The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-15

Local News.
EDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1881.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Me daughter, aged S years, Of Mr..
Il. NJ. Smith, was buried yester-

II. NJ. otiith, was ou.iSa yeo'oi
mo Dillon Tribune explain who
III with his fathers" what he did 1t
vbs. it means at the head It a mis-
IS column. gb. r..l t,...o. G.
ing of the Workingmen's Dancing
be held tomorrow night at old
~mplars' H all, at 1880 o'clock. There
~ regular members already, and the
|. rapidly increasing. gt. ...s.
futile is expected in Butte the latter
h. week. He will hold dedication
Osxt Sunday, Nov. IL, in the new
Church, and the occasion is looked
10 with much interest.
NV Water Company were busily at
lmday extending the trench for its
rater mains down Main street hill.
I.an time the reservoirs are being
by fires on the inside and so pre-
the speedy introduction of the yell
let fluid.
theirs at work OIL the Caplice build
struck for higher wages. They
ceivlng $3.50 and SO per day from
he contractor, and now strike for 81
It is understood that the advance
refused, and that other workimen
brocured from Salt Lake City, 50 that
may go on without delay.
b. wonderful that the freight ship
Butte alone this season exceeded
all the rest Of the Territory last sea-
number OF mining men and ssw-mill
rtantly buying new machinery is
astounding. MIR. James Renshaw's
b costly stock Is diminished by orders
' as it is increased by fresh ship
kom the East.
lew saw mill, lathing machine and
hill tor Diehl's saw mill at Divide
cted daily. Mr.. Diehl reports that
have it all in place and fairly at work
days. The railroad grading between
] Silver Bow will he done now in a
wo, and large quantities of tiss are
ken out and hauled TO the track from
bar Diehl's mill.
to the sad experience Of one of their
now in the East, the members of the
Club are respectfully advised not TO
tails of their new dress coats made
A dress coat is likened to game in
bsct that it should be hung up a Gay
efore being used, but one cannot BE-
ocular iii either case that the most
nostril should not be offended.
was a meeting of the School Board
1t at S o'clock. Early in the after
was freely reported on the streets
new school building had been aban-
the workmen as unsafe, aud that
bdation wall had cracked, and the
of the building had bulged out sew
bes.
meeting last night a request was
writing to MI. Julian Smith to meet
bmmittse consisting of Messrs. r. G..
H. Harper and W. c. Lininston,
n one o'clock, to select a fifth member,
ke a report 10 the school trustees and
|on.
From Wednesdays Daily
ehearsal for Esther will take place
ming in Caplice hall.
mess meeting OF the Bullion Club
last night at the office Of The Clerk
border.
Phil. Saunders confirms the report
ch ore body running from $50 to $15
ias recently been struck in the Only
mine.
Sheridan mine is looking as we'll as
d gives prospects more and more en-
9 as the shaft descends. Some very
was found in it last Friday and Sat
Is already mentioned in the MINER.
Rurprise party given to Miss Minnie
nd Miss Lizzie Jacobs last Monday
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
acobs, vas a very enjoyable affair
pr Speck and Messrs. Dusseau and
furnished the music.
ay before he left Butte Mr.. W. Ii
d received letter from Mr.. Edward
Prmerly of Silver Reef, in which the
fntleman spoke in terms OF the warm
Incubation of the efficiency and value
owlapd Pulverizer as illustrated at
Beet.
pagnoD case has been finally submit
be Supreme Court ofthe United States
oral and written arguments. by The
routine Of that Court the papers IL
will now be handed Over to som'
be Judges, who will consider tten
reaches the Ease in its numerical or
will render a decision-in a montl
From Thursdays Daily.
cil and the School Trustees hat
F last night.
you bought your excursion ticket?
fchool honse question is being freel'