The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-01-11
MlNOR ITEMS.


at the Alice mills and BOOSTING works.
S. T. Hauser & Co., yesterday shipped pul-
lion valued at $4,000 Tor the Silver Cow
Company.
1t is learned taat Judge McElroy died at
the hospital in Deer Lodge Instead of at
Beartown.
The Clipper mill yesterday shipped seven
mall bars of bullion valued al $1,000, pro-
duced from North Star ore.
1t IS currently reported that our friend
VIM. McDermott, former owner of the Bell
BONANZA, has committed matrimoDy in Chi
czgo.
TIE telegraph wire broken south of Helena
was repaired yesterday out at too late al
hour for the ira nsmission Of the regular press
repor..
In the police court yesterday three maisens
fair ard fra:l, were arralsned on a charge OF
making war upon a man. The case was co.,
tinued until this morning.
The rooster in the Silver Bow mill is co:o-
Eodizing the ore up to 90 per cent. Of its assay
'"i"S' IA ihh 10 hidniiS q NOly ouSSCoG-
full run on the rich base ore dump of he La
Plata.
The Bozeman Courier issued an extra
sheet Ga New Years, and is brim full Of in
t~eresting and valuable contributions on the
varied resources of the territory. Bozeman
should be proud Of the Courier.
Joe Loug and Joe Daft returned yesterday
from their holiday visit to Salt Lake, fat
broke and disconsolate. They did not intend
to return alone, but they are now firmly con-
WINGED that "mau proposes aud God ~disposes.
Our very interesting Wood River .etuer
published in another column this morning,
is from the pen of Mr.. l. 1. Lewis. a gentle-
man we'll known in Montana. The commu-
~nication was ipteoded for the Holiday MINER
but We regret to say arrived TOO late for inser-
ton il that sheet.
Miss Jose Butcher came up from Salt Lake
yesterday, preferripg the Butte pablic school
to the Sisters school of that city. The young
lady will therefore pursue her studies here.
Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rolla Butcher, af-
ter remaining in Salt Lake for some tue,
left 70: San Francisco several days ago.
The Herald o1the 18th inst, says tna. an Old
miner named Pollenberg persisted in the re-
cent S; form wbi'e returning to s.. Louis guich
from Radersburg. His body was found Nor
day and taken to the latter Place. He APP
peared to have been in Ire act Of building a
fire when overcome by cold and died from ex-
roerra Ia 80 sold ~ b.v, 81 vol ~ bia !, y
lead ne&r st. Louis.
From Saturdays Daily
The collegiate institute building at Deer
Lodge cost $50, 000.
The graders are at work on The Utah
and Nori hern some distance north of Won,
derlicn's.
Our contemporaries baye DOR thanks fol
their very complimentary notices Of the Hoti.
day MINER.
In The police court yesterday, The Pari
street cases the hearing Of which was begul
on Thursday was concluded, the women be
f ing discharged.
Mr. John W. Eddy and Dr.. Grenie", who
have been examining a prospect in The High
land district, returned to Butte yesterday
The gentlemen bad a rough trip, but accom-
plished their purpose. 1t is understood tina
the mine will be reported on to EASIER
parties.
Connection has beeh made between III,
whip aud within shafts of the Bell and a mag
@niicent body of high grade is Dow available
for stopping. The reputation Of tbe Bel 70
]mchness. extent and permanence is second t.
that Of 10 mire III the dist ct aCd il snow TO
the first time in proper shape to iJsure a larg
product on.
Raphael La7acCa, a ynnrg man aged aboa
twenty yeas, was Oh Wednesday taken to II
Warm Springs asylum. He has been irsan
10, some time aud Was "Ommil.ed to jail
couple Of weeks s:nce. HIS i~rsan:,y las Gee
p odUCed bv AL excess of stpdv. From
child lie has neen passiona:ely fond Of books
aad co0ld be Induced to perform 10 wor.
Whatever. HIS father st9,es that the DO
wOuid read all day and SO far into toe nigh
that he world be Compelled to cease frou
sheer exhaustion. AS he grew olde" us low
Uf reading became S~trnO9et, aud his time va
dero1ed to The one object, to tNe U.ter neglec
otis heaI,h. Steep at las, deserted hun an
lie became y~iolently insale. Although uoin
70 med, We lrust bs case IS not hopeless. II
deserves a hct,cr t&;e thaQ spending the re
maiuuer Of his dass "a a m&d-nurse.-Nea
Morrill, HeSt.
From Sundays paily.l
The Dexter mill. yesterday, sairpeI seve
h,rs Of bullion valued at s. 600.
; We regret 70 lean that Mr.. Geo. NewkrI
: is confined to his home By ~i!loess.
Brtlion shipment from Butte foc the wee
eadlng January Slh aggregate S+l.Si9 20.