The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-07-04
The Semi Weekly Miner
Local News.
From the Daily OF Tuesday,.

Local News.
From the Daily Of Tuesday.
Several thoroughbred bicycles were
out for practice yesterday.
Will Guedelhoeffer wants q first
class blacksmith. See notice.
The warm days are Offset by such
delightfully."- cool nights as Montana
only can furnish.
Gentlemen having fine teams and
horses will be given special positions
in the procession tomorrow.
kilograms have been received from
Washington announcing the reap
pointment of Associate Justice Gal
braith.
The Deer Lodge brass band, which
has been engaged to. play for the
Butte celebration, will arrive on this
evenings train.
Nine bars of Silver Bow bullion
were shipped yesterday, valued at
$4,000, and sixteen bars of Lexing-
ton valued at $2s 900.
Take stroll through the shady bow
ers of aromatic pine and fir on West
Broadway and Park street, and then
beautify your own residence or store
front i'm the Same wav
The City Marshal will be after OBJ
structors of the street with a sharp
stickto-day. Boxes, barrels and NOR
tar beds must clear the track for the
grand procession.
At the request of the committee of
arrangements the city fire depart
ment have consented to sprinkle the
streets tomorrow morning, which
will add much to the comfort of those
participating in the parade.
Spectators and paraders may regale
themselves with delicious ice cream,
strawberries and other delicacies at
the Razaar, on West Broadway,
which will be presided over to-mor-
row by the ladies of the Episcopal
Church.
In our last issue we referred to the
"World's Museum" as the vanguard |
Of Ca-tello's circus, in the sense of
coming before that great aggre CATION
of circus wonders. The museum has
no connection with the circus, but is
good show for all that.
Deer Lodge has made no general
preparations tor the celebration of the
Fourth. Butte will give her valley
friends a hearty welcome. W. are
going to spread the great American
eagle in grand style and we can give
the ~valleyites a good time. Buy a
half fare ticket and excurt to the
great mining camp.
Rutter has received the new appa-
ratus for taking instantaneous views,
and will take Photographic views of
the horses in motion at tho races.
The modus operandi is exceedingly
ingenious and is SO arranged that the
flying horse, himself breaks a string
stretched across the track, at just the
right moment to bring the subject in
focus.
Mrs. Marion J. Ellis, of Boise City,
Idaho, wants information of her
adopted son, John F. Ellis. His
fathers name was Augusta Jessie.
The boy is II years old, small of his
age, and has dark hazel eyes, long
eye lashes, and brown hair. It is to
his pecuniary interest to make his
whereabouts known. Montana pa
pers -ase copy.
The thoroughbred horse ''Cloudy,"
an offspring of the celebrated Ken
lucky flyer, "Lexington," brought
here recently by DIR. Bishop, was sold
last week to VIM. Warfield for $3.50.
The spanking little buckskin team
formerly owned Wm. Warfield have
become the property of Messrs. Ba-
con & Bishop, and behind a bran
new buggy they make a fine turn
out.
Nc means of identifying the city
for our grand celebration could be
devised which is so inexpensive and
at the same time so highly decorative
as that of placing evergreens along
the sidewalks, to cast their grateful
shade upon the stranger within our
gates on the Fourth. Neighbors can
join together and secure trees to dec
Ora'e an entire block at very small
cost.
Anaconda has already proven its
title to the rank Of a live camp. A
free blowout at the opening of a beer
hall there Saturday night wound up
with a general knock down and drag
out. Beer glasses and bottles flew
through the air and a dozen fights
were on the carpet at one time.
Many OF the participants came out
with damaged physiognomies and
several required the attention of a
surgeon. No arrests.
The Worlds Museum was crowded
last night with a delighted audience.
The miniature menagerie is well
worth seeing. The glass blowing is
always interesting. The legerdemain
was wonderful, the trained canary
birds pretty and just the thing to de-
light the children, while the feats of :
strength py the strong man were as
founding. The afternoon perform
ance for ladies and children is sure to
be well patronized.
The great exponent of high moral