The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-10-11
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Dse', tnA' 'Hasvo orp Teutonics beverage, is
gTAtdapunally growing cheaper here, 4 whole
( quart o. the foamy fluid may now be bought boz, i !.
RI twenty five cents. ''''" 4 80 ''1o
yar ovsley 4 Walton, livery. men AZ q. the heb b,,
so Stables pies, take pride in their stock and a. car.
RACES and as 2 consequence havte, one Of the
oesl EQUIPPED stables in the Territory. W =
taxpayers are beginning to cipher ont ~ The !,
anoah' they owe to the treasury Of Silver
bow County. and they will commence c.allipe,
on Treasurer WEIGH for receipts il, full. =
The special attention Of the reader, Of the
MINER Is directed to tile advertisement in
another column, headed ..25 reward" for for Ii. !,
recovery Of large sum Of money, los. BY a
lady. ~''".. '.i 49," T@
, james Haslam, the miner who was buried
Yesterday from the old school house, had
lived in this district for a number Of years.
put his rot'cent habits made him few &C.
quaintances. .-'tF "''
w. IL. H. Bowers, superin,end of the
Moulton mine, is crowded with business. He
has iour new gold and silver mills Oh his
hands at present., and will contract for the
erection OF a limited number Of mills yet.
We notice by the Dillon Tribune that auo-
larry public living in that section of Montana
is engaged in solemnizing marriages. Is that
that KIND OF a marriage ceremony legal? II
SO, We may look for the marriage ceremony to
be perform d by a deputy. road supervisor. I'D
Wanted to kn0w the w~hereaboast of An
drew johnson originally from Fieseland.
Norway, supposed to betin some of the Min
ing Districts oteMontana. J. By sending his
address or particulars OF his whereabouts Ia,
the Benton Record office, he will learn some
thing to his advantage '@.,r',#.g. .a..-. "
The following item was sent in to the edi.
tor Of a paper by u reporter who had been
practicing At the bar: SThom's.kenny, labor
orer on shewSll, yhest'day trying move large
bar wish a bo.o.o lder, %shlipp'dfoot aud
fell snch ~vi'ieiiee produce ghasly wound OH
r-rock, sic-x-x inches circumference Crow
bar was'tonce taken hospital: = 1~asl Al '
North West: Charles Adams, who a year or
two ago gave a series OF monologue entertain
ments in Montana, which we're next to Vivi-
ans, las organized a dramatic company and
will open in Butte next Saturday evening!
Do you remember the evening, Charley, that
you sang IN Deer Lodge: 1--WE Never Miss
he Water Till the Well Goes Dry?"
From Sundays Daily.
There are no contagious diseases prevailing
in this district.
The Postofice is crowded almost every
hour in the day.
The wet weather Of the past week has re-
tarded mason work considerably.
The Bruckner furnace at the Alice mill
will be fired mp before the dose Of the pres
ent IN nth.
Road Supervisor Ralston is improving the
upper end Of Main street. AMI mauy other
places in his district.
In Centerville several new .Iildings are in
course of erection, while others are being re-
and repaired. ,
The office of the agent of the Mitchell
wagons has been removed to Granite street,
two doors east Of Main street. .
Richards d erik received yesterday morn-
ing several copies of the Humboldt Library
of Popular Science Literature.k
III reservoir of the Butte Water Company,
iiesr the Acquisition Spur mine OH Upper
Main street, will be finished next week.
There is not a single leading mine in the
Butte District to be reported in All unfavora-
bic co udition up to the end Of the past week.
Since the Harmony hop, on last Friday
evening, all tile young bloods Of Butte have
been violently attacked with dancing OH the
brain.
Locally there is considerable maneuveling
il bout mining stocks. No heavy transactions
are made, but b nlrring for small patches is
Ill order. ~
The bullion shipments by the Pacific En-
press Company through the Bu'te Office for
the week ending Saturday, Oct. 9Th,
TO $4,000.
The double -ptunging Knowles pump was
placed in the main shaft of the Lexington
mine Yesterday, aud no trouble will be eNps-
rieuced from walter hereafter. O."
. The week closed without a case in the
Police Court yesterday, but Saturday night
aud Sunday generally bring a crop OF otfeu-
ders for the Court to punish.
The developments OF the past three years
in the i3 lite District has demonstrated the
fact that Within its boundaries are treasure
want, second to none in the world.
We notIce by the Independent That John II.
Curtis. Of the firm of Curtis q A"drleuH' mas
sold his old business building in Helena to
Hugh F. G4Ien Tor the SUN Of $1,000.