The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-06
CITY AND COUNTY.


and Mis- OeStruoe Upohur, q New
York. were married IN Tie latter city
% the :lst.
F. n. Adams, . mining epeeatoe,
w killed by Frank Brown Ct Hailly
on the eo.h inst. A dispsts abost
mining property was the Gauss.
Butte Smelling Company, capital
stock 81. 90, plscs q baisess, Butte,
have nled articles q ineorposoe,on
with the Secretary Of the Territory.
Henry Jonas, tailor, Eat Bsoad-
WY, has just returned ftoo ~ Ed
With . full stock Of cloths q every
kind reqsired In = nrst-class tailor.
Ing establishment.
The Dillos Tribune has this kind
reference to the NIxE8: 1T being Z
morning edition Il daily dissminatea
the latest telegsaphie and heal pevu
throughout this seetjoo q Nontana,
Alexander Mcleod, agsd = years,
died In this city Yesterday, asd The
funeral viii take plaes today ftom
Good Templsrs' Hall, at : o'c)oek,
uuder the auspices q Butte Ledeu
No. II, 10. g. r.
A Benton exchange says that III
improvements In Benton this yen
will foot up nearly half . million a
dollars. The improvems1ts % Butte
for the past six ssoskks win raise ysu
Q cool hundred thouaaDd.
d. n. Hall, . Deo0insat sheen
man In the town Of JsMessoa, eallsd
yesterday and informed - that ths
quartz Interests o. North and 0eoth
Boulder and Willow Creek aso at-
'Iacting considerable atte0tjoa q Tie
present time.
In speaking q ~ remarkable
health Of Bate, . geotIe0an stated
yesterday that there were ooly %
deaths from 1854 fse The twelve yeass
esding 1870; two q these ven shot,
two Or three eommlttod Suicide, and
thrse o. four were injured n the
mines.
The Dsmoesaey, - lfissoals PIT
the following ticket n TIE As3d:
Cospcil, w. E. Bass; Hosss, o. b.
Bat,ea; Probate Judge, County Clssk
and Recorder, W. J. Stephens; 6hsr-
Id, G. w. Berry; Treasurer, Thomas
Williams County Commissio0es,
Joseph E. Marion; Coroner, A. K.
Ives.
The services Of the police vsse
called into requisitjoa over Ispoet
ed fight In . house a ill-shape u
Galens street last night O@esr Ly-
tie effected - sntSanoe 20 the hoase
and found furniture smashed and
everything IN eoafssioa and seat-
tered around the Eoo0-exeept eur
re.ey. He pslled The man and No
man louud therein.
The Bouldae gold min = 70 b
changed into . silver min. The ora
u that district ars gesesa)ly salvea.
beasing, and while the oes q the
Boulder mime h gold-beaSiDg Il also
carries . suilsient quantity u silver
- that the company cannot a1Jbrd 70
treat It Tor gold alsoe. A silver mill,
Il must be undesstood, SAVES both sll-
yer and gold, while go,d mill saws
ealy the geId.-AsdepeNdest.
From ~ Daily q Wsdses1ay.
The Republican Territorial Con-
vention meets In this city o. The
18th.
John Bsckuey states positively that
none Of his people ars down with
the small pox.
The fuperal q Alexander Mcleod
took plsc yesterday e'ening under
the auspices Of the 1. o. 9. +.
The meeting last evening at Re1-
shaw Hall w.s largely attended By
On intelligent and enthusiastie audi
dience.
Monday the new Lexington forty
stamp mill dropped atamps pssme-
nently, and b now running % IT. full
eaiarity.
James Clarke and ]. A. Williams,
the lniners who were caved % In The
Lexington nearly two weeks ago, an
getting along nicely.
The County Commissioners 1t thslI
session yesterday, among other bssi'
ness, appointed d.. e. p. Hoagh
county physician. The appointmsn'
b liyt-class.
On the 4th the Alice company
shipped eight bars Of refined bsllion,
valued at 81, As; same day Donnsll'
Clark 1 Larabis shipped tes ban
valued 1t IN, 900; total $sa,4Aa.
M. Reushaw's genesosity In ten
dering the use Of his magnioeent
Hall 10 the Territorial DemocsaeS<
Convention was gratefully appreeae'
ted and acknowledged BY that body
A. the staid citizens q this sxsn'
plary burg met upon the strcsss ~
ter'lay morning ssch aud every ON
rather dolefully observed, ''Apoehea
good man gone" The name os TIKI
party will b made public In . ~
days.
There h considerable guessang g
Ing on ~ to the route the Northern
Pacific will pursue from the main
line north to Benton, and also - "a
what point Il will start frous. None,
however, have hit upon the actual
route which Il n the destgn Of I'M
company to pursue.
The Benton papsrs state that tb>
disastrous prairie Ares, which have
oesn raging over the 1oEthern eassIe