The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-09

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The abocoDding Booe0on te9egSapl
operator haD not been heard it00 o
6r.
| Asreat Ore b raging o. the Boul
der II the vicinity q the natusa
bridge.
Work be- begua pespasatssy % Ii,
eonstruc.i0o of the BI0e0on Naoo0
ie Temple.
A Lire OF tri.weekly Stages b 70 |
put on between Aisooule and th<
lower county, to begin De1t Monday
Gen. Terry says the Second Csval'
~ Band, Font Custer, b the best IN
his department.
Mr.. Ferris, Of the Missouri valley,
had N arm broken last week BY q
kick from . mule.
A one-third interest In the War e.
gle mine, near Cook CITY, Clalk e'e
Fork, he's been sold Tor $1,000.
For the iiEst six vnonths Of the
pre.ent year Nosta0a mines paid
dividends sggreyating ~, 600.
Major Patrick, the Barker colo.
nizef, has beeD carried 70 Benton
ftem biz ranch, and b very low.
BILLY Wetsel, . eolored man, was
dangesoosly wounded BY the aeci-
destal diseharge Of 4 piseol lsst We'd
0ssday morning 1t Bsstoo.
Jerry Sullivan got ohot In Tie neck
last week ct Bri0geville. The bell,
. 35ealibe1 Winchester, Wao cut out,
and the wound 10 not eonsiderod dan.
geT0us.
The settle.s % Highwood fsar that
not only their crops bat their dwel-
lingS will b burned II protection b
not soon afforded them againse the
1ndia1 prairie burnes8.
The Rirer Press hes become IN in
corporation with . capital stock Of
$4,000, divided into 100 shares Of Is
each. The incosposatoss aro Nosols.
Jerry Collins, J. c. Bothine, ". J.
Ainar, J. E. Stevens, John Mont
and Others.
Gold ret0rt to the amount q l,275
ounces We to-day received Ntom the
Chester mine, being the result Of IT.
tie les than thirteen days ru0 With
eighty stamps. The value Of the bull
lion g about el6, 000.-Herasd M.
Two half.breeds, named 0uardupe,
bad fight with . female grissly on
Flat Willow Creek, In Neaghes
county, last week, and 18th men
we're badly cheWod up, though not
fatally, before they killed their gri1-
Ely antagonist.
Herman Clark, railroad contractor,
was held up" By hiyhwaymen near
l6st Tuesday night, aud
ROBBED Of . considerable amount of
money, besides other valuableo. He
oness . reward Of 500 for the appro.
ben<ion Of the robben.
Anthony Oleson, employed in En-
NJ ( Co.'S saw mill, "a Clear Creek.
Tipped and fell against . buss saw IN |
notion last week. The saw cut Oh. !
'oD's right arm of below the elbow,
'evered bis LEFT foot across the instep, !
,eside inllicting other severe wounds. /!
)leson 10 expected to die Of his i1ju- |
les.
The Tongue River ditch win be
ixteen miles In length and for dis-
ance Of two miles the water will he
In large iron pipes. A
eeervOir to contain 6.tabO, 900 eallous.
nth Is feet head will be constructed.
Niles City will he supplied with wat
T and 5000 acres OF good land irri-
'ated. The entire work will cost
bout ~, 700.
The Gregory smelter has been pro-
ucing for The past eight days about
100 pounds Of bullion every twen-
y.f0ur hours. 1t will run at this
ate about eight days Longer, when
he new roasteIs will be about com.
leted, and the blast furnaces viii
hen run eontinususly. The bullion
} worth about $375 per ton Of 1000
ounds.-Her1ld M.
John Smith, q deaf mute, was en-
aged wheeling . harrow load Ut
rick along the platform on the side
= new building, twenty-five feet
mn the gr'und, 1t Missoula. when
le platform gave way, psecipltatiDg
Inn To the ground, the had Of brick I
Hing on top Of him. One Of his I
- was trOken near the hip, and he I
~ Otherwise badly injured. I
Two new mining companies have
gently bern Ofganised In Maiden.
be nrst n the Judith Gold and I'll.
r. Mining Company, which will !!
Ork the North Star, the Silver TIP,
Ie 81. Paul and three or four Others.
be ether b knows - the Consolj1a- !
on Silver Mining Company, which
III develop the Monte Christie,
other Green and several other lodso
mr. Meadow and Dexter.