The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-15
u,MEn AGENTS.
From Fridays Daily.

rec tuiS S'oh''S' -EaFF +.r
lobu King, of VAUDEVILLE, has a span Of
,.es and a wagon for SALE T-s0
p,ofessor Webster, at the st. Nicholas ho-
lathe Butte agent for the Rowland Pull
kler.
Mss Wallace did not arrive "Wednesday
A, in time for The rehearsal of Esther in
pGce ball.
Ali Royal Arch Masons will take notice
|, there is a regular meeting of Deer Lodge
Ispter No. 3 this evening at Masonic Hall.
There are several good rooms for rent now
the central part of the city. Information
\ be had by applying at the MINER office.
Mfr. Samuel N. Keith, the we'll know engi-
or. has taken up his headquarters in But e,
the office of Mr.. Patrick Talent on East
oadway.
me Butte market is PLENTIFUL. supplied
III y~enison, but for the last day or W the
,otbsome bivale'' has been loudly called
\ and found wanting.
Nr. Heyman has ~rearranged the interior of
Main Street tobacco depot of VIM. T.
wis & Co. in srcn a tasteful way as to
Ike it more attractive to the users of the
dian weed.
The following freight has been shipped
nth from Ogden for Butte merchants, &C
tding to the Pilot of November s: Parchen
D'Acheul, Butte, 40 cases of oil j. Ca
Zee, Butte, 100 kegs of pickles.
BENEFITS Dry Placer A~malgamator is in
,orado. 1t is claimed that it will treat
700 cubic yards of earth in "a hours, will
tng the average yield up to 81 per yard,
ID will use not more than 40 inches Of
tier.
The strangers who arrive daily in Butte,
who invariably examine the mines, not
iy express the confident opinion that Butte
the greatest mining camp on the Pacific
bast, but go so far as to say that the mineral
Ids of this district have so far proved
be invariably remunerative than thosA Of
" other district in the world.
a real estate broker of this city went up
in street hill yesterday to collect taxes
m a French lady from Cork. As he ap-
kached, she was to be seen wiping up the
or v ith a formidable looking mop. No
bner had he announced his GRAND than the
ench lady from Cork offered to mop up the
pr with him, and he took to flight incoati.
Atly.
From Saturdays Daily.l
Last evening the little daughter of Mr..
kster ell from a rocking horse and broke
7 arm.
aessrs. Morton and Davenport, of the c.
4 Q. road, have been taking III the sights
Butte, with their old friend, Mr.. Davis, Of
/ New York Clothing Company.
What can be more gratifying to weli-wish
uf Butte thaa to see the smiling counte-
noes of mine-owners and managers a. they
me in from their mines in the evening?
AS stated some time ago, Renshaw's ne~
pck on Park street is being finished with
lex. The outside work can be readily
mpleted in six or seven days more, We are
(ured by Mr.. Quigley, the contractor.
Or. Tozier, proprietor Of the great North
neri can prehistoric n~astodOn, will remain
Butte all the winter. Tho Doctor will
prtly open an agency in this city fer 9 new
Pper glaze steel mattress spring, which is
to be ininitable. In the meantime the
atodon holds the fort.
In the drawing-of the Grand Gift Enter
So, which is to take place in this city on
fxt Saturday, November 10th, the real
late offered IL the most desirable property
Lion City. The mines at that town and
the immediate vicinity are the most pro-
fctivs in Montana, and have been SO thor
fshly developed that their ~permanency is
III established, thus insuring years Of pros
fty to the town wherein the property is
Gated.
The grand gift enterprise of the Lion City
cperty, which il to be drawn in Butte Oh
f'urday, November 10th, will positively lake
ace. The property offered is located in one
The l~iveliest mining camps of Montana
here from 800 to 400 miners and workmer
z employed the whole year round by the
celia Consolidated Mining Company. The
leme offers inducements to take chances il
drawing, which will be under the i'm
ediate supervision OF the t~icket-holders o
70 enterprise.
We beg leave to assure the Helena Ind
Fadent that the MIhER has not grown "of
asively angry over the Independents "lit
= harmless pleasantly" in regard TO thu
cling Of the citizens of Butte toward thu
PlrAnce of the Utah Il Northern road int
Us place. 1t is difficult, however, to keel
zee with the .'harmless p~leasantries" of tn
~saependent, which remind us Of the limo
ut jokes Claude Duval perpetrated ell tn
Slms Of his highway robLeries to keeI