The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-04

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY T. 1885,


Prom Fridays Daily.
Congsntulatjous to Mr.. and NM. VIM
r. Allison of Philipsbury.
Marx w. Gates will be taken to-day
~ Under Sheriff Fish to the lynatie
asylum st Warm Springs.
The .'Three Kings cigarette still
rules the r0aGt. 1t II about time for Z
worthy successor.
NV sou, said Abraham to his first
born, with . sigh Of regret. never copper
4 winning card.
The Butte Stock Board will hold i
meeting today ut three. O'Clock in the
office Of Curtis & .\ndr;eux.
The howl cf the tiger is heard in the
land also Tie ''la,:ivious ples.-ings Of
the lutc' and festive masquerade music
IN East Park street.
Salt Lake YjLVn: Butte INDUCED
in ::.'.rs' fire Oh friday. The new
water works are given credit for saving
n large i,oc,iOn -! the city.
The force Of men employed in setting
the new Cornish i,s!snl.- in the Nnulton
u,inc are and Lave. ;.ctn steadily AT w"ris
for several days.
Doc, III. Si.crjt:' of Silver Bow
County know that the law requires him
Il, make Iii, return If service in the
matter Of >uii.:Ecnilg the Grand anil
Pc;i. Jurors five days before the conf
Incncc!ncnt OF the term. whic!, in this
ease will be ~ February 7ih::
We are indebted 10 the Century Co..
Of New York for the February number
IT the ~. N;rkr"< acknowledged to H..
the most valuable and artistic childrens'
nia:azih. in the world. The contents
of this number fully sustain the widely
deserved reputation 81 81. -Nichciu~.
from Saturdays Daily
Recent delays j., the arrival Of north
bound trains Oh The Utah and Northern
rmsi were due to the detention If 'ni"n
I'Mci:ir trains rs snnw4lTiitS.
In tire l"'.l column ri tl.e Salt Lake
Tribune oi tie 1T inst. there were nin.-
teen items. q: wi.ici, nine rf the Longest
were on the subject Of Mor,.,onism.
Mrs. I;nwe, Of Mclrusc. calls the at |
tenti"n OF the ladies' q: silver Bow |
county. in { Mother column Oiti,c MINER. /;
to the Little Joker, for wi,ici, she j. /;
agent.
The telegraph "lar;.tor, in Ogden arc
obliged (" stop occasionally aud move
nearer the stove. Here the climate H. Il,
senia! ti,.. operator can i,c comfortable
Mt tw" o'clock in the morning without !
any fire ut alI.
The great r,,>l, at Sands X Roycr's !
grand clcaraI'c, >alcr'ntinues undated.
lf W. were t" judge from the enliling
s1"in'cnanst.> ~ the fair ladies. rs they
pass out -! the immense sales room, We
should say that the bargains effected
there gave perfect satisfaction.
Will Ida:," mining Journals liz kind
enough I" iuf0rn the MINER what, il
anything. they know atn,ut the Bona
part" IN >"li'lat'h Gold and Silver
Milling Company: in which eastern
capital Is ~upi"'-'rl I" b" largely inter-
t<.texl.
The Ogden Pint .! the LIST inst. saws
The finest vein Of coal yet discovered in
the whole Kn'k:y mountain region is
said Z" ''r the one now opened up on
section !, township IL, range ll9 west.
near the town "s billiard, in Cinta Co..
The stratum, o; coal is no.,r,
~ thirty feet in thickness and all. pure
clean '"r,I, rich III rt>in",is matter.
Mr.. George r. Atkinson. If Atkinson
h Drnn:.. iu'.ort. rs an'! tai'urs "f
Rockford. Ills. is in the city and may
I've itNIn'l At the -. Nicholas. He has
III exhibition II full line al samples "f
cloth for spring anil summer wear.
which he Is prepared to have made up
in the latest styles. 1T reasonable prices.
Mr.. Atkinson will rcnl:,;m in the city
until Monday night.
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