The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-05-17
From Saturdays Daily.l

Gloster mine.
Yesterday S. T. Hauser & Co. put their
new safe in position.
They are continuing to take high grade ore
out of the Anselmo.
Parker the penman is in town and will
probably open up in his peculiar line of bust
ness tonight.
Judge Galbraith informs us that the Dis
trict Court will probably hold in this county
until about the first of June.
The merchants of Glendale are investing
in Melrose own lots, with a view to build in
the near future.
A writ of habeas corpus was applied for
in the case of John Brewer, the alleged horse
thief.
We learn from DIR. Holmes that there are
but three patients in the Workingmen's Hos
pital at present, all of whom are doing well.
4. half interest in the "Boss Lode,' in the
Barker district, has been sold to a Helena
gentleman by Peter Fehrenbeck for the sum
Of one thousand dollars.
Remember that the sale of school bonds, of
School District No. l, of Silver Bow county,
takes place at two o'clock this afternoon, in
front of Donnell, Clark x Larabie's bank.
We learn from the independent that the
mills at s liver Star and Iron Rod are expect
ed to start work in a few days. Both of the
chutes in the Broadway mine are full of good
ore.
The hearing in the application for a writ
of hdbeds corpus in the case of the Cinnamon
which was to have taken place last night be-
fore Judge Galbraith, sitting in chambers,
has been postponed until Monday evening.
Frank GiIroy, who was hurt in one of the
Alice mills about the first of the month, by
being crushed against an upright timber by a
car, is rapidly improving and will be able to
work again in a couple of weeks.
Helena people held a meeting last evening
for the purpose of making arrangements for
a becoming celebration of Independence day,
1t is time for some of the patriotic of Butte to
take steps in the same direction.
The next term Of court for Beavcrhead
county will be held at Blnnack. At the next
term of the Supreme Court, in August next,
the place of holding court for Beaverhead
county will undoubtedly be changed to Dill
lon.
Hon. G. w. Stapltton. of Butte. is visiting
T the capital city.-Herdld.
AS Mr.Stapleton has not the power Of omni-
presence, and as he is now in Butte attend
ing to the interests of his clients, the reliable
Herald Is, as usual, in the wrong.
II post at Fort Maginnis is rapidly as
suming an air of Importance. Companies A,
b and X have been ordered to take post at
this point. The two former companies have
been stationed a. Fort Kcogh. and the latter
at Fort Ellis.
He, who was known III Butte as "Jolnny'
Come Lately" and, in some far away period
by hus parents as John Vaughn, died yester-
f day at the Miners Hospital. Pneumonia was
:, the immediate cause of his death. The doc.
tor Informs us that five patients are now il
the hospital.
The Cant Get Away" club gave one OF
l their pleasant social dances at Loeoers hal
, on last evening. About one hundred and
l 6fty invitations were issued and a large and
, select company were present, dancing untl
5 the wee sma' hours of the night, and Their
| going home voting themselves tohave had all
. enjoy allie time.
Messrs. Thoma, H. Rutter and VIM. Hyde
, photographers, arrived from the West Side
} Tuesday evening. They came by way OF
s Wickes, and took views of the ruins of the
Alta-Montana reduction works. During
f their stay here they will take photographs o
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