The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-10-04
From Thursdays Daily.
BUILDING NorEs
1ne Now Court House, School
House and Other improvements.

just AZ this time the new Court Ho,s.
building IL particularly attractive TO the eve.
OF the tax payers. The walls ara 6n;.hsd
ana stand ready for the Manssrd roof which
Will make 1t "a thing of beauty" and forever
. Joy TO iitigants. Mr.. Caplice expect, TO
nave the ofdcesin the second story ready for
occupation III = little over thirty days, and
says he will Of course give the county official,
the first choice. The offices on The aecond
1oor' and also in the Mansard, will be very
''ght and airy, each with a large window
looking out on the sides OF tho building.
There will be seven of Thorn on each aide.
opening into . central hall, aud q correspon.
ding number in the Mansard rpof, making q
total OF about twenty-eight or thirty Offices
which will rent for some twenty Or thirty dol
lars per month each. The County Recorder,
Treasurer and Clerk will have the choice.
and after that no doubt a rush will be made
These rooms cannot be secured beforehand
Next In interest 10 the average citizen Of
Butte 10
TH1 H HOUSE,
Tit large square on the south side of West
Broadway, just east of Montana street, will
MT look so empty when the new Two story
addition to the old school house 10 cnm-
pieted. Already the stone foundation walls
are finished, and the frames for tho base ment
windows inserted. The work of laying the
regular brick walls will not require much
more than four weeks longer, 80 ths, the en-
tire building, (and an imposing one it is) will
be under one roof by the middle Of Novem-
Der. OF course, the old building now stand.
Ing is utterly useless until the addition Is
completed. The building will then be q
square two-story brick structure, probably
sixty by eighty feet.
Next in public importance to these, as we'll
~ In an ornamental view, comes
H liners HALL
Mr.. Qugley, the contractor, informs us
that the roof will soon be on the massive
walls Of this ornament to Upper Main street
Already they are III up in the rear and or
the sides high enough for the first floor, and
in about thirty days the roof will be on. The
work is being done in a tirst-class manner
and will lie a credit to the contractors as well
as the Union. MIR. j. W. Fuller, of Dillon
II open out a large stock of wines, liquors
cigars, &C., in the basement as soon as it car
re made ready for occupation. When last IN
Butte, abou August LIST, MIR. Fuller expected
to open out by October Isl, but will necse'
sarily be DELAY ed about a month.
The south side Of Park street, just
east of the bridge will be improved to {
considerable degree by the two story bricl
now being put up by Robert Renshaw. Tht
walls are already up on the sides. The di
mensiols Of the building are forty-eight fee
'front.' by eighty-six feet deep. The grount
floor will be used for two store rooms an,
above will be a large hall.
Roland is pushing his contract on the bricl
addition to Thomas gro' cry farther east Of
Park street, just this aide Of Main. In fact
his street and Broadway have shown indica
tions of soon becoming the t~horoughfares o
the city for some time.
The extension to the sidewalk from th'
bridge on West Park street betw cen Barrett
and the spring bed factory will be completed
in . day or two, and will improve thes:adjs
cent premises very much.