The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-22

Irs has been another marriage IN "'eh-
\ Bailey has gone to Helena to teach a
n, class during the winter.
E,sOs of Butte who wish to go East for
,,;stmas holidays can take the regular
csr coaches OIL the L. & N. road at the
Main street.
,s,ion in the Gagnon case may be ex-
from the Supreme Court of the Uni
.,os in not less than two weeks and not
Than two years.
,s will he an interesting and authorlta-
announcement in the MINER OF NOR
morning in regard to the operation of
%Dor,ant interest in this district.
Michigan Placer Mining Company has
EARNED by Eastern capitalists Oh a NOM
.otal OF ST, 200 1000 to work a claim on
! river, rear the Bonanza Bar.
/. we, grocery dealers in Salt Lake are
: a high old time with the city authori-
They are being prosecuted un er the
! Of selling liquor, and the court seems
h had trouble n proving by experts the
.nce between beer and whisky. One
sst,fed that the only way he knew of
the difference was that beer came out
refrigerator" and a naaseous fluid
he supposed was whisky came out of a
bottle.
Is premature, we are assured on nigh
rity. to announce that the main vein
ben struck in the Lexington mine. 1t
that a fine body of ore has been found
! depth of some 260 feet, in which there
considerable quantity of native silver.
body Of ore may be simply a pocket,
nav be part of a continuous vein. For
resent we prefer, in Difference to the
Is Of the parties most interested, as well
/ The sake of accuracy, to defer any
he announcement in regard to the Lex
mine.
James Rsnshaw, the engineer aud
Eral machinist of this city is doing a
and constantly increasing business. In
ion to the large quantity of mining and
BIZ machinery lately put up by him, Mr.
haw has three boilers now on the road.
ss recently furnished boilers to the All
sxon and Isele works, as we'll SIS ON
hosting machinery, wheel, etc. for the
mine. The boiler and Stag pots just
led to the Bell come through Mi. Ken
hands. He is now building two boil
br the Lexington Company, each o
is ttty-four inches in diameter by It
n length.
From Saturdays Daily
ksh oysters at tie Virginia Chop House
hanks TO Mr.. Ii. l.. Frank Tor his Cincin
Enquirer.
the Chicago Mining Rerie'o a Butt
spondent?
Ike Kutt, of Lion City, publishes a carr
MINER this morning.
e wood work for the new l,exingto
about half finished.
bites barber shop, Oh Main, near far
is doing a rushing business.
e walls of the Probate Judges office
Gaplice building we're whitened yeste'
s Butte Water Company is busiiy ell
extending the Main street ditch for it
pipe.
\ County officers expect to move in
new quarters i'll the Capl ce bui!dll
Thanksgiving Day.
by eel ts reward offered for al exchan!
b will for one week refrain from callil
)yster a sluscious bivalve.'
e dra wing of the Grand Gilt Enterpri
commence at old Good Templars' la
yen o'clock this, Saturday evening.
e iron front in the Bowes and Colems
+, on Main street, was put IN pesllie
rdsy. 1t presents an imposing appes
the first rehearsal of Esther" at Butt
|onday evening, the singing of the til
BY Miss Lena Wallace was greatly a
d.-Helena Herald.
/. George Fitschen bought yesterday
and lot, the latter being Not,
10, in Butte. Nh. Dave MlckleJol
the seller, and the amount PAID "
DO.
is understood that the contract for grS
he Northern Pacific road from the MOI
be Little BIackfoot to Butte, has peen
o. Washington Dunn, andthat he agr'
Pnplete The work in a years time.
hs wool business is rapidly becoming
ce Of immense profit to Montanians.
lange re srks that sit is a Weii-kio'
that the furs Of animals native 10 &C
ates are superior to those IN warm {
Is" Of course it is. Some animals
lana have a heavy growth of fur oil til
/, whereas the same animal in a warn
late can only be distinguished es
lh of its ears.