The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-08-23
Local News.
MINER AGENTS.
Fom Thursdays Daily.

he wagon-repairing shops are full of work.
ere is not much sickness in the city at
int.
rec of the old Policemen and II new
we're appointed last night.
(osiress in all branches is looking up
an increase in trade of all kinds.
he Police Judge had a day of repose yes
~. No city cases were tried.
Ne game law is out of date, still the birds
No in are few and far between.
ckets for evans" benefit at Poplar Grove
Sunday are printed and for sale.
e DAILY MORNING MINER always cou-
the latest kilograms and local happenings
ute.
b West Broadway Mr.. +. Z. W. Patton
commenced the erection eff "a handsome
ience.
he livery men DO a big business on Sun
and Oh week days all the good teams
demand.
first cl ass clothing salesman is wanted at
y. y. G. c. store on the corner OF Main
Broadway streets.
aeob Sherre!l, Of Corvallis, Missoula
ntv, was in the city, and called at
MINER office.
be first annual meeting of the Silver
Water Company will be held next Sat
ny, August goth.
eiephonic communication does not meet
the satGe success in Butte las in many
r less pretentious cities.
heap freights from Omaha aud Chicago
I look much like "railroad extortion"
b Eastern points to Butte.
fgns, painted OH canvas, do no last anv
length of time, which is demonstrated
he number dragged signs in the city.
housands of circulars will be issued post
the public about the Grand Gift Distri-
lon that takes place in Butte on the 10Th
November.
ustice Wilcox issued a warrant yesterday
he arrest of a man and woman at Mead
fAe, who are charged in a complaint with
ting a cook
be large excavation for the Rensllaw MA
berry depot, on the corner of Main and
atG streets, is under good Roadway wi h a
force of men employed.
he monUtony in the amusement line will
broken next week by the appearance OF
n Mcguire, who will be followed by the
Eenwinkle troupe the week alter.
Rdvices reached this city yesterday that the
aing works of the Cable Company were
reyed by fire on last Monday, but the
punt OF damage sustained was not stated
he T. iederkrantz Singing Society, for a
organization, is strong in numbers, and
members ara now discussing the practi-
(lty Of erecting "A commodious hall for
ue of the society.
We would call the attention of the readers
be MINER to the advertisement Of WIN.
Wis Co., tobacconists aud cigar manu-
urers, OF San Francisco, who have e>'ab-
ed branch on Main street, with Mr..
Fman in charge.
he order issued by T.. p. Shelby, the
stant Freight Agent of the L. Il. Rail
to lower The rates OH certain staples from
East May ba regarded as Il feature Of
railroad war" that will prove beneficial
Ae business mea Of Butte.
he proceedings, issued in book form, Of
Grand Comlniudery ct Kentucky at their
rty-Fourtll Annual COnclaye, held at the
IRA House, Lexington, Ky, on tn" lth aud
Of May, 1881, is a handsome volume, filled
Interesting information to Sir knights
Nasons. Copies of the book have been
Fiyed in this city.
inner & Salisbury will now rum tw"
ches daily from Butte to MelroSe, the rail,
terminus. One coach will leave Butte
o'clock every evening, reaching Melrose
Inc to connect in the morning with the
III train for Ogden. Another coach will
t Butte daily at , Il. NJ, arriving at Mel
about : O'Clock p. M, making the '''>-
c. in five to six hours.
From Frliav's Daily
The coach from The south yesterday carried
en- passengers on the hurricane deck.
ast evening the Pacific Express Company
Fped Alice bullion bars valued at SS,24o'
here was not d case in The Police Court
EeFday. and business at that place is very
fesd the essay issued by the American
k Exchange and published in to.lay's
FER.
be last shipment of Lexington silver bul
bars, made by Hauser " Co., was valued
10000.
feY. r. S. Clark, of Helena, will preach
morrow morning and evening at the Meth
y Church.