The semi-weekly miner., 1882-08-02
CITY AND COUNTY.

CITY AND COUNTY.
rron ~ Oaily q Tsssday.
And still the courts are quiet.
There was . party 1t Walkervills
last night.
The last fridge needed In Silver
Bow Canyon b being l,uilt.
The Chinsse are rushing from the
Pacific Coast to Montana.
son'e very high sr.de ore h being
extracted frOm the 0olasmith.
A man had his nose broken Over .
horse race ut waikesville Sunday.
The Territorial Democratic Ceutral
C"mn'ittce meets In this city to-day.
The Supreme Court of Montana
"rets in Helena on Monday, August
18th.
Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks, Of
Indiana, 10 expected in Glendale
sODn.
The Territorial Republican Gen.
trail COmmittee meets In H.leua on
the 9Th.
The stockholders Of the Utah 4
Northern meet In Owden on Thurn.
day next.
\ divorce csse, rich, rare and raey
will astonish the Butte pablic at an
early date.
Yesterday the Alice company ship
iad i've ba.of refined bulliOn valued
ut $9.6l3 ~
Smallpox h reported within four
miles of White sulphur Spr,ngs JET.
fsr~'n c"unty.
The Territorial Democsatlc Central
Committee will meet Ut the olIlce Of
Hon. Samuel Word today, at 2
o'clock p. m.
There will be race at the track
next Sunday between the Cream that
won the race last sunday and Cabel's
Chinan'an, for pretty 500 . side.
The Masonic Temple Association
was organised yesterday. and ut once
elected the following ollcen: Joseph
A. HYDE, President /; A. H. Barret
Secretary; Il. r. Knox, TreasUrer.
The I'LL restoring the Fort Benton
military reservation to the public do
main has passed congress. This b
Knd news IN the river nsetropolis.
Score another mark TO the credit Of
Nssginnk.
The Jay Rial's Cncle Toms Cabin
Troupe arrived Iast night. The par
" CONSISTS Of r. q. Oemu,enway, l..
Il. Stm.kwrll, Mr.. spd Nm. Hicks.
w. Lansing. L"uts Jac"ison, and
the eolossd lmys, John Jarks"n, VIII
lie Jones and ('Odfrey Wilson.
Deputy Sheriff Small went up to
Wslkervills yesterday tn SCI ve lAlrr-
IN defendant In the Smoozer h'd..
case. aud IN in .,,rsniny the lady o!
the hnssse Of his bs,sineSs, sl'e replied:
II don't care hew this matter h
settled. I will kill the man wl,"
attempts t. put ~ out II this holsr." +"
In 1879 the rhildren of scho.A
axe In Montana numbered only {, 5,585,
while ~ 1881 the census shows the
the number 10 have incressed to
9,l70. This was IN increaxe Of 3,6A
In two years. In the preceding six
yeas-frsNM 1878 tn l879-the tntal In
crease was only 2,s6s. Mr.. Edw.rd
r. Adams. who rrprrsents the New
York houses which are sapsAyisg the
Territory With school books, esti-
mates that our children OF sch.ol age
are between 1900 and ll,OO.-
Independent.
FOr . tasty arrangement Of vege-
tables and fruits, M. Sherwood at
the Metropolitan market On West
Park street takes the palm. The
attention II the passers-'.y r. in,medi-
atclv attracted by the artistic c0smbi-
nation Of bis products, representing
grnttns. pyramids, etc., ~ the fancy
s~izes him. M. Sherwood exhibits
~ good judgment In his purchases ~
l,e dOes art In their arrangement ut
his stand II We are to judge fro1,
their freshness and superior clasrac-
ter.
Yesterday was steamer day.
There h only little over $3W In
the city treasury.
There are only two patients 1t the
Minens' Hospital.
There are 6fly-six telephones In
operation in the city.
Tie Butte Hardware company
yesterday received new safe.
THE Republican County Central
Committee Is called for the 10Th.
On Friday next the Bullion Club
pic mic will take place at Poplar
Grove.
There are twenty-eiyht patients ut
II. James Home, and all getting
along we'll.
Eliz., the little daughter Of Rev.
and Mns. J. II. Russell h dan3erourIy
Ill with diarrhGa.
There h now . continu0us graded
sidewalk from the corner Of quarts
down the west side Of Main street %
Park.
A note drawn for 800. In favor Of
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