The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-06-10
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metropolitan neishbor, Salt Lake City.
III. Morisr has plsced ! street lamp IN
hont Of his city Hotel, west Broadway.
Fins fsathers makes hne birds. Mrs. Smith
his mo feathers, let the birds take 4 note
ont.
The merchants Of Butte report : great Inn
provemenl in business during the last two
weeks. Sc
6 Mr.. John Hoffman has cot up . billiard
table in his . German Beer Saloon" on East
Broadways
Nj. W. "A. CLARK has put up : telephone
line connecting his private residence with the
hank and with the Dexter mill.
Dussean's new band has been engaged to
play next Friday in the anniversary observ-
ances ofthe Workingmen's Union.
Alter a suspension Of several months, &C
tive operations we're resumed last week on
". A. Clark's claim on the Original lode.
Mr.. John Jolley has purchased the house
and lot near the residence Of Mr.. J. F. Beck,
and until lately occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Ike Moorehouse.
Helena is to have a grand Fourth of July
Celebration. Seven hundred dollars to de-
fray expenses, have already been subscribed.
Butte will not be behind.
The Union boys have everything arranged
for a grand ball next Friday evening. The
attendance will be very large, and a good
time is expected by everyone.
The North Western mill Of Philipsburg
shut down u week ago last Thursday,
owing to the exhaustion of the salt supply,
but will be started up again Immediately.
In the Boardman claim, Original lode, only
q prospecting force of three men is now en-
ployed. The task of sinking the main shaft
so feet deeper will likely be undertaken be-
fore long.
Mr.. A. j. Dusseau has received the comic
opera "H. M. S. Pinafore." If suitable tai
ent can be secured it is likely that the piece
will be presented to 4 Butte audience some
time this uInmer.
Mr.. G.. A. Luke, engaged in Salt Lake City
in the manufacture Of hosiery, visited Butte
last. week. Mr.. Luke is making a tour of
Montana introducing his wares to the atten-
ton of our dealers.
New and Stylish Parasols at Mrs. Smiths.
Large supply of New Hats Just received at
Mrs. Smiths.
A special meeting of the Fire Brigade is
called to take place tomorrow evening, Wed
nesday, June 11th, at School Hall. A full
attendance is desired, as the details OF the
celebration will be discussed.
Our correspondent, "MutAto Nominee"
In to-day's paper tells what's what in very
terse language for the benefit Of the New
York Mining Record, Helena Herald and all
others in need of information.
Ready-made suits at Mrs. Smiths.
Mr.. Fred Loeber in to-day's paper offers
for sale some valuable town property in
Butte. Mr.. Loeber wishes to take a trip to
Europe Upon his return he will enter upon
some other branch of business.
Twenty-one Cinnamon in a cluster arrived
in Butte one day last week, from the termi-
nus. Wonder If the new Constitution in
California has anything to do with their little
umnier excursion this far north.
New Feath srs. sundcwns, Lace Curtains, etc.,
mt Mrs. Smiths.
Does fashions victim ever swear when he
attempts to put on an illfitting collar? N,
well hardly ever, but if he wishes to escape
all temptation to profanity, let him buy the
Pinafore collar, the latest thing out.
Ask for xxx Ruby. Buy no other.
Window Glass, all sizes, at Trisberger 4
Doardman's.
The city fathers I" in solemn ~conclave sat-
last Thursday evening. The result of their
cogitations, presented in this issue, may be
foundo of interest to those from whose prem
ises fiTe-inch stovepipes are to BIZ seen pro-
jecting.
Money Alarm Drawers, a. Trisbsrger& Board
mans.
The steamers Eclipse and Helena have ar
rived a. Benton with freight II passengers.
By the way, is there anything significant in
the names of three steamers lately arriving,
when taken in the order of their coming,
thus-Battc, Eclipse, Helena? .
sTry xxx nour from the Ruby Valley mills.
zee that the sack Is branded xxx.
Mr.. Marcus DAILY of Walkerville, and Mr..
John Mccormick Of Butte, have been added
70 the committee appointed to canvass Butte
and VAUDEVILLE for funds for our Fourth of
July celebration Up to yesterday noon the
committee had raised about 500 without hav-
ing yet begun to canvass. ~!
Ladies' and Misses linen suits, 9; 90 and up
wards. AZ Z. L.. Bonner q Co.'S
The st. Nicholas Hotel was opened last
Sunday. This house has a spacious smoking
room for gents, and a large, nicely carpeted
parior for ladies, both on the ground floor,
and other accommodations in proportion. The