The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-10-03
The Semi Weekly Miner,
Local News
From the Daily of Tuesday

From the Daily of Tuesday
The funeral of Mrs. T.. s. Ham,
ilton was very largely attended on
Sunday.
The First National Bank vester.
day shipped sever bars of bullion VAL
ued al $12, l2S.
The Pavilion is being placed in
readiness for the skating season with
a new hard wond floor.
The collector was the busiest man
in town yesterday. The merchants
report the percentage of collections
unusually large.
The equinoctial storm struck us
yesterday morning. We may expect
two or three weeks of fine weather
after the storm is over.
A miner in the Colusa had his
hand badly mashed Saturday night
by a mis-stroke of his partners
sledge, while holding a drill.
Capt. Shepherd is decorating
Thomas amphitheater very tasteful
ly for tue grand Masonic ball to be
given next Thursday night.
For choice meats 90 to the Palace
Market. We have to-day beef, milk
veal, corn-fed pork, mutton and
lamb, venison, black bear and cub
bear.
The new two-cent postage stamp,
says the Courier Jamnal, is metallic
red, out of compliment to the noses
of the returned Yellowstone Park
wanderers.
The Utah & Northern r. r. has
made an excursion rate for all Ma
sons attending the Grand Lodge
meeting Of A. F. & A. M, which CON-
venes in Butte tomorrow.
Manager Gordon will soon have
n of the best trOupes that ever ap-
peared before the fOOtlights in Butte.
Among his present attractions Miss
George Mozart seems to be an es
peclal favorite.
The entire session of the District
Court Yesterday was occupied
in hearing the Islander case of L
E. Manning VS.. John D. Thomas,
and although night session was held
the case was not concluded at time of
adjournment.
Attention is directed to the ad. of
Mrs. Schultz in another column.
This lady is about to open u first
class lodging house in Anaconda.
something that has long been needed
in that fionrishing town.
To-day is the Jewish New Year
Resh Hashona, and will be general
ly observed by our Hebrew citizens.
The holiday terminates at 6 p. III.
when the stores, which will be closed
during the d y, will be re-opened.
Kahnweiler's Bazaar is closed to-
day on account of the holiday, but
will be open promptly at 6 O'Clock
this evening. in time for customers
to make their selections as suggested
in Kahnweiler's new ''ad'' in this
mornings MINER.
Independent: "John G. Flynn, the
2~2-year-old Cincinnati news-boy who
has accumulated $22, 600, has located
in Butte in the restaurant business.
He ought to start a newspaper, for if
successful his history would be a
good one to go in the third reader"
Which one of our re%staurateurs is
it?
Missing from Fort Buford Nicho-
las Chrisman who is supposed to be
in Montana. His wife recently died
and his children are objects of
charity. Any person knowing any
thing of the missing man will confer
a favor upon the children by address
ing Clara l.. Chrisman, La Crosse, |
Wisconsin. Dakota and Montana
papers may crafty the little girls by
passing this notice around.
1t was currently reported yester-
day that on account Of the failure
of the Union Pacific and Northern
Pacific arrangements to come to a
satisfactory agreement relating to
the various conflicting interests the
werk Of layingthe third rail between
Butte and Garrison had been sus-
pended. Such a ructure would re-
suit in an independent Northern Pa
cific track to Butte and an indepen-
dent narrow guage to Helena, which
would prove rather beneficial than
otherwise to Butte interests.
From the Daily of Wednesday.
Next Wednesday will be the Jew
ish Day of Atonement.
Jim French, an old vag, was sent
up for 80 days yesterday.
The Lexington shipped nineteen
bars of bullion yesterday, valued at
over $50, 900. !
Ogden is afflicted with bunko men
and gamblers, whom the police are
trying to suppress.
The lumber is being delivered for
the new sidewalk to be constructed
on West Broadway.
The wood merchants are enjoying
q boom. Business is lively with
them aud the market is a shade
stronger.
The Baptist society are negetia-
ting for the Union Guards armory,
under Good T-mplar hall, t. be used
as a place of worship.
The chronic weather crank pre-
diets that the coming winter will be
more severe ,ban the last on account
of the openness of the fall.
An absentee juryman was yester-
d.v ordered to show cause in the