The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-09-06
Local News.
uIMER AGENTS.
From Tuesdays Daily.

tDIlCO SOuAu ~ AN OASVASSc SouAbo
iet places yesterday.
s-sixteenth interest in the Hope mine
tised for sale in another column.
II Kirke," with the full Hasenwinkle
uy, at Owsley Hall tonight.
Mechanics of Butte will hold a meeting
Good Templars' Hall, tomorrow,
,dsy evening.
bderable freight for Main street mer-
arrived in the city yesterday from the
$ at Melrose.
k~tensive supply Of the very best quail
pers and envelopes was received at the
Job department yesterday.
Helena Nine will now have an opportu-
come to Butte. If they come over and
the Buttes they are good ones.
suits will be numerous at the ap-
ng term of the District Court, judging
Y way IN which the docket Is filling
htnan g. Co.'S passenger and express
Tween Butte and Melrose, is in the
Eell equipped for making good time
reasonable rates. See ad.
\ must be something wrong with the
pst-shop at Dillon-carelessness, per-
Complaints come to hand about pack
MINERS that must be delayed at the
Office.
never make money by n~eglecting to
with the provisions of the law. A
tcisl traveller neglected to pay his IL
SIS. and when he settled up for his
it cost him S125.
ktlement Of the right of way problem
n effected. Ten companies of graders
cave the line of grade near Silver Bow
days. They are to be transferred to
on the jefferson river.
publish in another column an able
nication from the pen of n of our
ent citizens on the subject of build
ssonic Temple in Butte, which will
with interest by everybody.
Pacific Express Company shipped, last
five bars of Alice bullion weighing
nds and valued at SS,36S, and five
Silver Bow bullion, weighing 594
and valued at $9,504.
cause of the defeat of the Butte Nine,
foperiy simmered down, was that the
we're out-umpired on the 9Th innings.
pire was honest, but he did not thor
understand the rules of the game.
aides should never go shopping with
consulting the %advertiing colu INNS
DAILY MINER, wherein an elaborate
y of the leading dry goods emporiums
lie may be f ,und every day in the
ktleman over from the Fish Greek
Informs us that the ranchmen Oh the
turned out and hunted the bear
billy chawed up NJ. D.. Hathaway.
te was killed, and after being dressed
800 pounds.
ger, entering one of our crowded no.
last night, and addressing the polite
erk-"Are you full tonight ?" Clerk
Fn't been full for three months. l run
temperance people now" Stranger
owed one
lt Champion, who was so severely
BY the boiler explosion at T%hompson's
on last Saturday, remains in an I'M
bs condition at the Miners Hospital.
swallowed some nourishment, and
10 be gradually coming to his senses.
TEEKLY MINER for Tuesday, August
issaed. Copies may be had by ap-
our counting-room. 1t is a paper
respect up to the times, and is es-
we'll filed with Montana news, min
diligence and the local happenings
ute.
ever may be the outcome of the pres
way complications, and the schemes
now being planned to supply Mon
b railroad facilities, the vast and
mt mines of the Butte District must
Dir immenseness, command the atten-
ailway projectors.
week w. E. Howell, OF Blanchett j.
at Melrose, in this County, and who
he acquaintances in Butte, skipped.
helped himself to the funds of his
j and neighbors by borrowing from a
of them nearly $1,000 before he de-
They can enter the amount to the
of their accounts.
From Weunesuay's Daily.l
VI Hing Of soda water this cold weather
Perry lively business.
now commences at 4 o'clock p. N.
y at the Virginia City Chop House.
5. Pond is the authorized agent for
LY and WEEKLY MINER at Melrose.
~loulton main shaft was down 4Sl
night, and is going downward very
land cases of fine goods were deliv-
e. nany freight outfits to the merchants