The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-15
LOCAL NEWS.

Prem Tussaays Daily.
See I'd. Of sawyer wanted.
The political pot begins to simmer.
Are you going to the hall this evening:
Hoge. Brownlee 4 Co.'s new banking
hose b open for business.
There will probably be . Council
meeting In day or two.
The new attractions ut the C0nlique
drew q crowded house list night.
There was an orchestra rehearsal sun
day evening in Renshaw's Hail.
substribe for the prosecuted Hebrews
who are fleeing from Russian atrocities.
Since Saturday night the police have
made several arrasts. Some Of the Of
Tenders will he tried to-day.
The snow bound train which was due
at ten twenty Saturday night reached
Butte about haif-past one Sunday after
noon.
The many friends Of the late Daniel
Stevens sincerely mourn his loss. He
was a highly esteemed member of the
Knights of Pytliias, anil Odd Fellows
One new patient admitted since Sat-
ur,l,v to the Miners Hospital, J. L.
Smiler from the bell smelter, making
tct.l nf t..,, Inmates
The County Commissioners will meet
accs,riing to call Tomorrow morning Mt
9o'clocIs, in the office Of the County
Clerk and Recorder.
The funeral Of Mr.. Daniel Stevens, ut
two o'clock yesterday afternoon, was
largely attended. Deceased was u n'e'll-
Der OF the I. q. q. +. and X. Off.
The Ministries met Sunday afternoon
in Renshaw's Hall. so did the Bullion
Club. The discOrd of the former was
harmony itself when compared to the
latter.
The first page Of the MINER sunday
morning called attention with unmis-
takabl.. emphasis to the increasing busi-
ness and large stock Of goods Of Messrs.
Fred. Gamer 4 Co.
The officers of the Miners Union for
the current year are John May, Prest-
dent: Samuel Tribilaock, Vice-Prssi-
dent; John Eddy, Cor. Secretary; Jno.
F.. Pascoe. Treasurer.
Up to last night nineteen ladies had
declared their intention of competing
IN the prize to given for the handsOmest
female c,Htume worn tonight ut the
,nay,ue s,all in Renshsw's Hall.
An unfortunate woman who has had
no bread IN the house and eighteen
starving children, can obtain sOt'stan-
tial pecuniary assistance from the Butte
Minstrel Troupe.
In the Police Court yesterday pr"r'-
iaent stock man WAS fined fOr assault, u
colorctl man sentenced for using prOfane
language, and another pr Eminent citi-
zen nlulctctl for assault.
Mr.. Cl,..s. w. Fletcher, who has just
opened business as an undertaken, on
Fast Quartz street, had charge Of the
funeral of Eln,a l.. Owens, infant SON
IT Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Owens, buried
yesterday.
The wcll.knOwn and energetic yOun
gentlemen who have gone to such trou
bic in rerfecting all arrangements fol
the grand n,as.,ue lsall this evening ri
Isensi,aw's Hall, have every reason to
believe that their efforts will he crowned
with succeas.
At the WOrkinemens' Hospital there
were only three patients remaining yes
ter.lay. Pat. Harringt n. who WA
burned at the Alice, was discharged Sat
ur.lay. The inmates now are: Ber|
Sherwood, whose toes were frozen and
.mputatctl; William Harfst, oral inflan.
stion; and Ed. Gamble, broken arm.
There was very small audience u
the Durham benefit last night in Rem
xhaw's Hall. A number Of prOminen
gentlemen Of the city have prOfesse(
their willingness to contribute to tn,
fund which it was desired by tina
means to raise in order to cover the ex
penses Of the Inst sickness Of the Dc
ceased actor. Any deficit can no doub
he made up in subscriptions.
Justice.