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Col. MARSHALL Mcdonald has re-
signed his position as State Com
missioner of fisheries of Virginia.
and accepted a like place under
the U.S.Government. Col. Melon
aid is man of rare attachments
admirably fitted for the duties
of his new POST, to which lie will
carry large experience, a thor
oughly cultivated mind, an uuusu
ally clear head and sound judg-
ment. We fear it will be very
difficult to ill his place. We car
emphatically say Virginia's loss i.
the gain of tie whole country-ant
we rejoice that we as "a part of i
will still be partakers of his wis
dom.
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). w. HENgY.

VIRGINIA: In the Circuit Court
fer The comfy Of Accomack, III va
cation, January 4th. 1883.
Mary Stevens, William w. Gray
and Elizabeth d., his wife, in
right Of said wife...........Plamtiffs.
against
Annie Virginia Stevens. Sarah
Stevens, Rike Joseph Stevens,
Richard Stevens and May, his wife,
George Sam'l. Stevens, james Up
shur Stevens, Emily Florence
Stevens, William Morris Stevens,
Palestine Henry and Estcllc, his
wife, William Thomas and Mar
garet a., his wife, AIontcalm Old
ham, Jr.. trustee in deed cxrcu-
ted by Vim. w. Gray and Eliza
beth D., his wife, TO him for the
benefit OF John Drummond, John
Drummond in his own right, and
us assignee OF VIM. G. Coleburn &
Sons, Montcalm Oldham, Jr, and
William p. Bell, executors OF VIM.
Il. Parramore, deceased, who was
trustee in deed executed by
Richard Stevens to him for the
benefit Of Chas. b. Liliston, Chas.
b. Lilliston, Levin w. Mock, triS,
tee in IL deed executed by Eliza
beth D. Gray (wio prior to her
intermarriage with the said VIM.
W., WAS Elizabeth ID. StevenS),
to him for the benefit Of WIN. g..
ColcbHrn & Sons, JAS. II. Fletcher,
Jr., trustee in deed executed by
Richard Stevens To him for the
benefit of Geo. B. FoSGne, snrvi
wing partner Of the late firm OF Eos
que & Bro, Geo. b. Fosque, Mont
calm Oldham, Jr., trustee in adecd
executed 10y Mary Stevens, to him
for the benefit OF George Z. Parker
and VIM. ii. Parker, merchants
and partners trading as the .irrl of
Geo. +. Parker Il Co., Geo, L. Par
ker, Wm. Ii. Parker, Littleton B.
Stevens and =Stevens, his wife,
......................... Defendants.
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Mr.. Jones's resolution instruct
ing the Committee for Courts oil
Justice to inquire DIS to the pro
priety of providing by law that any
person charged with crime, and
tried in any of the courts of the
Commonwealth, who shall be ac.
Quilted Oh the ground of insanity.
shall be confined in Que of the lu
matte asylums for a period of not
less than ten years, would seem to
be one worthy of the attention OF
the Legislature. If man is in.
sane enough to be entitled to be
acquitted OF crime on the ground
of his incapaclty to judge between
what is right and what is wrong.
then he is insane enough to
be confined in a lunatic asylum
No man of that sort ought to be
permitted to go at large.-Rich.
mOnd Dispatch.
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One Thousand Persons Perish from
Cold in Dakota.

CHICAGO. January 21.-A spec
ial to the Tribune from Nebraska
City, Neb., says: Judge J. T. Kin
ney. agent of lie Yankton Sioux
Indian Agency in Dakota, arrived
here yesterday, after being nire
days on the road. Five days ere
necessary for the party to travel
thirty miles. The thermometer
during the FIVE days was ut ~ de-
greeS below zero most of the time.
The Judge says the loss of life in
Dakota has been greatly under
rated, as the Dakota papers have
tried to cover it up. He describes
the scenes which took place Oh the
cars. The cnal was running low.
The passengers were crowded into
one car, trying to keep warm. Two
babies persisted. The men discard
ed all the outer garments they
could spare and gave them to the
ladies and children. Finding these
no. enough, tney brought mail
sacks from the postal car and
wrapped the children up in them;
while at one station IN Bonh0mme
county, the Judge Says. nineteen
frozen bodies were brought into
the depot in one day. In Bon
homme county the list of dead will
reach fully 160.
The estimates as made at Yank.
ton Thursday of the loss through.
ont the Territory figures up over
1000 lives lost.
The northern and central parts
of the Territory have not been
heard from fully. Roads from the
Agency to Yankton are lined with
dead cattle, many farmers losing
all they had. One man lost over
one hundred. The loss of stock
cannot be estimated.
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IN CIIANCERY.

The Object of lhis suits to OBJ
tain he decree OF the said court
for the sale for purposes of partl-
ton among those entitled, Of IL GER
tain lot or tract of land, situated in
Lee District in said county, con-
tanning fifty Two cres,more or less,
and bounded N. e. by the land OF
John Il Walker, $. Il. by the land
of Winfield Stevens and others, s.
w. by that of VIM. j. Eichelber
ger and wifeaud others, and n. w.
by the county road leading from
the 9. H., to Pungoteague.
Affidavit having been made be-
fore The clerk of the sad court that
the said defendants, Annie Vir-
ginia Stevens, Sarah Stevens, VIII
liam Morris Stevens, Palestine
Henry aud EStelle, his wife, Will
liam Thomas nd-Margaret A., his
wife, and Llttleton 3. Stevens and
Stevens, his wife, are non
re .idcnts eff this State, OH The mo-
ton of the plaintiffs, by their at
torneys, it is ordered that said non
resident defendants doappear here
within one month after due publ.
cation of this order and do what is
necessary to protccttheie interests;
and that this order be published
once week for four-successive
weeks in the "Penin5ulit Enter.
pri>e,n a newspaper published at
.Accomack Court House in said
county, and also posted at the
front door OF tue court house Of
SAID county, Oh the first day OF the
next term of the County Court OF
the said county.
Test. JOHN D. GRANT, G. c.
Test. NJ. OLDHAM, .1R., D'y.
for John d. Grant, G. Q.
Sam'l T. Ross, and Thos. IL. Bayly
Browne, p. q.
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Statistics show that ont of IS.
S57 government Offices, President
Cleveland, daring the first two
years Of his office, has made chang
es in 42.796 of them. And yet we
hear the ''hue and cryr of "turn
the rascals OUT pursues the Presi.
dent. Happily the Presidents
equilibrium is not easily disturbed.
Caroline Sentinel.
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The old and reliable fertilizer constantly used by the
and Northampton counties for
years again the MARKET and is now in the hands
following reliable gentlemen who would not dare
y the ola fertilizer IN which
they themselves had perfect confidence:
D. III Johnson esmont Stanley Lewis Parkey Geo Foque
Co.. Powell u NAPLES Hopkins BRO, " d. Lewis Son onanc"ck
& Waters. Nantua.
last twelve by the side of the leading
fertilizers the Pocomoke has itself unequaed by any
cecd that standard goods especially adapted to the growth
or early peas beans ami potatoes and all early crops as
nsnles prompt good strong and an abundant Yield
particulars apply the manufacturers Pocomoke City,
Md. or Norfolk. Wal
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AccoMAc COURTHOUSE. VA.
SATURDAY. JANUARY,ooS 1855
Entered at the Foston'ce at Accoma
C. H., Va. as second-class matter.

we rccur again III lHe S'''.ltot' WI
our public roads. We regard it as
natter of such vital Importance
to our People that We propose TO
aid in its agitation until we get out
of the old ruts to newer and bet
ter method. We print today a
second letter from progress" and
supplement- it with one from Gar
mer." We have long enough tried
tho old system Of enforced labor
with what result let the roads
speak. Year by wear the same old
way with the same old result is
gone over. Hands are called cut,
generally Immediately tefore a
grand jury court or near the close
of the overseer's term of service
half a dozen able. bodied men to do
the work of one, the holes filed
with water or mud or both, have
dit shoveled in them-and thus
the reads are repaired. Practical
" their condition is worse than be-
fore if srcll a thing could be. Com
mon sense, economy, profit, pleas
IRE, al demand We Go away with
this costly and mofiTleSs method.
Well may the Crlreppcr EXron
ent, hose people also suffer from
bad roads, say: "The value OF all
real estate would he SO enhanced
BY good roads that the Increased
expense an getting item would
really not be felt much, o. if it was,
the pain would be forgotten in the
pleasure" These are sober words
of truth our l,.rd owners may pom
der with pr'ft. We urge our PEG,
pie to seriously consider this mat
ter in a purely business light. Els
innate and weigh profit and loss
and set down the credit as render
ed BIZ the result. As for example:
"a having one hundred barrels OF
potatoes Can now haul only FIVE
barrels to shipping point requiring
twenty trips. On improved roads
he can haul seven barrelS-in round
numbers fifteen loads. Will ~
make or lose by improved roads,
He can haul half a ton Of coal now
then he can haul hrce quarters
of a ton. On which side is loss, on
which gain? We take no account
here of The great wear and tear on
team and cart-heavy items Though
they Le. We are glad to see the
people are becoming fullysaroused
to the great Importance of this
subject. To night meeting is to
be held at Parson's store in Allan
tic to discuss the matter. Let them
take open ground-declare by res
olution their needs, and direct
their representatives in the LegiS-
lature to see to it that a proper bill
is Intro dueed, passed and made a
law to carry us on TO a better ETA,
and let the people all over the
county follow their god example
of progressive action and we shall
find that mot only will the value
of all real estate be enhanced," but
capital and population anxiously
seek us.
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PHILADELPHIA. PA.
Attention Farmers!
We again offer to the farmers and
truckers
OUR MIX LlBE 4 4

compounded by the same formula
as last year, and adapted to all
spring crops, peas, sweet and Irish
potatoes, cabbage Strawberries, oats
corn, &c.
This fertilizer being made from
animal bone and blood bases, with
nitrates and muriateS, which are
the most reliable sources to obtain
the raw material, and compounded
underourown personal supervision,
we know whereof We speak. Our
agent. w. L. Mock ,Temperanceville,
sold during spring f1SS6 tit being
the first year sold in Accomac,) II
Ions, last year he sold 81 tons.
Price s3Von crop tine, $3.50 cash.
Humphreys s. Tilghman,
Manufacturers,
Salisbury, Md.
w. L. Mock, Agent, Temperancevile.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Senator Daniel has introduced n
bill in the Senate arpropriating
Sl00,000 for permanent quaran-
time station atOr near Cape Charles
the money to be forthwith expend-
ed.
Chief Justice Waite has an.
nnnnrrd the circuits allotted 10
the diffrrentiudgcs for their terms.
Justice Lamar has Justice Woods
old cirruir, the fifth, which com
prises Mississippi and the extreme
Southern States.
CINCINNATI, Jan. GA Lex
ington (Ky.,) special saws: "Phe
celebrated trotting stallion IIAnpv
Medium, valued at $4,000. die:l
this morning. He WIS fnaled in
1868 Thirtv-nine of his get have
records Of go or lower. He was
owned by Gen. w. T. Withers"
Mrs. Eliza Rallon Garfield, the
mother of the late President Jas.
A. Garfield. died at 5 O'Clock Sat
urlav morning ut the home of Mrs.
Garfield, in Mentor. Her age was
sc wears. She has gradually been
failing during the past two months
the result otold age.
The Sul RENE Court OF The Uni
ted STATES has decided adversely
on the case Of Brooks. alias Max.
well. the ST. LoniS trnnk murderer.
IT denies he writ of error on the
Ground of want of Jurisdiction
This causes the Judgment of the
State court to hold.
Hon. D. ". Voorhees,of Tndiana,
has accepted an invitation to de
liver the Grafton at the joint ccle
hratinn of tho literary societies of
the University of Virginia on thu
Goth of June. Senator Voorhees,
delivered the oration before the
same societies in 1888, and it was
one of the ableSt addresses ever de-
lvered at the university.
A deed has inst bean admitted
to record in the clerks oilire of
Scott county, Va, by which Ed.
ward X. Hvnnman and wife OF
Pittshnrc. Pa. conway to the Vir-
ginia Coal and Iron Company their
interest in lands in Scott and Wise
counties. The consideration is
81 ,4G9, 900. This transaction EN-
braces ~ large quantity of valuable
mineral lands.
The Honse of Representatives Of
the United States has finally con-
frmed Mr.. CalliSle'S tile to his
seat by vote of lst to {. So clear
was the case in his favor thai a
uumbrr of the Republicans of The
committee OH e!ectons declared for
seating Mr.. Carlisle. There was
no sort of proof of the fran'l and
ballot box stuning alleged by Thebe,
the contestant.
WARaENToN, VA, Jan. %
VIM. Fl. Smith, patron oil the
creamery here, makes a report for
the year 1857 on the yield from %
COWS as Il fair average. His total
gross receipts were sl,o2l.93, or
S42.13 per COW, not including milk
led TO his hogs or taking into nc
count the manure. The smallest
yield was in February, S20.0G. The
largest IN June, Sll2.225. 1t is
cllimed an average of $50 per COW
per year may be obtained. Mr..
Il%bert Gray'S cows are now aver
aging "a pounds per day, and one
of his COWS has sent in one month
Sl1 in milk to the creamery. The
creamery is now giving s1.25 per
one hundred pounds Of milk.-Bal-
to. SIM.
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Temperaneeville, Va.
Flour. Meal, Bran, Shorts, HominJ
and Mill Feed, Corn and Oats,)
and Chops for sale at

The public Will please take no
tice that the mill property desig
mated above, which formerly be.
longed to Mr.. ID. Ii. Dennis, is now
owned by the undersigned who
will continue to do business at the
old stand, and will eudeavor to
give entire satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their custom.
Thanks Tor former patronage. Flu.
ture tayors solicited.
Respectfully, &C.,
JOSEPH Fl. JONES.
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Il" ,t,ps for passengers on signal to conductor
*",laily, except Sunday.
II. ". Dunno, Sup't,
Cape Charles City, Va.
r. B. Cooke, Gen'l Freight and Passen-
GER Aren't. Nnrfn!k Va
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In Chanctry.

LII OINhOOAy
The objects of this suit are the
construction Of the will of Smith
Bunting, deceased, and the parti-
ton amongst those entitled of real
estate of which Sally Hargis died
seized and possessed, bounded on
the N. by Custls' neck road, w. by
sounty road leading from Bull Rlr
to Locustville, S. and +. by lanl
lately belonging to VIM. Hargis.
Affidavit having been made b.
fore the clerk Of the said court thlt
the defendants, Theodore Sprague
and sally,his wife, Margaret Webb
and john Bunting, are non resi-.
dents of this State, on the motion
of the plaintiffs, by their attorney,
it is ordered that said non resident
defendants do appear here within
one month after due publication of
this order and do what's necessary
to protect their interests; and that
this order be published once q week
for four successive weeks in the
PENINSULA ENTERPRISE, a news.
paperpublished at Accomack Court
House in SAID county, and also
posted at the front door of the court
house of said county on the first
day of the next term Of the county
court of the said county.
Test. NJ. Oldham. Jr, by
for John d. Grant, G. G.
A Copy.
Test. NJ. Oldham, Jr., D'y
for John d. Grant, G. q.
Gan e Parr:lm0ra- IL n
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American Ferizng Ten Seven
the side of Peruvian en
gradr found exceed the Peruvian want tis
sri,on. James Tuilugton.
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for the GO unity OF Accnmack, IN va
cation. January 9th, 1883.
William Robinson Bunting and
Anne, his wife..................Pltlf
against
Mary Bunting, John S. Wise, and
margaret Ann, his wife, in right
of his said wife, Frank Campbell
and Hennic e., his wife, in right of
his said wife, Benjamin W. Beloate
and Mary, his wife, in right ofhlS
said wife, James Shields and Mar
tina, his wife. in right of his said
wife, john w. Core and Amy, his
wife, in right of his said wife, Asa
Lillistonnnd Nancy, his wife, nright
of his said wife, Thomas LewiSand
Margaret, his wife, in right of his
said wife, James Young, William T.
Gardner and Margaret, his wife, in
right of his said vile. Southey r.,
Marcellus and George Webb, Mar.
garrett Ames. Julia Ames. Benjamin
Bowen and Abitha,llis wife,in right
OF his SAID wife, James II. Before
and Elizabeth, his wife, in right Of
his said wife, Mary A. Chandler,
George Hargis, George p. IlareiS,
Jr..and Hester p, hs wife, in right
of his said wife, Solomon Hargs
and Mary, his wife, Joseph Hargis
and Phoenie, his wife. Nathaniel
Hargis and LOWE, his wife, Thomas
L. Hargis and Mary, his wife, Will
liam II. Hargls and Ellen, bis wife,
Handy Hargis and Sally. his wife,
Thomas II. James and Tabitha his
wife. William E. Kellam, Levin
Smith James and Margaret, his
wife, Margaret Webb, Theodore
Sprague and Sally, his wlfe.in right
of bis said wife, and John Bunting,
Deftq
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Iuneoeagne. January
Fcrtzins used the Speca fnmr Tor Irish
|7''i0 "'" ~ ~ Chas. w Brown
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l,ungnteague, Va, January 5h 1888
Gntcmen1 Special lh potato ormu-
and found 1t as gd III every
L" Il. 1AAhe''
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G A NASH. Prest FRANK i WILCOX Secty
JOS B DOUGHTY, Gent Soliciting Northampton Ac
counties, Virginia
G. A NASH. Pres

~ : - - = comac counties, Virginia
American FlIfIii|llliI|zziIIaIlg clnllay,I
Mos. 1853 and le5 Water st. Norfolk. va.
Manufacturers Cecbra.ed-
10 to per cent Ammonia Gun the Great Peruvian Guao Substitute
per cent Ammonia Guano, or Special Irish Potato Guano
guanos past S6S We recommend any number
of them but think these sufficient to convince any one
o@rEsTIMoNIALs<0
SILL is r AMERICAN f Ssys%s1 1T sS me
by yours tins srg on s ackrp an more anf yield
''h any sSf nave uSe' i0f '9' '''s' John wilkins,
Mnppsbm1g Va, November
ana M season. Te ~ r @ any s ie aasi 4
American ntyjs ny. Va Tsy ZEN cert l' as ss5
Fertilizers for live Ssons My tenants 1 e ao @ sm ey n n sa
ft respsan What ss s to s 0D Taylor
Keller Va November nth, 1857
aa sa aH VII f a.s g lAs ~ 's. cent
Iocustmount, November 2end, 1887
Aas = SsSs ;;G; sSsss
% T cas a" n DaeS % a n
a5Tfs 1e ever TS "sF ' potas
u ) again y. L" i'uhshh'
pnngoteagne January 4th,
American Fcrlng co-Gcnlrmcn the Special formula for Irish
n" asSy W a" 5 y 9 vsl s y1 a o your
s'""o ""' u " w ~ - Chas. w. Brown
Iungnteague Va. January 5h 1883
high and found as god in s every
l." Il. 1Anheo'
Oaks. January 2nd, 1888
Genemen USED your Ten cent and Seven
s s1 e 9s g J 3 T to E lis
stusun. James Tuilugton.
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Locustmount, November 2ond, ISL

bags Of Seven per cent Guane
which used the Seven per cent guao
and smoother potatoes besides tht were
the Seven cent guao the best fert
i,e .Ic, i'm neyt season 9. L. Bunting.
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VIKGINIA:-ln tie circuit court
for the county of Accnmack, in va
cation. January 9th, 1883.
William Robinson Bunting and
Anne, his wife....................Pltl1
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Eastyille. Va. November 10Th, l

American
eight
era always interests and consider
Lit reliable n,wlIati tpurport to r. Is. Taylor
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November
used the Seven cent Guao
liner Zen per cent
@ r. o. - = John Doughty
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Milppsbnrg. Va. November

a.,
American Fering Co-Geemc-l used your special irish Potato Gu
others
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C@TESTIMONIALSS0

I3ridgrtown. November IT!h.
tie American Fertilizer furnished
and
ucing quicker and more annEtf yield
~ - John r. Wilkins Jr.
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Southwark
LNavo.... M..P.M...A. a.
Vow York (p. RR co.. $50.
rhli.. Broad st.
SGitioil ............... II 3d. IL 20 IT.
lialtlmore Union
stn;l,nl...--........ 10nS.S a.. o.
Wllmlne:ci........- II So. l. u.s.. 50
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american FlIrtijllliiIzziiailg clnlplnyj,I|


We give below patrons who nsed
We numUer
of them, think these sufficient to convince any
The Butte daily miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1885-18??, 1888-01-01
ANACONDA PROPERTIES.
o fcoppera ns

Q n to
Lying just east Of Butte mammoth russell HILL whose south
slopes the city limits whose dotted with buildings
size and retted with roads tracks whose
frownng and unighy buildings
meath lies the mine the world Of it the
which be called The purchased in
$780, 81 by Marcus Daily $4,000 for ggn Francisco
until recently operated
Daily during the entire period being There
three shafts the Anaconda and St.
the the latter that depth being
level with the 500 foot station the Anaconda On all the levels between the
the Sd
but this ncniderabe compared with the field that remains
There the different levels miles drifts
bodies which size but which
width for distance of 1900 feet These different levels have
Of the
reconcile this statement with the that the hosting capacity
daily that they worked their full capacity
shipped the smel the
while there must be big holes the mime there far metal remaining
than touched Every thing about the indicates the
The double hosting cylinder
6Ninch they fitted with all appliances
1900 feet Of steel and carrying capacity
They by the Morris Company Philadelphia the Union
Works San Francisco Two No 10 Bugh furnish
i andd tive III II.
The Butte daily miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1885-18??, 1888-01-01

fatigue
full disposition observer Of student Of Of
comprehensive mind There absolutely nothing small
and his thousands employees millions with
little effort and less display than clerk measun paying
for glass His knowledge but
business and the occurred in Muan
Northern Pacific road while the engineers looking appalling
with scientific wonder Marcus DAILY
entered the uncertain and lettering ruins placed number his
tmer men, in the breech directed them how
delayed by the limited which
Mr. Daily horses and his and hspde
we'll the pride the people the Territory
municipal Territorial AFFAIRS while
the less around when to be chosen
In word for the best politics
local matters party creed not cut his estimation
He married. has family and lives but
domestic in his but occasionally be found the
private charity largely and his missing from public sub
matter what the object To Marcus bany
good citizen in ell that the implies.
The Butte daily miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1885-18??, 1888-01-01
THE HOLIDAY MINER, BUTTE, NJ r.

nothing and make actually by
boring him with the unanswered questions
The foreman Of the mine Michael Carroll man birth
years. He Is all ntents practical
mine he has devoted the whole his thus
knowledge in that making grad
the company and tn the delight Of the miners He has mined
Ireland for coal III Pennsylvania for silver in Nevada
conda and just is of
holiday hunting
he fnd
For description the smel belonging company
account Of the town Ut Anaconda
he desired that typify DAILY
has uded in the splendid Development the
mine and smeltefor which he individually
Butte having had extensive mining
Nevada and Utah. and charge the Alice Mine
we'll developed that in the Of stock which he
his with the Alice
took charge the aggn interest them
Anaconda Mine for 10000 this he devoted all his energies
result the property stands to-day magnitude and genius develop
ment without equal the United States In all portions the
from the the lOt evidences his
edge and ability The riches the laid sought
place treat the his beck the
into existence Its birth anteated erection
derfu sme which MIR there