The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-05-03

per day, and at the Gregory one is now be;no
built of rs tons capacity.
Three Deer Lodge attorneys kent out Of
court ore day this week examining the
beauties OF horse flesh. Judge Galbraitb
nhed the legal lum[naries in sums of $25 and
you for hardness and contempt combined.
John Call, the insane man taken from
"alkerville to the insane asylum a couple of
weeks since, refused to eat anything for seven
days, after which he came to time and is 10 v
slowing away a h althy supply OF food daily.
Mr.. Charley Warren, in his set speech at
oswley hall, the other evening, referred to
the inefficient city officials" "pin-heads,"
etc. OF course, Charley-of course. As a
political purifier, Mr.. Warren looms up as
tall as Pixies Peak.
In a card, published in another column,
DIR. Mussigbrod returns thanks to the people
of Butte for the liberal patronage EXTENDED
to him during his practice of medicine in this
community. The doctor will make the
Warm Springs his permanent residence for
the future.
The Inter Neutrality-suspicious. an "s''- OF
last evening deYotes considerable of its yalu-
able space to publishing the old, widowed
records OF a police magistrate. There is no.
thing in these old police records but what was
well known by every citizen of Butte. and
their resurrection at this time has no weight
Or significance whatever.
From Sundays Daily.1
The funeral of Tnos. Pierce yesterday was
attended by members of the Masonic fra
ternity.
Probate Judge Irvine has re ceiyed his new
Official seal, which makes a neat impression
on documents.
The Gagnon mine is opened SO thoroughly
that a daily ore product of one hundred tons
could be extracted trou, the mine with ease.
A number of M1lmons, including a bishap,
have been arrested for alleged illegal voting
at tie election in Bearcrheai county last
fall.
The charges of the Inter Mountain-6arren
of an "s'-aEainst the city marshal aud other
city officers are ~grOundlcss, and without the
shadow of truth in any Of them.
The Episcopal building committee has on
hand and Oh the subscription list about
$4,000 with which TO commence the erection
Of a new EpiscupaI church in Butte.
As a prognosticator Of coming events the
later M0untdin-lestitute of an s's''--is not
reliable at all. tTo-morrow's democratic
triumph will completely prove this assertion.
In the matter of bucking against the city
charter Mr.. Jack is in precisely the same boat
with others. He was one of the strongest and
loudest opp0sers Of lie city charter at first.
Dur blundering twilight cotem., says that a
man died at the Miners hospital day before
yesterday. The statement is not true, and
the proprietor of that hospital requests us to
correct the calard.
The MINER is prepared to take orders for
all kinds of photographic printing, such as
Iii StIai%S3 SotAAS9 t|A thIiA SFSIS
thing in the lithographing line. Samples may
be seen by calling at this office.
The bullion shipment through the express
Office for the month Of April, indicates hat
the silver bullion, shipped by express, will
aggregate S 3,5O0,O00 the present year. This,
of course, does not include the copper-silveI
matte produced by the smelters.
Philip Flood, a blacksmith in the employ
Of the White Sulphur Springs g. Fort Custer
stage line, was shot and instantly killed by
Hank Courtney on the 25th inst, at OIden,
on the lower Musselshell. Flood was mar
ried. No particulars have yet been learned
AS to the cause Of the shooting.
1t is reported that an effort will be made TO
have Governor Potts call an extraordinary
session of The legislature. The object is to
incorporate the town of Glendale that the
Junior member of the firm of kinna Il Jack
may have q chance to run Tor mayor. 1t is
an excellent idea. Each member OF the firm
should have a whack and try for a mayOrship.
The many friends of Miss LaMonte have
rendered her a benefit to take place at Ows-
ley's Hall on next Tuesday night. This lady
came to Butte under an engagement TO play
with the BIaisdell troupe, but owing to cir
cumstances over which she had no control,
the engagement resulted to her pecuniary
disadvantage. Hence it is hoped the friends
of this pleasing singer will give hers ro''sins
benefit on the night named.
Eo,,i1in,, Ghirroa1t