The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-11-30
MINOR ITEMS.
From saturdays Daily.l

(Fr0m Saturdays DatIy.]
Mr.. q. Stanislawskey, the jeweler, has
bought an interest in the rising business of
Carlos Warfield. We wish the new firm sue
cess.
Judge Spratt inc A. G. Witter left for Deer
Lodge yesterday int ending to file notice OF
protest against the alleged "counting in" OF
Jas. McAndrews.
Messrs. Leyson & Turck have moved into
their elegant building in the Trowbridge
block and will soon open out with a fine as
sortment of jewelry, plateware, etc.
Mr.. G. G. Ruthrauff goes to Salt Lake City
this morning, but expects to return to Mon
tana shortly to organize an electric light COM
pany in Helena. He has already secured
enough stock and subscriptions for lights to
make the success of the Butte company as
sured. When the company is incorporated
We will give further details of the proposed
lighting and heating system.
Have you got any brains ?' roared a man
to the new waiter at the Virginia Chop
House yesterday, as he rushed in and threw
his hat on the floor. "Well, l lint quite
sure that 1 have,' returned the
polite attendant, " but l don't ~recollect
ever being crazy enough to t:y to hang my
hat on the floor, and it seems to me that if
you had any yourself you wouldn't be asking
so many lmpertinent questions of a man who
is old enough to be your father. Judging by the
expression of your face, it appears that l have
a better right to ask you that question. The
discomftted individual then meekly ordered
a pigs foot and some cold beans and devoured
his meal in reflective silence.
From Sunday'sDaily.
The Alice has shipped bullion valued at
Sc, 900 and the Dexter seven bars valued at
$5,29S.
Let Mantle has received a very handsome
> two-seated sleigh from Helena, where it was
t manufactured.
r 1t is reported on good authority that the
Belle of Butte mine, south of the Fraction
| and Magma Charta, has been sold or bonded
to Isador Morris, of Salt Lake, for $4,000.
Officer Micklejohn had trouble with a maj
several nights ago, upon whom he inflicted
severe injuries. Whether he was justified O
not will doubles appear at the police cour
trial on Tuesday.
In tho police court, yesterday, a man wa
y arl Aligned for cutting a Celestial en- the han
with a case knife. The man denied the allie
CATION and was released, the 'allegator" II
turning home aiscomfitted.
ell The one-stamp mill was in very s%uccesstt
ne operation at the Gagnon mine Yesterday.
nv number of visitors were present, and all e,
til pressed their pleasure and surprise at Il
nd crushing capacity it displayed. 1t is mo
,st than likely that the new patent will soon /
ISIS generally introduced III quartz mills.
III Inc mines of Butte are attracting more
CIT ~tention in the eastern money centres TIL
Oh those of any other lamp in the west, with {
lei exception Of the Leadville properties. I'll
awakening interest is the result not of
representations of Montana men in the ca
but Of the assurances of eastern men "
have visited Montana and acquainted the
selves with the matchless resources of Il
favored territory.
lis If ON the completion of the rooster in
Silver Bow mill, the company shall decide
~ treat custom ores, it is thought that seve
mines which are now idle will be actively
ced veloped. There are many rich mines IN
district in which the ore partakes toe mi
of of a free milling character to render its
I a duction by the smelling process profita
, and which is nevertheless too base for mill
We purposes without being chlorodized. For
cheap, successful treatment of this class
iis- ore, therefore, it first requires to be roast
U.S. after which it may be milled to excellent
ally vantage. 1t thus appears that a mill "
chlorodiziug facilities, such as the Silver B
,nu 10 mill will soon possess, will be of mate
lred benefit Ill advancing Tue general plosPel!'J
the camp.