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sAKs AND COMPANY,
THE PEOPLES oUrF1rTERs.
f13 SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE.

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We are displaying and popular line of Useful
Glassware which cannot fail to recommend itself to
every one for beauty utility. and cheapness Most of
this pattern are to be found no where else in town.
Amberina Water Sets Pitcher Six Glasses. and Ham.
mered Brass Tray 81 50. q. Lag. and al59.
Int. Cut-Giass Table Sets, Cream, Sugar, Butter
and Spoon Holder. 39c., Coo, and SSc.
Polka Spot Water Set, Glass Tray Amber and Blue
T9c.: Opal and Ruby. CSC.
Crystal Cut-Giass Trays, 1O>sineh. 25e.; 12-ineh,
39c.
Oval Cut-Gass Fruit Dishes. IL inches long, 5se
Crystal COMFORTS. Csc, 3gc., and ACC.
Individual Sauce Dishes Crystal, Round Sutlsre and
Oval Sc, Toe. and he
Crystal Mugs and Pitchers. &C.. 10e. and 100
Crystal Finger Bowls. 15c.
Toothpick Holders Blue Sc. Canary Sc Opal Ga
Salts. Crystal and Colored Silver-Plated Tops Toe
Glasses and Tumblers. Blue. Amber, and Crystal &C.
Thin Glass and Fine Crystal. &c.
Amberina and Real t-Glass, 1Oc
Water Bottles, with lumber Crystal, Blue, and
Amber. 29c.
ALL NEW GOODS
PRICES WAY DOWN.
SMITH wARDwELL.
fl 705-7O7-7O9 Market Space
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War MAour IS TO NV Yosx

THE PALAIs ROYAL TO WASHINGTON
The pALAIs ROYAL ca address the Warrington
public as did its famous contemporary r. II. Macy.
the New York public in yesterdays World Is not the
following brief sketch Of the Washington "Palas
Royal"
1--WE sre the orisinators and have been for eleven
years the lssders Of popular prices. Our goods are
marked when first placed on sale at such very modest
profit only house can afford that sells exclusively
Tor essh in every instance and consequently eliminates
from it calculations the risk Of losses from bad debts
and the Bookkeeping and other Office expenses insepa
rsble from credit system.
1.-THE losses in the United States resulting from i'm.
eelleetabe accounts amount to hundreds Of millions
Of dollars annually To those FOR whom credit il Of
paramount Importance II is convenience for which
they ought to pay The fundamental corner stone Of
well regulated business precludes the possibility Of
devatins from one price: but why should cash buy.
who purchase from houses that carry accounts.
contribute toward defrsyins the Losses and expenses
consequent to the credit system. We give credit to
e. We therefor incur no losses .nd our prices bear
evidence Of it to the advantage Of all who can avai
themselves thereof.
Tn conspicuous instances other houses occasionally
meet our prices as leaders, but ~ Is like the unwilling
workman who will only do his ,,sk while under the
vislant eyes Of the overseer ~ forced sxsction
not spontaneous tribute
Take promIseuously dozen !, ms out Of eaeh Of
cur 10 departments and compare them with like
number Of articles from, any other house and it will
confirm eur esim that We are the cheapest house in
Washington without ever sacrificing quality to price,"
To-NoRRow's ILLUSTRATIONS.
LADIES AND MEMS LINEN HASDKERoiiEFs
T Est,i :ass' &c &c &C. g f ss ., Sc
We are 20 far consistent that a. we advertise not to
Keep trashy goods We have no linen hadkerchefs IN
def Iekc and none imperfect The extraordinary val
uss quoted above are temporary
JOB LOT COTTON UNDERWEAR.
JOB LOT only because not our regular stock
JOB LOT because they broken lots, samples, etc.
Of leading manufacturer. Half-prices for these
other The goods are the best in every re-
spect.
We refer to the lower half Of this column for details Of
THE PALAIS ROYALS
GREAT CLOSING-OUT SALE.
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HE PIERCING WIND
TIE soFT-FALLING SNOW,
THE PELTlNa HAIL.
THE DRENCHING RAIN.
Have each and every one given full benefit for the
This combination of disa9reeables goes long way
toward estaoishis the fact thst the Ground Hog the
kO0TER to the westher is more than inere SUPER
stion warnlnE yon Of the dire probability Of contin-
nsnce o. stormy, wintry weather for the five weeks
I.rd2n US isr reminding that you should be pre-
pared Tor such sn energency-:hst
GOOD CLOTHES
are much cheaper THAI
DOCTORS BILLS.
agreeable einpoynients than forcing down M fseous
doses OF physic and .idurig all The torment incident
better than pound Of cure"
will buy an excellent storm ovERcoATss
VICTOR E. ADLER'S
Ten Per Cent Clothing House
viii buy strictly ALL WOOL SUIT OF CLOTHES q.
VICTOR T. ADLERs
Ten Per Cent Clothing HOUSE.
Dun yALENTINE TO ALL THE PEOPLE I'M
NUTSHELL. SUITS OF CLOTHES
AND OVERCOATS ron
Men YEgai B2 aDi Ghdssn prices which Jus
nave always been popular and will continue be
because the most daring cutter" OF the prices OF
clothing has never been able to resch their level
Ihero Is always saving Of from 25 to 80 per cent on
all purchases made at
VICTOR E ADLER'S
Ten Per Cent Clothing House.
g27 and s2s 9TH st. NV, corner Massachusetts, ava
Strictly One Price.
Open Saturday Until IL .. m u3
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FOR RENT-STORES.

inf. No. 1000 % II. NV, old established Grcrery
end Neatmarket fixtures Tor sale. Inquire at 414 .
St fs-lms
IyoR RHINESTONE AND DWELLING Al 1875
Il 18th ST NV. containing II rooms, with all mod
ern improvements. Inquire 1898 l4th st. all-6ws
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

" AN lLII--IDI - n 1Io4ND.
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE CoLoRED wo-
fsy GOOD G0H s@s
ave- NV. It,
WANTED-sITUArIoN IN A PRIVATE FAMILY
w by competent white cook; thoroughly under
stands her business; good references. Address COOK.
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN FROM VIRGINIA,
tile preierred Is in need and wiling e work ex;
81 STAR oe
WANTED-sITUATIoN AS REGULAR or RE
NJ clerk by resstetsd phar ICf q the ~ q;
'1 fis references Address SOoH0 Star Office
WANTED-BY A GOOD DEEssMAKER WORK
isas tine a'' or
w for Cooks, ChsInberlnaids Waitress, Laundress
Butter" But sAM'I a cooMbs saS & ". i: sS
WANTED-A SITUATION BY A FRENCHMAN
WANfED-BY COLOREp MAN. SITUATION
w as coachman in private family; thoroaghIy m.
the s care Of h0rse' good references cs
WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED DRESS
w maker with good references q few customers, TO
wsTk 81! or at home. Address Box 49, Star Office
WANTEp;E-aBnYs ,, REsRECIAsLEg MEIIE MAN
to an Invalid. Address Nj. C, Star Office 1887
WANTED-DICK's AGENCY HAS FTRsT.CLA
Coohs cnambTrna maids wa,trssss sunSresses
and boys with city references 6l3 eth st. NV f1l6ts
WANTED-ORDERS FOR COOKS MAIDS. SIAM
stresses Ngiters. housemen. Solutions, bartender
s ass ie. X b6RSHsM S5oSss Fs Z mt's
f11-6ts
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION
w do any general work fair s5ucation. strictly
temperate: coed refe cences. Address 6AAL 0HUET,
Stalls and q NJ st. Market. f10-3ts
w ANTED-s1TUATIoNs FOR ALL KINDS OF
" h irs sepyss rsfspss AND oSM t.
RENTING BUREAU, 7l7 9Th NV, TIL . pm.
ja27-1S
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BAneA1ss IL ToRcHos LAcEs.
We have just opened
200 PIECES
OF
IMITATION TORCHON LACES
Which We offer at the lowest prices ever named
Oh similar goods. Each piece contains IL yards.
and win not be cut
~ yards OF E-inch Torchon Lace for Sc.
Il yards OF Z finch Torcho Lace for 12c.
~ yards of I-inch Torchon Lsce tor l6c.
II yardSof q inch Torchon Lace for pee.
~ yards of 2-inch forchJn Lsce for SOC.
liz yards of 2h-inch Torchon Lace for 81 &c.
We make an exception in this last width CHI
inchl and will cut it at &C. per yard
WOODWARD & Lo HROP.
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PERSONAL.

IANEs A NcpftrTT. CHARLES T. FL1SDEn-
~ Private objective Agency and BuraQ OF infOgula.
ton. Once sos n ave Private iuI
This seeney y INDEPENDENT 81 Government OF IN unio.
ipa control docs NO, ocrs.s for rewards engaes
tn divorces ceses n3-lms
A CTHORfzED YRifATE DETECTIVE AGENCY.
AAn coInnsnscssssns pa msii % telegrsph pfoupsiy
attended 70 and treated strictly Oce oTe
st ell sean M:wIALAAMs NanaEsr, PCS fstsw -js1m'
UCs1Hs oLp STAND 10 THE ONLY PLACE
- who're nIst-c}ass second-E Closhing co -
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

E u,E htN Nj; liIH AND SIS. NV. rBRL;
Carriase-son'e Apply 20l l4th st.nw il3-6t
Sis RsNI-2s3 LIST ST. Y w. TWO VERY De
,-n n,ses IONS slnrle or en- suite fur shed O. a
abe. fiS.2t.
Tor RENT A NICELY FURNISHED WELL
n n Aei' WARM 'aek room; second noor l2li g 81
TSoR RENT-LAReE FURNISHED Room on
table board Il dssi rai''1e ~ ssne.n and We
NOR RENr-A VERY HANDSOME FRONT FAR
Il lor on FIRST floor. suitable FOR plror or be,ror,
wardrobe beds,ead; be used as ofhse also "nS on
IN house, nser iisi FTneIp g permAe parties esis.er
I,oR RENr-FlRsr FLOOR. TWO COMMUNE.
catinE rooms. unfurnshei. suitable for cater, or
Sih st. IN ,3t.
LION RENT-FIRsT FtooR. BAY WINDOW FRONT
i.hed also other yA Rooms sa .a,t,b r %, &. nss
Nst DESIRED near three lines Of cars Ap a az
FoR RENT-UNFURNIsHED FIRST FLOOR
concerted yard and cellar pert Ct order ali modern
rent 10 small family references. 80, VI a NV Ills
FoR REST-IHIRp AND FoUsTH FLOORS OF
door Tine oes r areSe sTS or I5s gs2t en-
sGRES BRoHER sni ils IF particulars f iRy to
Il nishei floors % rpcm.l ss5: uniurnished sss
lseparaiely or toge, her, roomers will remain Il de:
tenants; good caterer wsuted for basement ri 81
IroR RENT - FURNISHED ON SECOND FLOOR
4 Que iarge room with or without board. .2S ith
st. n. fIl-:lts
IGOR RENT-sl5 ST, NV, sPLENDIpII FUR.
nshed Apartments, on second aud third floors: To-
cation desirable fll-3;s
I,OR Rents VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS, FIR
nished OF unfurnlshed, single suite, including
hest and light. nice location. 200 81. moss
IrOR RENT-l322 18Th ST. NV A SUITE OF
lranseDts and Table boaTders accommodated fiO-.Ns
1rOR RENT-LATGF ROOM ON FIRST FLoOR
n suitable Tor bedroom. open-grHte bre. Also snsll
room on second door. furnished 1903 street N. W
flD-6.'
For RENT-HANDsoMELY Fl FINISHED ROOMS
ngle or en- suite hrs-cass caterer In the house:
OPPOSITE the Portland flats Trensients acconro-
dated The Adine lls5 l4th ST, near Republican
Club House. fS-Ct
IIOR RENT-A FEW VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS
i at the Gushing House, All ST. NV T-l2I.
EoR RENT-cHOICE ROOMS. NEAR THE AR
nngton. single or en- suite. south windows; 1913
18th st. ~ I'm
TSoR RENT-Ise3 I ST. ELEGANTLY FUR
Il nished suite Of three FIRST n por; also
room for gentleman third hoor; references a-,,n
E,oR RENT-BANDsoMELY FURNISHED PAR
ors. ell suite single; also. pleasant hall rooms
suitable for gentlemen with withort board: Of 500
18th st. NV. References exchanged ol1-l3w.
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+ I. wAIxx2 Sons. Rol lorE q: NV
SsiaasS f3ss Rsass sad 1ssss ~ ~
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LOST AND FOUND.


n osT-A ROUND GOLD BREasIPIN. ENAM-
literste fasr val b. suitably rewarded ~ leaving
IL et 20 indiana ave. fl3-St'
EoUND--A LADY WHO ATTENDED 1HE ARMY
n anu Navy reception al the v int House found in
her dralery q lace pan The owner cGn have % by de-
scTlllng and Iaying the eNc1se u tls uOtice Al
dress sIAALi star Office. fl3-S,
r osT-IF THE LADY WHO. IN MIsTAKE TOOK
II IrOln Mrs Mullaus house On Saturday Afternoon Q
lasse furlined CLOAK triTieq yith black fur WA
Own CLOAK at Ahs; NJ LAM,
fl3-2r iSio tonH ave
II osT-Two BLACK AND WHITE SETTLERS.
paid II returned 10 l2;S3 st. NV. lr
II osT-IF THE lIRSoN THAT ToDK A BkAk
Boa from The Hamilton" saturday night val
return II, they wall be suitably rewarded -
IL L. NJ nj liNO
IyoUND-A LARGE ITALIAN GREY HOUND.
II with white law and white breast Thursday,
tae sth Inst Owner get attenuation 10 applying
n osT : AT THE NATIONAL THEATER sATt r
o0id Eyeglasses on New YORK avenue lhe nnder
nberaily reSarGed AZ AS III 81 IT.
U osT-AT IHk INCEPTION IN The WHITE
II House on Thursssy evening last White china
kno led ak fringe Five dollars reward viii Re Tsa
for its return to -. -.
n osT-A GOLD WATCH. E:sAyELEp CASE.
IL small biack chain: suitable reward a left 1913
Eth NJ. NV. after D. IN. nl-3r
II UsT-sHAkEsPLAkE-yO /. BOUND II
lIdark red Aorvcoos s1lt edged. handy volume sss:
return 70 a2l5 o. az. liberal reward enerea
1l-3ts
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BOARDING.

M 40 wsssiss "a sosins sss IDS fiss = 3. n
M716 f5s7s1F6 5Ko5f foo1s AND oNE
III tsct room with arst-cinSs board Thfee Lines q
carr Az minute vslt ~ esssss snd .Poss Omcss
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.


IroR RENT-sEvERAL VERY DEsIRABIF or
II ices, Cos St, particularly suited for pension
patent or real estate. Apply to g. {. HILL Sth
and SITS. flg-3ts
IrOR RENT-oFFICEs-rN OUR NEW BUILDING
Il steam heat and all nyeu.ences
TYLER & RUTEERFORD.
fll-0t 1907 St
I.0R BENT-sEvEN OFFICE ROOMS. NEAR u s.
Il Patent Office Will be let with heat from "a 10
$40 each, or ali Ter $40. Inquire at
f10-3 $40 sth st
IrO3 RlsNT-THREE d ESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS
Il heated by steam; s2o, $3.50, $40 per month.
Apply to JAMES Y DAVIS SONS
t-2w l20l Pennsy lvania ave.
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THE uPHofsrERY GOODS

Carefully selected By thoroushly buyer
these goods lack not In artistic beauty, and marked
ct pricss which . reduction on the ors1nal and
moderate prices. The 40 per discount brings the
pftces nearly. oNE-THrRD WHAT THEY COST
WHOLESALE. We have still nns stock Of
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NOR RENT-THBEE STALLS IN STABLE IN
II Cox's alley. 9th and 9TH and ID and sts. n ",
Will take three horses TO livery Apply TO J. T. VAR
NELL Sun, 10 and IL Wholesale How. Center Mar
ket fs-tjt.
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BLAsKrrs REDUCED To Gloss.
Tocause the immediate disposal Of these
Two lines We drop their price as follows.
FINE AIL-WOOL WRAPPER BLANKETS
For
House Wrappers. Opera Cloaks, &C,
REDUCED FROM 81 80 TO So.
liza FINE WHITE AIL-WOOL BLANKETS
REDUCED FROM SO To So PER PAIR
(Fourth foor)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor, lth and SITS NV.
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CLosrse Our SALE
BANKRUPT STOCK
E E E s. :: : II II /
MMSNH "A RRf R S 9cS HIP
MN "a ( I sS i i EErr==
now come ON.
EVERY ARTICLE
MUST BE SOLD.
PRICES THAT MUST SELL
DON'T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY.
n3 ZIG SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
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EoR s.LE-HorsEs.

lNoE sAIE-l5o2 81 NN-NEM ILfNEN-
offer wanted DAVIDSON & IsL1IT~DN
fll-:Gs CIR I !. and ID a ~
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A GnE.r CHANCE FoR Mss.
10 cause the immediate disposal OF our stock
NEWS JAPANESE SMOKING JACKETs
we have reduced them TO the fedicuioasly low
price Of
So each.
I've have left only 90. and they are in plain
ehsdes and checks.
Sold during the holidays at sa5o. o. SO aud
$lO; We're reduced later to s., SO, and 81 We
now offer You your choice Of the lot for 50.
Girst floor; 1913 F St entrsnceD
W0ODwARD L. LOrHRoP.
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WoopwARD & LorHnors Coruxs
BAsaAtx Moxru o. Tnr Yp,n

13a.IscH Gnrs.DisE Vr1nusa
FOR CENTS.
we have Just opened
100 PIECES
l3Einch Fine Grenadine veilineA which We
oner at the low price of
CENTS PER YARD.
Solors Gays, browns greens, blues. cardi-
mai, wnite. cream and black.
First foorl xs--.-
WOODWARD 0THHOP,
18th a r u ".
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-06
Democratic Rally at Deer Lodge.

Tonight the Hon. w. A. Clark, Demo.
cratic candidate for Delegate to Congress,
will speak at Deer Lodge and the greatest
preparations have been made by the
Democrats OF the valley town to give him
a royal welcome. Tom McTague came up
to town yesterday and engaged the Emmett
Guard band to do the musical honors of
the occasion and speaks enthusiastically of
the prospective turn out. A rate OF SO for
the round trip has been secured, tickets
good going to-day and return Tomorrow.
and a large delegation should avail them.
selves OF the opportunity to 60 down to
Deer Lodge and participate in the festiv-
tiles. Mr.. McTague says the cid town will
Guido itself and extends q cordial welcome
to as many as can get away from Butte to
visit it and witness a genuine outpouring
OF the Democracy of the valley.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-06

CUMMONe-N THE DISTRICT COURE OF
- tie Second Judicial District Of Territory. OF
Montana, In and for the County Of silver BOW.
Adolph Speckart, Plaintin; vs. S Ma1ins Trs snI,
Lizott and Butte Hardware Company. Homer
Dumont and Hector Godchaux Defendants.s The
people ofthe Territory Of Montana SEND greetng
ward soucie, Frank Lizott and Butte Hardware
Company, Homer Dum0nt and Hector God
chaux Defendants. You are hereby required to
appear in an action brought against you by the
the Second Judicial District of the Territory OF
Montana, in and for the County OfStlver BOW,
and to answer the complaint tiled therein, WITHIN
ten days, (exclusiye ofthe day OF serv1ce) after
the service on you of thisSummons, ifseryed
within this County; or, If served out of this
County, but within this district, within twenty
days; otherwise. within forty day; or judgment
BY default VIII pc taken against you, aeeo sain
8 brought to obtain q decree ofth1s court for the
foreclosure of q certain Mortgage described in
the complaint herein, and executed by Maxine
secure the payment ola certain promissory note,
made by Maxine Virnosche for the sum of $500
due Aug. I'd 1882, bearing interest at the rate OF
e. per cent; per month from date until PAID.
bred dollars, and interest OH same from the 4th
day ofMay 1885, at two per cent. per month and
costs including an attorneys fee OF $50. That
and being in the County q Silver Bow, Teriitory
of Montana, to-wit: That certain tract or parcel
of land lying and being in black Tail Canon, in
Silver Bow County, Montana Territory, known
as the Nine Mile Station, containing 160 acres of
land, 80 acres of is fenced, together with
the dwelling house, stables, saloon and other out
building situated thereon and all other improve
ments thereon be sold, and the proc. eds thereof
beapplied to the payment, first, of the expenses
of sale and cost OF suit and second, to the salts
faction of plaintiffs demand, and IN case said
proceeds are not sufficient then to obtain an exc
cution for any deficiency that may be docketed
against said Maxine Virn0sch and all persons
claiming by. through or under him may be
barred and foreclosed of all right, title. claim.
lien equity of redemption and interest in said
mortgaged premises, and Tor other and further
relief. And you are hereby notified that, If you
fail to appear and answer said complaint as above
required, the said plaintiff will takea default
against you and apply to the court for the relief
demanded in the prayer of plaintiffs complaint.
Given under my hand and the Seal OF the Dis
f~, trict Court of the Second District ofthe
SEAL Territory of Montana, in and for the
49, County of Silver Bow, this 10th day of
September, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and eighty-elght.
FRANK Z. CORBETT, Clerk.
By C. V. HENDERSON, Deputy Clerk.
Knowles & Forbis, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
First publication Sept. %.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-06
PERSONAL

Con Kohrs was up yesterday from Deer
Lodge.
G. A. Kellogg came over from Philipsbur,
yesterday.
John F. Stranhal OF Deer Lodge arrived
in town yesterday.
Miss Jessie Graham, a resident of Butte,
leaves for Denver this morning.
Jack White OF the Pacific Express Com.
pany is down with typhoid fever.
James R. Boyce, Jr.. will return to-day
after a months absence in the East.
General Manager P. P. Shelby came over
from the capital last evening on the Mon
tana Central.
r. Locky and Mr.. and Mrs. George e.
Boos OF Helena registered at the st. Nicho.
las last night.
w. Y. Pemberton goes over to Helena to.
day to utter one of his ringing Democratic
addresses at the Democratic meeting there
tonight.
Colonel Thos. L. Napton came I'D yes.
terday from Deer Lodge where he went to
attend court and will be in town till Mon.
day next.
Marshal Coulter returned from his visit
to his family at Missoula yesterday. His
relaxation from the cares OF offic has fresh.
ened him up considerably.
c. w. Benson, Vice President oil the Chi
cago, St. Paul d Kansas City Road, with a
party OF ladies arrived in town yesterday
in his private car. He went from here to
and will leave for Seattle to day, |
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-06
REPORTORLAL GLEANINGS.

See advertisement in the want column
for a lost certificate OF deposit.
The Board of Equalization continued in
session yesterday and will be in session
to-day.
A patent for q buggy top was last week
granted to Lot e. Duvall, of Livingston,
Montana.
The Pacific express yesterday shipped IL
bars OF Blue Bird bullion OF the. estimated
value Of SIS, 1000.
There are telegra ms at the Western
Union Office for: Charles Fl. Richards, j.
johnson, j. w. Merrill.
Attention 10 directed of parties seeking
rooms to those on West Broadway adver.
tised in the wan column.
There are over $50 employees on the nav.
roll OF the Montana Union at present and
this number is often exceeded.
1t was asserted yesterday on unimpeach-
able authority that Ed Rodda, the staunch
Republican, is going to take the stump for
Hon. w. A. Clark. "
The detonatious heard in town Yesterday
proceeded from blasting operations carried
on by the Montana Union in extending
their hill road.
The tender OF one OF the Montana Union
engines at the depot jumped the track
yesterday morning, Delaying the south
bound Utah & Northern mail until lilo.
The case against the lottery men, Adams
and ~Ranchmann, was removed yesterday
from Judge Lippincott's court to that OF
J Judge Herbert at Walkerville, the prosecu- |
tion taking a change of venue.
The Northern Pacific was on time yester- |
day. Train No. 2 from Portland bad a
large number OF Odd Fellows on board re-
turning from Los Angeles. There were
our Puilmans we'll filled attached to the
train.
The arrest OF James Downey at the in
of the Kreiser, who charged
him with stealing her pocket-book somel
time age, Was q case of mistaken identity. |
Mr.. Downey being a man of irreproachable
character. He was discharged by Judge
Lippincott yesterday with an honorable
acqIittal.