The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-10-18
Local News.
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
u races At Bozeman were L have begun
erday.
! arrests Tuesday night Or Wednesday
hing. No Jail arrivals. Plenty of slop.
bssday's storm left ten inches of snow in
kps. Butte escaped with five or six
es. .
|ork wss progressing yesterday On the
Iris Hall, the new court house, the school
\ and the new Broadway Hotel.
Eer Lodge still signs for the return of the
escaped convicts, Melvin and Miller, who
Nd fIom the penitentiary about four
ago. EF#
latest Montana contribution to the
ipan sufferers is a four and a half pound
10. Fire was the AUS Of their sufferines,
Ne aptness Of this contribution is readily
lived when it is remembered that the
10 Is ninety per cent. water.
be lumber, men Of Bellevue, Idaho, the
town of the Wood River district, have
led a union. Seven of them publish a
uent in the Wood River Ne,os that after
IS they will not deliver lumber in AL.
County for less than s45 per thousand
he member of the Sazerac Club who
to the MINER Office on Wednesday and
1 that the club barometer betokened fair,
b weather was expelled from the club at
formal meeting held last night. The
50 alleged against him was that he told
ruth. Before leaving the MINER Office
ID already infused his deadly venom
one of the composit0rs, and persuaded
10 set up orGt0rio as Grafton, doubtless
Using to propose the compositor's name
ppnb.r.hip in the club. The latter has
rienced a relapse of virtue and now
hs the %glittering bauble.
be MIXER condemns no man without a
ing. Instead Of finding fault with the
nsstcr III Butte, it has examined CAREFUL
Ito the facts, and presents them this
ping, embodied in a petition for relief to
Department. In the same way it did not
emn the Rowland Pulverizer as a failure
out any examination into the facts. In
Ter column is pres ntet 3 full statement
E tacIs in regard to the Pulverizer. Sew
learned and thoughtful newspapers con
ned Fuller's steamboat as a failure be-
its merits were recognized. Let every
and every invention have a fair trial, is
b~iINEs's maxim,
From Saturdays Daily.l
the request of many readers we will not
G%"Beautiful Snow"
lorge Broderick, d. N. Jackson and John
ney, all of Butte, were registered in
na OH Thursday morning.
E. W. knight Jr. left for Helena BY the
der coach early yesterday morning. His
in the bank is now filled by Mr.. Geo.
Fill. ,- m
1t Monday week the stockholders Of the
cultural, Mineral and Mechanical Associa-
of Montana, will elect a new board Of
tors.
e greater the number of boxes rented in
lutte postoffice, the more liberal will be
llowances made it by the department.
, is no likelihood that boxes will 60 beg
10 Butte.
ere was a highway robbery in Butte I
or two ago. About one O'Clock in the
ling a nan vas 'stood up" in the alley
of Dellinger's Building by two men, ant
ID Of his money.
e Postmaster expects this morning
rival Of the new boxes which he or
several months ago, and which wer'
|ed at first by a rush of business il
astern mandatory from which he or
them.
|, is. to be expected that the ~auxilial!
Eh Of the Irish Land League in Butt
. AXE some action on the arrest Of Mr.
les Stewart Parnell, the recognized lead
4 the land league movement. The partic
Of Mr.. Parnell's arrest in Dublin ar
in this mornings MINER.
are panied to learn of the suddel
of Mr.. Charles Markham which oc
d In Helena on the 14th Inst. MI
ham was one of the most prominen
ess men in that city and withal a genial
e-souled gentleman, and numbered hi
h ds among all who knew him
9 alleged interview with a "railroad rep
=. 9aliye" of which mention was made Oh
: Fday morning, grows more and NOR
10 ANGUS. The gentleman who was in
wed distinctly disclaims speaking TO
alroad company. What little there wa
NJ conversation was informal and not Off
Flnter has actually set in now, in tn
lie of October, It's coming is in reality
Irtune. The water pipes have not yet al
, and If the cold continues, they canno