The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-08-16

From Friday Daily
your poor tax promp'ly-it is Eow due.
where the depot will be located trou-
large number of people.
economical domestic man will buy
|~nter's supply Of wood while it is COM.
|yely cheap.
! Box patent fire-boXes are now being
! under the boilers at the Silver Bow
he Police Court yesterday two mel
lubjected to the usual fine and costs for
BE-.
leat deal Of developing work is going
etly in the Butte District without any
ling made over it.
her, the photographer, is fixed at his
on West Granite street to produce
but work in the line OF Photographic
|Main street yesterday two citizens had
ercation, during which one pulled a re.
but he pocketed the weapon without
BIT,
ners and ranchmen visiting Butte, from
within one hundred miles of the city,
that the hay crop will be unusually
n most localities.
Main street, al Coleman's, every night
stationary powers of Fred Tay Tor, auc-
II, is brought to bear on the crowd in
ance at the house.
ban applied at Police headquarters last
for a warrant for the arrest OF a man
lad cut him in the eye with a pocket
while OH the road to Walkerville.
of fighting goes on during these bright
ight nights. The whisky must be man
red from oIn new receipt which con.
DO much of the ~beiigerent element.
West Park street a new deal was OPEN
night. People buy pictu re chances
(el take their chances in naming a
N a blank, using a small sized cane as
Ter.
en- Pilot, 9th: The Utah Il Northern
northward yesterday the following
For Casey q Bropny, Butte, 1859
groceries; for j. Cap!ice d Co., Butte,
RS Of sugar.
re are twenty lawyers in Butte, and
lry are not happy !-Independent, 10Th,
be lawyers Of Butte b. ing interviewed
their unhappy condition, all said
That's merely Ii OF Woolsulk's."
- reported that the legality Of tie action
City Council at its last meeting will be
IT, court, and it is also reported that the
ii acted alter taking aule legal advice
question of what constitutes "A leca!
M Of the Council.
+e main shaft Of the ;>leyeI4s mine,
Montana street, The Volume of wat +
Fsd to such an extent that another
had to be put. In. One Vt the Knowles
RS was ordered from Renshaw's depot,
Will be working to-day. VIII two pumps
ter will be easily handled in the future.
"smiier," the blacksmith, is not dead
enton Record says that .'Smiler" has
a new blacksmith shop at Plttsburg,
+ Belt river. Ii some pungent penist
write the life of "Smiler" he could
both money aud reputation, for the
phy of the old blacksmith would sell
I!sslng Of the ditch of the Butte City
Company was completed yesterday.
Itch is about six aud a half miles in
Work is somewhat delayed, await
arrival of the lar. e iron piping, but it
wed that the company will be supply.
He with fresh water in a little over a
5 time. Good.
Base Ball Boys are practicing a little .
practice some remarkable exhibitions
Ilng are noticed. The chief batter,
Us boomerang bal, handles the club
lch dexterily ana rapidly that he
misses a bail, even il tue ball is flying
pate Of say l2,000,O00 revolutions per
ne nails it to the cross, Speaking fig
Fly.
From saturdays Daily.l
cams engaged in hauling brick II the
at work from sun up TO sun down.
last Alice shipine nj of silver bars by
Fchc Express Company was valued at
tate OF freight, by slow wagons, from
to Butte, is sixty cents per 100
FSatlons for a number OF large brick
lgs are being pushed ahead in different
les in the city.
Masons OF Butte are taking steps
the building Of a ball, in which all
Fses will unite.
l~ur cars Of steel rails for the Butte
ue Utah and Northern railroad ar
Ogden on the 10Th.
city licenses are collected promptly.
Puly 2lst the amount of money collect