The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-07-19

" iAahe HUGH OF q night.
1t is reported that arrangements are abopt
for dlsposing of the S12. 600 Of ~sc,,ool
bonds for the Butte district at the low rate of
interest fixed by the law. This will insure
The erection of a new school building, which
IS greatly needed to accommodate the con-
increasing number of school children
in the city.
The Parrot Smelter will start up next Sat-
nrday-at least the superintendent expects to
everything in readiness and start the
smelter in full blast on that day. The COM
of this extensive reduction works will
mark another prominent era in the history of
Valley district, and to the future
prosperity of Butte it will vastly contribute.
The Office of Barrett u Warren, mining bro.
kers and real estate agents, is the place to
gain reliable information about the mines
and property of this district. Their business
has been so long established and they have
such a reliable transcript of the records of
property that it is an easy matter to gain any
information by making application at their
TO which place we refer parties asking
us for information.
From Thursdays Daily.
There was no case before the police Judge
yesterday.
Main street presents the Invest kind of an
every night.
Apples, filled with incipient cholera NOR.
bus, are in the market.
The irrepressible book agent is attacking
the people of Butte.
Buildings, large and small, are going up
rapidly in all parts OF Butte.
Almost all kinds of blanks are for sale at
the MINER counting-rooin.
Chauvln sold a desirable piece of property
al u good price, and that is his daily business.
The round house of the L. Il n. at Dillon
gave way the other day to one of our Montana
zephyrs.
Lipman * Davis are having ali immense
stock of clothing manufactured for the noun.
tam market.
There was quite a large. sized delegation
from the city at the Bonfire Hop at Poplar
Grove last night.
The boot blacks Of Butte are going into
partnership, under the impression that there
is strength in union
"On to Butte is the echo coming from the
graders on the Utah and Northern now at
work near Silver Bow.
The telegraph wire is behaving aud keeps
in working order, and hence we are enabled
to publish a very fui press report.
The Alice Company's shipment yesterday
consisted of four bars Of silver bullion weigh
ing 474 pounds, and valued at 1851.
Neatly printed blank certificates of indebt-
edness for the Miners Union have been turned
out at he MINER job department.
The preliminary survey line of the North
ern Pacific railroad has been run within I
mile of Butte and on as far as Silver Bow.
There are a unusual nuMher of expert,
and experienced miners examining the mines
OF Summit Valley district at the present
time.
\ workman engaged on the till root Of The
End, yesterday, was Frustrated from getting
oycrheateH
An estimate. prcpin.d from observation
and measurements. places the number OF
tons of ore in sight and workable in the Bel
mine at 81. 900 tons.
The personal effects OF the late bag-pips
player. John Blake, will be sold at publi'
auction next Saturday TO pay the expenses o
his funeral.
The banks are supplied with ali abundance
of currency 70 meet daily demands, besides
holding a sulliciency in reserve to meet en-
traordinary calls.
Late last night the tired and weary force OF
the MINER was enthused by a bottle OF fuiC
that came round the Horn. 1t was sent W
h, Houser from Wes, Park street.
The great closing out sale of the scasoi
begins on Monday, the 18th. at the emporium
of Sands " Boyce. on Main street. Look GU
for bargains, as this house does not advertise
things they do not mean.
In Justice WiIcox's court yesterday The
Walkerville case was disposed OF. Mrs. Mary
f. Baldwin was placed under $500 bonds tc
keep the peace, which appeared TO be tn" OBJ
iect of the prosecution.
The present wear will witness the largest
production of silver and matt" from the Butte
and Summit Valley district, produced tor an,
ore year since the discovery. and this year
prudurt will only be a fair starter.
The pa"nhrok"r's business in Butte IS H0'
very lively. owing to the fact that there are
frw i]mpccuuious or broke persons III this
camp. Still "advanc-s are made at the 'il"l'
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