The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-23
Local News.
Prem Ne Daily q Friday.

Prem Ne Daily q Friday.
Five liars of Anaconda bullior
were shipped yesterday.
The Evening Smut AiN has an ide,
that no one can obtain court nev,
hut itself.
P.J. Brophy, Of Casey L Brophy
was taken quite ser,ossly III yester
LAY, from . severe cold contracted IN
the removal Of their store.
Another good man gone In the per
son Of Frank Boiler, who leaves /,
large circle Of Borrowing cretliton q
mourn his departure.
We hear It stated that . benefit 1,
I" bc given to Emma Heath Cleave,
Ly Butte theater goers to-morrpv
night. The lady richly deserves Z
testimonial of this kind from the Low.
ers Of the legitimate drama.
The H;r~r Iress publishes the 70.
port Of Lieut.. J. w. Haupay, in
which he expresses the opinion that
serious trouble may be apprehended
with the Piegans and Blacklist. nm
less the government gives them
more food.
We are In formed there II q GOOD
demand for serviceable teams BY mar.
ties who have large contracts for
hauling wool. One mill alone has
contracted to have 5000 corls
hauled. There are other large con-
tracts I" I've filed and the team mar
kct is looking up.
Dur local man was of, yesterday,
which may be plead In extenuation
"any shortcomings on the local side
Of the paper to-day. Besides his
knowledge Of newspaper work he 10
an accomplished electrician, and his
services were in request At the Moul-
ton mill to doctor the electric light.
Charles w. schlessinger he's sold
his Vaudeville store to Lee, Foster
& Co., who take possession or the
stock to-day. Mr.. Schle,singer will
continue his business ut the ''red
white and green" store, on West Park
street. He eontemplates opening .
Wholesale liquor establishment soon.
Madame Csppiani, standing In the
streets Of Butte, to-day, and viewing
the lofty and snOw-clad peaks to the
south, exclaimed that our scenery
was magnificent and reminded her
strongly Of switzerland, . country
whose wild and grand scenery peo-
pie travel from all parts Of the world
to view.
Richardson 4 Grix, dealers in
books and stationery, and agents for
the Hartman piano, and Mason
and Hamlin organs, have become
settled AMI fitted up in an attractive
manner their new and commodious
quarters on Main street, one door
above f.. l.. Bonner and company's
store.
The lr,ll given by Mrs. Wilson last
evening ut Kingsbury's hall was well
attended and thoroughly enjoyed by
those present. The supper provided
for the occasion was one Of the most
elegant that has been prepared In
this city for an occasion Of this kind.
1t Is to BE- hoped that 1t Is the fore
runner Of similar ones during the
season.
Mr.. Sam Richardson dropped in,
las. evening, just long enough to say
that the Helena Fire Department
will take the Butte fire engine.
Engineer Richardson will remain to-
day and attend to the shipping Of the
engine, which, goes to its new home
hy the way Of Ileer Lodge. The
Helena logs have got Butte 10
nara in the "machine."
Tie H"r'hl, with considerable
f"r,'e, presents the case against the
Capital In Ease her citizens do not
put their shoulders to the wheel and
cree: a tine hotel at that place. Now,
tina: the harvest from tourists and
pleasure seekers Is about ripe for
this Tcrrit'ry,it Is quite evident that
the hurry that fnilsto provide for them
wiIlnot get away with many of the
,n'rs:innions.