The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-03-23
Minor Items.
IRON Fridays Daily.l

Idqe Galbraith, OF the SecOnd Juulclal
|tct, arrived in Butte yesterday, accompa-
Nv his wife aud two children. ...lsa 3am
smile of benign satisfaction and conscious
! Yesterday illumlned the expressive
res of Nj. p. A. Largely a. he received
congratulations OF his many friends. A
important domestic event which oc-
N Yesterday at that gentleman's resi-
u was the cause of his complacency, a
bcing heir having arrived to assert its
ori,v in the household. ..".. s.
hanks to the enterprise of City Marshal,
I6eId, the culvert near the MINER office
beeu cleaned of all Instructions, and
is now no danger of a second flood.
first. il will be remembered by the late
lpted Deer Lodge editor, occurred some
sands of years ago, but was of a some
more general nature than the one which
Marshal has prevented.
he MINER Is in receipt Of a copy of W.
krt Snitll's annual report as S%uperinten-
! of Public Instruction for the year-1S70.
likes a pamphlet of fifty-one pages and is
lite with interesting statistics, information
kugeestions relative to the school system
lis Territory. 1t is beyond doubt n of
host complete and exhaustive reports yet
lifted by tile Superintendent, and shows
land labor in its preparation.
From Saturdays Daily.I
klena is induIgin ing in a social scandal and
IS thoroughly to enjoy it.
Spper-sllver matte is rapidly accumulat-
It the Colorado smelter.
kcavation for the new Alice mill will be-
IS soon as frost leaves the ground.
be Ogden Rustler has wocdbined. 1t was
lournal-but whom the gods love die
Rg. .... ..... ..,
be condition of the roads has rendered
Shipments from some mines impossible
he present.
be Moose, in which q strike was lately
tded, is opening up in excellent shape.
ore continues high grade.
be snow is fast disappearing on the sur
ding hills and before many weeks pros
ne will be largely engaged in.
r thanks are due Miss May Searles,
per in the high school, for the very efi-
manner in which she has reported the
tute exercises for the columns of the
ER. -....
!. Wayne Barnard, after a sever months
lce in the eastern and southern States, re-
I'D to Butte yesterday. The gentleman
we'd a warm welcome from his many
DIS.
be Utah & Northern Railroad Company
eparing tor a heavy business now that the
has been pushed into this Territory. Five
engines have been recently purchased
pre- now on their way to Ogden.
e social party given last night in honor
e members of the Teachers Institute
well attended by u best society. The
6 was excellent and the visiting ladies'
gentlemen appeared to enjoy themselves
(ughly.
r. venerable Deer Lodge cotem. humili-
Us to the dust by absolutely refusing to
sh Butte news from the MINER, as here
has been its wont. This is awful. We
onsoled, however, by the reflection that
hblishes our dispatches with untailing
arity.
Of. E. B. Howell, Miss Mary Howell and
Bessie Bartlit left yesterday morning
Virginia City. Professor Howell has
many friends by his genial and gentle
y'deportment and his able lecture. Miss
ell, as a pianist, is one of tie best in our
Tory, and Miss Bartlit, one of our sweet
egers, will be long remembered.
From Sundays Daily.l
. SIreet crossings were very muuuy yes
Ill which connection it may be we'll to
fk that the prevailing style OF feminine
ry' remains unchanged.
majority of the Deer Lodge county teach
10 yesterday for their several homes.
g Ice merchant smiled yesterday, which
instance is a sure precursor of warm
her.
z branch banking house offs. T. Hauser
.ressived yesterday,ten bars Of AlSon-
bullion from Hasmark. The quality is
improved, the bars presenting a white
handsome appearance. Some OF our
mills will have to look to their laurels.
had not space in yesterday mornings
10 make special mention of the singing
F'day evening. 1t is due the ladies II
eiaeh who favored the large audience
the best music of the week to say that
charmed the artists of the place as well
c public. Miss Lincoln surpassed her
n the rendition of "Kathleen Mavour-
The lady has an exceedingly sweet and
flul voice. The people of Butte Will