The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-11

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1852



''Sheckles."
Two new patients were admitted yes
,erday to the Miners Hospital.
The patients in the Workingmen's
Hospital are getting we'll.
What vii! the city do If the Fire Bril-
sade sells it, hose and engine outfit:
Mr.. Thomas Shennick. one of the old
ct resident. Of Missouri Valley, died
Monday last.
PERHAPS the council will give attention
% the last action Of the Butte Fire Brt-
gade No. /.
Simpson's barber shop in the new
hank building il doing large busi-
ness.
jolly George Todd has again taken his
place behind the counter i'm his saloon
On Main street.
Choppers West Park street Opera
Saloon will be an ornament to that pOr-
ton Of the city.
1t 10 stated that the Northern Pacific
has decided to make two preliminary
surveys to the National Park this win
ter.
An inquiry at the Sisters Hospital
Yesterday evening ~ to the condition Ut
she patients failed to elicit any infOr-
nation.
Helena gives her firemen rubber suits
- protect them from water and cold.
Butte won't even protect her engine and
hose
Warren's shoe store in the old bank
building will he one Of the most conf
plete and handsome business houses in
the city.
The Chinese opium cases were con-
t;nucd yesterday in the Butte Police
Court. until Monday next. on applica-
ton Of the prosecuting attorney.
There were two men in the sister,
Hospital last night in dying c"ndi-
tion. Bt,>ancho was not expected to
live through the night. Ledingham
has not yet been appreh<ndetl.
A telegram received yesterday by Mr..
II. Barnett states that the costumes for
the carnival mas.iue ball have been
shipped by express from San Francisco,
and will arrive here this week.
There is q strong possibility that the
Imsl.,I n,i.M and IEer.ihl will move
their offices to the end If the Mullan
Tunnel. What in the world will be-
come Of Helena: The city Of Mullan:
Don't forget I" be present at the soiree
saturday ut Speck's Hall, Feb. ~. II
Tn. ,Atients in the WOrkingmcn's
Hospital continue in n favorable condi-
ton.
Mrs. <hNlair Of <hO<lair 4 Son West
broadway, il recovering gradually
ir.nn the effects Of her fall some time
since.
&c. Peterson. from silver Row, VIA.
admitted yesterday to the Miners Hos
lital. suffering with bad felOn on his
thumb.
The full! ~tcn"graphic report Of the
testimony taken before COroncr'> jury
yesterday in the ease If Al. Grove and
Jt-.rh Is,-anrlo will IT, found in AN
other column.
q. Rem" was admitted Thursday I"
the Miners Hospital, suffering from u
cut through the lens Of the left eye.
male hy "a flying piece Of line knot
while he was "l,"Pl,ing w'n"l in the TIM
i"r last week.
I'll" Bedford tragedy. IN which Me-
knight shot sullivan, has been de-
~..ri'~l in the MINER. Reports from
bedford state that Daniel sullivan, VIII"
was shot 'y Mcknight. il sinking, AMI
his chances III recovery arr. uncertain.
The Ogden I;'nt If the >tl. inst. says:
NJ. Nathan came in from the north this
morning. Mr.. Nathan is II pioneer
N"ntaniam. and for fifteen years hal
not ~.-.n u railroad car until he reached
Butte en- route to Ogden. He will 20 IT,
Ohio OF visit.
Quite Il number If our citizens are
now h,,rnin. coal for fuel in their hu<i-
ness houses and residences. 1t il much
cheaper than wMI ut present prices
and great deal less trouble. The
Butte HARDWARE Company have furn-
i-l.r.l all the u..l heating stoves thus far
this winter. AMI they give genera! s;.ti>-
faction. They ais" have coal burner
e,n,k ing stoves on hand.
At the It. Lawrence. near the Magma
Cl,arta. Yesterday. a miner named John
IDevlin, working in the shaft met with
an accident that came near costing him
his life. The tub hy some means parted
from, the rope and fell II distance If ~
feet, striking Drvlim on the head. 1t
glanced along the side Of the shaft. and
this circumstance probably saved his
life. lie will rre"vcr.
Most people think that there are only
tw" ways tO go shopping, one with
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