The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-05-24

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the north, and owned by Roudebush &
Young. In the bottom OF the shaft, which is
now $50 feet deep, the ore suddenly improved
in quality, ~assaying from 100 to $50 ounces
per ton. The ledge will be actively devel-
oped.
Mr.. A. q. Clarke Jr. has returned
from his eastern visit, accompanied by
his bride. To Mr.. Clarke we extend our
heartiest congratulations, and wish him
and his bride the happiest of fu-
lures, knowing as we do their sterling
worth. Mr.. Clarke will reside in Glen
dale, where he is now engaged in bus
mess.
A man named Williams has been publish
ed in the Herald as being a worthless vaga-
bond, spending the money that he begged tor
his wife and little ones i'll buying whiskey and
getting beastly drunk. Among other state
ments in the article is one to the effect that
the citizens of Butte raised 1928 for them
while here and sent them to Helena to get rid
of them. This latter statement we are pre-
pared to pronounce as unqualitiedly false.
In the Alice no developments of ma
tcrial Importance have been made dur
ing the past week. Ali the levels Of the
mine, however, are being worked, n
are each contributing a regular quota Of
ore. 1t takes Il good mine to keep 80
stamps in constant operation and the
Alice is equal to the emergency, though
some ore is received from the Magma
Eharta.
At the two shafts of the .Ansclmo the
new hoisting machinery continues i'll
successful operation and from - to 20
tons Of high grad" ore are produced.
The Slopes and drifts are all in ore
which improves in quality aS depth is
attained and the lessee is realizing the
lust reward of his enterprise. Heavy
SHIPMENTS Of ore are now being maHr to
the Silver Bow Mill.
From saturdays Daily
The steamer Far West was expected
in Benton last Thursday. The Helena
was but two days behind.
Mr.. kohns, formerly of North Carolina,
will soon open a crockery store in the build
ing formerly occupied by Stanley 4 Co.
The Jews have been attacked on acct unit
Of lheir Passover ricts in the Russian dis
trict of Ki!erson and in West Prussia.
The telegraph office AZ Benton has
been closed until farther orders. If the
order j. not soon rcscindcd it will prove
Il serious discomfort 70 R%outonitcs.
The Rev. Il. 5. Clark sends d long commit
nication to the independent explaining ;he
occurrence OF The lights around the Tacke
rancho as coming from natural causes.
The free-traderS iii the Spanish Cortes urge
the cabinet to negotiate IA treaty OF commerce
with the United States in order 20 obtain
sncrial concessions for exports frolh Cuba.
The OGDEN Pilot says cannon boasts that
be has dangling at his belt the scalps OF every
governor of Utah with whom he has had a
fjsht. The Utah War Chief has gone on the
war path once 100 OF: IN yhist tim" tioY, Muir
ray las cLmped on his trail.'
The man Reed who escaped last Thursday
from the Deer Lodge ja;i haS not been cap
4 turcl as yet. Fears are entertained that he
will manage to rlude the officers and make
GOOD his escape.
Acknowledgement McNeagh has rendered
all opinion that the PoslmaSter-Ceneia is the
sole arhiter in deciding what are and what are
not fraudulent lotteries, and may stop letters
addressed to lottery companies.
They are INDUCING in a tirst-ciAsS mys'e-
riuus sensation III Helena. Some days ago
about a Gallon OF blood was found in a stable