The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-05-09
TILE ~sEMIWEEKL1M MINER, BUTTE, MONTANA MAY o, a1ss8.f
Local News.
Acomplete bar outfit forsale chear
ct Pinkham's.

Local News.
Acomplete bar outfit forssle chea,
1T Pinkham's.
The Haverly Walker Opera Hous'
Company have returned to Sal
Lake.
There will be q regular meeting Q
the fire brigade at the hose hous,
this evening.
The Mint Sample Rooms will bl
closed for two days for the purpose O
making repairs.
Charley Richardson will hereafter
run the Mint Saloon, J. D. Butler
having withdrawn from the firm.
Construction trains on the Oregon
Short Line now run into HALEY.
Regular trains will not be put on the
road until June LIST.
Eastern capital is seeking invest
ment in Butte properties. We can
handle millions Of it, and with profit
able returns to the investors.
Grace Greenwood writing from
Paris says that the average American
dressmaker is more clever than the
women of that calling in France.
w. d. Whitley, the man who shot
agent Green at Eagle Rock. Idaho,
was taken to Oxford on Friday night
in irons, on his way to Jail at Malad.
The Bannack and Shoshone In
dams are reported to be m the war
path again in Idaho, ard the whites
are reported to be on the lookout for
them.
Livery men report business lively,
the large number of transients in the
city creating a demand for rigs, in
which to view the city and visit
the mines.
The man that started the Thomp-
sons River excitement some years
ago was hung by a mob of Infatuated
stampeders on their return from the
bogus diggings.
One of the most pleasant social
occasions of the winter was that of
the young ladies sociable at the resi-
dence of MI. VIM. Jack last night.
The attendance was large and the en-
tertainment delightful.
Alice shares are taking another
upward turn, and is one of the
stocks on the New York
Stock and Exchange beard. The
last quotation was So so, which is less
than the value OF the property.
Among the new favorites at the
Daisy Wallace is n of the
most popular artistes. Her specially
is Irish sketch, In which her dialect
and impersonation make one think
the lass he left behind him.
The great and overshadowing
question just now agitating the
breasts of our local swells, is how to
reconcile the prevailing style of small
oottomed pantaloons legs, with a
graceful appearance on horseback.
No Helena stage has arrived since
Sunday. Yesterdays stage returned
rom Elk Park Station, the driver
eporting the Boulder bridge swept
way and the road impossible with a
Dad, for a distance of six or seven
niles.
Madisonian :: 1t is alleged that the
tampede to the Cmur d'Alene noun
aims, which originated in Bohemian,
vas started by a lot of horse owners
7ho hit upon this mode of creating
demand for saddle and pack
lorses. H.,
John Harper was before Justice
Idly yesterday on a charge of wife .
but it appearing that no
lows had been struck, but threaten
lg language used, he was held in de-
lult of $3.50 bonds to keep the peace
'ward the people of the Territory in
eneral and his wife in particular. i
In respect to mineral display Mon !
ina will be we'll represented at the !
'enver mining exposition next July.
he ores on exhibition last year are F.,
to be available, in addi- s
on to a large number of very fine =
ew specimens. The same space &C. :
lpied last year will probably be o
to Montana. l.;
The City Council will meet tonight d
the purpose of canvassing the
ty election returns. AS far as now G
nown the vote between Milo b
rench and Judge Irvine for Police b
-agistrate is a tie. Rumors were in r
yesterday that errors had e
zen discovered in the Fourth Ward
turns, which would give French a t,
ajority of one vote. 'The question t,
ill be settled by the c~anvassing Fl
,ard tonight. o
Lippincott made a splendid fight. q
Id the handsome vote he received
to his popularity. Only . r,
Republicans scratched him, and "
} received a good many Democratic J
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