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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11
now SHALL rnEr vorE .

In q few Of the districts beth parties
combined on candidates for delegates to
the constitutional convention, with the
result chat but three men, in such cases.
were nominated II Is designed that .
ticket with these three names upon It,
shall be voted by each elector. The idea
ID to get the best men and to eliminate
the obnoxious factor Of party politics
from the strife and conine all effort To
the general veal This is commendahle.
and shows the people possessed OF the
right spirit
1t Is understood, however, that an
elector can vote for but two names, and
il this be the ease, there is danger ef
technical troubles interposiag In the
way Of the legal standing of the ballots
that may be cast, containing three
names.
In Silver Bow county, for instance,
MeaderyiIIe, Parrot and Biacktail ara at
tached to the XXIst district, comprising
also o part Of jefferson county. The
voters should know just how to net.
This is q matter demanding immediate
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11

The New York Mail and Ex.
press" and the Chicago Tribune" are
agreed on n point, and that is that a
century ago there was q bitterness OF
party feeling unknown to-day. Men
hated each other because they were Fed
eralists or anti-Federalists. No believer
In the new Constitution would trust his
health to a JeffersOnian anti-Union doe
Tor, or, If he could help it, buy goods
from an anti-Uni0n ~JeffersOnian trader.
The eabaling against Washington dur
ing the wal was meaner and more rabid
than anything in recent times. The
abuse layished on him when President
was more savage and malignant thai
the -ghOulish glee" Of which the late
President Cleveland complained so bit
terly. Men had less control over them
selves They could not keep their
tempers or practice the courtesies OF life.
There was more orthodoxy but less reli-
giOn, more bowing and scraping, but
less poiiteness. In that day as in this,
regretted the good old times"
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11
sIINIS AND SINNERS.

| C. d. Clemens, Helena, is at the Windsor.
r O. Reynolds, Dillon, il at the 81. Nieho.
las
n Harris. Great Falls. is at the MeDer.
mott
J.R- AeRae. Anaconda, is at the Wind.
sor.
J.. l. Selway. OF Basin, Is registered ut
the ST. Nicholas.
Frank Batemau. German guIeh, il q ST.
Nicholas guest.
H. E. Brunnesl. of Helena, il registered
at the McDermott.
Frank Durand and wife, Granite, are
AeDerDott guests
George B. Frazier. Nevada, Iowa, il regis
tered at the Windsor.
Otto WOmmessdorfer, the Stuart phil.
osopher, was in Butte yesterday.
Phil Sherman, owner of several bonanEas
near Banuock, came over to take look at
Butte, yesterday.
81. c Balm, as-nt Of the Pacific Express
company Is making a desperate effort to
recover from a severe attack of bilious
mess.
Messrs. Merrell and Willard, who hare
spent the past a on the coast, have re-
turned to Butte on a visit. Mr.. AerreI
has jest arrived from St. Louis, at which
place he was last week.
DIR. Leavitt retur0ed from Helena and
Phliiipsburg Yesterday. At the former
place he attended g session OF the medical
q and at the latter he prescribed for a
case OF pneumonia
EC. Dutton, city ticket agent OF the
Montana Central. left for the Milk River
country yesterday morning to stake out a
ranch During bis absence A. II. Armitaes
will occupy his place in front of the ticket
rack.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11

Woman hogging exists as a punish
ment In the Transvaal. All the South
African press is violently opposed 10 it,
but only recently q woman was sentenced
to receive fifteen lashes for using obscene
language LIN countries considered much
more civilized the Jogging of q still
more helpless and innocent portion of
humanity is resorted to so commonly as
to attract no attention. except from some
lone individual, who, now and then.
dares express his honest feeling while
Drawing the fear Of being labeled a
-cTank" by the wonderfully wise masses.
IL the woman fiogger is a brute. what is
the child fiogger?
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11
TOURING
A Party Of New York Capitalists Visit the
Copper Camp.

A Party Of New York Capitalists Visit tn.
Copper Camp.
Aspecial train of four private es,s, con.
sissing of q combination baggage and tom.
missary car, a dining car, nurse car and
sleeping car arrived over the Montana Gen.
trail from Helena yesterday afternoon at /
O'Clock. The cars we're the personal prop.
erty OF the late w. 81. Vanderbilt, and are
said to be the costliest and most maRnId.
cent coaches ever built in this. or any other
country.
The tourists occupying these portable
palaces we're DR.. Seward Webb, president OF
the Wagner Sleeping Car company, his vile
and three children; ]. "a. Purdy and wife.
Julian Kane. DR.. J.. W. Mclean. Louis
Webb, George Bird and Frank Webb.
DIR. Webb, the head OF the exeursionists,
10 q son-in-lsw Of Mr. Vanderbilt, and Ike
his lats fafh~er-in-ias. is a man OF immense
wealth.
THIS party is making n general tour OF The
and left New York April 6, arriv-
ing here from Portland, via Helena They
left at 3 O'Clock for Great Falls, and after
doing Montana will leave for Alaska. dis
em~barking from their train at Vancouver.
b. L. and viii takes steamer, chartered for
the occasion.
While in the city they were driven about
IN carriases under the guidance OF General
Manager Shelby.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11
-INIERksTING To DOcroeS
Meeting of the Territorial Medical Board
At Helena-What Was Done.

Meeting of the Territorial Medical Board
at Helena-What Was Done.
The territorial board OF medical cram.
liners he'd another session at Helena Tines.
day and Wednesday, and several mora
doctors we're refused permission to practice
In the territory
1t is said that certificates we're refused tn
Dr. RightenoGr Of Sheridan, DR.. Davidson
OF Dillon, and the Helena branch Of The
Dr. Liebig ~dispensary.
The board, it ia said, d in no way an
preb-nsive Of the outcome OF the suit nv
pending in the district court, brought by
DR.. Weyerhorst OF this city. against thu
board for refusing to issue q certificate To
him. The board places its reliance tor
success upon q decision rendered by tbe
supreme court OF the United States m =
case involving similar points. which vas
sppealed from Virginia, and in which the
validity Of the state medical act was sus-
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11
Pennies are Legal Tender Now.

Washington Post: The action of tina,
New Jersey band in dumping $4,000 in
silver or its floor in payment oil its check.
In the hands Of rival institution bring
up the question OF legal tenders. Gold hsz
always been legal tender in the United
States With q brief interval previous to
the passage OF the Bland act, silver dolIsrs
have been also Greenbaeks are, but gold
SILVER certificates are not, except on
customs, taxes and public dues. National
bank notes are not legal tenders, and can
be, and often hsv been, refused In nav
me0t OF debt. Subsidiary coin ia zeal
tender only in limited Quantities.
A gentleman went to the sfamn window
OF the postofice in q neighborinS city and
called Tor 100 i cent stamps, tendering in
payment 100 i cent pieces
These are net legal tender ia any such
amounts" growied the stamp clerk. II
refuse to accept them"
You do. eb?" answered the gentleman.
Wei, give me one stamp" at the same
time showing out a penny. The stamp vas
Forthcoming.
Nov. give me 9 stamp" He got il.
Another stamp"
Nov another"
See here" said the clerk, "how MANY
stamps do you want? You are keepine
twenty people waiting"
oh. / always keep within the law,"n-l
spo1ded the gentleman. Another stsmp-
please Pennie are not legal tender in
large amounts. Another stamp"
And he showed out his peauies and ;,ur-
stamps one st a time till he got his |
But the clerk uaseured- Pennies are
tender at his windoS in barrel lots.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11
Married Twenty-Five Iines.

The foliouing extract in taken from
Evelynis diary and refers to a Dutch woman
Who lived in the seventeenth century. ITO.
varI the end Of August Ireturned TO Haar.
lem. They showed rs q cottage where they
told US dwelt q uoman Who had been mar.
RED to her twenty-ifth husband. and, be.
ing nou a widow. was prohibited to marry
IN the future; yet il could not be proved
that she had ever made away with any Of
her husbands, though the suspicion had
brought her divers times into troubIe."-
London Truth.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11
THE 1USIkALLas SYSrRM.
It will be Given the First Test in Moatana
IL II Growing In Favor.

It will be Given the First Tesf In Montana.
1t II Growing I'm Favor.
From the Boulder "Age": Montana will
be the first political division in the United
States 10 elect state officers under what IL
known as the Australian system of voting.
The Law Jf this kind, which was enacted in
Massachusetts, asst 6 does not take tf-
feet Gntil November 1 Of the year, and the
Cther states which have adopted the sys-
tenn during the past winter viii have no
state elections until sitter Montana elects
her first state officers on Tuesday, Oeto-
Der 1.
Dakota might have SHARED this hocor
sith Montana, N aft-r the b u had passed
both branches Of tie legislatures, had been
correctly enrolled ard six- ed by the presid-
ing officers. it sas lost or stolen before il
reached the governor, and the loss was not
discovered until the legislature had sd-
iourned.
The Montana Law il growing in favor
sith the people of Montana az they become
aequaioted with its provisions, and the
operation OF the law next October viii
doubtless be n success.
And. by the way. il 10 quite smusinS to
notice the airs which are put on nowadays
over the enactment Of this law, by txo or
three OF the leading Repabliea1 Newspapers
OF the territory which we're it's bifteret
opponents when il was under eonsidera-
lion in the legislature.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11
Another Unfortunate.

A lady, named Mrs. Mcmillan, was ex,
amined before the probate court yesterday,
the charge OF insanity TIE court made
order Tor her confinement in the Warm
asylum and she was convened
by 4 deputy sheriff is the afternoon.
lt il thought that her arrangement viii
prove only temporary.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11
v PHILOSOPHY.

The fountains mingIe with the river,
And the river With the ocean;
The winds OF heaven mix forever
With a smeet emotion:
Nothing in the world 10 single;
All things by q Law divine,
In one suother's being mingle-
Why not l with thine?
See the mountains kiss the heavens,
And the yaves clasp another;
No sister flower would be forgiven
Iii disdained its brother;
And the sunlight clasps the earth,
And the moonbeams kiss the sea
what are all these kisslnxs worth,
III thou kiss not mef
-lPerey Bysshe Sbelley.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11
The Same Artist.

From the Helena journal" II Mr..
Oakley. who, in partnership with Mr..
NORTH Koch, will DON establish q print
ing BUSINESS in Seattle, i the artist uho
got up The Butte NNERis holiday edition.
the journal desires to say of him that
ne u one OF the best printers in the United
States He possesses such extraordinary
talent IN his line that be you'd succa-a
we're be to establish himself among an
army of competitors.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11

Cxininal salsndsr of the salstxict eour
Nh Be callsd ths morning.. sid case -
for trial.
Notes Of location of the Elkhorn leds
-unorsanissd district. visa fled f0r NON
yesterday.
The Moultua nseds n <hspsss MT uf szi
bars. estimated sAsne $Is4Ss. ris avlks
FARGO, yesterday
CS. Eltinge has hren a~ppHantni | ca
AGENT Tor the NOrihxssferE Gassaats Loai
company o. M~innraposs-
Thermomefer In frons I'll Casissax,s slra
store registered s. above yesterday mara
ing ~ 8 O'Clock. and So at Il the alter
noon-
The brand jury c~ompleted It's habers ne
terday evening. and viii submit It's ann
report at 10 O'Clock this morning.
Tom Collins, for carrying coasrakt
weapons. was fined SO and costs BY Jndr.
Neukirk yesterday.
c.. Geary contributed SO 10 the citya
~exeheq1er yesterday for indnlsins in ihe ex
citing pastime Of lighting.
James Murray, indeIasit 81 81 and cosss
was mi TO laif yesterday hy judge Nsw
kirk. James had been .rInkins.
Ssnor Montgomery, q szif IRON = f.,seizr
land. was fined 81 and costs by Judge New
kirk Yesterday Tor being slorioceIy drunk.
Ex-Assstant CITY Attorney Booth haE
opened a Law Office n DON No. 3 npsiain
over the Union Pacific ticket ofic.
Permission 10 we'd was granted hs shs
probate court TO William ROdxer ana EiiE
abeth Ann Frank, yesterday
The Lexington shipped ten bars OF 6ul
o VIA the Paelie Express ye~,er,.ay,
weighing l.S52 pounds Estimated value.
S21,432.
H. Haupt. untilresnty deputy couuts
treasurer, has connected himself with Man
tie d Warren and viii look after the frms
real estate and brokerage business
Filing OF the last win ard testament O,
Iimcths Sullivan was made with the pro
bate court yesterday. Hearing r prooi
was set Tor Wednesday. Nay 80.
Daisy Dean and Julia Clifford, two frsi
daDseis. were ny before judge Newkirk res
terday, charged With fighting. Daisy 1as
mulcted IN the sum Of s. aud costs; julia
vas discharged
Quit claim deed executed by E. d. Quinn.
In favor Of Alfred Mueller. c~onyeyiDg an
undivided one half interest in the Candle
Stack . was filed for record yesterday.
Consideration. $50.
Transfer of surface ground OF the Nellie
lode. Summit Valley district, by Noah
TO the Miners Lumber COM
was recorded yesterday. Considers
tion, $I250.
The party At W. c. Caseyis residence.
Wednesday evening. was q eomplete sue
cess. All the one OF ths city we're prs
ent. and the faEars awarded both unique
and appropriate.
The funeral Of John j. Nixon, who died
the Sisters hospitsl, Wednesday, took
placs yesterday afternoon under the aus
pices OF the Miners Union, OF which orsani-
Iation deceased was q member.
a broad smile. Indicative OF 0 than
he Hs0al amOunt of good nature and eoa-
eminent. Is sreaihius the features OF Rod
Lggat as be coateuplstes the we. ground
goodiy amount Of snow on the moua-
ain tops. guarantees of plenty OF water
or sluicing- Rod Is Dsseaing up q large tract
placer grounds in Tire Homestake district
until within tine last few days has been
OF the Ja<ults, owing to y
eereity OF water.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11
TURNER


Butte Turn Verein Arranges for the Ffrs,
Excursion of the Season.
The Butte Turn Verein has eontemplsted
an excursion to some convenient point for
q number OF weeks and has finally selected
q place. Wednesday afternoon, at tie so.
heitation OF General Dawson. a eommitte.
OF the vereln VISITED Central park on the
Montana Central. distant IRON the city aa
miles and made an inspection OF the grounds.
They we're highly pleased with the parka and
At once made ~arransements to hold their
picnic there.
The date set for the affair Is SUNDAY Nav
&c, and 3 special train has been chartered
carry the turner's and their friends ont
and back. The fare has been fxeo ats n,
the round trip, a remarkably ehesp 8 :
Advancing pavilion and other aecomno-
datIoGs sili be erected on the srounr:.
~h,eh will. no doubt, become very popular
eIeunsioGists.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11

A Washington letter says: Private
Secretary Haiford says that the Presi-
dents health has not been better In
twenty years than it is now. This story
Is gotten up for 0ut-Of-town consump-
ton; it viii not pass here where people
can see the Presidents ehalky face and
the watery looking puffs under his eyes"
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11
Hopeless

New York Truth: Frightened mother
For heavens sake, John, run for the
doctor. Raby has swallowed your collar
button
John turning Over in bedl-How am /
to 20 for the doctor without NV collar
button? What nonsense women do talk,
t6oes to SLEEPY.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11

The New Fo1HdlaRd an m-nztura ~
Heading New York dog faneier says the
Impression that the New Foundland dog il
g s~ood-nstured n Is q mistake. Ibe
thoroughbred New Foundland is NOT to Be
trusted He has an ugly temper, and If
chained up for . part Of 8 day, Is ant to
become dangerous- The Scotch collie Ia
afieetionate.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11

The source Of the Mississippi, as well
as that Of the Nile, still remains a mat
ter Of question. Prof. ]. B. Brewer has
just returned 70 ST. Paul after a two
months research in the Itasca region,
and he thinks he has now the mystery
rnu down.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11

Once in awhile the victim of the yici-
Gus dog gets ven with the owner. A
Newburg. n. l., man has just recovered a
verdict for $50 against the possessor Of
a dog that had inflicted injuries upon
him.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11

Anaconda Democrats, the With district,
nominated j. r TOole and George VI.
Winston for delegates. Both are coed
men. since the Republicans made but
One nomination. that of H- r whitehall,
the election of these three is conceded.
They will make good delegates.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11
and winter. lingering. chiIls the lap
Of May"

Wyoming is det eloping rs a superior
eOalprodueing country. Il i asafisfac-
ton to know that that territory has some
thing besides the Yellowstone Park to be
proud o..
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11

Senators Sherman and Quay, who have
been saying uncomplimentary things
about each other, have shaEen hands and
outxardly made up. but they have doubt
less made up their minds to get even with
each other at the first opportunity.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11

Senator Stewart continues to pound
away at the silver question. but he has
not yet been able to persuade the admin
istrafion to increase its monthly pur-
chase Of bullion. He says he still hopes
TO do 50.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11

An exchange declares that twenty-three
Connecticut schoolma'ams, who were un-
der examination last week, went down in
an exhausted heap when asked to spell
~diphtheria-' They dipped and dipped.
but mot one could diphtheria.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11
4 STRAIGHT PLEA.

Il Young Thief Acknowledges his Guilt-Ts
Ne Sentenced Tomorrow.
Henry W. Straight, the young toash who
arrived here a few weeks from Nex
York. and signaed his advent by robbins a
travelling companion with whom he put NJ
aftne same hotes, OF $1,10o, will probably
remain q resident of MontaDa for several
years
Il will be remembered that he was Cap
tured o few hours after having committed
the robbery and sent to Jail to await the
seton OF the grand jury That body in-
dIeted him and he was srraigned yesterday
TO plead to thu charge. He entered a plea
OF sCnty and was remsn6ei tn lsii
until Saturday when he will receive sen
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11
READ THIS TWICE,

Fully one-eighth OF the sum total Of human
snd their results
The wonderful Russian New Remedy, Is tie
best and soret Of all medicines for resro-ins
strength. ambition snd vissr N those WHO nfeI
iron ali private. chronic and nervous diseases,
such a. blood and skin diseases, syphilis scrof.
ufas. havo0s, erysipe g, salt rheum, pemphig0s.
psorisslSct and slimpurfties of the blood cans
ing euptions. pinples. hlofehes. falling out of
hsir. etc.
Pnvste dseasas-gonorrhea- gleee. s.ricturs.
kidney and blssder troubles. cysfiis, and an -
$40 e1ects OF yo1fhfultollies and e1cesses, which
80 unit mel for bosinass or pleasure.
he wonderful success Of this new renefy d.
Ponds upon TIE fsct that it supplies an element
which Il found wanting N the blood Of
. WEAK MEN.
Dr. Schultz viii forfeit 5000 for sny casa
taken under his new remedy which fails to eurs
Remember that ii Ii not 8 pasent nedicire.
Written guarantee to refund the money II il
does not affect q cure.
New remedy for plies without the use OF bison
or mercury.
o6es hours from 9 m. to sR. N andsp.m-
to $50 Il.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11

A concert win be given at Old Silver Row
by the musical talent of the plaes oext
Wednesday evening. May Is. An admis-
sion fe Of 20 cents viii be charged: esiI-
dren bali prsca- Programme for the oeea-
sion viii be published later on.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11
Raising Deer for veunon

There are several deer farnAs in Lo.pde
county. where venison s raised for m.rRs.
lt n said hat it costs no nor 10 re
yenison than turkey, sad that IL 80
Observation-Disclosures tGa.l Cbrun;c;e
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11
They Can Vote

Caerk Nspton issued final n-aturaliza-
uon papers to the foIIosins sen.I--
men. yesterday, Who are no~ tuH-ea5-
children OF { f~ie Sam by adoption.
James F. Hoar Joseph Thamss W;1..-
Jean and Timothy Siiley.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11

The superior merit Of Ayers Cherry Pee
toral as an anodyne expectorant is due to
. skilful combination of the most powerful
ingredients Nothing like it has ever been
attempted In pharmacy, and its success
in the cure OF pulmonary complaints is
unparalleled.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11

BY dispeling the symptoms so often mis-
taken for consumption, SANTA ABLE hrs
brought giadness to many a household By
its prompt use for breaking up the cold
that too often develops into that fatal dis
ease, thousands can be saved from an I'M
timely grave. You make no mistake iE
Ii keeping q bottle of this pleasant remedy
in your house. CALIFORNIA CAT-RICURE
is equally effective in graduating all traces
of Nasal Catarrh. Both of these wonder
full California remedies are sold and war
ranted by Jas L. Singer; 81 a package,
hree for $3.50.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11
DIR. SCHULTZ'S
RUSSIA SPECIAL DISPENSARY

"a AS1hH SlS1L 1NSh1t
Foneriy from Europe, Russia. City of Moscow
Cor. Main St, and Broadway, Butte City,
Over J. e Boyceis Store, Room ! anda
Where he made Al envishle reputation in his
specially. Private. Chronic and Nervous Dis
eases Of Men and Women, whether caused by
mprudence, excuses OF contzgion- Seminal
Weakness Night Losses, Sexnal Debility, Loss
Of Sexual Power. Nervous Debility, Blood Dis
orders, etc. Durable Gases warranted to cure in
yERE SHORT uNR
or money refunded. Recentcass in few days
Charges low. especially 10 the poor. Free
treatment On Frdsy-a0 diseases Of men and
women The docto. has devoted his life to this
one specially and his proficiency Is attested by tie
thousands b have been cured. sueoessfuHy
treated BY my new method without the pse Of
mercu1- The Dr. cures where others fail. In
DR. Schultz viii make no charge unless
he effects g cure.
~Persons at g distance cured at home. All
communication strictly confdenriaL. Send for
trial trestnsn1-
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11

Deed to Two Divide Greek Claims Pf...s
in Escrow.

Copy OF escrow to the Forest Hill and
Sunnnyside lcdes. Divide Greek district.
sas fixed Tor record with the county clerk
and recorder, yesterday.
Deed to the property has been placed
With j. & Carne, trustee. audexpirstion Of
escrO. II fixed for July Is. The amount
named In the deed is $1,000. During the
time when the conditional deed remains in
force. the grantees have lease upon the
The grantors are II. Higgins, Z. J. Petty
et Ar and the grantees, JoeeDh A. NsSean
Isaae Nadeau. Joseph Munnier and q. VI
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11

DR. Heoer Roberts, of Hes~na. viIl me-.
Patents and friends a. the seD=rD,ot
Hotel Friday ami SATURDAY..