The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-05-24
Local News.
MINOR ITEMS.
tiRS
From Thursdays Daily.

The overland gets in regularly on time now,
L.ti,' iuging eastern mail each day.
y Jud rbe friends of Walter F. Chadwick, of
It Elena, will be glad to learn that he is con
|ozen escing.
haole r.o. uo,a .o
iditd "D" miII arado bod his Loo in;Hrod ,,st
| ening by the caving of an e~mbankment.
|. ,a,' The ladies of the NJ. Z. Church met with
nj od success in their dinner and supper given
kah,o the room formerly occupied by the Orig
kan ! Virginia Chop House.
paw The Mount Moriah is being actively OPEN
J conj up and a considerable quantity Of ore,
placs nlar in character to that of the Ausellro,
< sch which it is an extension, is being extracted.
! sped Richard Knowles has sold his resi-
10y M lnce on West Park street to Mr.. G. Y.
nder keder, who intends to bring his family
|zens re and make Butte his future home.
r. Montana is to have plenty of shows this
os Az ing. The Plunkets are here, Katie Put
- m is on her way with a troupe, and now
b.. San Francisco Comedy Company are to
i'm 7 e in the Territory:
|ctors ] Mr.. George Irwin informs us that court will
B. 4 o.I purn here promptly on the 31st OF this
I'D Std cn'l. Judge GaIbraith goes from here to
|. and lDnack, court commencing in Beaverlead
hall NJ unity the first Monday in June.
cu0e The number Of stamps now in operation
! Lem the Black Hills, as given by the Deadwood
legae us ;s I aO5 The Golden Star and uigh-
icI mills each run 120 stamps, and The
kadwood mill runs 40.
1" The directors of the Penobscot and Stow
mines, have sent Henry r. Alierton. a
ts 'on7 nirg expert of New York, to Montana for
|he Schj nn,nosa Of ,akino . tboronyh examins-
op"SN n.of these mines.
the 70
he who Npssrs. Thacke~, Mix, Moran, Otterson and
neral ell prs who lately stampeded from Barker to
bl dstd Lew gold quartz mines in the Snowys,
Jail be p returned to the gulch. They report that
p lead struck there will 90 5000 tothc ton.
hxah)e Rmord.
meant The main level extending east and
tatute tt from the bottom of the Amy-Silvcr-
cations it'll shows a fine breast OF ore in
her end, the chute being wide and
the ptinuous. \ large amount of high
was liza kMe quartz is available for stopping.
cunt %
let mat Te sinking of the main shaft OF the Lex
ton will soon be resumed, the machinery
aid dm rg already in position and the water hay
been hauled out. The people of Butte
,. watch the development OF that great
Iegty with murh interest but no mis@iv-
Tia sb
. made Etrahorn'H Neu Hest has lust been re-
| affirm we'd 1t is published at Omaha, and
obserd les much interesting information and
hl decs fstics of this Territory of import
Eed poi he to entrants, and while it cNagrr-
|drte app knothing it will be Il powerful factor
|rd, 1t bringing eastern people to Montana.
/ electOT
pose abb il. ID. W. C"ltlS received ny express on
nhay from his sheep ranch in Meaglel
Fhy, / rare package. Examination showed
;,sof be a lamb with two perfectly formed
,rr, DDS and necks. The little lamb was a ver-
patch d F '''''o''S' It" = wv n'
L. s,o,o Nle<s have attracted much attention. But
o ro.,t two heads We're too much for it, aud ii
Eorn in early infancy Indepchdent.
~ The lessee Of the Salisbury, Mr.. Fred An.
0n, is highly elatcd over a rich strike il
~, rising property, which has lately beer
H N Nidated with the North Star and stocked
e the wd r|- $780,. ,.;n ,m.mro ,o,,o,
:" be discovery shaft, which is 40 feet deep
F! located about 3JO1ect west Of the mair
..m Kings, an extensive chute OF exceptionally