The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-05-17
Local News.
MINOR ITEMS,

IN fFrom FRIDAYS Daily
ms cd terything was quiet around the Police
ue i yesterday.
ne Ne Episcopal church advertises for pro-
pest 4 to erect their new church.
Ian sunsets are again in order. The
euf
y bpald M'Lean, an old resident of Meagher
|ns / bly,, died at Diamond City last Tuesday
ende ing.
every eckart & Co., proprietors of the bottling
road Try, put a new delivery on the streets yes
live ".
rains ~spectors are leaving daily for the Bould-
I'd Wood River countries, all intent on
Fe Ing a big find.
" Wy day is the time set for the trial of Vol
the soldier who shot Mitchell at Sun
''loa some time since.
-. liam NJ. Scott on yesterday sold to W.
bouts his residence and lot, situated in
bona, for a consideration of $4,000.
second number OF the daily Footlights
issued last evening. 1t compares very
Amt tably with Its evening competitor.
Edantl
p. nj be spring count develops the fact that the
,. 1851 in sheep in Meagher County has been 80
rty, ID snt larger than was supposed before the
IA any were run through and counted.
! in be funeral procession of the late William
imp} which took place from the Working
J 'e0 Hospital yesterday afternoon. was one
bsl be largest ever witnessed in Butte.
Coua IT. o. Wade is the possessor of a fine
mayd nan-rercheron stallion, three years old,
= hing fourteen hundred pounds, and a
ibid specimen of a draft horse. 1t is a
valuable animal.
silver Ir an example of how Bub, of the eve
,ha paper. can write when he tries, We call
Clarisl k@ttention of an admiring public to the last
yg in his 'local S plinters" of yesterdays
E y Ta,t ion. And yet he says we pilfer his
y Of ais
day o anley Il Co., the druggists, have re-
Irved Y elto the corner store formerly occupied
hin tT buclen & D'Achcul, and have now in
Hl YOU I'D idlSC dSooitIIleheo VI uthSo- o'atlchCl )
'I i"ds meals, etc, and are ready to meet both
he bon and new friends.
|xistin
Wording to the Bismark Tribune there
1t as as 10000 pounds of government freight OH
for III "7' ""'
htiffs khpment to up river points. Owing to
! of III water and the disabled condition OF
Dlstrl mb0ats, a blockade of huge proportions
lay. ltcipated.
hit hui
;, be friends of Col. Tom Napton were on
ty. qi rice yesterday morning, when he was
'"!h bered plotting Major Wards spanking
Of browns in the direction of the evil.
Run Farm" For knowledge of a 1ull
iNss, ad lion OF tho Colonels trip, an expectanl
rger; y mnnity will have to wait.
NJ Et night the overland stage came in
seven o'clock with a big load of pas
y in es and mail. Twenty seven passengers
ii prot billed from Dillon, and at the Butte
,e al office they unIoaded seventeen sacks OF
area o. This brings in all of the delayed mail
mt td
from "e VIII no" Ia" iail aI leaSt every
and day.
ewing be Shonkin aud Big Sag stock association
from at the rancho of g.. ID. Patterson OF
ing GU -,
tied on day last to perfect arrangements for thei.
N H' MIN bal roundup. They will join the Bash
stamI cation at Deep Creek Oh the 18th inst.
ms; on
all pl commence WORK AT once. Both parties
Us. aa1 start at tn lakes above Chestnut anC
N said back to the Basin and to Arrow Greek
set Of her Press.
stoves
led in pbert Burdess and William Forrest, tw
that Be- gentlemen whor were awarded $4O(
sitlaH 700 respectively, by the commissioner
htana images done to their land by the U. Il n
hs the mod h.. ;.,;.,a ,,,,. .oooo, ~