The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-21
Local News.
From ne Daily q 1hussiay.

From he Daily q 1hussjay.
Dr. G. b. Sarchet has received
from . prospect In which he b inter
ssted, In Big Hole Canyon. some fine
specimens Of surface coal.
The new postolncs b receiving it,
last eoat Of hard flash on the walls.
The building will 30 ready for oecu-
patton In . ~ days.
Last night . flock Of Wild geese were
SEQ flying southward, which BY the
weathorvise 10 considered sure sign
Of the approach Of cold weather.
RaAles seem 70 b In vogue-ons at
the PhoDnix FALCON last night for Q
Handsomely mounted gold nugget
pin, was won By . Mr.. Davis, who
threw 20.
James French, q "vag" who be-
not been heretofore . stranger to the
hospitalities Of the city jail, was again
sent up for sixty days yesterday, on .
charge Of vagrancy.
The lofty arehed windows Of the
Masonic Temple are II position, and
already the trent gives SOME suegss.
tios Of the beautiful architectural de-
sign q the building.
When regular running time IL -
tablished to Dses Lodge, the postal
ssr viii probably b run through to
that point, the Butte mail being
brought 70 this city BY special pos-
til messenger.
While going to the nre Monday
night Nr. H. A. D'Acheul stepped
II from one Of those mantJaps in the
Park street sidewalk and sustained .
ssvsrs sprain Of his ankle, from which
he has been confined to his room
since the accident.
The south bound train on the Utah
1 Northern railrsed, which arrived
at Ogdeo On the 18th instant, was
thrown fresn the track BY : broken
rail. The sleepsr va partially cap
sised, dumping The isnsates from
their bertks, but. beysnd . severe
shaking up, 10 one was hurt.
James Sterling, from Silver Star,
brought into the MINER ONCE yes
tertlay very pretty specimen show
Ing free gold, from the Green Camp
bell lode II that district. He states
that TIE Broadway mine 10 now I'M
Der the supervision Of . Swansea sx-
psst, who b using the pan process
with every assurance Of success.
A quicker" who had been bucking
against the studded cone" on the
esrner, asked the dealer "what he
called that thing Anyhow 1.-THE
studded cone, sir" We'll, I've
stxdied the durue.l thing for half IN
hour, and I've got xll I want Of it,"
The laugh occasi"ned BY the greney's
unconscious Wit broke up the game.
No. ., volume eight, If 1.-THE Cot
tage HEARTH" published by the Cst-
tage Hearth Company, B.s,on, ha,
reached ~. The prcsent number I.
. richly illustrated aud elegantly
printed magazine, replets With chaste
selections VI miscellaneous literature.
It Alls . genersily ielt want in the
family circle. for cheap family jour-
nal q IN elevated tons. Price q 50
Per year.
Member. of the Ore brigade, ~
that II hre WAS 10 break out at this
time, their hose would net b availa-
be l6r use, owing to the impossibili.
" Of thawing It out without . proper
pace to do the work aud facilities for
drying It. At the Dire Monday night
the hese va frozen stiff and - set
the heat Of the sun has not leen
fufIicient to thaw It. The necessity
seems msst ur.ent q making some
immediate provision for the proper
housing Of our llre apparatus.
Geographically, the Utah L North
esn road through to Deer Lodge
would be the main line, - the rosd
maiptains Its northwardly direction
from Silver Bow u that point; but
the Dreponderanee Of traffic IL likely
to ceotrol the arrangement Of trains,
and the large carrying trade Of Butte
will probably nscessitste the running
Of regular main line trains to this
city, while the road between Silver
How and Deer Lodge will be man.
eyed ~ . spur, upon which accom-.
mediation trains will be run.