The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-05-31
Local News.
MINOR ITEMS.

Nnllrt Is Deal vs.. L HOFllIOI.
re is to be a weekly mail from Bismarck
Benton by the Benton line.
rose, the-soon-to-be terminus of the
4, is in.this county.
/ bars of bullion, valued at $4,000 were
by the Alice Company on last Sun
terminus will be removed from Dillon
slrosa during the first week of next
San Francisco Comedy Company open
Loeber's Hall on next Wednesday
MT four inches of now fell in Butte
qy night and Sunday, but rapidly
total amount of gold produced by the
mt from the first day of January until
9Th, is $44,Sl6,
gee by the o ;den Pilot that a car Of
merry for the Parrot Company was
from Ogden last Thursday.
publish, this morning, the stated ap-
hents of Bishop Brewer for the year
lie is to be in Butte Sunday, August
Saturday evening three men laid for
our business men with the manifest
Be of going through him, but, owing to
IRENE darkness he made his escape. .
Chicago M'lliner is doing the leading
Is in Hat and Bonnet Trimming, be-
HE is a mechanic in her line and allows
fh work to go out of her shop. dy-1t
|pg to the recent death of her father
10 p. Hamlnonds Of Jefferson county,
beO. ". Todd will be absent from Butte
ky days in attendance upon the funeral.
hers in robes, furs and p~eltries at Miles
unwilling longer to pay the extortion-
hes demanded by the steamboat own
bend TO rig up fiat boats and ship i'll th&t
rding to the 81. Paul Pioneer-Press the
h. R. end the Benton lire of steamers
dned hands for the purpose OF doing an
business from the east to all points IN
na.
blk Brown, who, in the early days of
(1a, used t pride himself on his appel
bfthe Great American Brown and
8 well known throughout the tenito-
EY died III Salt Lake.
ersons DESTROYS Of obtaining certificates
ching in this county should be on hand
anrday III rning, at Q Il. m, as Prof.
the County Superintendent, will at
be hold an organization.
be city council have authorized a uni
E,em of grades, we will soon expect
gs-walks will be put in on Our streets.
are particularly needed at the point
Main crosses Broadway.
awill be a Grand inauguration Ball
b Loaber's Hall OH FRIDAY evening,
in honor Of the outgoing and inCOm-
GERS ofthe city. The Silver City Or
Band Of eight pieces has beon ell
| FOR the occasion.
ln0. T. GIeyson, one Of the best known
operators in the west, made All offer
EWO for the Lexington mine yesterday.
DAVIS promptly refused, and in all
Eity would have done the arr even
FCfer been doubled.
0 Barnlart, in partnership With 9th
The owner Of a new lead lately discov~
polt a nile aud a quarter north of ST.
y. Tie ore assays from As TO 81 Ounces
and the vein is Il feet in width. 1t
called the Bonr,za King.
commencement Of This term OF the
Court there were A cases Oh the CAL
Fourteen Of these have been disposed
seventeen more are in such shap@ that
be oil Of the do"ker Icy tie cad Of
\, leaving nnt tLir!een cases to 90
he next terri.
FeIls saw-E.;li, eight m,les this
BASIN City, was the scene If a r,lIrAr
accident last Friday evening. y
nan named George Hartwell in some
managed TO get his fingers e~ntan%lel
aN, leaving three Of them behind. Or.
Went ont Saturday and dressed the
LOU 7. Smith yesterday received atele"
I'M Deer Lod&e stating that the csraD-
lerer Reed had no. been heard Of. in
PaDility he will never be captured.
Or Dotihe escape was through any
hess Of the officers canuo HOW lr IT,
IA, We will give full particulars as
Eeliable Information is received. !
Petty, Montana, is said to be one Of
II lively and thriving mining towns
e in the west. All is life and hustle
now. Mr.. Elias Morris, OF Salt
sa contract to build furnaces, con-
fSine beds and do other work for the
Mining Co. there. The Moulton
DlkS areipmadiatelV l0iarent In those