The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-04

Fro0theDaily q Tuesday.
The electric lights 1t the l(ou lion
were started up again last night.
Pay dav to-day for wool men at
the Colorado and Montana smelter.
Mes<rs. Ashley and Smith are A.
ting up q fine insurance Office in
Noye-' new building.
Patrick Talent, ESQ.,, has removed
hi. law Office to elegant quarters In
the new NOyes block.
Fog, mist, rain, then snow storm.
I,arumetrical indications change With
slight tendency toward fair weather.
f.. ID. Reynolds mining machinery
Office has been removed to Noyes'
building, southeast corner Main and
Broadway.
The counter at the Flint National
Bank is being fitted up with . hand
some enclosure, consisting Of . highly
orna:nented black walnut sash, to be
glazed with cut and ground glass.
The cleaves Dramatic Combine
ton left yesterday for the East Side,
where they have several engagements
to play during the present month.
Negotiations are pending which may
result in the combination wiuterinx
in Butte.
The usual crowd Was attracted to-
day ut the corner Of West Broadway
ami Main by the hosting Of two
h avy safes into the Noyes building.
One Of the safes was placed In the
law office Of Patrick Talent, Esq,
and the other In Ashly 4 Smiths in
s,lrance office.
The railroad boom, II seems, IL Just
commencing In the western Terrific
ries. We notice . short line has
l,een surveyed, commencing ut the
junction Of Snake and Clear Water
Rivers, and taking . direct line east,
enters Bitter Root Valley few
miles north from Stevensville. Now
M order has i,een received and sur
veyors set ut work to lay out road
from stuart station to New Chicago,
taking Cable City, Silver Lake Dis
trict, Philipsbury and the latest flnd
"'lear Greek" camps In IT. course.
The drill and soldierly bearing Of
the uniform rank X. Of r. In the
procession Saturday WAS the subject
Of general comment. The Odd Eel
lows also added much to the ccsdt Of
the occasion, presenting In their Ne
galias Of purple and gold . fine ap-
pearancc. Both orders, together
with the Mayor and Common C.un-
I'll, sojourninG Masons, and others
participating In the display, were
handsomely complinlented and
thanked on behalf Of the Masonic
fraternity by Hon. Hiram Knowles,
l'ast Grand Master, In h b closing adj
dress ut the Temple.
Work u being vigorously prose-
cutesl on the Masonic Temple.
J. T.. w. Patton, FISH,, has re-
moved his insurance Office to Noyss'
new block, corner Fast Broadway
and Main.
The two men injured In cave ut
the Lexington last month, are con-
valescing finely. Clark, whose leg
was broken, Is out, and will resume
work soon. Williams, who WIS
more seriously injured b walking ON
crutchcs and improving rapidly.
The lecture on Robert Ingersoll, by
Rev. DR.. Fisher, which was an
no,,nccd 10 be delivered, last Sunday
night ut the II. +. Church, was post
poned until sunday evening Oct.
Stl,, the storm Of last Sunday having
prevented many from attending, who
would lie glad to hear I)r. Fishers
refutation VI the InXersoll chisnls.
At the house If Mr.. and Mrs. e.
Cas-er, was held birthday party for
Mrs. Casscr Monday evening. The
PARTY assembled weSe entertained
with some fine music by the Casser
family, and l,y &. Casser jr., leader
ofthe l.ei.lerktantz. The lady Of the
house re ceived many valuable pres
ents of silverware from her numer-
ous friends.
4 Chicago dispatch to the Salt
Lake Tribune se>s: "WOrI Is re-
seive,l here that Tott J.. DunkIe, the
fourth and last Of the Kewanee hank
ruLi,ers was arrested In Rattle Noun
tain, Dakota, yesterday. Dunkle IL
- years old and lived ut lies MOines,
Iowa. His fathee IL . merchant Ut
high social standing, Young Dun
kIe was highly esteemed and he was
never before known to lie engaged in
any crookedness. He left Ies MOtnes
soon after the robbery and went 10
Wyoming Territory, thence to Da-
k"ta. He was armed with . revolver
when taken, and had 81, 800 In his
possession" This b evidently the
young man who was arrested In
Butte last week, and gave his name
~ Thas. Moore. The detective who
arrested Moore informed . MINER
reporter that Moore was not bis right
name, which was withheld on nc
count Of the responsibility Of hi" reIa'
tives in the east.
The transportation Of the SiIsby
fire engine, purchased from this CITY
ly the Helena officials, was attended
with cO,,siilerA ble difficulty. 1t was
decided that the best way to trans
port the heavy steamer was to have
II upon its own wheels. Four horses
wer., n..,.n-,linvlv attached to the