The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-06-21
Messrs. Barrett & sJacky having purchased

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ton will be brick and a platform connectino
constructed. q "
In TINS mornings MINER is published the
"'el.lse":nt OF the ball to be gwen July
4tl py Tie Silver City Cornet Band. Antici-
Patihg a large crowd both Owsley's and Loe-
ber's Halls have been secured for the occa-
sio', one ticket securing admittance to both
OF them' 1t is needless to state that the music
ana management will be first class, and that
everything "ill be lone to make the ball a
complete success. To our friends outside
Ihe city who are undecided about where 70
spend the coming anniversary, we would IN
Vlte them to come to Butte, and after Witness
ing the exercises of the day to attend the ball
in the evening.
From Sunday's1Daily.I
Miss Katie Cavrn was married in Helena
Oh Wednesday last.
Alice stocks reached 800 per share in
New York on the Sth inst.
One hundred Thousand pounds of freight
for the Moulton Mill rolled into town YES
terday.
A Helena paper chronicles the failure of J.
q. Nawter, of Jefferson city. The extent OF
MS liabilities Is not made known.
Choice lines of Cashmere Combination
Suits, at $40 a suit. SANDS& BOYCE.
According to promise, the MINER this morn
ing presents its readers with an account of
the Conoly murder trial at Bannack.
Stylish Parasols, in newest styles. at
SANDS Il BOYCE'S.
The building on the southeast corner of
Main Strpat aud RrnuIuay /, ra,,;,;-n a.,
~prOvements inside and out.
Summer silk Dresses, in fashionable col.
ors, at SIS at SANDS 4 BOYCE'S.
Mons. Leoini gave an exhibition of tight
rope walking last evening. The crowd was
large and attentive, except when the hat was
passed round.
Mems Stylish, All Wool Cheviot Suits re
duced from SIS to $40 by SANDS&BOl c.
Mrs. Neidenhoifen, on West Park street.
has furnished her Parlor 0prOpos for the sale
of Ice Cream and accomplishments and is
ready to serve those of Butte desiring this re-
fleshment. dit
Mems Fashionable, Fancy Cashmere Suits
reduced from S25 to SIS for suit at
SANDS Il BOYCE.
Melrose is taking on the airs of quite a
place now. Building is going forward rapid
ly, the " forwarding companies, the rail-
road folks and the usual number of followers
being busily engaged in the erection of sulta-
Bile houses to accommodate their business.
New Prints, Muslins, Linen Lawns, Cham
brys, etc, at SANDS & BOYCE'S.
Mr.. D.. J. Welch informs us that the Hecla
Co., of Glendale, have bullion to the value
nf ahnpt coon l0l aWuiI ipu Shinpnapt of thair
works. This company is erecting a building
OF their W at Melrosc to be used for receiv-
ing and shipping purposes.
Choice lines of Spring Hats (Stetson and
other celebrated makes) at reduced prices al
SANDS & BOICE.
For the week ending, Saturday, June 18th,
there were thlrty-seven mining locations pre-
scented for record at the recorders Office for
Silver Bow county. During The last two or
three days transactions in real estate have be-
come more frequent, several small sales OF
mining and town lot property having taken
place.
Tue rear extension to the drug store OF
Messrs. Parchen Il u Acheul is nearing com
pletion. The walls will be up and ready to
receive the roof in a day or two. This firm
is also erecting quite a large brick-veneer
building on Granite street for storage and Of
flee purposes. All outside wolkon this latter
structure is nearly finished.
At a meeting of the board Of directors OF
the Montana Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany, held in the city Of Camden, n. j.
Monday, June 9th, 1881, the following gen
tlemen were elected officers of the company
President, Hamilton Disslon vicc-president
VIM. II. Wright treasurer, L. Henry As
bury secretary, Richard F. Donovan. W.
anticipate for the Montana a brilliant future
Mr.. Rod ID. Lesgat informs us hat he viii
this week leave Butte with a force of men
provisions, tools ETC., to work OF
the Day d Harvey mine. This lode is one o
the very early locations, is patented, and la
been worked to IA depth of about 30 feet
Some very rich ore has been taken out, bu'
no work having been done recently the tim
bers have become rotten and Will have to h
replaced before sinking can be resumed.
Ogden Pilot, 10Th: The Utah Il NOrtheI,
freight train last evening. brought in ii cars
- of which were loaded with ore and hides
....Among the freight at the depot we no
tice one car of c~rusllers ter tile Moulton mil
at Butte. From parties down from tn
north we learn that the snake river is fallln!
slowly and no more trouble is anticipated
1t is expected that trains will run through t.
MelrOse, the new terminus, to-day or 10
morrow.
A private letter received at this office fron
" &. Ilibbard, superintendent of the ives
tern division Of the Western unlol
telegraph company, states that al
the material necessary for running the tele
graph wire through to Butte is on hand, all!
that it is the intention OF the company to pnsI
it alon. in advance of the rallread: I'm
will be rood news to our readers. With TIN
completion of the line to Butte, regular tele
rraph reports are assured, as the line Wi
never be down longer than a few hours at
time.
Picturesque Montana or the Lar
of Gold and Silver"