The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-11
Compliuentaries.

The holiday numbers at the Butte
MINER. I4runt Courier and Salt LAX
Tribune have l,een received. For neat
ness of ma<e-up the MINER is, w
think, entitled to the palm, while thu
Gentle champion from the city Of thu
saints is beyond criticism. being ~ large
We could not read il all.
We yesterday received the contract
fer the public printing Of Beaverhead
county, although VIC have done some
county work under tho MINERS con.
tract, with their consent, for which We
| return our thanks tn the. gentlemanly
/ pr"prictors Of that l'aper.-Hi''"" 7ri-
, Lume
The postal clerkson the Utah 4 North
ep have plenty Of work to do now,
i; coming south. The New Years editions
of the Montana papers are being sent
Fast in great numbers, thus thoroughly
advertising Montana. One clerk had
seven sacks If the Butte MINER on one
trip, making ut least ! ,;5tW ropit~.-Gg-
tl,M Pint.
The HOLIDAY MINER 10 one Of the
neatest publications ever issued from
Montana office. 1t j. in luMp LIT form,
printed on the finest Of hook paper, and
is in fact thing oflNauty and joy for
ever" 1t contains tl,irty-twV pages de-
voted (" matters ~ Territorial and local
interest. besides u large number If illus
trstions. Bemto" I'e*~, Jan. 1.
The holiday numbers Of the Butte MI
xER and the Benton R;rrr I;'cxx have
reached W. They ART 10th handsomely
gOtteo up and arr rcpletc with interest |
ing information concerning these Sss-
ti"ns. The MINER is published in. the |
form of u magazine and is i'll.str rated. 1t |
is fine volume in all respects AMI is en-
titled to prni>e.-kXr,rn" Mr,,i,i. .J"m.
Nh.
Several IF our metropolitan exchanges
have issued holiday numbers If their
papers. IF those W. have received the
Butte MINER, a handsomely illust ed
lsiition, ably setting forth the attractions
Df MOntana's metropolis, and contain
ing many well written articles. NI,uli-
a'n co,'nty-amd especially Pony and
|"tt~i tistricts-is well represented in
~ excellent communication from Twill
}. krick." 1t is the lest holiday NUM-
rr W. have seen in the Tcrri,ory.-
jan. eth.
The Butte MINER has '',lonc itself
'r"u'i'' ly its holiday issue. The work,
which Is in the form Of u large lnrio,li-
al "f 3. pages, would reflect crr.lit:,,ly
~ amy newspaper office in Or outside If
'l"ntana. W. have not lad time to
xaminc its contents very critically, but
glance over its extensive and we'll
rint'si pages il sufficient to convince
$ that 1t is we'll calculated tO meet the
igl'e~t expectations of the friends AMI
atr"i's If the paper. ami the un,,r,!i-
I'll approval Of the business. men, me-
|ianics and miners Of the live and
town in which it is pul.
shed. The work IL r"pin,'sly and
illustrated with cuts Of pub
buildings. quartz mills. business
",'-rs. etc, in and around Butte. and
I" varied mining ANA business interests
tie ''>ilvcr City" receive such care t
Il AMI minute attention as must render I
'is superb issue Of the MINER invalu- (,
lie I" every person ut all Interested in il
'e development and prosperity Of this. h
~ richest mining district in the United :,
tatcs, il nOt, indeed. in the wurid.- =
cant (nWri.r. ./um. ;. u
Pest Hol1oo CiOaad