The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-10-04
From Fridays Daily.

tnt udS oSaoiS' r |
h LENA Monument Fund has reached
D riding tothe figures given in the
Tuesday.
: interesting letter appears else.
ko-d.y's MINER from our regular
bent at Glendale.
mailed at Lion City on the 18th
he'd this office yerterd.y. Rather a
!, for mail to travel forty miles.
|er Mountains book binding tstab-
slocated over at Helena. We make
for furnishing its readers with this
bn.
ice G. & S. NJ. Co. paid its seventh
pf ten cents per share on the 18th
ling a total of $3.50, 900 includ ing
ast.
Dice acknowledges receipt of late
resting numbers of the Scientific
and Harper's Baadr, from Richard
adjoining the MINER Office.
row is "sieamer da!"with sur bust
The MINER office las a few evil
which the business man Of the con.
d be happy to add his signature.
hs,anding the Inter Mountains de.
gard to the author of the musical
ment criticism, the MINER asserts
Is written in the Office of our ave
i'm.
unity Commissioners yes erday fix
e of pay tor the assessor, allowing
mill on the dollar of the assessor ent
passed by the board. This makes
Fplat take" for Mr.. Read.
Il was somehow circulated on the
: sterday that President Arthur had
~lHinated, and for a time tllele was
lble excitement. Our dispatches
lie foundation for the rumor.
illiam Ruling, an employee Of Messrs.
!, & D'Acheul died "Wednesday eveI-
Eas buried yesterday. Deceased had
Butte about four months, and IL is
has no relations in the Territory.
have been received at the Helena
flee as follows: Homestead for
[tAdans; Wake Up Jim Lode for
uohy, and placer claims for James
.. ptt, ct AL, and George ". BeAl ct al.
thing thai has not perhaps escaped
ntion Of Butte newspaper readers
MINER is the only Butte paper that
h. sentative in Helena during the
that furnishes tut reports of what
bring there this week.
! 33hesvy hosting machinery ordered
I. ID. Reynolds for the Cora mine
b route from Chicago. The double
hoist, boiler and pumps, ordered fol
rGrit mile have arrived and will sooI
fsition. The above machinery is u
improve PATTERN. daw 1t
estern Union Telegraph Company
have its line completed to the Ter
the U. Il n. railway. They have
1ife at Melrose, have the holes du!
hree miles of Silver Bow, and the
put distributed. They will as rapidly
Pie extend the line to Butte.
Ronthly dividend payments of thu
Companies of the United States SHOW
Rwing amounts to have been paid TO
Enh Of 1881: january, S17v,25O
s~l,44S,0s0; March, s7t9,. 80
fI5,S75; May, $l,424,0 900; June. 81,
July, $sl4,275; August, S~2,47o,e9l
eight months, s9,Gl6,0lG.
day Mr.. Vennol txerted hlmslf Sc
There were two SHOW storms All
PItct hailstorms in Butte, suCceede'
falls by sunshine, and varied with tn
Tie surrounding mountains, of al
and departing storms. All on
N as suspended during tie most [
though several p~erseVrriug stone
Ped vaiuty to igntle the weather.
from SaturIav' nnily
n continue. Il adorn many of Butte
houses.
melons sell at from ter to twerty-fi fl
Gee at Miles City.
NN o CON .ny give another pc!
N 7 at Owsle, Hall this evening.
ply of fresh oysters and fish has in
ai elved at the Granite street markell
} Bros.
vas quite a lively sale about tou
yesterday al Kuln's auction a,
Pion salssr0oms.
ply of writs Of attachment in the Di
ht for Silver Bow county is now O
q for sale at this office.
in IN at Henry Jacobs store and sui
The Garfield monument fund. TIL
De closed this evening.
justin, correspondent for the Londo
n no Mr.. Hall, artist for the Londo
~ accompany the Marquis of Lorne.
nmmers of eastern houses sellir
Butte III loud in their praises