Butte Miner (Newspaper) - October 9, 1877, Butte, Montana 2 BUTTE OCTOBER NUMBER THE BUTTE MINER MILLS V B O 1 n 113 T O K S E f Sine copy irae 50 six months 3 oo copy twelve 5 00 Delivered by Carrier 00 cts per DW W the Carrier each mouth Advertising rates will bu furnished on Surgeon Dentist BUTTE MONTANA Office upstairs In tlie Stevens Building Main St O W Physician and Surgeon Office at Residence Calls in town and country promptly attended to JOHN F FOEBIS AND AT LAW BUTTE CITY MONTANA Attended To J C C Thornton AND COUNSELLOR AT AKD MONTANA W K HOOM 3 MIT WASHINGTON O Special attention to all mutters relating to tlm public lands to for Mineral before Ilic eral mil O B ami Deer Lodge M- T D L U S Deputy Mineral and MONTANA THE FAVORITE EATING ROOM 1 MEALS it ALL HOUES TEE DAY Hoard per Single meals 60 Come anil get a Square Meal JOS BUTTE RESTAURANT Pfaff Sherman PROPRIETORS Broadway east or Main Street T New Opening New Furniture First-Class Fare OB LUNCHES At hours of tlie Day and Kight Boa per week 00 Single meals 50 Lunches Including Loa unit 25 Guests Receive courteous attention and their wants will be to the and come anil a good meal SOOTT Deer Lodge Montana The and Popular Hotel cf the Western Slope SCOTT HOUSE UBICK C E N T E N N I A L Butte City Montana DAVID COHEN Proprietor East aide of Main MONTANA HEALS AT ALL HOURS DURING THE DAY SEW HO NEW EVER in PROPRIETOR begs leave to assure tlie i public Unit no pains or expense will be spared to render the tables first-class in every respect Board per Week Single Meals 50 Cents Deer Lodge City Montana ASSAYERS Territory Samples from 11 to ately and returns made the following tiny At Rainbow Mine and in rear of Furgo A M T Cox IS N L CITY MONTANA Assays of Gold Silver Copper and Lead Promptly and carefully Will attend the of mines etc on 3d door west A M E MA YEll BUTTE of MONT Office In building formerly occupied by the Special attention paid lo Sample bottles all kinds of gold ami silver bullion Samples sent from u distance promptly at- to and returns made the following day Charges G A MINES Watchmaker H Main BUTTE MONTANA Watches and Jewelry of overy class and cleaned on short notice nnd In U b General Variety Goods 11 M n i H i m i f n n m 11 n 11 n 11111 CONFECTIONERY AND TOBACCOS AND NOTE Congress Nn tional nnu Kent mills nil weights sizes Onion Skin Note Lotto ifor Note an nil sizes styles colors anil prices writing and copying fluids school Ink etc BLANK Day books Journals ledgers Account and memorandum booKs every variety VARIETY nil styles of pens and pencils pape Hilt-stands rulers and Inri copy books to country Wit Hew Shaving and It SCHMIDT MONTANA CELEBRATED Hie only cure II prevents th hair from out nnd is declared by bcs the only cure for all seal For Andorson A Mce si rso j Nextdoor to Jacobs store o Pine Well-Furnished Rooms Accommodations INTERNATIONAL HOTEL HELENA Mont RINDA Travelers who have visited nil the principal towns in tlie Territory concede this to be the cst In Montana afford lug bettor setting decidedly table f any house north of tho IJ P and C 1J KT REASONABLE A D HOWE Cleric CIRTON HOUSE BUTTE CITY MONT Good Accommodations for Lodgers No Bar in nor Saloon near the House Guests will Good loard per 01 por 1 oo Lodging per The traveling public will find this a pleasant nud patronage is respectfully ROUT GIRTON Mineral BUTTE Hauswirth Brothers AND Silver Bow BEEF VEAL PORK MUTTON GAME ETC ALL CHOICE MEATS Having supplied the above markets for years iul following it for an exclusive business we re determined to supply my patrons with Vest Meats at Lowest Prices New well to patronize the M CITY PROPRIETORS Having opened the with the finest lotel accommodation for lodgers in Butte we will be pleased to have the patronage of tin public to give The of tlie Public is Solicited Seasonable Bides to HAUSWIRTH BROS COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL Nos 37 and 39 STREET Helena Montana SCHWAB ZIMMERMAN PROPRIETORS TRAPPER CITY HOTEL CITY JOSEPHINE for Travelers Lodging rooms to nil comers Board by the day or week moderate arid good fat provided A of patronage In ity Meat Markets POTTING KONZELMAN PROPRIETORS ud V Staff Correspondence of the Engineering and Mining Journal i these commercial when bills are continually falling due and greenbacks so scarce that of elegant leisure are compelled to resort to cunningly devised schemes to secure heir daily dinner and cigar any new plan has for its object tlie conversion of jrain tissue into legal lender without ng heavily on fibres will out doubt attract the immediate attention of We do not desire to be as hinting any reader of Hie lal could the aid of of tins nature has a general and Corner and Granite Streets friends by reason of tlie fact that tlie ruining industry is an element in this new system of money making Without any further preface therefore and feeling confident that every reader of the Journal is lending us his full attention we propose lo describe tbe new gospel of tion for those are financially in a bad place The plan may be named Tlie Bureau System Tlie modern financial or mining bureau as it is generally styled is an tion located in Chicago York St Louis or some city far from the mines to prevent any unpleasant legal complication from arising between the the in- and the owners of the mines For the proper prosecution of its labors it is essary that the bureau should be in a community utterly mining Circumstances being favorable on both these points the is nominally POTTING KONZELMAN HEW MARKET Broadway east of Main Street BUTTE MONTANA Large Supply ani Choice Variety of Always pa tlie Hooks BEEF VEAL H SAUSAGE A VINO a market Is every will be to suppy customers with a variety or meats at the going prices 1 solicit a share of patronage TAMES posed of a long list of reputable toned merchants but actually hands of two or three impecunious adventurers to whom is joined a broken-down itself ill a handsome upon the greatest thoroughfare of the city and if any of the parties concerned can ford newspaper organ is started Some simple and responsible friend of tlie is induced to guarantee a couple of months rent and to advance a few hundred dollars in casli Some cheap furniture is bought few line shelves erected along tile walls gorgeous sign that will make the eyes ache with its gaudiness ami flash is hung to the breeze and the President and Secretary seat themselves down to manipulate the tion The first step is the preparation of an at- tractive and well-worded circular This gen forth to the mining world that upon the solicitation of numerous mine owners and under co-operation o some of lie best known citi the Great Republic Mutual En reau of Mining industry has been formed lo the purpose of engaging the attention of cap In the resources of the Great West Having secured an elegant office in the cen Ire of the town fine cabinets have been built for the reception of ore and a complete and well known professor of assaying engaged to test tlie value of all minerals received A handsome catalogue is now being printed for distribution in winch the of every donor of specimens nil a full description of the mines from hich they came iat the most interesting mining papers are cpt on file in lie bureau office and that tlie coins are daily thronged with wealthy looking for remunerative investments miners are urged to send samples of ores for exhibition and the promise is uade that the chemist will assay and label specimen as it and that the manager will devote is whole time to calling the attention of tors to the same These circulars are then over the Vest by the million it is a matter the bureau pays the postage To reate a brilliant local notoriety a press ler is frequently given to which all the reporters of the city papers are and fed gorgeously Invitations are to every paper in the West country editor in regretting his inability o attend presents the institution with n y laudatory puff and invites all the miners f the district to assist the enterprise by ng to the the finest possible samples of their ore And so the scheme is fairly launched It beautifully for a month or so Scores and hundreds of valuable of gold and silver ore come in by each lay's The polite manager of the bu who as likely as not has been in jail once or twice sits joyously in his office and unpacks each while the professor who knows less of that science im's traditional ass tests each by his eye of every mining bureau organized in lie country The exceptions are wholly to a few individual of hat nature located directly at the mines swindling would not be attempted or permitted There are honest and reliable of the kind at Salt Lake Utah boo Colorado and no some other With all his experience the miner s perhaps the most easily folded individual of Subject to periodical and persistent from tbe mining sharps process the bureau swindler and the puffer it is a wonder that lie exists still as an owner of anything except the clothes to his back Always enthusiastic self and unfortunately always ready to assist n his own bis very hospitality ami poor and expose him to the attacks of any adventurer who may select him for his prey 1 THE OPIUM A Slavery is Worse than Death From the Philadelphia Bulletin Charles Tyler known to the York police as the Opium Fiend is in the Tombs of that City for stealing surgical in- and cases ot morphia from cians The instruments he says he took to sell he might procure morphia To a reporter lie My right name is Henry L Sanford 1 was in Hie District of Columbia and am 28 years old My mother was a Tyler of Virginia but my father was a man They are both dead I have brothers and sisters though they cast me off long ago on account of mv habit of taking At 20 I graduated from the College of Pharmacy ROACH LAYELL PROPRIETORS Office and Yard on Broadway Butte Montana above firm oiler to the citizens and mln JL Ins companies of Butto and vicinity splendid stock of BUILDING LUMBER MIMING TIMBERS Mill Orders a Specialty All of sawed building material Wo nre prepared to to all minim companies from to and t TIMBERS Common Lumber of nil and ever variety of material In our lino estimates their value and labels them ing to the dictates of bis liberal imaginative inner consciousness The shelves vapidly fill up and packing boxes are added In a short time the bureau finds itself in lie possession of trora to of ore has no visible owner At this stage rent printing furniture and restaurant bills begin to appear autt with their advent comes the beginning of the end Creditors are staved off to the hist moment so the bureau may secure every bit of ore possible Finally night the ager and treasurer and professor of the assemble in the bureau office the ores are hastily deprived of their elegant labels and thrown into sacks a van at the carries them away to nearest smelting works where they are immediately sold for cash when morning sun looks down once more through tlie elegant windows of the bureau office its superb cab missing and its rascally officials ing successfully the mirier and the investor once It may be doubted that this is a but we can assure it is With hut vory few exceptions it is the in Chicago I started out as a but before long became addicted to drinking whisky 1 found that the habit was injurious to my business besides as in all cases after a while the whisky failed to give me Hie it did In the first place It was then I began to take morphine That had did effect on me lively and ambi- tions and gave me an amount of happiness I cannot express I speculated and made lots of money top hard for me to undertake At the end of two years my suffering began I had to be con- stantly under the influence of the drug I had married and lost my wife and this made it necessary for me to take stronger doses un- til mv mind became impaired I was put in a lunatic asylum in Massachusetts and the doctors said they had never heard of any one who took so much I was allowed to leave this institution 1 again hegan taking the drug and soon rains a day If I had only about SO grains now it would make me so lively that T could dance all around the room The tor gives me 20 grains morning and night but that's only enough to keep me I take t by injection Long failed to have iny ou rue taken through the mouth Here he bared his left arm and showed the reporter the of these injections They were made from a hypodermic syringe and from frequency his the ders down to the wrist were one surface of scars and theskin was of a bluish tint Many of these punctures were not healed but ford said he was totally devoid of feeling One might bore into his skin with a red-hot iron lie said and he would not feel it arid as proof of this he showed scars on Miis legs some as large as a silver half-dollar told got them It appears that adversity in its fullest measure came Upon him He lost his hypodermic syringe and so procured a common syringe This he could not in- sert into the skin without cutting a hole used to take a razor and cut a gash in Ills thigh with a pair of bore a hole into the flesh and inject the morphine All tlie fleshy parts ot his body which he could conveniently get at have been cut and over and over again During the last two said Sanford I have taken over of morphine a I have often taken overa drachm in a day One drachm of morphine is equal to more than five hundred grains of opium Being asked to explain his present ment Sanford said that lost every means of making money he sold everything he had from time to time to procure morphine When everything he profited for a while on credit with druggists and dealers with whom acquaintance When this means of getting the drug was denied he stole what he could and with the proceeds got what he wanted Knowing the ways of doctors and the value of their der voted myself to this special way of raising the wind Of course I got caught will do anything to procure When the desire ou me I would The Greeks are so courteous that they speak of a woman with big feet nose shrill voice as a mistake of the angles Boston intended to have a visit from the Governors but some started a dog show there and they forgot all about it Chase Sparagne paid a yard for some lace a few years ago and now her husband's business paper sells for cents on tlie dollar The fellow who wanted to increase wages bylaw will draw a prescribing that all land shall hereafter wheat to the acre It pains us much to Burlington pitch into the President Why not be good lie a Democrat lias a castor oil plant thirteen feet high iio Norristown little boys will children or go through the street he lives on Tilden is in London the Cockneys lieve man whoso wife used to pick little bits of lint Beecher's Falls The latest way of dressing a lady's hair is to pile it a slant lady's head looks like head and may be one for can tell Oh George I'm ashamed of your lips like dear little French girl lias given you a I'm not rubbing it rubbing it A Boston man at fire did not awake until his bed was partially burned arid only by tlie aid of manner is much cultivated at the Hub A Massachusetts girl earned and tli neighboring fanners by killing potato bugs Then she took the money am bought her lover a flute Let AIS draw a yei over tlie scene You can't pick up the family Bible at thi season of the year without making your wife and sister scream and filling the room scattered ferns and autumn leaves in al stages of A Connecticut editor wants to know can count We decline We dis cover in this insidious question a to reopen the take Ham can't aarling to-day I t shop and make so many calls Well hard you i DEATH i Balloon Thne TMt ia Air Standard Glade Springs in tins county wai on with people from all f the surrounding country to witness UMI ascension According to ment the trai elmg show of Prof Hoffman ide its exbi- Their large iron was put to orX and the balloon hoisted over It hy means of two poles forty feet lugh Tlie was inflated by me 109 of wood and oil with a small quantity of me added it was filled as usual Mr lesnei the ei as but he child if you cannot take it be to lear the cotton iu rapidly this year ever before bi Mr Storey of calls her attention to Democrat Tou must be blind if you the faint of hew cider that is borne -on the eastern breeze Xew abj Understand why the Presidential party has been talking so fast ever struck Ohio Interesting widower to young lady he is about to is was to mention I several not exchange the morphine for heaven Jive me the dose and then hang me if you like I don't they do mo ter I have got the morphine In Utah it has always been about as to get divorced as to get married Contrary to the based upon experience in other branches of business iu the divorce business the supply regulates the demand and when it became known matrimonial yoke could be shaken off more easily in Utah the demand from distant states for Salt Lake divorces became very At first they were granted to residents of Utah only but lii a short time the procuring of divorces became a distinct business con- ducted by disreputable attorneys or shysters and then residence in the required The United States beea the abuses that been introduced into divorce laws of Utah and may look for an early of the whole infamous business pairs of uice boots that my poor dear first I suppose wouldn't mind wearing them The French are a cheerful race and find a joke in no other people would think of looking for A short time since a explosion blew a man's better half into the bushes where upon the bereaved husband my much wife I The nature of the human mind is con- exemplifying itself can tainly concentrate its strongest two subjects at once the school boy is so successful iu intently poring over his book and a pin into the teacher's pet in front of him at the same time It really is too bad that when in private theatricals a man is picked out to pky the herb and just as he is thinking how he will hug and kiss the heroine he finds out that his young and beautiful wife has been picked out for the heroine and beautiful be hanged says he An applicant for naturalization was a district court this and among the questions propounded was the Do iu form of government the applicant believe iu form Francisco An amateur poet writes us to say that is no rhyme lor the Non- one: On If a burly savage should lay hold upon scalp i v To pare with It you bet I heart would pulp leads to another That is the reason a mail who begins by ing on a lady's ends by lips Arid we rule applies on the other side when has hours of time and skeins of a pair of slippers for Henry's exquisite feet soon begins to claw the vegetation out of the his head It ant woi ints oil were put in and when ex- lausted the of the furnace Then he jumped Ms position ind like an Arrow the great shot its hum daiigling t its end It had ascended some 300 feet and H hile an actor was performing on a bir banging bj his fiet with his head a to the audience the patched and ed tanvas split from bottom to to top with a epoi t that was heard miles aw ay No er lud the gas escaped than the balloon col- and tame shooting down as swiftly as I Ind up The aeronaut saw his ation and quick as lightning turned himself up and handhold and ced a manoeuvre to dodge a telegraph wire and pole towards which he w as failing This he succeeded m doing sinking the ground with force which bounced him up to be caught and pressed dona by the balloon AH this was tlie work of a moment women sickening and tainting unable in their horror to move The ot the unfortunate man stood to the ground un- til the citizens to move vas did they stu The man was found to be and conscious but and mangled He was through it all calm and cool and de cubed his feeling as de- scending he saw and felt death staring him in the fate He was taken to the hotel and both Mr did all in their pow er to relieve his suffer ings With all the aid nothing could be and at II 30 o'clock p m he paid of death Joi his recklessness His name is Frank Hamur fiom Warren Ohio An Advanced Step in tlie of Miss Mitchell teacher of the first grammar 111 the Washington school Pa has introduced a new arid brilliant school It is a ion of the news of the day between the pupils and the the fa st half hour being de- to that cise The letin are n on the blackboards in large German text letters and immediately below m newspaper stj le lines similar to those bj daily papers in giving the points of the most news gmd then each line is taken up by the school and eial of views takes place betw een the teacher and the pupils The Bulletin 11 is Hit ot is elected by the school y month whose duty it is to examine the Pittsburg papers erv morning and write down on the board the points for dis- a head hue resume of the for coming 2 a trying to go to sleep in the Mr J T Field relates on an a very little The venerable gentleman had never read Shakespeare's plays and was advised to do so during winter then In the spring tlie tire casually asked if he liad read of the plays leg he had read them all like ventured Q feeling his may anxiously to an opinion n replied the old man with that is not the word are glorious sir far beyond There are not twenty men in Boston sir who could have written those plays P cussion to t new s of the diy as it were and if the exhibits capacity ior the w ork entrusted him he is often to lus high position Ot couise the discus not take in news hut only of the most interesting character It includes for- news editorial topics local news etc This of their school nork and is by every pils with the greatest possible interest and many of them hose tan afford it chasi a paper morning and study its en- tire contents just as they do their grammar and By means of the Bulletin every schohr learns the im- poi taut oi the day and is enabled to v nous great questions which the public mind The value of of this kind is description and it is hoped that it will become an established custom in school in the country i m the same connection hut illustrative ol the people thenar I recall to the beautiful legend of are few things among s poems more teaching r than his stoiy of the war It is as lender as the ballad of Maud about as 4 true It stems like to break the and if he had not ms over Jackson's grase I would not cave to look be- of his work The tacts are few General Jackson's headquarters Iu Maryland three miles short of and except when he passed through It to leave it he went into the city but on to church On the he left I lum the town He did not pass the house of Barbara ie nothing like tlie fiction of Mr t ever and stonewall Jackson aud hat historic old lady never 1 understand that Mr Whittier f the stoiy as he told it it not true go down to posterity as such yond the reach of correction JEft ambition It way be deuce the of will live long M that make war
