The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-01
SeNN)-WEEklY AalNER.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY l, lsss
Local News.
From Tuesday's Daily

From Tuesday's Daily
The Arrangement committee for the
carnival will meet tonight Mt Speck's
Hall ut 9:3O o'clock.
John Petr;tz opened his Vienna
Brewery saturday night with hurrah!
He invites the public t" come and set
for themselves.
Concerning the recent strike in the
Vulcan, Supt. Tong writes to Mr.. Child,
Of Helena, 1.-The rock Is just lousy with
horn silver the same as top rOck."
from Wednesdays Daily.
Will the author Of ''FOrget and For
give" please answer the letter Of '':-e:a-
phine'' published in another column:
Dr. Tozier's Double 81 ,iral Bed Springs
are uncxcelIetl. His Office is ut Clay
tom. real estate office on West Br"a'l-
way.
Mr.. J. &. Singer Will reopen his
place of Business on West Park street
next Monday. lie is sellin. goods
right along.
The new ls.scnt bed springs fnr-.lt by
Dr. Tozicr, West Broadway. are all that
=. n.l.nm.;, claim. for them. sea :dvt on
another page.
The Patients 1T the W"rkin.nyn>'
Hospital are progressing we'll The
n;,y,. cialls state that Joe Campbell r"n-
TIMES to improve.
Mr.. Joel f.. Wlateiy has taken charge
If the hotel at the I. 4 y. depot, and
advcrti-e> that he vii! furnish the hest
accommodation, t. the public.
The .e..-, n tor halt. il still in its glory.
Monday night there were Two. one in
John !,.rkney'- Main Street hall, anil
another south "f zas, Park stree.
&. C. Thur,tnn & son advertise in
another column .! til" MINER that they
will deliver 1T their yard in this city,
early in The comm. summer, i;r$t-cl;.s>
brick in amy q,: nifty.
Tl,",,gi, hard set upon OF late tho
tigers claws are n.: yet drawn, AM:
Butte inn.arn,s had better beware. /.
j. said there j. an unusual amount Of
gambling in Mi>-eula and Glendale this
winter.
The district office Of II. &. Dun 4 c..
for Montana, Idaho and Utah j. in the
Ik~crt National Bank building, in
Salt Lake City. Mr.. Henry X. Chew,
Jr., the assistant lila mayer, called ut the
MINER office y, >tcriay.
The Dillon yi;i"ns says: "Mr. II. I.
Brown, business manager Of the Butte
MI"EH, made Dillon visit in the in
tcr..>t "f his latr,,s Thursday last. Mr..
Brown will SO. that his subscribers got
the MINER il lie has t" carry it to them.
licnSl,aw'> new Owr, house is now
rented for the FireIl:,n's Ha!l on thu
18th and the Carnival Mas'iuc BALL the
:2:!.''d Of February. 1t will l'c ready for !
tl,catri. engagements by March first.
THE stage is I" H. finished and fitted in
the most approved style.
\ chance visitor tn the Sisters Hos
pial WAS yesterday surprised at the
beauty and comfort "f its interior finish.
The high ceilings. clean white walls, !
and we'll .,lrln'tssl tlOOrs give 1t the
'.l.nrn, Of i home. There are now about
thirty inmates. many of whom are pri-
waite patients.
Tho .Mn;"y .Iy' "ni Tons" ri~ti~, y.
T., in its issue III the 18th inst. gives !
spectral mention Of the present l,r,,slHr-
',i~ tUr'lition Of the Legal Tender AMI
lDm!y Glance mines. II cs,ntainS the c.r.i
IT Cole Saunders. X Co., members q: tlu.
New York Mining St.s.k Exchange. 10
r,..l ut No. Is Wall street. New York.
Mr>~rs. sands X Is,yce'S great semi
annual clearing sale vi winter gtnnis j.
with u grand success, and buy
RS :.r' laying in l"nlntiiui supplies "i
..snl- for immediate an,! future use.
Their tables "rr daily renewed with
'r'>h articles. as the "."nis disappear
rom Gay (" day. Their entire stock is
"inS heavily reduced. while this *,"-
'iW sat- is ::nin- on. l."o!. out for bar
sa;n- in El:,ck aud tOl"rr.l Silks. sat
~. N:!v,:S. etc.. which will take place
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