The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-29
FsDAY, 20, 1881,
Local News.
From Tuesdays Daily.

he fall weather continues to gladden.
!, and speed our buildings.
|,iederkranz ball next Thursday,
hing night, will be a great sue
nd. Gilbert, the clerk of the school
now taking the census of the school
Western Union wire was brought
meet last night, as far as the Ows-
kfice.
r. Russell had a pleasant call last
NIGHT from a number Of his parish
l,tsble characters of all sorts will be
from the Liederkranz ball Thanks
Eht.
S. Lewis advertises fresh Gallatin
prter and onions, at his store OH
ain street.
\. grand Good Tempisr's bail, to be
Friday evening at Caplice's Hall,
tremendous success.
Is & Grix bid fair to rival the must
err across the way from them. They
a big minstrel business.
%kpayers and citizens of Butte will
interesting reading, iii another COL
the school house question.
b grocery building, on Park street
of Main, is now rosfed in, and will
nished. 1t 10 an imposing building.
for the performance of Esther on
Wednesday and Thursday, D-cem-
nd 5. are for sale at the store of
Tyler.
of school children in Butte should
opinions of permanent business
ptle, on the school house question
d in another column.
lite Water Company's ditch 10 max
kss. 1t reached Lipman & Davis
Vain street yesterday. There are
tgs in yet, nothing having been pu,
n except the main piPss, which are
as fast as the trench is dug.
amendments TO the bylaws of the
Club will be considered al
usiness meeting Wednesday
khe 23d inst, which will be
E office Of the Clerk and Recorder
has fresh oysters for sale at the
aurant.
Fred Taylor and Leroy Brotzmat
king their rounds yesterday examin.
pes, chimneys and stove pipes o
their official capacity as deputy fir
They have already found a NUN
Ee pipes in a most dangerous con
he square ell Broadway, just ives
rect and the square on the east sid
slow Broadway, were found partic
(ardous.
Ter Press, the Missouli1n, the Uus
and the Hadisonidn r participAt
angular duel. The subject of the,
the biggest steer ever slaughtered
|rritory. Suppose we change tn
The Husbundman says, 'the bi;
hess commenced with a 1,2CO poun
Lered in Butte, which the MINEI
b have been the largest ever put OF
es III Montana" May Heaven for
This be sol,
i'll receipt Of a communicates
kervllle signed hy two gentlemen
Bed by many others in which they
the action OF 4 few men who dis
harmony OF the dance given a
on the evening Of the 18th inst
fmen desire to say they hope thos'
who attended the dance will no
Whlkerville boys for the rougI
they received as in the absence q
fhe law they were unable TO pre-
q are sorry it occurred.
b is directed to the card of j.. N
70. in this mornings issue. MI
recently established himself il
New York, and will devote hi
o the purchase and sale Of westerl
cks and mines and generally t
Investments. he has long bee
with the mining lndustories of tn
IS a gentleman whose judgmel
~ IS unqusstioned. His connec
E east afford him rare facilltitie
!, Gent handling of mines and min
We hear arties are negotiating fo
n way for a tramway from the ne'
located at the depot in front Of tn
a EkerVills, and the prediction is mad
Butte is one year Of Ter street cal
inning between these Two point
e city. The real estate men 81
ca nVassing the chances of j. sudde
Nd psfly along the southern line {
a hessrs. Upton and Noyes inforI
lid Puid sell the whole site in block
10 offer the plat in single lots 1
esd When all will have 4 chance. WI
vd al estate boom of Buste is at