The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-08-02
Local News.
AGENTS.
TFrom Fridav's Daily |

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TFrom FRIDAYS Daily
he Butte Base Ball Boys are practicing
sell rapidly at thirty cents per dozen
he ~city--fresh ones.
are not many paupers in Butte or
Ter Bow county at present.
h Montana street, below Park, Mr.. 1. w.
her is putting up a large building to be
Lpied as q livery stable.
Me assessing Of the property of this city
/ county, by the assessor and deputy, is
[ressing thoroughly and rapidly.
here is plenty Of ice in Butte to supply
demands of the season, and the ice-men
Iloing a fine business.
lis p~rophesied that street cars will be rum
! I'D Montana street, from the fiat to the
init, inside of three years.
he military fever has a firm hold on some
ur young men, and the company recent
Spauized will stick together.
<Orking the placer ground on Missoula
tb, Just north of the city, bv means of
reservoirs, is going on slowly.
man engaged on one of the new BALD
OIL Main street fell from the scaffold,
brday evening, receiving serious injuries.
HAS taken to the hospital to receive med
care.
be light lawyers of Butte, while building
heir reputation, are doing considerable
ness, and they are picking up many an
lst dollar, strictly within the pale of the
bssion.
hen the surveying parties, under charge of
Blickensderfer, Of the Utah and North
finish their work in the vicinity of Butte,
will be employed on the proposed line
the jefferson river.
ut. Gamble has disposed of an eighth
kst in the Zephery niue, located in the
ract district, neal Basin City, at the rate
1900 for the property. The party pur-
ing is a citizen Of Butte.
be handsome private residences Of Messrs.
NJ. Jack, Jos. A. Hyde, Col. jerks, NJ.
bnnell, Marcus Daily and James Shields
rearing completion, and when finished
be ornaments to the city.
|. Ed. Reimel, of VAUDEVILLE, having
ned, OH account Of other engagements,
perintend the erection of the new school
!, proposals for bids to build the edifice
dvertised for. See the advertisement in
her column.
ERE is a gentleman up from Dillon t Q
brick in the Butte market, for shipment
ht town. The brick are needed to build
in the new school house at Dillon,
is to be turned into a court house On
removal of the county seat from Ban
order to promote any enterprise OF a
G character in a community the people
have confidence in the honesty and
pses of that enterprise. Men hate to be
4. Hence any enterprise looking to the
Indictment of the few, at the expense OF
4Pany, will meet with 3 cool reception.
the Modoc mine, supposed to be an ex'
pn Of the Bell vein, the work of sinking
air shaft had to be suspended. The
had reached q depth of over ninety feet
a volume Of water, too heavy for {
windlass, was struck. The ore
in the bottom is a fine, strong vein O
i opper. silver ore. A pump will have t:
in before sinking deeper.
, proposed Fall Races for Butte are
TO fall through. There does not seen
The requisite smount of interest takeI
races to insure their success. In orde
I up purses large enough to make thu
atlractive. it would be necessary to raist
and this sun cannot be realized
3 from the apathy at present manifest
ming developments are going on in al
eminent mines of the Butte district
do not know of a a single mine tina
Improved as depth has been attained
gears ago the surface prospects in thi
"a Created little notice and no excitemen
SHINING capitalists. 1t is different now
developments have proven our mines t.
Mat the most sanguine of III miner
led.
From Saturdays Daily.l
patients in both hospitals are doin'
nder attentive care.
graders on the Utah and Northern will
pork near the city in few days.
rs Rose, who has been at the Miners
al for some time, died yesterday. frol
bites.
eloquent talk of the auctioneer ma
rd nightly at WIN. Coleman & Co.'s,o
Meet.
in the city is brisk, and no complain
Eness is heard from the merchants an
men.