The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-06-10

Warner has issued his Montana Directory.
The Gable min Of Newlan, Slavery = Co,
startei up lass Tuesday, on ore from the rich
strike made In the Cahls some months aso
and described q the time Id the lIxRR. Mr..
savsry Of the Cable, Is expected back from
his eastern visit within II y weeks, accompan-
led BY Judge Hubbard, Of Iowa, ancthsr
member Of the company.
Rev. J. r. Russell, who has acceptably
filled the Presbsterlan pulpit q Deer Lodge
for the past six years, hiss removed to Butte.
He organized the first Presbyterian society In
this county, and looked after the members Of
that religious persuasion before there wa .
stated supply here I; and he has many friends
in these parts who wish him Q pleasant and
successful pastorate in his new 1eld.-Mis-
s0uiian.
Mems Clothing, Finest, Newest and Best, all
styles and all grades, at Blum's. Suits from
so to SIS.
Mr.. Kinda, Of the International Hotel,
Helena, who, visited our city last week, in
forms us that . superb. three-seated coach,
Concord pattern, is in course Of construction
at Helena, intended for Col. Crawford's
line by the Boulder road. The new coach
will be ready for use early next month. The
line will then be stocked with four-horse
teams and conducted otherwise on rapid
transit principles.
Ladies' Linen Dresses and Shetland Shawls,
g too pretty for anything" at Blum's.
The main range has set up as leader of
fashion, and last Sunday morning appeared
tastefully attired in a summer suit of
white. Saturday was a day to suit all tastes
in the matter of weather, rain, sunshine, hail
and snow during the hours of daylight Civ
ing way to a soaking ten hours rain at night
fall. 1t was ram at this altitude, but next
morning the snow line was traced along the
mountain sides but little above the valley
level.
Pinafore Collar and Brutus Collar, at Blum's.
Work ON the further extension of the Utah
and Northern railroad has already com
menced and track is laid seven miles beyond
Snake river, while the grading has been COM
pleted a distance of twenty miles from Snake
river bridge. The work is being pushed
ahead with spirit, and it is the intention to
complete this 100 miles by next September,
which will carry it over the divide beyond
Pleasant Valley.-SaH Lake Herald, May
eth.
Mr.. Tom Keene, the trainer, who is now in
Butte, proposes to give an exhibition of his
powers as a pedestrian as soon as a suitable
track can be prepared. IfMr. Murphy, who is
announced to walk for nothing at Helena on
the Fourth, will come to Butte he can find a
chance Of exercising himself in a 24-hour or
lO0-hour walk, as he may prefer, for any
where from $500 upwards. Man and money
ready. A match to come off at Butte on the
Fourth would draw gate money enough to
make the winner rich as an editor.
Ladies' and Childrens' Trimmed Hats, all the
late styles, at Blum's.
Last week we published an extract from
the Missoulian describing the pursuit of .
horse thief by Mr.. Neptune Lynch, Of Mis-
soula. His grand Larsenyship was overtaken
at Mcclellan gulch in this county the horse
but the thief allowed to pro-
coed on his way unmolested, his captors
thinking they had no authority to take him
in charge. Any citizen can legally make an
arrest in the case of a person detected in The
preparation of felony, and take charge Of
such person until he can be turned over to
the proper authorities. # .soa-H'
On Monday the 10th inst, Fred E. Glea-
son, Public Administrator, will offer for sale
in front of the express Office, Butte, property
belonging to the estate of James E. Wilson,
deceased, and comprising all undivided one
third Interest in 100 acres of placer ground in
Soap Guloh, Highland district,-an undivided
one-fifth interest in another tract of 100 acres
of placer ground in the same gulch,-an un-
divided one-thIrd interest in a water right
and ditch, covering the above mines, and
conveying water from Moose Creek to Soap
gulch. A chest Of carpenters tools will also
be sold. Terms cash. One-fourth down.
Our friends from Deer Lodge, Glendale,
Fish Creek, and other neighboring towns
where the Fourth will not be formally OBJ
are cordially invited to come to Butte
and take a hand in ours. With a good cele-
bration Of the old style, races in the afternoon
and a grand ball in the evening, besides fire
works, etc., the day will be most pleasantly
passed. Accommodations will be provided
for a large number of visitors. No better
opportunity could be desired of meeting with
from all surrounding districts, and at
the same time Of seeing our handsome little
in holiday attire. All who come will be
made welcome.
A petition has been laid before the Board