The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-12-21
M1NOk ITEMS.

Dillon is revealing in the luxury Of coal
produced from the coal beds Of Mr.. j. Orn-
stein, in Beaverhead county. On the COM
pletion of the railroad 10 Butte, Mr.. Ornstein
is If the impression that he will be able to
lay his fuel down here at a fair price.
The condition of VIM. Shovel, the Alice
foreman who fell 206 feet Down the shaft Of
the Magma Charta several days ago, is MOTIVE
regret to say, much improved, and while no
serious consequences are at all probable, it is
feared that he will be unable to resume his
duties for a considerable period.
We call attention to the agreement pub
hshed elsewhere between Doctors Holmes
and Hendrickson. These gentlemen propose
to establish a hospital for w%orkingmen and
their standing in the community and profess
sional ability is sufficient assurance that such
an institution will be conducted in a manner
entirely satisfactory to those who may SUBJ
scribe and who may have occasion for medi-
cal treatment.
The electric lights at the Alice hosting
works have been moved from their former
positions for greater convenience. The man
who has charge Of them reports that they are
in very satisfactory operation and that he ex-
poets no further difficulty in running the ma
chine. Thu advantage of the electric light,
4 SO far as demonstrated, over the old method
Of illumination is incalculable, as, besides the
great decrease in the danger from fire, the la.
Dor of the workmen is greatly facilitated.
The holiday number of the MINER will
contain the most correct and interesting re-
port on the mining interests Of the territory
ever published, and will be made addition
ally valuable by interesting communication
on agriculture, stock raising, manufactures,
education and many other subjects in which
the people OF Montana are vitality interested.
~ Orders for extra copies should be sent in as
early as possible, and contributors will con-
confer a favor by sending their communica-
., lions before the Goth inst, if convenient.
n[From Sundays Daily.l.
Orders are coming in hot and heavy fer the
holiday MINER.
tie On the 10th inst. the school house at Boul-
a. der City was burned down.
en- The ladies of the BIaisdell combination
ar- left for Helena this morning.
Report says that The Glendale smelters are
raj making a highly successful run.
nc The Dexter mill yesterday shipped five
bars of bullion valued at SO 900.
,d Lucian Rosencrans and Miss Ida F. Viii
Ar son were married in Helena on Thursday.
ma, NJ. J. Cornell, of Bonner T. Co., who ha
md been ill for some time, has resumed his pos
I'd OF duty.
fits, The office Of the st. Nicholas has beef
ss- renovated, and presents a greatly improved
at appearance.
Inc Patrick Talent has filed the necessar
ven bonds and entered on his duties as city attol
ing ney and &c o1icio city clerk.
We are informed by Mr.. Reynolds that tn
';n machinery for the Parrot smelter has bee
w. ordered and is now en- route.
be The Salt Lake Herald says that c. {
. Ruthraufr has gone to Denver to talk up til
electric light in that metropolis.
| of The steam wood saw was in operation ye
to terday in the rear Of c "Sley g. Mantle's st;
co. BILE, where hay and other inaammable matte
was stored. The sparks were flying throus
on the air in dangerous profusion.
ody From the Independent we learn that Pet
line Pelkey, who, it will be remembered, brutal
ling murdered a man named Tackle some mont
in ago and concealed the body in a stable, h
are been found guilty of murder in the first d
hen gree and remanded to await sentence.
'ede
Wanted.