The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-05-10

LOCAL NEWS.
Prom 1usssays Daily.
Two miners and . woodchopper an
lying III Of pneumonia ct the Ainers'
Hospital.
A public school will be established In
Ceptreville - soon - suitable room cen
be obtained.
Mathews 4 Flynn, former owness Of
the Arcade saloon, have removed toths
Glendale Brewery Depst, Main street.
The police officials express astonish-
ment that there - net more thievtng
done about town, considering the num-
Der Of idle men.
The old-timer, who has been In Mon
tana since 1867, says he has known
many worse winters, but never % dfsa-
greeable ana backward . spring.
The satin souvenir programmes ct the
benefit of Messrs. Gordon 4 Richie last
week were gotten up b. the MINER,
and were in the highest style Of the art.
A private letter from Maiden says:
Lots of men here, but little money, ex-
cept what little such fellow ~ myself
has brought in. l leave here to-mor-
row."
The Rod and Gun Club are now ~
ing the mole trap, which has . rotary
motion and Is much harder to shoot AZ
ter than the Bogardus trap, In use here
to!ore.
M. E. s. Stackpole, Of Deer Lodge, Is
In charge Of the business Of Stackpole
L Botkin during the indispositton Of
Col. Botkin. The firm is receiving large
quantities Of new goods
The first boat to go up the Yellow
stone was the Bachelor, which arrived
1T Glendive recently, and went on to
Rosebud and Coulson. There werefew
passengers and no freight.
w. H. Ellis, formerly cigar dealer
on West Park street, has moved into
his attractive store on Upper Main
street, where he carries . full stock Of
cigars, tobacco, fruit and fancy grocer
les.
The Helena Herald says The mighty
muddy Missouri river Is now open from
it's head at Red Rock lake to the gulf Of
Mexico. Distance $50 miles," The
Herald ought to know better than to
say mighty muddy"
OF the two Cinnamon arraigned on
the charge OF opium smoking and keep
ing an opium den respectively, the for
mer was found guilty and sent to jail
with ntence Of twenty dollars and
costs. The latter was found not guilty.
The village OF Forsythe is not unlike
the Wandering Jew. It is on the move
constantly, moving from one to five
miles at jump, according to the within
Of the y. +. railway authorities. It is
now over ten miles from its first leca-
ton.
The st. Louis Cube (Rep.) wickedly
remarks that ex-Presilent Hayes has
contributed $3.50 to the Garfield monu-
ment fund. Pulse, aD5; respiration 50;
temperature 400. The attending pllysi-
clans do not, however, abandon all hope
Of his recovery"
The MINER IL In receipt Of the address
delivered by Henry b. Clifford ESQ.,,
mining engineer Of Arizona, last March
in Philadelphia, before . large audience.
It sketches the history Of Arizona, and
Of its mines, and b glowing invitation
to Eastern CAPITALISTS.
It is stated that the Helena Board Of
Health has received information that
small pox has broken out in Miles City.
There had been twelve cases and one
death up to the latest advlces. Az there
is now constant communication BE-
tween Helena and Miles City, the con-
tagion may extend to the former place.
It Is said that General Gibbon may
after all find his weil-merited brevet in
Arizona. The present Apache war af-
fords the Seventh Infantry = fine OPP
portunity to win new laurels, General
Gibbon being, It is now stated, the rank
ing officer Of his grade. Montanians
will watch with interest the career Of
the fighting Seventh.
There were four or five cases before
Judge Wilcox in the Police Court Sat-
urday. One man was arraigned for
raising disturbance at the Tivola beer
hall, and two others for being drunk
and disorderly and provoking breach
of the peace. They all met their deserts.
Yesterday after examination Of wit
nesses for the prosecution . charge of
assault, against . valley farmer, was
dismissed. Police circles are stagnant.