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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-07
TIE ARKANsAs LEGISLATURE.

Tho Por Dion OF Legislators and saia.
RES OF Clerks Fixod In the senate.
SPECIAL Dispatch b. Tho Appeal
LirrLE Rock, Ark., Feb. G.-Thc Senate
passed this morning the House bill proyid.
ing ior the Collector TO pay the County
Clerk the states part out OF the funds in
his hands and Tor making out tax books.
The senate bill giving cities oi first and
second class local inspection Of coal oil used
In their limits passed with but one dis.
seating vote.
Senate bill giving new administrator
after death or removal of predecessor the
power 81 compel full settlement from the
old administrator or his personal rcprcscn-
iaii,c-. passed.
senate bill providing for the officers aud
clerical forces OF the General Assam.
bly. defining their duties and hx.
ing their salaries, passed by a vote Of
/ - a. 4 nays-S'nators Crawford, Crow.
/ lry. Pope aud Warren. The Der diem ia
fixed nj ~ per dav aud 20 cents Tor each
mile Travelled 20 ani from the capital The
President aud Speaker 10 receive - zach
per day. the secretary OF the senate 10 70.
criyc ~, one journal clerk ~ aud assist
ants - each, and two assistant secretaries
- Tho House to select one clerk nt
sH, aud the Journal clerk and his assistant
-. The secondary Of the senate AMI his
assistants and the clerk aud his assistant
To do all the clerical work Of the Legs.
lntup.
kit,ruE uousE
There was lilec Of Importance Trans.
acted in the 1fousc today except the ~.
duciion ni liz clerical force.
At the commencement Of the session
nearly every committee Of any importance
was voted a clerk, and the morc applicants
iuf those positions that we're provided for
the greater the demand Tor places A halt
has been callcai, aud some oi tl.osc de.
tailed Tor duly hive, by the adoption Of
this resolution. lt'cn dispensed with.
A bill WIS ntpduccd today hy Mr.. Kill
gotc, Of ColuNAa, 10 prevent non -csi-
dents from killing game In this state.
The hill prbyt'iing means for getting
better dirt rofds'tn Arkansas has inr quite
while been discussed by the prc.s aud
people. and a hill introduced today pro-
yidcs that the sS0,OO0 IN the State Treas.
ury To- the credit Of the internal improve.
mcnt fund DO distributed among the coun.
ties Tor Internal improvements
Tho House Committee on Elections has
reported adversely on the bill Tor console
dalton OF clcciions.
The Pulaski County halol.boS rcpott
comes up Ia the House tomorrow morning.
a "
The uouso Committee ON Trrrgto,,o.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-07
Thu wedding celebration.

The tenth anniversary Of the marriage
Of Mr.. aud MD. J.. G. Cammer was celebra.
ted last evening In a delightful manner at
their residence, No. q Johnson avenue.
Invitations had been issued over week
before, and from TO II o'clock the house
was filed with a crowd Of guests who
were full Of well wishes for the host and
hostess. II is not necessary TO state that
the testimonials from friends were mum.
crous and varied, aud embraced every
article that good housckccpcr needs
aud enjoys. After the hearty congralu.
lations, the company were invited
into the suppcr.roOm. where everything
was served which could tempt the appc.
lite. The strains OF the waltz hurried the
ieastcn into the dancing.ro0m, where a
string baud kept the participants in full
enjoyment Of the dance until late hour.
MIR Cammcr h the esteemed river aud
commercial editor OF the LoigST, and he
receives not only the congratulations Of
IuE ArrEAt, but that OF all the city con.
tcmpomrics. with whom hc is well known.
Miss Sallic Brown gave handsome
box party last night In honor oi Miss
Irene McNcnl, Of Bolivar. The guests
Werr. Misses Pauline fayscr, blanche
Rccs, Ellie Nicely. Irene McNeal, Sallio
Brown, Mrs. =. A. Nicely. aud Mcssrs.
Louis Siarkc. Robert Oyorton, Leon
Hunt, Jesse Oycrion. Lawrence Craig and
nr. l.. A. Nicely After the opera the
party were handsomely entertained nc the
residence Of W. n. Brown, ON Union
street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-07

Tnr Senate amendments TO the Nicar.
aqua Canal bill were agreed 10 by lhc
House yesterday, a. result Of con.
ference by the committees Of the two
houses, aud the bin goes to the President
iuf his signature. These amendments
save the United State, from anything like
oven constructive responsibility as an In.
dorscr Of the enterprise.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-07
Richard Peters.

ATLANTA, Ca, Feb. Orchard Peters,
one Of Georgia's most prominent and
wealthy citizens, died this morning, aged
scycnty-nine.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-07

GES. CHALMERS and his Shorthand sec.
Rotary should take the testimony OF the
ghosts that disturb his slumbcr.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-07
River kilograms.

ST. LouIs. No. fcb. G-RIvcf stationary.
Weather clear aud cold. Arrived Artsnsi, Ciiy.
NntrhcE
NiCksBuRO. Mis- Fch G--Thc river l. falling.
Passed Nv Robert PEBBLES aud tow rittsbuuc
city 81 Calm. ~ Louis
NEW ORLEANS. la, Feb G-woaihor clear
aud cool Arrived Diamond aud tow, rItrhufs
DEPARTED q. y schcnck. Cincinnati.
CAIRO ~. ich. 6.=i,ivrf ~ feet q Inches and
rising weather clear and cold. Arrived Com.
monwenlth, Cincinnati Departed. Common.
Calth. Nev orleans
WHEELING. " Va. Tcb. C..Rlyer 3 feet 7
ihghrs an mlling weather clear nud cold Nifht
.hivcf feet inches and falling Weather clear
10 rmomcicf ", Ice forming mpiily
ClNtlNNArl. O, Fcb. G-Rivcf % teet inches
nud falling. NcHiher clear Ihrftnotnrtsf tsl
Nighi River - feet and falling Weather cloudy
aud cold Departed linckcyc state. Memphis
EVANSVILLE. Ind. Feb G-Rlvcf q iet and
failing weather Clcat and cold Thermometer
a. Gmniio state. Wild bound upposltr OWrns.
horo. will arrive iuf Memphis NJ noon. Nivht-
River = icri Inches aud falling Weather clear
and cold Departed tuultU state. Memphis
LOUISVILLE, n.y. Tcb G-Rlvcr falling with
ftct inches ON the falls and . feet 10 Inches
IN the canal Weather clear aud cold. nrt,afici'
Ohio, Cincinnati Night River failing with ieet
iuChcs on the falls aud y ieot inches In Inc
cnurl weather clear aud cold uernftrd enid.
ing star. Cincinnati. John A. Wood aud tow New
OfleanA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-07

The House Committee on Territories
has decided almoe. unanimously 10 report
iayornby the Omnibus bin Tor the admls.
sion of Idaho, Wyoming aud Arizona. The
bill TO admit Utah will not be brought up
tls session.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-07

REPRESENTATIVE BRtcgiSmpor wisely.
We think, declines 10 make any answer 10
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-07

GEN. CHALMERS needs IAN appearance
of danger" in his business.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-07
At EVANSVILLE.
r.....f..f f,f....t..t. A.. "a. s....t

EVANSVILLE. Ind. fcb. C-The Granite Stair.
forty eight houn late. delayed hy ttfc.s of weather
arrived Ia good condition Al noon today She pui
% % tons added about the amc amount and vas
hauched out leaving NJ sunset She registered
several through pnEunrOrs here Cfrv ali ,,sti
lhe W, y Nisbct ifum Florence. brought In a fuii
cnrEo oicniiQn lumber. pcauub aud tinck rriufn.
,ng alter dafk With fair tmfilc All the short linz
lpas arc * IN on Tine after losing their regular
!nw lesierday husincss continues active with
nhefal ohetlpEs especially iof long Tonnage Ths
JUG tNanfile, LOT Grvon River, l. makins hi.
eafinE Monday Wednesday and Friday eopnsrt.
lock Al iocheilcf. Wv
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-30

that everything II al right. and with
oatstretehea nseks and AI0Eig moving
winzs. The entire aock sails IN among the
deopyx. Then. Just - they sfs - he aet
81 agizhtsnF. guns are raised 70 the shoulder
ana sad hayoc Is Fazde aEnong tbs fssfia-
erred keauliss Sometimes young gandsr,
whose En&xpeFienes Is fatal - hiIn, viii
lead flock without any hesitation right
nmongzs the deeoys At SUCH times many
a ssse cider birds wili branch Of from the
man body helore they CONS within
RANGE, thus DC tie same time Saving them
selves ard catering protest agalnst the
folly sf their younger bretbren. Is -
generally supposed that ANY fool can his
d goose, bus Il requires considerable ski
ia mazkAFn2usbip TO bring down bird
thst & aging k4fore the wind. Al kuen
times shglr flight IS rapid ard irregular
Old residents 81 the province have TOO
che writer that fifty years $50 geese cosiia
be slsot wtfh 80 otner deeoys than few
old ssleks stuck in the Ice and surrounded
With spsuce bgaghs 10 represent geese sit
ting of the ics. fs0w the birds are more
particular and everything has 20 iook psF-
iecsIy natural before they wib decoy
Large numbers Ot hrAnt also ife41shs
Tire openings and sill pass close enough %
the rig IS times % afford some very good
shooting. bat they do not show much IN
clinasion 70 aiighE among the deeoys-
By the end ol april the ice becomes 50
lad A. to render II unsafe 10 c0ntinue the
shooting, and when il once breaks up and
drifts away 10 sea the birds leave Tor the
noFEhwnrG.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-30
EseAoEmKsT DgCLAnEn orr.
The ExpiaBation That Dfa Not Explain
Satisfactorily.

Nem York rresk
Scene i.--A country FaiiEay station.
Time, a. m. young lady Is seated on
platform awaiting train Young lady locks
anxsons, as n m0nentaFily expecting some
one. Train seams into the station nearly
an hour late. Last glimpse o. young lady
shows her seated at a carriage window
with handkerchief 10 her eyes, seemingly
Ii = phroxysm Of grief
scene 2-Siesping apartment OF young
man. Tine. the same. Young man Is
aroused from heavy sinmber by tbs sound
Of the alarm 50 ! y. m. Young nsan yawns
pEodigioslsly. Fubs bis eyes. and mutters:
''Iy J0vei there goes that eoniounded
thingi Eight o'clock, and ! promised
Mahsi faithfully 10 see her of. By Joye I!
bat / arm sleepy r.
Pulls the sheet mere closely about hiul.
at cant be helped Row. However, ii
Just roneoct little story and make il all
right.
Turns over and sleeps until O'Clock.
Letter No. - Dearest Mabel. | have not
the language at my command adequaSs =
express my grief ON failing 10 be in time 20
PEA yuu OIL But the fact Is, my darling.
my work kept me up very late the night
before, and when | awoke the next morn
ing vas horritsed 20 rec that II lacked but
few minutes Of 8, and. though ] dressed
with al possible dispatch. actually throw
ing myself INTO my clothes. was enabled
TO reach the station only in time 70 catch a
glimpse OF the rapld-receding train--the
train that carried all that was most dear
70 me in this worll. Your own Harry.
Letter NO. 2 HAIRY Blank, q.--Sir
The train you speak Of did not leave sta
ton till $780, Enclosed you viii find en-
gagemcnt ring. which ! return TO you tor
ever. Mabel.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-30
ACROSS THE DIVIDE.
Madison Street Railroad Press
Ing On TO the Lake.
TIE Road OVER The TIDE FLATS
f5ISns Neaesy nairsay syus cssnmersiai
ssxeeTke nusen essg Csapany
<sssssne Ready 70 DO somsshIng.

Tie iron 81 ifss norfh track Of the Msd-
1tkn efrHes cable FuAd his been lad 20 feei
h49oaa the poweFs.aase 2be work has
1<o1ped ana tie force 1T Fae4 has been set
~ work on the s0sasE trsek On this track
81 Eeef ef lfan las Aeen laid nsld N0rk
n ruing steadily ahead. live thousand
4eEI. - nanxig Uns FniIe, of ths north track
hA< heon cozeseted ard 1870 iset tn0Fs
partially %.
TIE fonnfeas fonfssntinn for The engine
bosItf at lis pONef house sill DC com.
fts}es wfthia few days The tai smoke
stack i ssow ninety feet ktgh and contains
<<fkaU brisk This VII be finished on or
az,essz uenembeg IS
Ibe fFAfae w1Fk ~ tbs eaFhouse y up aud
Che roof Il Gu Work On tGis i gozng
aleaaIig ahead.
The four immense boilers wtaieh are 70
knrn.eh sseafa lor tie powerful engines
which vii furnish the motive pcwer have
afrixsu from sle East. and they vii be set
ufxf seek.
1he pit In frDnt OF tIse p0weyheuse i
about Fss1y - receive The four teEs-soot
aht4F<A and lie many guide wheels which
4fr 70 resi- IN Il. The work u putting them
In NilI begin next week. The engines Will
s9sfzFs Sonic Tins nexf month";
xaE soeTH sEATTIE 1gsE
Tbs fsiIeafor sha South Seattle Railway
Company motor Iine. on Commercial
xfffes. have been driven between one-thirt
ard cne-haIt the uaS earcss tie tide flats.
The visitor l. getting rather shallow. and
within few days Jones q Son. Nh0 are
<sfIssug sho plies. vii have 70 stop using
their heefiag pile szsssser aud work with al
ps<fhsneyng dsrs5ck.
4aT QraHN CITY .sapArY.
Tie Queen City Gable Railway Company
s. fszsink upon IS oars. The company and
S ~ attorneys have kept their owH counsel
during the last few weeks and are appaF-
xniIS doing nothing Regarding their fu-
sure plans they are decidedly retiesnt. con-
fninf themselves 70 vague hints about an
1xpIasion that will ensne when they gel
xaaay 20 IRE their mine.
rnn Knnrm rxp ROAD.
TIE West Street and eurth End Electric
HAiisny Company has flied its acceptance
"a sts franchise with cltg Clerk Ferris and
b6s furnished the required bond In the SUM
II 81 200 Estimates OF the cost of building
the road are being made and preparations
fof building Il are being actively pushed.
~ u n. Gilman has reached New York
and Il making arrangements for the
material. lie will return 20 Seattle early IN
1cremhcr Msen ground will be broken. II
Y the Intention u the company 10 push the
work Of construction inst as speedily Is
<aen and money can do Il.
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Cured by Cuticura

For thFee pears whs almost crippled wish an
swfal nd<e beg from nsY knee aswf 70 usy ankle;
the skis Vas entirely gone and the hesh was
aonnced Il fneuFAtie. Il nnd Diminished about
one thir1 the size Of ths other. and Vas In 4
hopeless condition. After txylng al kinak OF
remedies ant Epen1trx hundreds OF dosiGrH.
susfed 20 try youE cuEfcUaA REMEDIES, and
the Fesnlt SeA IS tas5DNs, Alter three cars !
nStsced . decided ElIa---a Tor Eae better. AMI a.
the end Of sa0 monfax wac completely cured
NJ aezh MAS purified ard the bone which had
been e.Fesed Tor oges year. got s0and. The
Eesh beKzn 10 groa. aRd today. and fog nearly
sound Ia everv resr.est aad gss,E : sIxn 81 Ire
disease % ~ seea-
4 g. AHERN. DUBOIS, Dodge CO.. Ca
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An Awful Sore Limb

akfn enfsrsiy gone. Flesh ma.s % dis
ease Leg dsmlnfshaa oa@-thfxd IN size
Condfffan hopeless. Cared By the Cath
cars Remedies In swc months.
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Other speeiAlsiss are Laundry and Marine H.
ginss and -silers. Brass Goeds Lnsricassrs. X
tors. Iaspirassrs. Chemical Fire Engines. Col 8
K-iessl Engines Compression Grease aaa csr, ~.
seAosl Balls. ard in fact anything ysa need
once Foot OF Morrison street, corn =. d
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Look out for wster-color Paintings.


Afr. j. J. Hissey, OF Raven Moat, East
bourne, writes: Now that the electric
light Is being generally introduced into our
houses. II may be well 70 caution those
possessing valuable water-eolor paintings
against placing the electric lamps in close
proximity TO their pictures, as have
found. after three years experience Of the
electric lincandescentl light In my own
home. that 30 placed the new Alluminant is
sufficiently powerful 70 cause sorne OF the
more delicate pigments 10 fade TO greater
or lesser degree. Water-eolors that are
safe in diffused daylight are certainly not
always SO whom exposed night after night,
for many hours. to the active white light
Of electricity close at haGd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-30
Skin Disease IL Years

have been troubled with q skin and scalp
disease for seventeen yearx NJ head Is times
Vas one running s0Fes end my body vas covered
W1t1 Them Is large as 3 half dollar ] tried q
great many remedies without eject until used
the CvrEcURA kEMEDsEs, and am thankful 10
state that after two months OF their use afn en-
urely cared. ] feel Il ny duty 70 you and the
public 60 state the absTve case
l. 3. McDoN Eli, JaInesburg. y. J.
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Cuticura Resolvent

The new Blood Purifier and pnresf and best OF
HamoF Kemeaies. internally. snd cUTfcURA the
Hreat skin Crrc. and CuTIrrRA SOAP an ex-
quisife Sksn Beauflder, externally. are q posi-
i've cHre for every disease and huInor OF the
skin, scalp, and blood with loss OF hair, from
plmtles to ser0fuiA
s01d eyeTyw here. Price. cuticura soc. Soap
&C. Resolveut, 81 Prepared By the Potter Drug
aad Chemical Corporation Boston
EH-SsBd for @Hcw % Cure Skin Diseases"
g paess. - illnsiratlons, and 100 testlmoniais.
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Another Marvellous Cure

The cuTScuRA, euTIeURA REaoLvEST, and
CUucuKA SOAP have braHghf about . marvel
loslz cure Ia toe case II a skfn dtsease on my lit
tie son, eight yean old. have tried almesf al
Fetnedies, ana also ffle most eminent doctors
al alike failing, except the wonderful CpTcuRA
RE4gnfEk
II. y. GROWS. 10 s. 1eth 81. oraaha. Neh
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MARX [. COIN & CO..

entpp1nx snd C0mmkazisa Merrhanfs wkoses4IA
deslers IN lara AID eAiry PFtsdeee and Fre-
xistazszv4 - Frops strees. EsGond block, fgfsr
A&aa. 0regpn- r. q. oox -
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pfMPLES. blackheads, red. rongh, chapped
aih AMI oily skin prevented by Cnticura soap.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-07
TOUCHED A DRUGGIST
Tw' Crooks Pinched BY the p,,
Grand Larc nv F

i"' crooks Plnohed BY the poltes g.
Grand Larc nv.
A man whose name could not be -
ont said to be a local druggist Or a"O
clerk, while out daubing the town ~. urug
mi;'e Saturday night, was rel;oros .ar'
watch and $e5 in money in the c,;o a
SHADES saloon, corner OF Park and wv
mi g streets. While under the ineu"'o.
liquor he was Joined by two men .,
Trick and Columbus, whom he a~fterva.s su
suspected OF having robbed him w. 'uS
ported his loss to the police .ns ~
two men were taken into cn.tos sus
Tracey being arrested frat o-s"y'
UNI later. They stoutly ins;st"Sd Gol.
they were innocent, but officers TonoIna t
Warner, By q very clever trick secnroJ ana
mutual acknowledgment of the ,obSSle1r
Ihey ere both placed in one cell v;th ry'
grated door. The officers ;na WIN q
leaving the jail as Tracy and ''1 Gai OF
bus supposed, quietly took o'um'
position on the stairway where thoa
could hear everything without heiu, .ney
ItInO Enh-
amp awaited the logic OF events. In J 'Sen
guarded moment the prisoners got to ta w.
ing about the theft and soon beca aiA'
VOWED in an angry alteration, in wS;ai
each charged the other with bau;cn
1T uehed" the victim. Tracy BEING mnaS
the larger Of the two threatened TO aucn
the cell floor with his confederate wbopp
the difficulty subsidized. Once cooled dora
they canvassed the matter over, and DIV.
ing the conversation they made mutuaI
confessions and acknowledged bav;Da
st''len the money and watch. Thew Mug
ceeded to formulate plans to escaDe p thu
penalty OF thtir crime. They were eettino
along famously when the officers stennaS
from their hiding place, and taking CopIppm'
bus, transferred him to the county ian
and thus nipped their scheme in it's incini.
eacy.
After their arrest, a bArkeeper Torma,lr
employed at the Arion to whom thew bod
givea the watch, learning that # haJ
been stolen, turned it over to the no;Sa
and stated from whom he had received #
A knife belon ing to the ipecac dispens.r
was foundin the possession OF Tracv, hnt
no signs Of money was found on either NJ
the prisoners.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-07

the Northern Pacific and the Harrison
administration in the mineral land
issue. So do Sanders and Carter
Everyone will admit that the nter-Moun
tain Is accomplished in the use Of decep.
tive methods. Its record shows that il
often gets in its work, which it could
never do were 1t not for the most careful
use Of every ingenious method calculated
conceal its real plans. It publishes
what it ought to do that it may do what
It ought not to do. It Is an old racket
but it often wins, especially when manip-
ulated by the experience and skill in
such matters which are universally ad-
mitted to be the stock-in-trade Of the
Main street organ.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-07
THE UXORCIDE ARRAIGNED
Enters a Plea of Not Guilty and Examina
ton is Set for Friday.

Enters a Plea of Not Guilty and Examipa.
ton is Set for Friday.
Joseph Barriere, who murdered his vifa
on East Galena street Saturday morning
was arraigned before Judge Newklrk YEA.
terday morning on a charge OF murder in
the first degree. He was represented bv
his attorneys, Mcbride & Haldorn, and
entered a plea OF not guilty and was re.
manded. His examination was set for
next Friday. OF course it is only
surmise, but indications warrant the
belief that the "pinkie" element
will do everything in its power to secure
the murderer's release, and no end OF man.
ufactured evidence will be produc d at the
preliminary hearing in support Of Bari.
ere's gauzy story that the woman
kiIlsd herself. 1t may prove a h ard matter
f)r the murderer and his friends to &c.
the mannerin which the pistol, with
which the murder was committed, man.
aged to get under the doorstep outside OF
the room in which the woman was
killed, unless it was placed
there by Barriere himself, after
he had murdered the woman. From the
of most OF the witnesses ( r the
defense, it is safe to say if they thoughts
court could be made to believe it, that
they would not hesitate to swear that the
weapon accommodating walked out and
itself where it was found. 1t WIS re.
ported yesterday that the evidence IN kers
had succeeded in finding an eyewit ness to
The tragedy who swears that the mi
killed herself and that Barriere was in no
way responsible for her death.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-07

fer neople have f.,and that the brick man
ufactured from this clay gave such grea'
s~atisfaction. The average life of Q brick
Observation-Disclosures from the Golden clay Of Col
o,adol s from four to Ave months. Tn
liisiof the brick manufactured from thia
cInv is from fourteen to fifteen months,
ard It il fully equal to the best brick man
niacturcd in Europe for resisting heat.
WHAT is meant by 'liie OF q brick" Is the
lsnpth OF time it lasts in Q furnace.
The people OF Montana. especially those
interested in mining, are to be congratu'
lated upon the discovery OF this most won
derful clay deposit. Hundreds OF thou
sands OF dollars that have been annusliy
sent abroad will now be kept within the Q
ders Of America, and the smelters will be
able to get q much better article OF fire
brick at greatly reduced cost, as it 10 UNI
derstood that q movement is on foot now
to establish a plart at an early lay at
Falls for the manufacture OF
brick and all other articles for which
this clay &c so we'll adapted.