The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-04-12
MINOK ITEMS.
From TUESDAYS Dailv.f

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Meaderville yesterday.
AT Silver Bow precinct the number of votes
cast yesterday was just so.
The number of votes cast at The Walker
VILE precinct yesterday was 1877.
At the Centennial Brewery precinct one
hundred and ore votes were cast yesterday.
The MINER has contracted to do all the
legal printing for Silver Bow county for two
years.
The Dillon Tribune says that car loads of
ties are being dispatched to the end of the u.
s. N. track.
Very little whisky was used in Butte yes
terday, and drunkenness was not noticeable
to any serious extent.
The Ogden Pilot of April I'd says that two
car loads of machinery for the Moulton mine
started north that day.
There is so much snow yet in the McCar-
thy quartz district that prospecting and open
i..g the mines is slow work.
The difference. Yesterday Butte precinct
polled 1,406 votes. Helena, with an exciting
city election, polled 900 votes.
Last week in the district court at Virginia
City, Raymond Hutin recovered a verdict
against patlen & Lambrecht Of $3.50.
The marriage of Mr.. John Lever and Miss
Alice Krull, was a very happy social event.,
that occurred on last Sunday AFTERNOON.
The Aurora aud Borealis gold mines at Sill
yer Star, iu Madison county, have been sold
by Charles Hineman to f. 4. Merk, for Sl5,-
600.
The Alice Company has declared a second
dividend of ten cents per share, payable Oh
City.
On the 3ls5 ult. the U. d n. round house,
at Logan, was destroyed by fire. Five en-
sines, together With ties and other property
were burned. Loss, $5o,0UO.
Over in BeaveIhead county the fight over
the removal Of the county seat from Bannack
to Dillon is creating a lively local fight. The
northern precincts of the county will settle
the question, and the indications are that
these precincts will vote against the PROPOSE
ton as submitted.
Col. Pat. Dempsey has been appointed a
county commissioner of Beaverhead county
to fill a vacancy. Col. Dempsey is a Dung
| democrat of pronounced prorlIyities, and if
| the people of Beaverhead county want to put
| their county seat on wheels they Will ma
| Col. Dempsey ready to build a court house at
| every new place, even if the top of Bald
| Mountain should be selected.
From Wednesdays DaIly.l
WEIGH got there by 400.
Judge Irvine won by BOG.
DR.. Thompson scored 122.
1t is reported that Clerk-elect Witter vii
appoint Mir. II. S. Clark his deputy.
We got a little the worst of it, but wei
wallop them like bldze5 the next %clatter.
In the list of the new officers for Silver
| Bow county it stands five democrats TO sin
republicans.
They are trying to organize a WalkerVillt
brass band. One meeting has been held fol
that purpose.
The testing of the "thunder powder' il
two Of the mines has resulted in satisfactory
experiments.
The Judges and clerks OF election for The
Butte precinct did their work very rapidly
and accurately.
Our citizens ar exhibiting commemorate
energy already this spring i'll improving resi-
dences in all parts of the city.
At the late election the republicans were
sheeled" with plenty of money, and the.
used it with unrestrained hands.
The highest number of votes cast on Tues
day in Silver Bow county was Tor superln
tendent of public schools ~2,2OG.
The exultant squat Of the little Mormon
was the principal feature in last evening
Inter Mountain. An ever dose OF carrot
bothered the boy.
The YeIovstone journal says that the eX
ecutiye order prohibiting the sale OF spirit
uous liquors on military reservations IS in tui
force at Fort keogh.
The Magma Charta mine is looking mucI
better than heretofore. A large vein OF nc
ore that goes $50 ounces in silver to the ton
Is the latest development.
The condensed Mormon dwarf, from tn
harem of Brigham. is Inflated TO an lnordl
nate degree, and he fills the snn'down editioI
with much of his p~uerile pencilings. The man
acer of the evening edition should tighter
the cinch, else the little quintessence OF in
finitessimalitY will burst.
Tine Majurities.
The full vote of Silver Bow county sho"
,ha n,;orities of The successful candidates t