The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-06-07
lunch from Mrs. A. NJ. Edglngtoo, late of
San francisco. The lady will please accept
our thanks for the refreshing ~luxuries.

our thanks for the ref eshing l~uxuries.
Five cars of machinery went north vester.
DAY Tor Montana, most of which was for The
Moulion mill at Butte, and three Union Pa
CHIC cars loaded with Moulton machinery are
III the yards awaiting transfer Ogden Pilot.
All persons taking Canadian money are
warned against all ST. Dominion bills from No.
l4o,OOl To- No. 100000, and all So bills from
NO 355,OOl to $50. 900, the notes having been
stolen from the office of the receiver general,
ana the government having refused to redeem
them.
we are under obligations TO Mr.. August
Quesocjer for several nicely arranged punches
OF water cress. This gentleman gathered
them from the summit of the Rocky Noun
ta'ls fifteen miles west Of Butte. Mr.. Que
SOCCER proposes to supply the families of
Butte with this luxury during the season.
'Skinney' Waterhouse, the escaped high
wayman, has been recaptured somewhere in
the coal banks. The Benton Jail will be his
resting place again, aud let us hope for the
good name OF our community, that he will
be kept until the term OF court in Septem-
Der. If the sheriff wants a guard let the
commissi oners furnish one; aud if one man
Is not enough let them furnish as many as
ara.-ReCOrd.
Fate seems to be against the Moulton as far
as accidents are concerned. Ten DAYS ago
eighty sticks OF giant powder exploded; this
was followed in a few days by one of the
safety cages falling a hundred feet with four
men aboard. Yesterday morning a miner
had his thumb and forefinger crushed by the
wire cable, literally tearing all the flesh from
the two members and MASKING the bones Ell
tirely out of shape,
From Sundays Daily.
Stylish P~arasols, in newest styles. at
SANDS " BOYCE'S.
Rubber Goats and Boots at less than mar
ket prices at SANDS q bOYCE.
All quiet around police headquarters on
yesterday.
The telegraph wire was down a great part
of yesterday.
Rev. G. o. Tillotson holds services in
Walkerville this afternoon.
Mems Stylish, All Wool Cheviot Suits re-
duced from SIS to $40 by SANDS & BOY CE.
Porter g. Bullard, lawyers of Helena, have
dissolved partnership.
A large number of new stores will be OPEN
ed as soon as goods arrive.
Summer Silk Dresses, in fashionable COL
ols, at Sis, at SANDS 4 BOYCE'S.
Last winter one hundred thousand buffa-
loes were killed in the Yellowstone valley.
-Four deaths were recorded in Helena for
the month of May, two of the number be-
ing caused by diphtheria.
Steamers are now arriving in Benton at
fhn n Tf t1rnn NV Fn,,. vrnal Th,o .s,a.
travel this year is very large.
The man that was found drunk on the
sidewalks of Helena, claims hat he had been
drugged and his money stolen.
Choice lines of Spring Hats (Stetson and
other celebrated makes) at reduced prices at
SANDS & BOYCE.
Yesterday afternoon two freighters bad a
small row in a Main street saloon, but no
one was hurt to any great extent.
Choice lines of Cashmere Combination
Suits, at $40 a suit. SANDS BOYCE.
In an eight hours canvass Of Bpzeman over
81, 900 was subscribed for the purpose of OBJ.
tanning a steam fire engine.
New Prints, Muslils, Linen Lawns, Cham
hrys, ETC., at SANDS n BO4CES.
The amount of bullion shipped through
the express Office at Butte for the week end,
ing Saturday, June 4th, was 3,021 pound, val,
ued at $4S,336.
Mems Fashionable, Fancy Cashmere Suits
reduced from S25 to SIS for suit at
SANDS & BOYCE.
The MINER Office now has in stock a num-
Der of copies of Cops Hand Book of Mining
Law. 1t treats of nlanv subjects of Interest
to miue owners and ~locatOrs. Pride 81. If.
Satin D'Lyon and Satin Surah Dolmans,
together with handsome lines of Drap d. te
Cashmere and light colored Dolmans and
Uairlocks, at less prices than can be found
elsewhere, at SANDS Il BOYCE'S.
For fear that some one may not have here
tofore seen il, the Herald again puts before
the people the fact that Captain Robert E,
Fisk, Esq has been appointed postmaster al
Helena.
New and stylish bunting Suits, in ecru,
light blue and PINK shades: also street cos
tunes III brown, wine, navy blue and black
combinations Just received and on sale at
SANDS d BOYCES.
The postponed citiz ms meeting for the
purpose OF taking measures + 7 the proper
observance in Butte of the Fourth 1t july,
is to be held tomorrow nlShI III LoeDef
hall. There should be a big attendance.
Yesterday, as the Hon. J. G. Sanders and
James Sites were returning to Jefferson City
from Basin, and when near Beavertown, the
horses they were driving became unmanagea-
Bile, upset the buggy and dragged both gen
slemen quite a distance. Outside OF making
a total wreck of the buggy and slightly bruis
ing Mr.. Sanders, nothing serious resulted.
Handsome Satin D'Lyon Black Silk Dres
sps evening and fashionable street colors
IN fine Silk Dresses, at low prices, at
SANDS Il BOYCES'
Two More Good Cinnamon,
A, .rraSt has finally heen made in Helens