The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-12-13
NEWS

Helena independent, Dec. 81
There was a wind storm in Helen
Wednesday evening, and signs werd
around in a lively manner
Drs. Cole and Atchison performed
operation Wednesday at the MetrOv
Hotel reducing the dislocated SHOULD
MI. Oliver Bernier, which had been
place some i've weeks.
The chimney of a Rodney stree.
burned out in Helena during the lid
last Wednesday evening, without, Id
doing any damage.
weeks of preparation, will open Their
bazaar on Mountaineering, Decembs
The burdens placed by the Western
upon its employees in Montana are
tionate with the pay they receive.
they have been and are o o~vsrworka
Mr.. Dickey knows il. He knows, t@
no part of the country has suffered sol
to SO great All extent FROM imposition
telegraph authorities as Montana.
Mr.. j. A. b. Jack has recently disCo1
vein Of quartz east of the foot of Muli
in the vicinity of the tunnel. The
made on his specimens yesterday Isl
lows: Silver per ton, 74.44-10O; gd
ton, $1.SO. The vein is about six
width. Mr.. Jack has named his did
the West Point Lode.
A team driven by Johnnie WelcOH
away down Main street in Helena W
day last and smashed into 4 bugg!i
buggy was ruined, one of the hora
and Welcome severely bruised.
A Nevada paper gives an account Of
dian ball at which the music consi
three ,jewsharps and a cows horn.
Six bars OF Outa'io bullion, valued
441.91, were shipped East from Sgda
"Wednesday.
The Butte correspondent of the /
Independent says of the small pex: "I1
little doubt but We shall be visitsd dun
| coming winter with a reminder Of ii!
ence not soon to be forgotten" We
there is no reasonable foundation VI
snch statement. The disease is nOts4
ing and NEST of the half dozen cases AZ
valesCent.
Ogded Pilot, Dec. I.
The first permanent settlement
Truckee meadows was made by a
named jackson, in 1852, who estabS
station on the Truckee river, where be-
with the emigrants. Jackson is still
we believe, somewhere in the southsa
ton of Utah.
Of bullion shipments east yesterds!
were twenty cars of bullion from the
three cars of bullion and two cars oil
from the north. ii
The town of Typo, in Nye eountyNl
which a few years ago contained a pop.sI
of from 1900 to 1000 persons, is now
deserted, there being but eight peopsI
ing there. j
e. j. Finnagin, of Cherry Creek
started for St. Louis by train this ny
He has invented and patented i new
wrench and will engage in the manu-
of them at st. Louis.
Salt Lake Tribune Dec. 7th.
The Pinyon-C Climax mininf conlNl
is still dragging its slow length alons1
Salt Lake Courts.
The last witness in the Pinyon1
case was called Wednesday, unless Y
batch OF experts be called in rebutts,
The government is just realizing VI
that it has allowed the filthy instituaI
~polygamy to gain to much headway'
not too late, however, to reform the ~
of the past. Il
Tuesday Wells, Fargo g. Co. receive
bar Rarbee Il Walker bullion, 81 ,2lst
bar Mammoth, $4,000.
Deadwood Times Dec. 2.
The Deadwood Smelling and keu
Co. was organized last week.
The board levied an assessment OF II
cent. of Che capital stock, to be paid ID
ately. Samples of ore of not less thai
pounds will be solicited from the d
localities for the purpose Of sending 10
ufacturers of smelters.
AT s o'clock Thanksgiving morning
teau's thermometer indicated 20 deSr
low zero. At noon the temperatur
risen considerably, bat from early ID
till evening the day was delightful
streets were alive with pleasure ride
pedestrians; boys and youths were
on the river, the jingle of sleigh bells
in with the music of our cIty's cornet
and in the general joy and thanksgi'I
body gave the weather a thought, uH
was to rejoice in its perfection.