The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-06-01
MINOR TIE


honOred our sanctum with a pleasant call
yesterday. We are pleased to learn from Mr..
Healy that the Record is meeting with the
success the enterprise of its proprietor de-
serves.
Mr.. David NJ. Evans was over yesterday
from the new Cataract district, where he has
opened an assay Office. He informs us that
Mr.. Hathaway, formerly foreman Of the
MINER office, has opened up Il valuable mine
which assures him the good fortune deserved
by every typo. Glad to hear it. TIN mines
of Cataract, according to Mr.. Els report, are
all looking we'll, the district promising to be
a bullion producer before Il great while.
For genuine bilks, Of the real thorough
bred, fine-haired stripe, ommend us to Smith
and Booth, the long distance riding outfit
known to fame hereabouts. They not only
repudIated debts fairly contracted, but left
their best friends to suffer through their folly
in having placed confidence in men who did
not deserve it. Those who, through their
kindness and desire TO extend a helping hand,
lent their horses for the race, instead Of re-
ceiving the small sum charged for the use of
tlOSC IoIoCS, HtiC oDlIoCu W tdhC tHcl Jill
mails 'out of soak by paying heavy stable
bills contracted by the racers, whose longest
and best race is away from their creditors.
Smith Is going to ride at Ogden, then at Den
YER. MIR. Smith is a very good man to make
pay in advance; remember that, ye Ogden
and Denverites.
From Wednesdays Daily.
The Montana Copper Company is making
heavy shipments of ore to the terminus.
Donnell. Clark & Larabie have received
from Pony a small bar Of gold valued at $70O.
The Centennial mill to-day makes its reg
ular weekly shipment OF bullion valued at
81, 900.
One of the :'girls,' known as Big Lii, UNI
successfully attempted suicide last night by
taking morphine.
Cataract is now provided with excellent
mail facilities, the recently appointed
Postmaster having been supplied with the
necessary key.
The mine recently discovered near the road
between Boulder and Helena is said to be inn
proving with every stroke of the pick. The
ore carries both silver and gold.
4, Yesterdays rain was general. The ever
truthful wire reported a heavy rainfall at
Helena and as far southwark toward Nor
mondom as the virtuous Montanian allows
his interest to extend.
The case of John Dolan, arrested and now
, in Jail at Deer Lodge for stealing amalgam, is
not expected to come up for hearing this
, week, as Mr.. Napton, attorney for the defense,
is engaged in the Philipsburs case now pend
, ing in the second district court.
, In Justice Barret's court yesterday one of
f the Park street girls, who was arrested on a
4 charge Of mayhem, was discharged from
custody, the evidence showingtha the wound
:, inflicted did not amount to a permanent in
o Jury or Disagreement. She lad taken a small
bite from the finger of one of her co-laborers
during a free fight in the hurdy house a few
weeks ago.
& The water pipes now being taken up
d although laid several feet below the surface
t. are found to he full Office this is simply being
melted ont aud the pipes are put down again
at the same depth. Why not put them down
4 ie" 'eeI lower all" 'h"s "' Vhe '"'u'e
prevent their freezing up every winter and
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