The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-05-25
MINOR ITEMS.
From TUESDAYS Daily.1

temporary, the Bozeman Courier, upon the
fine quality of its paper, and its bright, attrac-
tive appearance.-DAILY MINER.
In these respects we are endeavoring to
keep pace with the MINER. By the way,
neighbor, don't you know that the Courier
and MINER have the reputation of being the
" nobbiest =" newspapers in Montana.-Com-
Ter.
Yes, but now that the original scribe of the
MINER has returned to duty we are half
afraid its old reputation for cussedness "
will revive before a great while. Have been
real civil SO far, though now haven't we?
Thomas q Sanberg, two hard working
boys, have lately opened a stone yard ON Park
street, near the bridge, where granite cutting
of any description will be done on short no.
tice. This is a new industry for Butte, give
it a helping hand.
A nine year old son of 3. B. Belcher, liv-
ing near Missoula gulch, fell from a horse yes
terday and sustained a fracture of the fore
arm. DR.. Hough was at once summoned in
attendance, and did everything possible to
relieve the little fellows suffering.
The old adage, "extremes meet prompts
us TO become r%econciled to many inconsisten.
cies, many paradoxes met with in life. Still,
when We find a telegraph office, presided over
by our friend Marsh, adorned with a leg
end in the form of a sign reading Y. M. c.
A." then the contrast becomes too great, the
violence offered the eternal illness of things
too outrageous to be submitted to III silent
pat ence. Take down that sign, an you love
us!
[From Wednesdays Daily.)
VAUDEVILLE is about to indulge in private
theatricals.
. Dr.. Hough's new Office on Granite street is
rapidly nearing completion.
A law and order somnolence at present
r reigns in police court circles.
n In the mining suit of Hickey vs.. Upton, the
e former was given a verdict some days ago.
II 1t is not considered possible that the Orgi-
e nal suit will come up during the present
term.
Donnell, Clark Il Larabie have shipped
bullion from the Dexter mill valued at 5000
and from the Centennial, valued at 81 600.
Work has been resumed on the Urofint
n placer claim, sit uated about three miles cas-
I'd of Butte and owned by Orr, Noyes & Co
ly Last season the ground yielded over $1,000.
n We regret to learn from Mr.. II. T. Brown
last letter that Mr.. r. E. Strahorn, editor c
all the Ncv West, and we'll known Throughout
l Montana, was quite seriously i'll on the 12t
'ln instant.
Yesterday a couple of boys were foolin
with a bow and arrow in the store of L. Mari
" g. Son when one received a painful cut in tt
Gu cheek from an arrow. The wound was vel
lie skillfully dressed by DR.. Hougl. An AFRO
H. escape.
- The girls can spell it bow, not beau, nov
-. although the latter may not be entirely U
pensed with. l.. Marks & Son have on di
play several sets of archers' bows, wi
~quivers, arrows, etc, complete. Let us ha'
an archery club.
Deer Lodge advices state that the Pard'
mining suit came up for hearing Oh Mond;
he afternoon and will in all probability Occur
the remainder of the term. The jury le
~ Deer Lodge yesterday for Philpsburg to e
anime the ground in dispute.
APP Two hundred tons of mixed free MILL
and smelling ores are on the dump of t
as Sankey. 1t assays from sixty to eighty-ti
700. ounces per ton in silver. a few days az
McMinn struck the east extension Of
ted ledge and has two feet of fifty ounce ore.
DR.. Del and Tong All At We're taken fire
the county jai! yesterday morning and del
e'eu d nv '', ~, " ~
misfotunes upon the MINER, and says Il
had we not given him away he never Won
rr have attempted to jump The county.
In the case Of Leggat ct al vs.. VIM. y
ter. Namara ct al, concerning the Snooztr lot
attorney DeWoIfe tor the defense. moved
non-suit after the prosecution had CLOSE
The motion was ovelluled by the court a
the parties in the action are now "ndcavUII
len to effect "A compromise before the defense
the gins.
ielf Capt. Owens - III receipt Of Litter tI'
Deer Lodge which State, that John Raj
u d supposed to be the leader Of the men W
10 seized the Trout mine. ana who had GENE
Deer Lodge to effect d compromise with y
u" John Caplice, was Oh his arrival ARE sled
e". Deputy Sheriff McTasue OH Il warrant sw'
out by Mr.. Caplicr.
=. IhirtF-tiYe ions of coppcr-siiver matte, VI
ued at $500 per ton, yet email AT the Col
RADIO smelter ready for shipment. over iii
tons have already been sent to the terminl
SO much ore is constantly being sent to t
smelter for reduction that Supt. Williams h
found it necessary to fire up the other STAG