The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-18
Local News.

OO00 AO~VV
Sunday night was the coolest - oa'e'
Thanks to the Nesc NortA Wc~ Tor i's
calendar.
Alic, Dunning and Horace 1isesrd
have opened in Salt Lake.
Zee adve rtise,nent by Robert McAlnn
NJ valuable mining claims forsaIe.
The MadisOn;nn doesn't care much
for locals. 1t prefers inaccurate corTes-
pondence.
The REGULAR schedule on the Z. Il n.
rad will 10 into effect next Tuesday.
the 18th inst.
The entire circulation Of the First
National Bank Of Butte H. now ready
for circulation.
Young Ehric continues to improve In
general health, although still paralysed
below the waist.
About ten Cinnamon arr still chop
ping wmsl in the timber. They will
finish and get out this week.
In u,,,algan,anlation the M"uIt"n
Company has not =" far lost more tina"
y hound Of quicksilver I" the ton.
Mr.. ]. X. Walker, president of the
Alice company, inspected the Magma
I'harta Yesterday with Mr.. W. f.. Hall.
Tn to yesterday, no decision had been
rendered, ~ far as heard from, in the
r,,sc of Kcnnon VI. Gilnltr 4 Salisbury.
Although the thermometer ut All early
hour Monday morning marked twenty
degrees below zero, none M the Butte
Water (ompany's pipes frozc.
The public schools in Deadwc"d
o,nn.s, January . with three hundred
pupils in attendance. jksldwood has
,n,llic school building I" be proud Of.
Mrs~rs. Butler 4 Doran, both old
timers, we'll and E.vorably known, have
started an express. line between Butte
and WalkcrviIle, and solicit general
~;,sta,m,.
W. mr.. not surprised that the l'H''l
editor Of the .NtIsii~O"i',H cOntesses his
inability to discover errors in his proof
except when he Is drunk. What ';""I
TcmDIplar h. n.!,st lc!
The attempts ut an agreement '*'twcrn
the Union and Northern Pacific roads,
4. ALREADY stated in the MINER. are
facts. anil can IL. sustained Ivy written
rvi.lc,,... now in this city.
I',wk's Annual will quicker the st"ni-
ut Iils. int" Il smile. Richards Il erik
presented . copy to the MINER office,
and ssm,,clnp.lv about the establishment
!,:,. Ixs.m smiling ever since.
Mr.. J. X. Clark, the efficient AMI gem
tIc,uamly superintendent IF til" MouI-
tom Company, will move his family int"
hi- new residence, just west If the
M.u,ltum mill, some time this wets.k.
Mr.. l.. T.. Manning. VIII" has been
in this Territory for eight years, and
is we'll known in this community, has
opened u real estate and brokerage Of
n,.. over J. u. Thomas store on West
Park street.
Monday the Tombstone Mill and
Mining Company declared ami paid its
twrmi y-~e.ond dividend. Of fifty thou
-:.md dollars, making total "f one mil
n: "A n
which il has l.ai.i I" its share owncrs.
Isef,rr Judge Wilcox several prison.
cr~ were nrr,ign"l yesterday. Billy
lh~nmrl,,, whose arrest was mentioned
Was brought up for hearing
"n the charge ii having been drunk and
az assault. liz was fined
80 AMI costs.
The lnnt l'olN. once said:
..Bes.,d the chill I. nv nature's kindly law
Pleased with u rattle. tickled with y STRAW
The Helena A"i'l,r"ei'"t ami N.w
.Nn~th- W.<t are trying cacl, /" prove the
other the biggest l.aI,y. using the straw
PROCESS.
Wonder ii they Use 'ii>inftrtants in
the Utah Legislature: 1t is said by the
T'ih"y" that all the lobbying is done l,y
the crook " John Taylor's big toe.
I lose "n the heels Oi this intelligence
comes the statement that q crank wants
/" kill John.
The Hrlema papers are >ti,,a''hlimg
over the question whether Mr.. NaptOn
.li,l ar dill not ask for \ mail package
awaiting him at the Helena office, and
if l,c did whether I,.. got it. and If he
didn't get it, whether or not he ought
( have gotten il.
Mr.. Sm"k will commence rehearsal
IT the e hines OF Normandy" on next
"Wednesday evening, Jan. 18th. Re-
h,.,rs:.ls will take place regularly every
"Wednesday and Friday evenings. ut
Hall. cit il his intention to
produce the opera III grand style in Rem
sl,nw's Opera House Oh Or about April
lMh. All singers are invited to- attend
AM~. o>.N,>Sv>u