The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-09-20

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a''e''''ea al the Exch anee is W. A. Clark.
Inc Sisters Hospita ! is fast nearing a state
OF completion. 1t is one of the needed ips,i
tltions OF the hour, and as orr nonu,ation
increases greater facilities for RECEIVING and
ealing 'or the SICK and disabled will be re-
quired.
Iue temporary railroad terminus to be es-
taolshed at Freely's station, in a day or SO
Will save a number of miles of COACHING over
a pretty rough road for a part of the way, be
SIDES bringing the Railway that much nearer
to Butte.
Tie pump has been placed in the main
shaft Of the Grey Rock mine, and works with.
OUT fault. A large station at the 3OO-f,ot
level has been cut out, and when one mare
set of tiin''ers go in the cross.cut to the
north will be started.
The programme for Davenport's benefit, on
next Friday evening will be "Felix U'Calla-
han" and "Joshua Whi,comb." Tie popn-
larity of Mr.. Davenport will insure a fall
mouse. In his rendition of Yankee and
Irish characters Davenport leaves his hearers
IN doubt as to his nativity, for he is perfectly
at home in either. Tickets, for the benefit
may be obtained by applying at Parchen 4
D'Acheni's drug store.
In the Police and Justices Courts Yesterday
there was 10 business transacted.
The impressive voice of Auction-er Fred
Taylor Weakened up Main street last night.
Last night the Pacific Express Company
shipped $40 pounds of Alice bullion valued
at S. 56.
Mr.. Hasenwinkle has sufficiently recovered
from the effects Of his severe fall to be able to
appear in Frou Freu.
Contra'ts were drawn up yeste rday
and entered into to deliver hay by the guam
tity in this district at $50 per ton.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mollie Hartupee will
take place from the family residence on
Mercury street, at 2 O'Clock this afternoon.
There has not been a lively East Park
street rae ct for ONE time. That section of
the city is growing as quiet as a Quaker
meeting.
Sine August 10th tl'irty-,wo cases have
been tr led before Judge Wilcox, at tie Po.
lice Court room. These cases yielded to the
city treasury the sum of $50.
The garden patches between Butte and
Meaderville, although not very extensive,
will produce a large quantity Of vegetables
toward supplying this market.
The great National game of base ball has
lost most of the interest attached to it in
this section. The game, ST. We are told, will
be revived a. Helena during Fair week.
Davenport's benefit at Owsley Hall on
Friday ev ming will be immense. He is a
popular actor and the bill for his benefit
night will draw the biggest kind of a house.
Yesterday Curtis & Andrieux sold twenty
six feet fronting on Minstrel, below Park
street, tor 500 per foot front. Property is
going up in that section Of the city, and the
demand is brisk.
Two private schools have been opened in
the city this week. Miss Anna Wdrfi.ld is
teaching in the basement OF the Presbyterian
Church, and Miss Sadie Hutch lis is teaching
in tie Old Good Templars' Hall.
There will be a special meeting of Ruth
Chapter No. . at Masonic Hall at 10 O'Clock
this forenoon to perfect arrangements for the
funeru! of Mrs. Mollie Hntupee. Members
Of the order are requested to attend.
We have been scrutinizing the columns of
the Helena Herald lately Tor "A elbow" of
some magnificent mining property, like the
Ga. field mine. for instance. Failing to find
anything, we conclude that the Herald's
blow-pipe is busted.
County School Superintendent Hassnll ad-
~vcrtiscs in another column that twenty-one
citizens Of Melrose have ct toned for a new
school district. If no valid objections
are presented against the petition it Will be
granted by the Board Of County Commits
sioners at theirnext meeting.
iiessrs. Richards Il GIiX, adj Jiuing the
MlNEK uNic~, Lave supplied a needed want
il putte in opening a tirst-class book store.
Their supply Of standard works, school
cocks, albums, and selections of sheet music
is LARGE. Customers will find both gentlemen
pleasant and courteous salesmer.
Gur patrons who intend 10 take advantage
of the co!uuns OF the SUNDAY MINER, as
a medium of advertising, viii prepare their
favo,s and send them in in time to insure i'll
~srrtiun. TIe SUNDAY MINER is Ia largest
edition Of a daily newspaper issued III the
mountains north of Denver, and Is read
by more people than any other paper puo-
lished daily IN Mo tana Teri tory.
Some "i,shers'' induced an OLD c%lariolet
p!ayer to serunaIc the city ca.a5oose, t ling
the Old man that Il happy couple had inst Ell
tered the state of matrimonial misery at that
place, and It would be nice to give them a
GOOD spreuadc. The Old man tuno' his i'll