The weekly miner., 1879-07-01


Large dwelling house for sale Of rent.
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Tho Bass Bali Club win have match Il
the race conEse. on the Fourth. s.ss
The regular meeting Of the Butte Fire
Brigade will take place tomorrow evening.
Dress parade Of the Montana Cavalry on
Main street at $50 O'Clock next Thursday
evening N
Halvorson's pictorial card speaks for itself
and for the enterprise, OF the Butte bnsineas
men. AL Ya.3 ~. 4 s III w n q t5,,.l
Professor Hassel, has closed his select
school. Miss Fsghtly and Mr.. Savelle are still
teaching.
Entries for the Fourth Of July races cannot
be made later than the evening Of the third.
Enquire at owslay's stable. yI5R asi
Amongst the new. goods received BY e. b.
HOnner 4 Co are II dog. w0mens and children's
parasols, 30 cents and upwards.
See programme of Professor Pokorney's
great Vocal and instrumental Concert for the
evening of the Sd. inst.
The annual conference Of the M. E. Church
for Montana, will be in session at Butte the
day after tomorrow, presided over by Bishop
Merrill, of Chicago.
Jared Williams large train loaded entirely
with supplies for the Colorado and Montana
Smelters, got ina few days ago. In the lot
was 10000 pounds of fire brick.
The other day at Walkcrville in friendly
wrestling match Mr.. William Dawson sus.
tanned painful fracture of both bones of the
left leg, midway between The knee and ankle
Mr.. NJ. j. Connel, who visited Silver Star
last week, brings back the news that another
Ten stamp mill win be built at that place
this year by The owners Of the famous Broad
wav mine.
A Grand Stand under roof and protected
from the sun and dust, has been erected at
the race course where it will be reserved for
ladies' and their escorts. Ladies will be
admitted free to the grounds on the Fourth.
The rainy season is thought to be over, and
fine weather for the Fourth is expected.
Every preparation has been made for gala
day at Butte, where the celebration will sur
pass anything of the kind ever before given
in Montana. The attendance at the ball in
the evening, taking both halls, will discount
the largest party yet given in the Territory.
Alex. Ralston, the boss stage driver Of
Montana, has taken charge of Col. Blacks
handsome new coach, the Is Butte" which
made its first trip from Helena last Saturday,
and left yesterday morning with four fancy
nags in the team. The Butte is an eleven
coach, handsome. easy running and
very strongly built
A local article entitled "Indian Grit"
crowded out last week by press of matter,
has this week drifted into position among the
literary selections OH the inside pages. We
mention this that distant readers may have a |
correct idea of the date and locality Of the |
occurrence mentioned; also through regard |
for our reputation in the way Of showing
good taste in clippings" See?
We understand that new organization
has been effected in Helena, under the name
Of the Z" BIacksnake Club" Its bylaws pro-
vides for the summary punishment of wife
beaters, by the lively application of the |
s blacksnake " in the hands of one of its most
members. 1t is to be hoped that |
the organization Of the club will in itself |
have satisfactory effect. Otherwise, it means |
busines.-Herald.
Laws mercy! Who'd thought it, that |
zach an institution as this new club would |
ever be needed at (hoid your breath) Hell
ana.
g. H. Colby and Fred Taylor have estab- |
ished an auction stand on Lower Main |
street, where everything coming to hand from
\ lame cayuse to canary bird is disposed of
o the highest bidder. Fred makes a first
ate auctioneer in any kind of sale, hut his
strong suit is to talk horse. From the deck
If a frey, untamed broncho he speaks his
peace with volubility and eloquence which |
recall those old days when Joe Grey, Ches |
Travis and "Monte" used to make Wallace |
street vocal with their cries on Sunday after
noon as they dashed along, reciting to crowds |
II admiring pilgrims the merits of some sore-
backed cAyuse, "going! going! for only one |
hundred and thirty-five dollars" tHH
eraeF q the FOzFth ef July Procession. |
At precisely A. M. t..s Procession will form
IN Broadway with right resting on Montana, up |
Montana to Granite, west on Granite to Idaho, |
'outh on Idaho to Park, east on Park to wyom- |