The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-06-28
From Sundays Daily.

The Katie Putnam troupe leaves for He,ena
to-day.
Trade in all branches is brisk, and all kinds
OF business is improving.
celebrated crack-proof miners coats, best
made Just opened at E. l.. Bonner & Co.'S
There are a large number of patients, pub
IN ahu private, at the Warm Springs Asylum.
An extraordinary number of large mule
ou'Ets unloaded in the city yesterday.
Al! the churches and places of worship
Will. be open in Butte to-day.
The pulpit of the NJ. E. Church will be
occupied to-day by Rev. E. J.. Stanley, Nj. E.
South.
A lot of mems and boys hats will be Of
fered at half price by E. l.. Bonner & Co. on
july lst.
Stylish Parasols, in newest styles. at
SANDS n BOYCE'S.
Ladies' summer ulsters and suits opened
Yesterday will be sold at a sacrifice by e. l..
Bonner Il Co. Oh July lst.
Summer, Silk Dresses, in fashionable col
OBS, at Sl5 at SANDS II BOYCE'S.
All summer goods will be sold regardless
OF cost during the clearance sale which COM
mences at &. L. Bonner u Co.'S on July lst.
Services of The Episcopal Church in the
School House at WaLkervllle thisp .. m, at 4
O'Clock, Rev. G. o. Tillotson, tflciating.
Mems Fashionable, Fancy Cashmere Suits
reduced from S25 to SIS for suit at
SANDS IL BOYCE.
Evening newspapers ar getting thick in
Butte. We understand that another one
horse evening sheet Will be issued in the city
tomorrow.
Choice lines of Cashmere Combination
Suits, at SO a suit. SANDS Il BOYCE.
The Plunkett Constellation Company. as
VIII he noticed in an advertisement in TO-
Gays MINER. will a dramatic sea
son at Owsley's Hall tomorrow night.
Ne" Prints, Muslins, Linen Lawns, Cham
brys, ETC., at SANDS q BOYCE'S.
Work on the hydraulic claim of Upton K
Noyes is pushed ahead with visor, and a
large amount of ground has been run of this
season. Gle aiming up will commence on theiI
claim next month.
Salt Lake Tribune Alice stock is now
climbing up, the last sale being at 81. 50. We
should not be surprised to see it go to $40 OF
SIP before long. 1t will be a steady DIVIDEND
paying mine tor years.
Mons. Leoni, tight-rope performer, gave a
performance late yesterday after Don, on q
rope stretched across Main street from the
Chop House. A large crowd witnessed the
performance, part of which was quite dar
ing.
a warrant was issued on the proper com
plant 10y Probate Judge Irvine for the ares
OF John Laclair, of Silver Bow, who is charged
with beng a imna'ic. Deputy Sheriff FISH
brought Laclair up and left him at the hospi-
tai. Laclair is very sick and may die.
Yesterday a%fi ernoo a messenger ca lie to
Butte from Basin City after a physician. lie
stated that Geo. A.gIIiues, while engaged IL
cutting down trees, had met with IA seiicus
accident by being struck by the limb OF d
tree, and thought that Hines was severely, il
not fatally, hurt. Dr.. Holmes left last even
ing to render medical assistance to the In
iured man.
In Justice O'Meara's court yesterday the
"Meaderville hog case" was tried. 1t was The
Territory Of Montana against Mistress Anna
Westlake, who was charged with the ot1enc,
of permitting her pigs TO run at large, con
trary to the plain provisions OF the pic law. Mr.
Mcbride appeared as counsel for the Terri
tory and Mr.. Speer defended the defendant
Unluckily for Mrs. Westlake, both the law
and evidence vas against ner hogs, and a fine
of $40 was imposed. This was not paid-tht
case being appealed to the District Court.
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