The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-06-14

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a lull attendance is desired.
Owing to the fact that the county TAI, 10
iuli OF prisoners a night watchman has been
puI un, anu any attempt to escape will I'M
ooubtedly prove abortive.
mr.. Petit, the burned out furniture man
Will occupy temporary quarters in the base,
ment under the store of Newton & Newton
ne intends rebuilding on his Broadway lot
at once. '''
IRON a private letter we learn that the
sIslahtes recently strung up two men at Del
Nofte, COLORADO, for robbing mails. Notices
are also being posted up at Alamosa warning
certain roughs to leave.
The Episcopal church soon to be built in
Butte will be the finest church building in
Tie territory. Its cost is to be $1,000, the
dimensions being SOX4O. Bates & Van
Brocklln are the contractors.
Tong All OF, the Chinaman who shot one
OF his ceuntrymen i'll Butte several months
since, and who was sentenced to seven wears
imprisonment in the Territorial prison, made
an unsuccessful attempt to escape last week
Mr.. Charles Wunderlich was in town on
yesterday, and we are informed that he has
expressed an Intention Of allowing the rail-
road to pass over his lands. He intends.
however, to appeal to the Courts from the
Commissioners award.
). V. Surprenant appeared before Judge
WILCOX this morning, waived an examination
and was held under $1,000 bonds to appear
before the Grand Jury for shooting at Col
let on last Thursday. Lee W. Foster and
Antoine Marceau went on his bond.
Twenty-six emigrant teams bound for Mon
tana and Washington Territories passed
through here this morning. They are all
well-to-do families from Kansas and Missou-
RI. Eight wagons were from Missouri and
eighteen from Kansas.-Lcromie Tones.
Commissioner Milligan informs us that the
Colorado beetle and the potato bug have
appeared IN large numbers in Prickly Pear
valley, and are doing serious damage to the
potato crop. The cut worm has also made
its appearance, and is making havoc with peas
and other vegetables. This is bad news, but
we hope the damage will not be as extensive
as is now feared.-Independent.
The Katie Putnam troupe will not open in
Butte until Tuesday evening, as the Miners
nion wish to use the hall on Monday night,
This troupe has been playing in Dillon for the
past week, and playing to Il good business.
When Miss Putnam was in M'ntana last
spring. she made many friends, and her COM
pany this year is much stronger than the 9th
err one. They open in Lena, the Madcap,
which has been revised and very materially
improved.
On Monday evening Sheriff Strang and
Hank Wlldman were Harvesting the horse of
the former to take a drive. otrang was at the
horses head near the manger. The horse
turned suddenly to leave the stall, striking
strang with his hip and throwing him against
a pole running along the top of the manger.
The blow was not hard enough to even dis
color the skin, but it dislocated Mr.. Strang's
hip Notwithstanding. No bones were broken.
Mr.. Mitchell set the joint and a few days
quiet will put the sheriff on his feet again.
North West.
From Sundays Daily.
Six prisoners in the county jail of Lewis
and Clarke.
Friday was pay day at the Alice and Moul-
T. NJ. Lowery has disposed Of his interest
i'll the Walton stable to Shelley Tuttle.
Mems Stylish, All Wool Cheviot Suits re-
duced from Sl5 to $40 by SANDS&BOl CE.
Tit Bullion shipments through the Butte
office for the week ending JuDe 18th,
was 3,257a pounds, valued at $52,117.
New Prints, Muslins, Linen Lawns, Cham
brys, ETC., at SANDS Il BOYCE'S.
Barrett & Warren wish to sell their real
estate business and abstract books. A good
opportunity is offered for someone wishing to
in business.
Rubber Coats and Boots at less than mar
ket prices at SANDS " BOYCE.
We acknowledge ourselves under obliga-
lions to Secretary j. II. Mills for a copy of
the journals of the council and house of the
extraordinary session of 1910.
Among the list of letters advertised this
morning as remaining uncalled for, is one for
n. Collet, the man now lying in Jail charged
with the murder OF Lavelle.
Among the bullion shipments through Og-
den to-day for the East We're two bars from
the Custer mill, valued at S4.640, and six
bars from the Alice mill at Butte, Montana,
valued at S7,lOO, total ST. ,74O.-PHOt.
Summer silk Dresses, in fashionable col
ols, at $l5, al SANDS u BOYCE'S.
Helena proposes to make short work Of
opium smokers. The city council recently
passed an ordinance against she CRIME, and on
Wednesday last two Cinnamon were arrested
under the ordinances and fined $lO ana eA1o.
Choice lines OF Spring Hats (Stetson and
other celebrated makes) at reduced prices at
SANDS IL BOYCE.
Yesterday the two patients, Higgins and
Cronan, were removed to the new quarters of
Holmes and Hendrickson. These gentle
men haye been very fortunate i'll securing
the comlnodlous building of E. W.. Sigsby,
near the corner of Montana and Galena
streets.
Stylish parasols, in newest styles. at
SANDS IL BOICE'S.
With Vol. VII. there is a change in the
proprietorship of the Bentou Record. The
new style of the firm is Charles l.. Spencer
IL Co. Horace r. Buck and Mr.. Spencer