The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-27
Local News.
From the Daily Of Tuesday.

From the Daily Of Tuesday.
judge Conger Is holding the fall
tenn Of court ut Miles City.
]. Hcs. Clark, ESP, returned from
a vi,i, IL the Denver Exposition
sunday night.
The congregational society hav
r.: ted the neat little building on the
rr,rucr OF Academy and Park streets.
They will now hold their services
there rs usual.
Til, District Court held an evening
session last night, and disposed Of
considerable business, as indicated
b, the court proceedings published
IN another column.
M.s.r=. Hcia and Dorset. pr,prie-
t,r> Of the Rainbow saloon, Walker
vile. have leased the building, north
We; corner Of Main and Park streets
anil will open, Oct. Ist., Il fir-t-class
bar and beer hall.
Tie Grand Jury have a. yet made
no returns I" the court. They made
their Official examination Of The Jail
an'! other public buildings yesterday.
II is expected they will lnske full re-
,"r: to-day and te discharged.
The new pos!"!,ice building, which
Is being erected Ivy q stock COMPANY,
Is expected to I've completed next
week, when the l'ost"tiice which, now
"r'apies temporary quarters, will
move int" the new building anil Mr..
Wn. r. STANLEY, the we'll known
druggist will occupy the building
vacated Ivy the p,stOi,ice. "s q per-
s"riM;an and drug store.
rn' n,:,.,, Clark and Williams, who
we're injured 10y cave in the Lex
layton mine, some time since, are
sill! confined to their rooms, but boil,
are steadily improving. Their inju-
ri.., were serious and convale.cencc
is necessarily slow. Clark who sus-
tai',ria compound fracture OF the
r;.hi ley will probably I've aLle to re-
sumo work in the cNurs. Of another
month, but Williams who was more
severely injured, will be confined
longer.
\ drizz!ing rain set in early yester-
Gay morning which turned into an
OI,l-fa+hioncd SNOW storm ab tut day.
light, and continued until toward
evening when the weather nl0.ierat-
Ell and rain again commenced to fall.
The barometer as we 50 to press in
dictates change, with inclination 10
fair weather. Our cllsngeful esiui-
nox's ut this s.::son, would puzzle
"Ol.l probs" himself, but It Is not ut
all improbable that we may have an.
other month Of fair weather before
the winter fairly sets In.
Some time since the postmaster Of
Butte, acting Oh the presumption
that mail route had hecn cstal,-
iisl.el along tie line OF the Northern
Pacific. commenced sending letters
Cor Oregon AMI Washington Terrific
~ to M;.soula. All this mail matter
30 sent hal 10 lie returned to he sent
by the old route via Kclton. The
Government is now asking for bids
for mail service from Miss0ula to Fen
d'Orvilie City, six times a week to
commence Nov. !, 1851.
Rumors were rife Oh tho streets dur
ing the past week Of the failure Of
two prominent business fir:,ls. The
very satisfactory announcement Is
made to-day that both firms have set
tied with creditors. and will continue
business. Neither firm Was insOlvcnt,
both having a large excess of assets
ovrr liabilities, bui lisailsctct! credit
or> sued out attachments, to which
"Gc responded with the cash within
two hours after service Of prscsss,
AMI tho "tl:er made u satisfactory g. t.
!l,nrnt tie next day.
Ar ell:,rt tn hunt up a small ln,x
item fer this Issue Of the -MissD"i;'n
Developed the Information that the
hian alnvc town L. - far recovered
that Ike no longer neesls physician;
that there is we'll authenticated
ease M :,cvcnsv;!lc; another ut the
Fort, and that ran an 10 La
creek is s;ramscly sick, and that his
trouble hal better lie called small
W;x, a. il La'ks that way. We ar"
no, going rs wild Oh the subject -
W. were: but en.ieavors arc ls.inE
made 10 prevent the spread "ft''e dis
ease ~ much az possible. !Mix"'"ii""
End.
The Grand Jury, in their report.
v~.y properly call attention I" the
miserable Jail accommodations Of
Silver Bow County. The ja;! has
long ,.en considered a .ligrace I" the
County, which, is not only the most
,~ru'nu., hut also the most prosper
o"s County in the Territory, and well
able /" provide suitable public build
in2> for ail departments Of the Coun-
~ G"vcrnn,en:. The Board Og C0iiii-
~ Commissioners should act upon
this matter Il; once.
Tie ladies' of the Episcopal church
a"!i"ur,ra grand promenade concert
Al III" E''Ginstom house, on Thursday
evening next, for the benefit at the
rhulc,, organ fund. Dusseau's string
band will furnish the music Tor the
occasion, and although the ladies IN
charge o: the concert do not hold
"ul any sucl, worldly inducements,
We would mo. be surprised II under
the inspiring strains If the excellent
H'"-ic furnished Ivy Dusseau's t'a''d,
>"'." Of the rrOnlemading PEDALS
i.:.,ht forget the measure aud waltz
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