The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-04-14
Local News.
From the Daily of Thursday.

goods ad. in to'morrow's MINER.
Diamond drills are coming int
very general use in u principa
mines.
Mine bars of Lexington bullio,
were shipped yesterday, valued a
S17,536.
The name of the stock tender VIII
hanged himself in the stage stable a
BEDFORD was Henry Hoffman.
Dave Cussick has accepted tn
challenge of Charley McAuliffe t.
fight a hard glove contest for $500
side.
Millions of tons of low grade or
running from $35 down, lie upon tn
waste and second rate dumps Of Sum
NIT valley.
Go to the Broadway Book Store t,
get the April number Of The Yves
Shore. The illustrations Of Butte!
business houses are fine.
The Helena Independent has issued
supplement containing all the laws
passed by the last Legislature and
ordered printed. Price 81.
A young society lady, who is dis
pusted with the "mssher" at the
rink says the principal result of roller
skating is the development Of
Calves"
The spring meeting of the Salt
Lake Jockey Club will commence on
Tuesday, May Goth, and continue for
five days. A number of Montana
FLYERS are entered for various aces.
That self-asserted model of precis-
ion in all things typographical,
journalistic and photographic, the
Inter Mountain, came out yesterday
dated "wednesday, April 10TH"
Messrs. Goldsmith & Co., upper
Main street, are receiving heavy
shipments of gents furnishing goods
for spring and summer wear. They
have the finest display of hats in.the
city and cannot fail to suit all tastes.
Call and see them.
We acknowledge the receipt of in
vitation cards to the wedding recep-
ton to be given by MI. and Mrs. E.
NJ. Arnold, next Tuesday evening,
on the occasion Of the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Nellie L. Ar
mold to Mr.. Allen E. Hale.
The n. P. r. R. has made q rate
of $3.50 per car load on emigrant
freight, which the exchanges have
tortured into the following para
graph, now going the rounds: "The
Northern Pacific is transporting inn
migrants from st. Paul to any point
in Montana for $3.50 per car load.
Very cheap travelling"
With this issue Of the MINER we
commence the publication of the
full associated press news reports,
and for the first time in history,
Mcntanians may this morning with
their favorite mocha, regale them
selves with the happenings in every
part of the world, chronicled by an
army of reporters and flashed over
thousands of miles of telegraphic
wires.
From the Daily of Friday.
Leon Cohen, the champion skater,
Is said to have skated off on his ear,
and is conspicuous by his absence
from the city.
Four bars of bullion, valued at
$500, were shipped yesterday by the
Alice, and six bars, valued at Sc, 72O,
by the Anaconda.
Sidewalk brace games are to be
legislated upon by the City Council,
and the wheel of fortune racket will
probably have to woodbine.
Petite Jessie Grant is n Of the
new favorites at the Comique. She
does a fairy-like song and dance, and
skips the rope with the grace of a
c%hild-sylph.
The three hour contest at the Pa |
vllion this afternoon will surpass all
skating tournaments eyer witnessed
In the Northwest. An admission
fee Of 25 cents charged for spectators. |
Several applicants for appointment
on the police force in place Of j. T.
Sullivan, resigned, were before the
City Council Wednesday night. The
appointment was awarded to John
Buckley.
The "gag law" case against the
owners of the Northwestern mining
claim is set for hearing before Judge
y = r. AAAs IlCAV O0INAuUys |
Some lively skirmishing is expected
between the attorneys for the defense
and prosecution.
The bravery of big Aaron Ross at
focatello, when the express car was
attacked by robbers, has been recog-
nlzed by Wells, Fargo & Co. in the
shape OF a massive gold watch and a
check for $1,000, with which they
nave presented him.
No skating at the Pavilion this af-
ernoon after 3 O'Clock. Room in
center reserved for seating lady spec
tators during the three hours con-
'est' The evening session will begin
az O'clock sharp, and regular order
OF skating will be INDUCED in.
Inc roller skate which surmounts
.ne Pavilion flagstaff is twenty-four
'nches long. It is said to be one of
apalr which were ordered from the
east for a popular Young society gen.