The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-11-07
The Semi Weekly Miner.
Local News.
From the Daily Of Tuesday.

gagement at Miles City tonight.
John Pilmer. the man VINO was
SHOT by Horace Lewis. at ketchum,
idaho. some time since, is improving
rapidly.
There is a project on loot to start a
newspaper at Sun River. The desire
of some persons to go into bankrupt
cy is unaccountable.
The wires hav, spelled his name
Soaper and Soupcr. but the proper
name Of our new Secretary is ToOker.
II tooker long while to get it right.
1t is thought the Northern Pacific
will build no snowsheds at Mullan
this season. Ii the usual amount of
snow fall there the company will lose
money by not building Them now.
Miss Francis Willard, the lady who
delivered several lectures in this city
the past summer, was elected presi-
dent of the National Woman's Tenn
perance Union at Detroit last Satur-
day.
Mrs. Cox, mother of Mrs. Alex.
i;alston, OF this city, sustained in
juries, the extent of which we were
unable to learn. or yesterday, by
falling from the steps of her dwell
ing.
A Salt Lake dispatch received last
night states that the freight war be.
tween the Union Pacific and Denver
and Rio Grande, which has prevailed
for some time. would be adjusted to-
morrow.
THE Olympic" gymnasium, under
the proprietorship Of Messrs. J. X.
Waite and J. r. Roberts, will Open
this evening. Sparring exhibitions
will be given between Waite and
Mcdonald, and between Dave Gus
sick and Evan Morgan, and others.
The Catletts, Lew and Lulu, have
returned to Butte and appeared at
the Comique last night. That place
OF amusement is fast regaining some
of its former popularity and the man
ayers promise to make it come up to
the old standard.
Helena claims to have 300 miles of
railroad iron said to be part of the
last rail" laid on the Northern Pa
cific. Butte didn't pack of any on
the memorable occasion of driving
the 'last spike" Her souvenirs Of
that great event consist principally of
the remembrance of a score or more
Of very empty stomachs.
The Robert Emmett Literary Asso-
citation propose giving a grand ball
On the evening of Thanksgiving Day,
Thursday, November 29th, at Rem
shaw Hall. The parties given by the
above Association are always pleas
ant and we'll managed, and the
MINER hopes to announce q large
turnout.
Who ever heard of old-timers
%sssouealing?' They are not made of
that kind of stuff. They don't heed
lessly rush into ventures but when
they once get started they 60 in to
stay. Our mines were opened, our
cities built up and the Territory car
rieG to its present state OF prosperity
by the old timers. The Democratic
ticket is composed of them. They
are on 1t to s~tay-to-stick and to be
elected.
Mr.. J. S. Baer, whose address Is
Palmer House. Chicago, Ills, is de-
sirous of leasing to responsible parties
a number Of mining prOpeit ties locat-
ed in this district, among them being
the frankie, adjoining the Shonbar,
the Mayf over and Pollock claims,
north of the Rainbow, and the group
east of the Isele, viz: the Aberdeen,
Silver Crown and Garfield. The
owner proposes to furnish engine,
boiler, pump and hoist capable OF
sinking to a depth of $50 feet.
DR.. H. Wynne, a specialist OF
the eye and ear, has located perm
apently in Helena. DR. Wynne 8
had an extensive experience IN the
large general and special hospitals OF
Ne York, is q graduate OF the Col
lege of Physicians and Surgeons, n.
Y, and has recently teen surgeon IN
charge of the eye and ear wards OF
the Essex Hospital, N. Y. he has
completed the furnishing Of apart
ments that will enable him to make
examinations by electric light and
perform all the operations upon The
special organs by the methods used
in the large eastern special hospitals.
The Salt Lake Tribune IS publish
ing in its Sunday edition from three
10 four columns of special dispatches.
As an evidence of prosperity nothing
could speak palmer. 1t costs none
10 print four and five Thousand words
of special kilograms even n day III
the week, We will venture to say
that the business men Of Salt Lake
do not send East for their job print
ing, as a number we might mention
in this city do, but give it tothe paper
shat has beef, largely instrumental IN
making the City by the Lake a safe
habltation 70: Gentiles and a boom
ing town for business; A little more
liberality displayed by some of our
business men toward the city press
might result in an improvement 10
their news columns. AS 1t Is they
are greatly in advance of the patron
age bestowed.
Mensman's Peptonized Beer
n-~:z +I,o Ontxy pron0 ration OF beef