The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-06-07
LOCAL NEWS.

SIT Is fashionable in Deer Lodge.
Yesterday was certainly sooFcher.
There are thirteen prisoner in the
county Jail.
Last evening forty passenGers arrived
BY the U. 4 N.
Apicnic and dance 1t Poplar Grove
on the Sid Of July.
Capitalists are nocking into Butte in
search Of mining Investments.
A dwelling house Of three rooms II
offered for rent In another column.
II will be nearly two months before
the new Lexington mill fires up.
The Water Company will have their
mains extended from Montana to
Washington street to-day.
Mr.. John Petritz will have completed
In short time large two story hotel
building near the U. 4 n. depot.
The county commissioner held their
quarterly meeting this morning and
settled W With the county treasurer.
A sparriny, wrestling and fencing
match is announced for Saturday night
ut Rcnsi,aw Hall. All the athletes in
tho city are enterd.
Thirty three miles Of iron for the
Deer Lodge extension Of the Utah 4
N"rthern are lying ut Silver Bow, and
sufficient spikes, plates, etc., for the en-
tire road.
Sunday the Alice Company shipped
six bars OF refined bullion salued at SILL
2o7.52. and Donnell, Clark 4 Larabie
Saturday shipped six bars valued at
$ll5N322; total, 81, 727.S4.
The firm oi l.. Hyman and b. Wal
lace, Of the Colorado Sample Rooms, is
dissolved. Mr.. L. Hyman, . very pleas
ant gentleman and one who has made
many friends, will continue the busi-
ness.
We learn that the young men who
engaged in the walking match last Sat-
ur.lay evening propose to enter the ring
again sometime during the last of the
present month. Time and distance are
not named.
Mr.. Bocock is still confined to his !
rosMn on account of bis sprained ankle. !
1t NAV require several days, If not weeks
Of careful treatment before he will be |
able to walk upon it without the aid of !
crutches.
1t is claimed that there are seventy
two hividend-paying mines that within
less than eighteen months have paid
1885, Cos in dividends. or more than
thirteen per cent. on the market value
Of all the mining stock in the country. |
Manager Richie 10 determined to |
make the omique success. The Null
dom Picnic IS great hit, and Bruno,
Fey and Thompson and the Tudon are
first rate in their specialties. There
was = crowded house at the Comique
last night.
To-day the small frame structure on
the corner Of Broadway and Wyoming
street, owned b, Mr.. John Mccormick,
will lie removed to other ground to give
place to q two-story frame building, |
which Mr.. Mccormick viii proceed to |
erect Immediately.
Yesterday evening while Mr.. Jno. No
Cornick Wa movln. his flame BALD |
ing, two doors west from the MInER Of. |
fee, the scantlings underneath gave |
way and there was considerable Of .
crash, which startled the neighborhood |
and brought quite number to the spot
in short order. However, the building
wss not injured and will b moved hack
1OO feet to-day.
It b but justice to Mr.. David Marks
to state that he LEFT the track by the i'd
vice Of his physician. Some one had
saturated his upper clothing with water
and when he retired to make some
necessary change In his apparel he Wa
TAKEN with . chill and forbidden to ~
turn. Mr.. Marks was second on the
score when he withdrew from tho con-
test.
NJ. H. b. 6childwachter has removed
his market TO No. s. West Park street,
the ''Oper>," and hereafter
his shop win beknown - the Washing
ton Market. The proprietor proposes to
keep the market supplied with Ill the
best meats besides 6sh and fowl. He
will keep two Or more men stationed at
Henry's lake during the Summer who
viii do their level best to furnish Butte
people through the Washington Market
wit h the delicious trout which abound
In the lake and the head waters Of Snake
river.
It b the custom with the leading -
loon pr prjeton Of Butte every spring
10 put tl.efr places Of business through
, general courss Of cleaning, papering
and painting, thus making them the
more pleasant and attractive 70 patrons.