The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-04-12
TERRITORIAL,
And General Woseeen Nevr

Collar Silver Mine assay shows from
$:a)O to 500. ''
The Florence Mine assay Il $5c9s. = in
silver and $l2, 80 in gold.
The Ellen, two. assays-the first assay
$5O,3 the second $lO2.75.
A new discovery has Just been made
~ }. Il: kcmper, one of the oldest pres
Pect0rs Ia the caMp-thxt is fabulously
rich. Mr.. Htgley had no assay of tnis
mine, but has seen the assay, which
runs up into the thousands. The other
assay mentioned were shown to the
editor.
The War Eagle IL q carbonate mine.
and very valuable. Among other good
mines mentioned were the Alpine,
Black Bull, Mother Green, Junction,
J}slcber, Keystone, Comet, Kentucky
Favorite, Golden Eagle, Eureka, Silver
Star, &c.
naitlenville is now the leading camp
In the district, and had, few days since,
not less than u dozeh saloons, four stores,
three restaurants, good bakery, black
smith shop, barber shop. liz cry stable,
&c.
Mr.. Frank Fisher, of Mr.. Grants En-
gtneering patty, came into Bozen,an last
week. lie reports the camp about five
miles abOve Hayden, aud the ex .,eri-
mental survey Of the road to the Nation
al Park completed some distance beyond.
II Is resumed that the next move will
be to Mammoth Springs, when an ef-
fort will Le made find practicable route
to the Geyser Basins by way Of Garden
river. Mr. Fisher says that Mr.. Grant
thoroughly understands his business,
and will select the best route that can
I've secured through that rugged, noun
tainOus country.
On Thursday, says the Carson TIL
Lu,sc, while parties were digging away
the snow in order to ascertain If any
thing was buried in the runs Of the
houses caused by thesnowsIile at Genoa,
a little dog was found buried under some
timl,ers and covered with snow and.
strange To say, although it had lain
cra,nped up for fourteen days, the little
was still alive and is likely to creature
entirely recover.
It 10 understood that inside Of a month
or two, says the Ruby Hill New~, at
least two hundred and fifty more miners
will Ike hired in this district Th9 prin-
cipul mines OH the Hill are not only in
condition to warrant the putting on Of q
largely increased force, but Prospect
Mountain, Secret Canyon, Adams Hill
and other adjacent districts will call for
a large nuhliHr If miners rs soon rs
spring fairly opens. The putting on Of
this nunlnr oi miners means the gem
eral employment Of ut least 400 or 5CN
more men in the district, and ther,,
seems every reason to believe that We
will have . very lively summer. We
doubt if the mining outlook has ever
been better, and business must ncccs-
Sarily he res,i.c;tated to a marked de-
gree before long.
The Eureka .N'u!in.k says: "A man
is not TO ln abused any more by being
called Chinan,an. The insult is deep
er il YOU tell hin, lac is AL Art hur man."
Samuel Word. l.sl.. attorney inr the
Utah and Northern. was on the line Of
the road last week between Deer Lodge
anil Silver Bow canyon negotiating
riwht Of wav. On Tuesday lie closed
contracts with u number of persons he
tween this place and Race Track. whose
lands the road crosses. The amount Of
land taken in crossing u forty ut right
angles is Il fraction over three acres and
the u<,,a! price offered by the company
il ut the rate of 50 per acre. In addl-
ton to this the company obligate> itself
to nut in cuivcrts wherever Required f"r
the prH,,er crossing Of .i!tc;ics. to re-
l,ui,d all bitches destroyed hy building
the road. 10 put in cattle guards, anu 7"
make proper crossing OF their track ior
established and necessary roads. In
some instances where more than or.
dinary damage results the company VIII
probably pay more than the amount
named above. in some instances farnl-
ers have been quite liberal anu III oti'ers
ask pri,cs tue company vii! moi pay UNI
ie.s ..on,pcilc.l To bl iii. ,.'ur;>. As the
r,a,l is going to liz constructed anI the
damages will he ASSESSED !y 'ilsintcr-
..tcl commission a; considerable ex-
m,ns;. if not agreed upon by the parties.
!, i. hore,l there vii! he Il mutual effort
to agree on reasonable prices without re-
sorting to the courts.-NdW -so.fhM' 81;
The engineers last week rt-t>tahllshcd
th.. line from Deer Lodge to Race Track.
starting here ut point f1ity-hve seet
on sf Of the old line and running tc an
.r..x nj Race Track. This gives the line
h..t,rr ground, brings the tangent along
A str.t and docs less damage to stuart,
Enl,r. and other land owners heiOw
! town. The engineers also established
| tho I.not grounds in Deer Lodge. Inc
.lrnot will he on the west side o1 the
/ river. directly opposite sixth strcet-tne
street the Collegiate Institute fronts on
! Ample grounds for side tracks: !. etc;; e. 6;
have been secured there. While u VII
he a little incoavenient: unless the Ilvel
Is bri.lge,l there, the advantage OF t. nav,
ing the road ut that distance: nnlv.e
from business houses ana reslusI.ss, s:,,r,,
and less danger Of accidents 10 cn,Msta' noata
and teams, will more tnan coniPess", .s 49,
Eventually the road Will run a'uu .a,.s i'',t t't
extreme western edge OF tne "'w"' w. to- "'
a. long as this point remain. :,,., ,.'.S @ viii
. ',.s the r;ver.-.Ncw Northeast.
CoLuMnrs, O., April 7.-Janles I;cm ~.
,,.il mast grand master and one ot .ns
u""; f f.ro,,,;n.nt Odd Fellows OF tht