The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-04-05

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IN silver Bow county during the coming snm-
mer, and that considerable pold vii Ia
sluiced out.
a new school house is being built in the
Linder neighborhood, on the Beaverhead val
ley. The size of the building is 25x3O feet.
including an,s-foot vestibule. The cost of
the edifice will be $500.
Rev. D.. }. Dolls, of the Catholic church will
AXE active steps within the next two weeks
TO raise funds to build a Sisters hospital in
Butte. The proposed hospital is to be a brick
building 40 by so feet.
The coroner's jury in the Reed-G Garland
homicide case at Philipsburg, found that
Eugene Garland came to his death by p
pistol shot wound, feloniously fred from the
hand of Elisha Reed.'
The Warm Springs Asylum property has
recently had considerable necessary improve
ments made upon it, and it is now in better
shape than heretofore for the reception and
accommodation of patients.
With rich veins like the Moulton, Alice.
Bell, Lexington, Magma Charta, Anselmo,
Grey Rock, Gagnon, Stevens, and twenty
others running deep down, the mineral
wealth of this district is incalculable.
A Bannack correspondent asks "What
was Hancock's majority in New York city ?'
The Tribune almanac, reliable authority,
gives Hancock's majority over Garfield, Wea-
YER and Dow, combined, at 0 ,649 votes.
The Herald.of the 23d publishes a lengthy
"fll up in the shape of a ghost story, in
which it is related that a genuine ghost visits
the premises on which Charles Tackle was
murdered, and exhibits lights of a bright, pc
culiar flicker.
Our young tillicum engaged in furnishing
unreliable items for the twilight edition is
gently reminded that a Montana community
does not expect that a "Mormon dwarf, is
posted IN polilics-or in any thing else. Now,
cease your twaddle.
Yesterday being monthly collection day in
Butte, unusual activity was manifested on
the streets, and the collecting of bills paya-
BILE was brisk all day long. Inquiries re-
suited in obtaining the information that set
Elements were promptly made.
The senseless trash capped by the "admin-
istration head" and published by the sun
down Inter Mountain, without an "s," is
evidently the work of some beardless Nor
mon boy, who has strayed accidently into
Montana. The sspiece" is on the boyish Gin
tervlew" style-thin and chaffy.
From Sundays Daily.l
That large pair of overalls displayed at
Sands 81 Boyce's was the cause of much in
quiry yesterday.
The Salt Lake Tribune, of March 31st, says
that quite a number of Utah miners are head
ing toward Montana.
The Butte Literary Society meets twice In
each month, ana is a society organized for
the improvement and culture of its members.
The needed work of cleaning the alleys
throughout the city is being generally prose
cuted, but several alleys remain untouched
yet.
1nere are LVe mufuerefS now cOnflned III
the jails of Montana Territory, who, if they
get their just deserts, will stretch hemp until
they are dead.
All round the city improvements of resi-
dences are prominently noticeable. Many of
these improvements, besides being useful, are
quite ornamental.
From the best information obtainable, it is
believed that the three cases OF shooting which
occurred in Montana last week, were all I'M
provoked murders.
On Broadway, two doors east of the Grand
Central hotel, Mrs. E.. Maratta has opened a
confectionery, fruit, cigar and tobacco store,
with a fine stock for sale.
We have a streak of genuine charity run
ming through lis that forbids us throwing the
crepitant lash to the dedgllng engaged on the
sun down edition. When a whole town is
laughing at the blnnders of the little Mormon
we withhold the rod.