The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-07-14
The Semi Weekly Miner
Local News.
From the Daily. of Thursday.

From the Daily. of Thursday.
For choice beef, veal or mutton, gc
to the Eureka Market, West Broad.
way.
Helena people are helloino
through fifteen new telephone in:
struments.
The new Catholic church is nearly
under cover. 1t is being covered with
first class tin roof.
Ogden's streets are traversed bv
Herdic coaches, which are the next
thing to street cars.
On every business street in Butte
new and costly buildings may be
seen in course of erection.
The City Council have adop;ed a
most effective method of d%isipfectino
the New Brunswick Hotel dog.
The condition of DR.. Bishop was
considerably improved yesterday and
hopes are now entertained of his ulti-
mate recovery.
Every hotel, lodging and boarding
house is crowded with guests, and
every incoming train brings q full
load of passengers.
Young Tuttle, who was charged
with grand larceny at Bozeman. was
honorably acquitted upon his pre-
liminary examination.
The J. d. Thomas building on
West Park street is rapidly nearing
completion. 1t will be the largest
and finest assembly room in the Ter
ritory.
OF the six smallpox patients now
at the pest house, four are GONZALES
cent and walking about the grounds.
The other two are dong well and
will recover
Ogden has five base ball clubs, and
has organized a local league with an
executive committee to transact all
business and arrange a schedule vf
games for the season.
Longmaid's concentration, after a
thorough 'verhauling, is doing some
good work on low grade Bell ore.
Sixty tons q day are run through,
which is concentrated to thirty tons.
The Police Court was occupied YES
to-day in the trial of two cases, ole
of wife beating and the other petit
larceny. Both defendants demanded
ajury trial and both were acquitted.
Attention is called tn G. M. Pal |
mess card in this Mornings MINER. |
His great Strengthening sale of dia-
monds, watches, jewelry, etc., COM
mences tomorrow and continues
three days.
Pullman Sleepers are DOW run from
Omaha to San Francisco, one CON-
ductor making the round run. Here
tofore passengers transferred at
Ogden and new tickets purchased
over the Central Pacific line.
Robinson's circus and menagerie
are so extensive that it wolld cost
several thousand dollars to bring it
across the range and it will rot ex-
hibit at Helena, but after showing in
Butte and Deer Lodge, will return to
Ogden and proceed thence to the Pa
cific coast.
jerry Sullivan exhibits quite a bull
lion output i'm his show window.
There are seventeen bars of silver,
the proceeds of many an old watch
case and silver spoon melted into
lngots, which will probably be COB
bled UP by credulOUs tourists as bull
lion specimens from the silver mines
of Butte.
To-day is the last day for deposit
ing mineral specimens for exhibition
at the Denver Exposition. Miners
who have neglected to attend to the
should bestir themselves to-
day. Specimens may be left at the
Did Elite building on West Broad
way. Specimens may vary in weight
rom five to 100 pounds, and will he
transported free of charge to Denver.
From the Daily of Friday.
The smelters on the flat are all
busy and making big runs. s
Silver bars were quoted on the !
New York market yesterday at
sl.1O4. /
The printers of Helena have or '
,anized a union with twenty-one
members. '
The Montana definition of "a Sab 6
'ath days Journey" is the distance r
o the nearest good fishing ground.
Our reporter was misinformed re- '
the silver ingots displayed )!
n Jerry Sullivan's show window. Il
They are not the product of old sill q
Since the fast time schedule went /
nto effect on the Union Pacific our
eastern exchanges arrive n day
arller than before.
Only a little over two hundred feet -
# heading remains to be completed y
o let daylight through the main 9
at Mullan tunnel. v
The red flag has been hoisted on Il
Vest Broadway but its color has no tt
aore sanguinary significance than o
slaughter of prime beef and NUT a
on for the Palace Market. b
The telescope reveals extraordinary 8
isturbsnces on the face of the sun, = =
this is believed 10 be the cause of :
be unusual atmospheric phenomena y
Inch have recently prevailed upon "
ur mundane sphere. )
The great Transcontinental Aggre- a
alton of Alleged Allied Shows came W
} grief at BOZeman and the nag c.
making a gallant effort to keep out fC
t the Gallatin poor house by run tt
ing a combined sideshow and gamb- &c
ng game. I!
Missoulians complain of the slow ".
ess of Portland merchants, Wait ~
ntil the Butte branch is completed ~
nd our heavy wholesale dealers will "a
lrnish the MissOula merchants a
'arket which will compete with the
ltire coast for their trade.
The Miners Union has moved into
8 new quarters in the old Odd Eel n:
VS. hall, the front of which is deco cl
ted with a handsome sign bearing la
le name Of the union and an en- m
|ematic mining seen painted in NJ
,lOrs II.