The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-01-04

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is furnished by an orchestra second to
none in the country. No better praise
can be given of the merit of these enter
tainments than that the same faces are
to be seen for consecutive nights among
the delighted audiences. And the YER
dict ofthe public is that these perform
ances in general are superior to any
that has yet been given in the Territory.
The public is under obligations to Mr..
Taylor for his perseverance and energy
in giving Butte what she so much
needed-a place to which all can resort
for an evening of innocent entertain
ment. Mr.. Taylor allows nothing to
transpire before or behind the scenes
that is not strictly moral.
MESSRS. II. C. r.. FISHER. Club Rooms and
Saloon. West Side Main, Bet,ceen Granite and
Park Streets.
The club room of the Fisher Brothers
is the mostpopular and probably the best
patronized in the city. Their bar is
stocked with the choicest wines, liquors
and cigars. Their bar-tenders are
courteous gentlemen, and experts in
their profession, and for mixing a de-
licious morning cocktail, delicate and
fancy drinks, are without superiors in the
territory. To add to the comfort of their
patrons and make room for the increase
in their business, Messrs. H. & r. Fisher
had the place closed for a week last sum-
mer, and an addition the full width of
the house, extending back several feet
was attached to the main building. All
the old paraphenalia was demolished,
and the place thoroughly renovated
with new material. Three new marble
top bureaus with mirrors, and a new
counter with all the modern improve
ments and conveniences took the place
of the old bar fixtures. Formerly their
place was divided into two medium-sized
rooms now it is one oblong hall. 1t is
lighted by twenty-one lamps, and has a
beautiful and cheerful appearance. 1t is
open day and night. Messrs. H. & R.
Fisher keep five or six men constantly
employed. BY their upright dealings
n courteous demeanor towards all, the
Fisher brothers have earned and retain
the respect, confidence and well-wishes
oftEelpeople of Butte.
KLNNA d JACK, Wholesale and Retail
Hardware, Upper Main Street.
n house was established in Butte in
1877, and is a branch of the wholesale
hardware. establishment at Helena bear
ing the same name. The business of
the firm in this city is under the uper-
vision of MI. w. M. Jack, and that in
Helena is under the guidance of Mr..
John Kinna. This firm carries more
stock and does a larger trade than my
other establishment in the same line of
business in the Territoty. The large
brick building in this city, in which the
business is transacted, was built by
themselves, and is one hundred feet
deep by twenty-seven wide, and has a
magnificent stone basement. On the
north side of the building is a spacions
shed, where the heaviest wares, such as
anvils, barron, steel, are kept.
Diagonally across the stree is another
large frame shed, built especially for
sheltering their stock of wagons and
agricultural implements. The sales of
this house during the past year show a
large increase over any previous one,
and keep pace with the rapid growth
of the population ofthis Territory. Their
stock includes heavy and shelf hard
ware, glass and queensware, granite iron
and pressed tinWare also a full line of
carpenters', blacksmith, farmers and
miners tools, bar iron and steel, horse
and mule shoes, sheet-iron and copper,
rubber hose, rubber and leather betting,
gas pipes and fittings, Howe's scales,
rubber and hemp packing, Westenholm
cutlery, Knowles steam pumps, and in
fact, everything that is necessary to
make up a full and well-assorted stock.
They make 9 speciality of granite tin
ware, and keep on hand a full line of
mill supplies. Messrs. Kinna & Jack
are agents for the Champion mower and
reaper and the Tiger rake also for the
Balm wagons, of which articles they
have Il large collection here on exhibit
ton. They have also on hand a full
line of Oliver chilled and Moline plows,
agricultural implements and garden
tools. They are the designated agents
in Montana for the Charter Oak cook
ing stoves and ranges, the Superior and
Norwood cooking stoves, and Stewards
sub-base heating stoves. This firm em-
ploys a number of timers and copper
smiths, and areprepared tomanufacture
or repair on short notice all sheet iron
and copper wares. They ship goods to
all portions of the Territory. Call and