The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-05-03
Local News.
MINOR ITEMS.
from Tuesdays Daily,I

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week. .~.
ferday the Silver Bow company shipped
nress, al. unusually heavy shipment of
million valued al over $50, 900.
keliminary or prospecting" survey OF a
of the Utah Il Northern railroad is
eing made on the Jefferson river.
drifting diggings of Confederate guich
Gliding $40 to the set of timbers, and
ia is coarse and on the nugget order.
riding to the Record the road agents
(eh-way robbers, below Benton, dress
Elves up like Indians when they are on
ce Galbraith is holding court at Deer
Judge Conger at Bozemap, and Judge
at Fort Benton. All the district courts
ntaua are now in session.
lode discovered last week in digging
undation for the 40-stamp Moulton mill
dueing rock that assays, on an average
loo ounces in silver to the ton.
Independent has a dispatch from Bis
saving that the steamboats, at that point
badly damaged that they will not be
b reach Benton before the 10Th of May.
/ county commissioners of Silver Bow
h will meet in special session to-day at
lice of Lee ". Foster Il Co. for the pur-
bf approving the bonds of officers elect
The April election.
half-past eight tap of the school bell
krs two purposes. 1t brings the Butte
within the reach of the rod of the
10 rue and 1t awaken drowsy ~slUmherers
he for breakfast hash.
Sunday serenade Of the Silver City cor
bud, from the balcony OF the chop house,
rised a fine selection Of popular band
layed with remarkable harmony and
bious sweetness.
sermon of Bishop Brewer at Owsley
on last Sunday evening was all eloquent
bDwerful address, and the peroration
forcible appeal to the people to build
Is wherein to do honor and reverence TO
ION of God.
bew quartz district has been discovered
arm Springs creek in Meaghcr county.
bal locations have been made. Ore
ling an assay value Of $500 per ton, has
found ia some of the lodes in the
e, Ogden daily Pilot, of tie 23d. says
The Utah and Northern shipped one Ger
Rchinery for the Moulton mining compa-
nd two cars of machinery for the Parrot
, and Copper company, of Butte.
the police court yesterday an AmericaIl
l., for whipping a Chinaman. The
Eial bore evidence OF punishment, having
Doth knocked out, lips cut and nose bat
The defendant was fined s. and the
for his pastime.
Fssrs. J. Ross Clark, Jos. A. Hyde and
!. B. Houser left town yesterday for Di-
They were appointed by the Deer
b court as commissioners to applause the
of WunderlIcll and others, through
d the U. & n. railroad runs.
sterday the MINER Office received a large
y of the newest and latest casts of job
from the type foundry at Chicago, with
" type cabinet and other printers sup.
This large acquisition TO the M1NEF
apartment will enable us to turn out
rinting in a style of neatness and eN-
hce that cannot be surpassed in Mon,
b. mining interests of Montana are now
bead OF all othe- industries in the way
tnctlng TIE attention OF people Of the
I'm states. The Butte district is the mos
lnent one Of the Territory, but there arc
valnable'mines and rich quartz district:
be territory besides tins one, which ar
etlng q due share Of the attention o
IN capitalists.
be stock growers Of Sun River distric
injecting Saturday, the 18th inst. The
of cattle may be estimated by the num
of hides saved, by actual count, as fol
Dearborn and Rock Creek, I,500; Sui
crossing, upper Sun river and Missouri
1000; mouth of Sun river ard the falls
Tlidia and Chestnut, LOO, making ;
oil $780, Benton Record.
e many Helena and Butte friends o
and MIS-. John ii. Curtis will be paine,
arm Of tie death of their only daughter
Sophie. The bright, beautiful chile
on earth long enough to entwin" its"l
e hearts Of the now grief-stric!len ia
when her pure spirit took its flight tt
ehore where sorrow casts no wave. Ii
deep affection Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis vii
fe the heartfelt sympathy Of their hos
lends here and elsewhere.
From Wednesdays DaIly.]
Y coaches yesterday were well filled will
fngers.
st night the Moulton main shaft wa