The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-22

Prom Tuesday's Daily 80
A gymnasium is SOON to be opened on

From Tuesdsy's Daily -
A gymnasium is SOON to be opened on
Park street.
Passenger travel nOrthward on the
U.s. \. road Is unusually heavy now.
The criminal calendar Of the District
Court has been finished in Helena.
The calendar Of the District Court -
reset yesterday IL published in another
column.
Dan Wagner, from Bodie. CAL, will
open the Parlor Eating House, on Broad
way about the 18th inst.
Marker L Woolbeater will open hrst-
class saloon in the Fariday building, on
Park street, about the 18th inst
The FL Dorado billiard hall has been
s,rpeted and furnished with an addition
nj table and fine lighting facilities.
That buffalo coat has not been NJ
turned to its weeping owner at the st.
Nicholas Hotel. One dozen eggs reward
offered.
1t il said there will lie u change in the
editorial management Of the Benton
Rccord, Mr.. W. II. Buck resuming
charge.
The prospects Of workingmen in the
Wood River country are commented Oh
upfavoral,ly, in another column, by
correspondent.
Mr.. Van Gundy last week leased Of
Mr.. Walton for one year the Deer
I.nlye Brewery. opposite the McBurney
House. III Deer Lodge, and will use it a.
auxiliary to the Western.
The naygurs are in great state OF
c"mmcticn At the lively competition for
boxes at their first performance. There
seems to be q very general interest
manifested In the welfare Of the cO!Ore(l
church.
The Benton Record alleges the exist
ence Of small rox in Bitter Root valley
and MissouIa. The MINER has already
explicitly Il. MED the truth Of this state
ment. and las the best authority for
stating that not single case Of this dis
ease exists in that country.
Ruimy Miors from Spice Islands, !
Waited by the tropic breeze;
SOZOTNNT in healthful fragrance
Cannot liz surpassed by these.
Teeth it whitens, purities;
You will use it it you're wise.
mar2l-1w
One Of the horses in u livery team ran
away on Broadway yesterday afternoon
lust before the funeral, and WAS finally
stopped ut Caplice Hall. lie succeeded,
after vigorous efforts, in kicking over
the traces and threw himself down.
Under Sheriff Small assisted in setting
him on his feet, and covered himself
with glory and mud.
The ceremonies gone through with
by the i. q. Il. r. yesterday afternoon
on their return frOn the cemetery and
~ they filed into the hall, were very in
tcrcstiny and attracted much attention.
The ladies' who attended the funeral %
members of both the I. o. o. F.. and
I. o. q. r. strikingIy displayed their ~
spect for the memory Of the decc'ased.
Custer County, in this Territory, Is
the largest county In the United States. |
Its area is :6.'pN square miles. 1t Is
larger than the States Of Vermont, New
Han: lx,hirc, Massachusetts, Connect
cut. Delaware aud Rhode island, all |
The next largest county 10
that Of Nye, in the State Of Nevada,
which has an ARA II 1900 square |
miles.
Among the oldest, most firmly estab-
lisl,etl and popular houses in the city b |
that Of Mr.. e. Il. Houser, on West Park |
street. This gentleman has well-earned |
reputation for keeping none but first
class goods in his line. Quite recently |
Mr.. Ho,,scr, in anticipation Of . heavy |
season. trade, has enlarged his rooms
to receiving large invoice
Of fine wines, Liquors, cigars and tobac-
cos. These goods will embrace the best
brands in the market, and purchasers
will liz doing themselves an injustice II
they fail to inspect his stock before maxi
ing their selections. 4 fine lar supplied
with No. goods Is one Of the features Of
this thriving house. Vision to this
rity should not fail to give Chris. y call.
FROM Weonesjayr Daily.
City Suggestions.