The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-29

LOCAL. NEWS.


Psoo Toesoayb Daily
A lodge Of KnightD Of Pythias, with
. large membership, has been Organised
g Be1to0.
Prolespor Lekord's social at SPeck'a
Hall in the Capliee building Let eeear-
day night was we'll attended.
The bar Of Butte isby no nDeansconvtne-
Cd that IN inestmediate term . The Do
trict Court, to Be held ny II July, voeId
not be feasible and opportune.
The newly established postonices In
this Territory are stamford. Meaeher
county, IS miles from Utica. and Will
lowglen, Deer Lodge county.
The bright sun y: d balmy air Of yes
to-day made everybody happy, and
gave promise that the mysteries OF the
mud would soon BE- uut0lded.
Bert Sherwood, who has been for
come time confined to thu Working
mems Hospital suffering from frozen
toes, was discharged yesterday.
Mis- Ella Viola salisbury Is playing
Dolly, in "Hazel Kirke," with 4adi-
con square company. when in Butte
she played the mischief, with the boys.
The melting Of the SHOWS in the past
several days has greatly swollen the
torrents running through the placer
diggings southeast of Butte and north
west of the U. 4 n. depot.
Niss Helen Florence's bene6t b to
take place next Friday evening, March
slst, 1t Renshsw's Opera House.
Tickets are selling rapidly. the box
sheet being At the store If richards =
Grix.
It mixht not be . bod idea for the
Butte Fire Brigade u rent or have rent
Cd storage room in valiton's stable for .
full coil Of hose and . nozzle. The d.
accent squares are specially exposed to
danger from hre.
The hard finish has been put on the
sage front in Renshaw's Hall. Mr..
paxson has already painted hne KIT
chen scene. He h now st work on .
wood soese after which he win eosn-
ulepce On . chamber interior.
A partial exhibit Of the county hnau-
ees appear In this issue u the SEM
WEEKLY Miner, but owing to several
errors which unavoidably crept in W
shall republish 1t with the rest Of the
exhibit In Saturday mornings Semi
Weekly.
During the high winds yesterday
about two O'Clock the three guys which
supported the main portion Of the new
Magma Charts hosting works building,
recently raised over the east shaft, were
broken BY . sudden ssiuall, and the
frame work Of the main building conse-
quently fell In. One man wa slightly
injured, no bones beimg broken.
The XA~rrct .Ncm< II an evening jour-
nal Published principally in salt Lake
city. 1t may be said 10 no family
journal, - its local columns rar-ly con-
tain other news than the mjsf0rtuDes Of
Brother Jones in the Seuth, the mar
rage Of Sister Smith Or the untimely
taking of Of the youngest Of some l'Dor
widows sisters eighteen children.
An exchange says that Harry Emery
has l,een playing leading man with
Nellie Boyd's dramatic company In
California, and that Harry contemplate
eosning to Montana with = troupe
this season. We are III the opinion that
this 10 mysterious allusion to the per-
Torrance to he given by the Butte min
strel troupe next week. Harry Emerys
name IL down on the minstrel bills.
The MINER acknowledges the receipt
IT very pleasant call from Mr.. +. N.
6ackett, formerly II Mauston, Wis.,, but
more recently from Albion, Nebraska.
Mr.. Hackett has been looking over
Butte and in hAct several 0fthe Western
mining camps and hes finally eonc>ud-
I'd to drive his stakes in our midst. He
g0es to Nebra0ka this morning to make
arrangements to carry out his intentions
and win return 10 Butte In few weeks,
his family following in the fhll. Mr..
kaekett b Thorough going, live man
and viii he welcomed by our citizens.
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The Trains.
1T eleven O'Clock yesterday the south
hound train finally LEFT for Ogden. The
delay Of several hours wss caused BY .
freight train being OF the track near
the Colombo saneleee.
The north bound train due ut 1000
but niRhf yaa axnacfod To arrive ahQnf