The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-10-24
The Semi Weekly Miner
Local News
From the Daily Of Tuesday,

From the Daily Of Tuesday.
The MINER acknowledges the re
ceipt OF favors from Nj. r. s. Kelly
Of Deer Lodge.
ID. }. WEIGH, county treasurer
having just received his new ia,
roll, is now issuing the notices TO
the year 1883.
Dave Cussick challenges Bill Lyn,
to a hard glove contest for $3.50 a side
and the lightweight championshi,
IF the Pacific Coast.
Mr.. Jockeys lecture at the Pres
byterian Church, on the Situation i,
Ctah. will commence promptly at
O'Clock this evening.
The MINER received a pleasant cal
from Mr.. Fritz Krancke, who is in
he city in the interests of the Mon.
tana Argus, published at Helena.
A very fine body of copper glance
was struck last week at Clark's Col.
'sa. The ore will go about IS per
cent. copper and is covered with sill
yer.
The funeral OF the infant child of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Jacky, took place
from the family residence on Silver
street yesterday at 2 p. m. and was
largely attended.
J. Fl. B. Foster yesterday showed
Us a handsome specimen from the
Granite Mountain lode a Phillips.
burg. 1t comes from a three-foot
vein, is ruby silver and goes 1000
ounces.
Ia the Police Court yesterday, be-
ore Judge French, there we're two
cases for abusive language and one
drunk. The latter being unable to
pay his fine will devote his attention
to the street crossings.
The Northwestern Forwarding
Company have now ON hand a full
supply Of Rock Springs and Weber
coal, which will be sold by the car
load, in their sheds or delivered in
small or large quantities.
We are sorry to learn Of the illness
OF Mr.. Duifield, manager of the Jay
Rial company. Owing to bis inabil-
ity TO appear last night the play was
changed from the 1.-Two Orphans" to
that Of the "Hidden Hand"
If some of those ~loafers, who make
it a point to stop in the middle of the
street, when ladies are trying to cross,
would remember that the world was
created for others IS well as them
selves, they would confer a favor up
or the community at large.
We have just received with the
compliments of the Chicago, Mil.
waukee & st. Paul Railway Co., a
very handsomely gotten up pamphlet
entitled a Reconnaissance of the |
the Northwest" 1t is published by I
Northrup & Co., Buffalo,
New York
In a conversation with Maj. McEl-
rath last evening he stated that he
had not effected an arrangement with
Mr.. Freeman for the editorial man
of the Butte city Union, az
previously stated, and that the condi-
were not contaminated. The
Major leaves this morning for his
in Miles City.
The fare for round trip between
and Anaconda, including bus
is $3.50. Fare n way only
$40. Tickets a be purchased at
The up town office Of the U. P. R.. r.
!ncluhing passage over bus line to
he depot, by rail to Stuart, and
& Maguire's passenger and
express line from Stuart to Ana
The Democratic county convention
which convened at Deer Lodge. Sat
nominated DR.. A. H. Mitch
Ill, j. e. Robinson and E. B. Water
bury as their candidates for the Con-
Convention. The Hon.
w. Dixon. ofSilver Bow county,
vas unanimously nominated for
delegate at large for the Second Judi
.ial District by the Democratic Dis 4;
riot Convention.
DIR. Landau, one of the most cele-
rated physicians of Berlin, Prussia, |
nd who came out with the Willard |
has for the past few days been
examining our various mines, and t
expresses himself as highly pleased
With his visit and speaks of our mines {
n the highest terms. He says it be- :
ny his first trip to America /
'e proposes to take time and
ee what is here before returning to q
lis native land. II a few more of the !.
party had done likewise, v
heir visit would n t only have been i
profitable to them, but would t
ave been the means of letting peo- I
lie i'm the old world know more of t
he and extent of this. +
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