The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-05-25

From Fridays Dally.J

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a few days the men in possession of the mine
will quietly submit to arbitration, the sheriff
did not officially notify the court of their
resistance to its mandate, and they will not
be compelled to surrender unless they abso-
lutely refuse reasonable terms.
Very encouraging reports are being received
from Glendale. The majority of the mines
recently purchased by the new company are
in full and successful operation. The smelter
is having a satisfactory run and is turning out
a surprising amount of bullion. The Glen
dale people are confident that the railroad
will come in that direction, as with the single
exception Of Butte. the Beaverhcad camp will
ship more freight out of the Territory this
year and succeeding years than any other
camp in the Territory.
lFrom Saturdays Daily
City Marshal Wartield has a force OF men
engaged in cleaning the streets.
1t was considered unnecessary to hold a
coroner's inquest over the remains Of DR..
TLorner, who suicided on Thursday night,
as there IS no doubt as to the cause of his
death.
Geo. Sweetland, the victim of the Glendale
coach accident, an account of which appeared
in yesterdays issue, is not very seriously in
jured so the driver states who arrived on the
eastern coach last night.
For sale cheap. AKidder electromagnetic
double cell battery largest size and greatest
power. Invaluable for rheumatism and
neuralgia. Warranted in perfect order. En-
quire at Parchen & D'Acheul's, Butte.
, A dispatch dated the 18th states that man
, ager Sargent, of the Northern Pacific, says
the first 100 miles of the road west of
a the Missouri will be completed by June 9th.
Grading is finished to the Little Missouri and
It graders are at work all the way to the Vel
n lowstone.
Y Petitions against the proposed square loca-
r ton law have been circulated throughout
Butte, during the past week, and very gener-
" ally signed. Petition blanks will this week
10 be sent to citizens of the different mining
he camps of Deer Lodge and Missoula counties
ID The recipients are urgently requested te
secure as many signatures as possible, that al
unmistakable protest from the miners o
Montana may be placed on record against thu
m measure which threatens to bring dire disaste
~ upon our mining interest.
nd The ball given last night for the benefit G
Ger the Silver City Cornet Band was attended b
ed a very fashionable and select company, VIII
g. seemed thoroughly to enjoy themselves. Th
de- band, Under the skilful leadership of Mr.. A
-- npocae, 1ieoa,r,nl ca,,N 1~a.llont !, ,,at, ~,
tile the affair passed off to the greatest satisfactio
i've of all who attended. The band is getting
on. be one of the institutions of Butte, and v
al are pleased to note that the public is willil
lots to patronize and encourage such an excellel
)ne OF ganization. A vs4y elegant supper was Pr
ket pared by the Virginia Chop House.
ZEN. iFrom sundays Dally.)
Operations are still delayed on the Ali
mill for want Of lumber.
The Dexter mill yesterday shipped 5O7 II
}. of bullion valued at Sc, 200.
The break in the line leaves us still
lace doubt respecting the situation at Springfield
so critical, so interesting at last accounts.
AT cline down between Helena and Virgin
1t in City" is the sum and substance of our tie
acts. oranhic renort TODAY. Interesting. isn't it.
nth, -.
ear The Star West is opening up splendid
1t a and is yielding daily about four tons of q
llles ounce ore. Work still progresses on the ma
NIT shaft, which is now So feet deep.
Mrs. Lloyd, the insane woman, who
c.eu tempted suicide by shooting, q short time a
7cnt at Fort Benton, was placed in the asylum
Warm Springs a couple of days ago.
of Lost, or strayed from the MINER office, t
four first volume of "Gil Bias " Gin French). I
what person having it in his possession Will srea
high oblise the owner by returning it immediate
here MIR. Henry Klein is in receipt of a let
imp from Col. J. Leon, of Meagher county, W
says: "Wm. kulp, who has been missi
for three or four weeks, was found murder
- near his cabin this afternoon. He was xii
in the cabin and the body dragged about thi
OIL yards way and thrown into a prospect hol
-Indcpendent.
Mr.. Sackett, agent of the "Double-lieat
Nightingale" started yesterday for Glenda
but his tour-horse team proving ii little fir
tious on the start the wagon pole was brob
off and Mr.. Sackett remains with us a {
longer. His loss is our gain-the gain of c
more days companionship of a companit
able gentleman and "jolly good fellow
Miss Christine will be here this week, as c
be seen from the card appearing in this
sue.
"A Miss Emma Butchers school, at Walk,
vile, was yesterday treated to a veritable Nj
walk and picnic. At an early llour the ch
'Ss' dren assembled the grassy slopes of the Wa
erville hills and in the cooling shade of nj
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