The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-06

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"WEDNESDAY, DEC. &, lses.
Local News.
Ysoa Ne T ally q Sunday.
Wires for the electric light b.,
Leen ran into Renshsw's Opel
House.
The latest New York Quotations I
Westsrn copper ranges from III
l7s cs1ts.
A Pacific Expr<ss messenger no,
runs bstwesn this city an DIX
Lodge daily.
The city ma rk<ts are we'll stseke
with turkeys. chickens, and viii
gamse II Ill kinds.
Until st. Johns b sopplisd With
rector, there will Be- lay services .
the usual hours. Sunday school .
l&S0.
The Gem Restaurant and vienna
Brewery. which were burned to tb<
ground at Walkerville last month
are being rebuilt.
There will Be services st the usual
hours 1t the Presbyterian church.
Rev. J. Il. Russell will. preach morn
ing and evening.
Christmas trees arc already making
their appearance in town. We saw
the nrst lot n the season On West
Park street yesterday.
The plous butcher are spending
the day hunting for fat beeves to sup
ply next weeks market, and Oh tn
shops are closed to-day.
Jim Rodgers was arrested By officer
I-ytle yesterday on . charge Of pass
ing counterfeit coin. He passed
bogus s. gold piece at . dance cellar
on main street.
Rev. +. J. Stanley will preoch ut
the school house near James Good
wins, on Warm Spring Creek, IN
Sunday, December 10Th, and In Butte
cry on the following sunday.
- Perry, Of MissoulA, ct his
hand caught In the machinery 1t
Ketchums saw mill last week. One
of his fin3ess was broken and his
hand otherwise injured.
A man named Conner M stabbed
BY . cowboy near Nissouls last week.
The cowboy stabbed Ccnnor directly
OVER the heart, but The knife blade
stuck . rib and glanced or
The Ogden I1iiot says ''about 49,.
600 In silver bsllioo y beisg shipped
from Montana mines each week."
The shipments from HAITI, alone
amount to over >loo, 'xU per week.
The bsllion shipments lnst week were
the largest in any one week In the
history VI this camp. The total valL
~ Of silver bars, exclusive Of gold
dust and copper matte being $l2a, SIG.
Cord wood W. sold FROM the wagon
yesterday at os.5O and 500 per cord. |
Prime hay sold It $saoo. One load
u cleau Oat straw Wa offered n $le
pr ton. and purchased by James !
Was1ield. !
Dan Costello has announced his In
tention u visiting all the principal !
Northern Pacific towns, including
Butte, with his great circus upon
the completion AZ the Northern p
rillc railroad.
The talented musicians, G.. Casse
and Sons, have established an Office
with Richards 4 0rix, where orders
may Be- Ieft Sor music to BE- furnished
halh, parties and weddings, ETC.. for
piano tuning 0F for lessons IL music.
Jack Mahcne, an old offender, stole
no coats fFosn II. Jacobs 4 Co.'S
'toge. and tried IN sell them to Fred
Taylor, who suspietoned son,ething
rocked and he'd him arrested. In
he police court yesterday he was
ent up for " days. !,
An effort Was made to throw out
be vote Of Gold Run snd Okla pre-
inets In Meagher county, on the
rounds that the returns were not :
worn to, Int after = sharp co0test
be heard decided to accept them,
aklng the decision In the Walker
lille case - precedent.
Two icrn,stels from Montana
'an,ed John Whiting and Ambruse
got into aDterca4ion yes-
rrdsy, and Thompson threatened 70 ; :.
boot The former on sight. Thoml,
on b said to be . bed man from,
Iodie, and It b feared he may make
Touble. Lake Ckr0wieIr. -
Considering other attractions in the ;
Ity Last night, the Gaylos and Halt 1
1t Renshaw Hall was
'ell attended. The encouragement
Ps'eivel By this sterling company Of
rtists, II b Hoped. has proved SUM- ,,
lent to ensure = Continuance II the :
Entertainment during the winter.
Considerable slaTm was caused At d
|a1kervilIe } yesterday afternoon by
.e sbrill and continu0ass blowing Of
'e Lexington whistle, the general
opposition being that the n,agniti-
mt mill belonging 10 that ro,,,- :,
my was IN 1re. The whistling :,
- caused by . steam .r,ck getting
It of order, sossle minutes elalssing
fore the steam could be shut Ut. :.
The School Census. y
The sl.h6,Ol censals renl,rt a,,annlsA.