it issthat his patriotism .didn t
fiseabove his obligations to- .tthe best eli
emit in. Montana" and move hfaa' teJtiiy
upon the wings OF love t d..theeY atiotaifs seat
OF government. and direct q Jew ;bro5adsid4s
,ot .ttat s'boasted, oratory. ap,l ..ridieple
againStc Carl SEIZURE when rthe. ;latter MAD
sending: q army !aa,tttsf srhsy q: ti@bss,spt{;.
into Montana and offepsfytly euEdf1&S t4es
timber regulations which he left to Sparks
as a legacy from the Republican party.
What a pity!
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29
Farewell of the Grismer Company.

The Wages q. SIN drew q very large
audience last night at stthe Grand Opera
House, and both MI. Grismer and Miss
Dawes received repeated calls before the
curtain, Misrepresentation OF. .tteir EXCELLENT
and powerful acting. The company leaves
this morning for FfeleIn where they begin
a weeks engagement this evening. ,,Shonld'
they. ever revisit this city they can depend,
upon having, crowded houses, for Mr..
Grismer.* end Miss Davies: have
made many friends here for
ali Of their plays have been rendered. I'M
regard to. acting. and detail Mr.: Gris7neri
can be complimeqted on the excellent com
pany that he has in snpport,it being COM
posed of gentlemen and ladies well enti,lAI
to the name o fartists:?" @s~3.N7@ go
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29

The question is not whether 9. lawyer
should be held responsible for. the criqes
Of his clients: That is not the. question at
all. The. question. is whether a lawyer
should agree to. detieua 9. client with the
full knowledge that that client is going to
commit 81 act in violation Of every princi-
pie, OF Justice, and humanity and against
which the mgsaneAt serfs would be justified
in Rebeuing. That is the question. and
that is the way to put it.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29

ythe way. we haven't heard, any of
our Republican contemporaries say q
word about Col. Sanders, prq-Chipese'
speech. he once made in Helena. WhatI
are they going to say about it, or do they!
propose to keep as silent as a clam, hop
ing the people have forgotten the natter;
At+that time Col. Sanders would hayedei
noanced.the man Or setof n,eh7 al worse
than s~laye-drivers. who would have att
tempted to enforce the rules and Eteenfa
tions for their government ,as ;;1aborers
that the coal company's agent drew up for
the government Of white men at; Timber
line. : - ~. - - e.-Gys%
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29
Excussioa:.to Helena;

'IInder'the aasspites -.ct. Ruth Chapter No.
i2,"otfer oisEastcrhsStaf, o. sexeursions is
ion Suhe'b.easda ROM. Butte; to. Helena dur:
ling, the ?stssbn =d :the=s4:Masonie:. 44Gpahd
iLedge'm the latter, ~paaee.n z;v.st: .. ~
;The Tickets ibr=sthis exrursions .Willt be
good t6r'ant 13ersef sdesirigate &c. to- the
Capital ffbnf1 ctbber 9th tnrOcatober 10th
intfHsive. and wiHe3e good to,re*urn: from
He1ena on any :lesHaatazttaine:durings the
time specified; the only :impefatixeis that
e1cursionista must 4eazefBtItte, On the I55
p. lf2 train, October ::5th.a and, ret uFnipg;
they 1haytakeE ably: ,resnlat= train to suit
then conyensencehnu dtsireet,p to stnd:in;
eludlng'octGber' 10th: Al grand bania,te
tlohesl AboHs.S sSa.:.- - >;.:,> rz:g -
5Mesdames .iAharsh and. sAiken. will wait
upoir odraeitizs1s IN the: a4aoYe. intenestt
Iscketss~iA:akol be:o On rale attths4 offices of
NofthernssPacfcaahd; Montana Eaiel
kalaWays: .Fare.sfor the erunrl trip only
O.U0.| - - j" @?~-< aca- ~ .s,--
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29

We surmisse that the amount Of aid and
comfort the Sanders, organs Of the Terri.
tory. will derive from the support oftheir
candidate Tor delegate by. the Avant
Courier during the canvass, will not be SO
vociferously hilarious as to disturb the
Christian complacepcy Of Joe Toole. The
Avant Courier faint built that way"
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29
,C0mmissi0ners,nlMeeting !.

Yesterday the Commissioners met aD5!
after e9mP!eting the; list Of, poslihg pfieeeII
county. LIN Foster wa ordered I'd
have The adsbetween Butte and Hsrliag:
ton placed in good. condition. Several
81 the. assessments made viii be raised ;as
they think some are too how. There has
been but very little complaint in regard I'd
'exhorbitant assessments.
The Commissioner have conclddedthaf
lahors this" month and :hdjoufned to meet
on the first. Monday in. October: They
have also taken under adviseHnent several
grievanees in regard; e. assessments which
viii receive propef: attention: on the first
Monday in November when the.full Board
will .ha nreaenf. a. o3r S5&,< x. r"arT6.-c.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29
DOINGS.

Funni, dd and GEkt on custom ores.
!: " \ Seek ] lsh SAa ans f;n FEVER very but ~ ' Is n sRe
We are pleased TO note tbat Fred Fs1ds
man, who had his foot crushed at Clark's
Eaaa B seer F'Ps'w able to resume
Mr.. King, OF Butte, is now engaged in
building a large stone house, which, when
completed, will be occupied by him as a
boot and shee:stores: ~. -; .s..t,r;A
The HSdnday' Scktof. here; under; the If
fcient ,chhtgav Of Mis- Ball is sin ar.very
prosperous e6h1ftiHh. There IRE about,
thirty aeh0laifs znfdiled.::.s " ses;,i ,es.,
''"SSckoal eoimm,eeinaessd here With The eanif4bn-
ment bf'abpu1t 77d;s ssccfhplaaTs.t, Miss seibaen-:
aler has charge L the eTdear SCHOLARS, While
Miss Bifddseyes aittttesnds..to sthie littls onies::o:a
JohnH[amllin, SOP q, ,ofM esteaMead towns.
man, Thomas H1aplliIn. hasa returned from
Indiana, where he ,RpA. been Att 99inE c p
lege fer the past two years. He hes AZ;
:eaptfd, {, POSITION hGlRRde as{as B9rotth6egrs,
AbosAer tire breIe eut.i 1 tie is timber near ! !, !:
MeddesviAe the other .pight and lit had,
not Il,een for tAss dimely: assistance OF q,
number of~weod schospers,.c the:fr would.
have destroyed ss#arakthousand cords ...of
wood. This iss- the. sscends-time. fire has.
been starteasin this,neighborhoed and aus
picior has dropped, on.,a certain party
who had better: make .himselt .missed, or,
solhething' seri0Ns- might. Aappen. He.
miaht be trvinErtp dance a. mid ar jiG..i,, y;
HhefollOwtngssal show hoy athe.MeadkeI.
villb'btoods take Butte in, on q, cheap, plan.
They-irst1nanage to.win the. good tWiu of,
our generous hearted -salGonIc kaspers.- aud
then stand. him of, for .-:pint Of. his best,
prdceed Ito Butte and: ,.by sanother.
pfc te of strategy ~manage,ata, SECURE passas
to the.GomiQues end go.ln.for-aL good time
Thtssis the WAY feVE offs SOU young. bloQds,
did the. other night. :, BUT they; think Jdek:
put ajbb up on them ~;as : the whisky had
dohe it's work sowelL.. they had.*o,t0 ,caErE
one ofthe: party home to, keep him from,
falling outOf:a-bokt."c.ayE -~~--r -. eli
-a.Qufte q dispute arose tipesotlter:;day vas to-,
who owned the fastest i horse: Thomas.
Hah1ltn, DwIfer OF Uncle Ned, or :John;Me-
EYoy,- owner ofSorrel Jack. After .consid.;
erable betting ON both sides Thomas .Ayi:
son and Lawrence. -Toote were chosen
judges; And.folowed- by a.]arge crowd the
parties repaired to the race track'to try
the speed of'"both ssteeds. saThec horses.
ais determined. as their owners to-
.Xinsthe race. A good staff vas made and
horses kept 'evsn until: the : home
was reached when, almost the wire;
IicIs'Ned broke down; giving the-raee. to-
jack Gonsiderab }e., money changed
hands. andsneither. fout: or the ,baeEers,efs
Ghcie Ned aretcDuvinced>as yet which is tho
hdst horse. Another race sisf e1Deted eteJ
cduie off Soon Time; 3:l2kk.t 80 :.++ ID
-" "s+I Efrr~cr-.H 4 c,t-, -1.. .-.:.l
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29

Our esteemed evening contemporary
should know, if it does not, that in a civil.
lied country a newspaper is not held re-:
sponsible for the opinions ofits correspon-
dents. 1t also knows, or should know, If
"it reads the papers, that "Joe, Bush
fully explained tile manner in which his
communication was tortured by passing
or, rather, not passing-throueh 'tke.hands
Of a proof reader. With these gentle re-
minders to our esteemed contemporary We
leave it to make all the capital ittc n6ut iof|
the letter. TO which it refers in soeht:ia blood
curdling name . ---".E , =
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29

IL J. X. Toole had entered into an agree
ment with w. K. Roberts to defend him
with the knowledge obtained from Roberts
himself that. Observation-Disclosures to
prove q defanlter to Lewis. and, Clarke
County, then the Inter Mountain. might
justly institute a comparison between
Toole and his duty to Roberts and San
ders and his duty Ito the best client in
Montana. --..