The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-05-24

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The psohabilitiss ass that sumne
d. n. DelIingsr ~ just Fsooived {
hsnvy invoices u Hsssulss powdr.
Njek Bis3enbesg drove 50 haadefAn'
beef cattle from Deer Lo6ge % DQtt'
laGt week.
The Butte Rod and Gun Club lbsl q
jf.they wosld IKE to know what be- b.
come q the Deer Lodge ossanisaljsa q
that ilk.
The cast iron cases Of materials % b
used By the High Explosive Company
are still lying On the platform 1t 6ilvsa
Bow Junction.
Morris saloon. on Lower Main stzeet.
next south Of The French Restaurant,
will b opened today with . complete
stuck q the finest ljquoss and oiGsn.
We acknowledge the receipt Of .
specimen copy Of the Sbsthers Fdrss
and Fsresids, . readable weekly pub.
lished BY J. Il. Ball, Of Baltimore, Nd.
T.e man who was shot in Helena
while attempting 70 escape from arrest
last week was not expected to live
twenty-soar hours # the latest -.
counts.
The Bismarck zfi6sse reports the
steamer Bachelor hard a tie rocks
With . belle In her bottom. The boat
lie- above Glendive on the Yellewstsne
river.
Hugo Hoppy win today begin the
delivery q beer in any quantities
throughout the city, from his brewery
depot on the corner Of Wyoming and
Quarts streets. He viii give al orders
prompt attention.
We learn from unquestionable au-
thority that the track Of the Utah 4
Northern Railway viii 30 laid - fAr -
Warm Spring., sixteen miles south Of
Deer Lodge, BY the 4th Of July next,
provided high water does not interfere
with grading on the Deer Ledge river. |
The Minneapolis Tribune Of resent |
date says: Nj. Scott, the Montana eat-
tls BREEDER, win leave Ninnesota Trans
fer to-day with special train for Miles |
City, carrying 100 bulls for his cattle |
ranches. Mott Of the animals are young |
md all are veil bred.
It hss been stated by reliable mining
experts and capitalists that the famous
Chollar mine 1t Maiden, from whioh
he immensely rich ores have been
aiken, only averages $500 per ton.
This, however, viii pay very we'll for
working, provided It n free milling gold
Ire.
a. officer Carroll was taking John !
ZONES to jail sunday the prisoner BIT
linn tremendous blow under the ear
him bead over heels, aud then
an away. Carroll followed him. how
'ver, and secured him in Jail. The
|ext morning Jones paid up ana letk
The Butte Furniture Company, com.
'sed OF Nsssn. Ehret, Hammond 4
zlee, viii In . day or two be prepared
o occupy it, new building on the COR
YER Of Broadway and Montana street,
With an extensive assortment Of fhrni-
ure, upholstered goods and . new line
4 undertaker's goods Of all kinds. Il
1t Is stated that orders have been h.
ued Tor the abandonment Of Forts Fet-
erman and eandess, Wyoming, and
hat the CARTONS 1t these posts viii
proceed to Fort Resell, Cheyenne.
There are ten companies Of tho 4th IN.
aptry It Hapden and one company at
'et.evman.
Tie wrestling n,atehss to come OF on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday q
bis week viii take place behind Moss
sed store on East Park street. Every
hing b prepared In llne shape for the
vent. It ~ill be understood that the
ollar and elbow match win b free for
II corners. NJ. VIM. Paocoe and Mr..
|aLsn viii b In attendance. A Ano
ime h anticipated. l.
The Rocky Mountain Hssbo,sslHsos
earns from an attache u the U. p. Iail
oad that there are to b one thousand
men set to work on the Utah 4 Nogth-
m railroad between Silver Bow and
be mouth Of the Little Blackfoot -
oon ~ the men can b had. An In
rease Of teams, sorapers, ETC., ETC., b
aid to be en- route for this neld Of oper-
tion. II
It IL aaid that the Northern Pacific
railroad Company has I'VE millios
cres Ut land for sale I'm WaohinGton
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