The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-06-13
Local News.
the Daily Of Tuesday,

,.,r, the Daily of Tuesday.
FRIDAY night is arranged fol
mother trial OF speeo Tn
srs% companies.
Miss Rntte, became Mrs. JOSEPH
dent Lent ~ At Missoula last week.
boye Montana Copper Company
Tne . GOOD supply Of wood, hav'
hsvlugs out their teams for a few
dss'' Hettinger's money talks tina
b.a heat Eddie Crabbs skating
lsd he he wants him to put up or shu
W. rhe NJ. E. South people of Helen'
,rortise their church property TO
. sdse and are probably going out Q
no.ritz & Lydick call the attention
those looking for something soot
o. tdr;nk or smoke to their place, cor
u 70 Of Main and Park.
MIN Helena papers are Boosting
ln .ha Capital City has nine square
that .ne Of territory. Whew! what 9
nue. na tail our sisters cats got!
'0as marty of Raymond excursionists
Ap over the Union Pacific Satur-
calne al the way from Boston, and
dsyaaded to the city of the saints.
PrTTSa M%ssoulian states that Chas. s.
r!nnlin. who was struck some weeks
lem on the foot by a piece of timber
ssIIiup from the high trestle, died OF
h1"oi poisoning last week.
O' %be death of Col. Buel will pro-
ITO Can't. w. H. Penrose, of the Sd
i iuS.r to Major. His SONS have
ln," nv friends here who will be glad
!. nI hcar of the Captains promotion.
A man by the name of Wilkinson
,od his ankle broken in the Park
n uS Nez Perces creek yesterday.
roming down the mountain with q
1.od Of wood the wagon brake broke
1nJ the load overturned, breaking
bis leg.
,oal Legislature the town site of Hell
ana i. to be r. surveyed and the con-
trocr has been let. The contractor
wiI do a good thing if he widens
,nd straightens the streets and gives
them a better grade.
The Boulon company marched
through the streets yesterday,
,Draling the people with some
yery fine music from their
brass band, four of the number of
which are ladies. They paid their re-
spects to the MINER office in a well
executed serenade.
The whole of yesterday in District
Court wal devoted to q hearing Of
the case of the Montana Company
r, W. J. Mcnamara ct al. to quiet
title. The property in controversy is
valuable, being one of the l arrott
claims and the Micawber. S. De
Wolfe is for plaintiff; Forbis and
Napton for the defense.
The base ball match advertised to
come off yesterday resulted in a
crushing defeat of the Butte boz, by
eWalkervilIe team-15 to 7. It
was a bad day and our boys were not
feeling very well; besides the Walk
ervilleans, coming down to the lower
altitude of Rutte, seemed TO get their
wind better. There are other rea-
srs; but this will suffice.
Newkirk 4 Foster, who have for a
long time been engaged in collecting
9 valuable mineral, numismatical
and taxidermic cabinet, illustrating
the Rocky Mountain region, have
recently added to their collection, at
their saloon next to the Centennial,
a white goat of the higher attitudes
the mountains, mounted IN the
art of taxidermy. The goat
shot in the mountains about
Cable. It's a daisy.
The Helena board Of trade last
Thursday night appointed officers
md committees to provide for the
of the advent of the rail-
IOad into their burg. Hon. E. w.
Knight was chosen president of the
lay; A. c. BOtkin, orator; Captain
Thomas P. Fuller, marshal of the
and committees were appointed
m invitation, reception, finance,
engagements, and on flags and dec
The fourth of July is
poken of as the most fitting time for
ne celebration. The committee of
arrangements appointed for the cele-
,ration will confer with the authori-
les and fix the day and announce it
soon as possible.
Many of the good people of Butte
we're awakened from their devotions
their afternoon nap Sunday, be-
wesn four and five, by the blowing
whistles and the sounding of the
Ire bells. The alarm drew the crowd
Wiling to be of assistance in case of
Ire to the Lexington mill, where the
eople were glad to learn that their
.erVlces were not required; that the
Ire, which originated in the wooden
Tue extending from the drying floor
0 Inc roof, Was soon under control
WIN the apparatus with which the
nil was provided. It was a fortu-
'ale circumstance fer Butte that the
Ire was SO early discovered and so
luckily extiDguished. The loss of
ne mill would have been a public
We are informed by DR.. Mussig-
roo, who was up from Deer Lodge
unday, of the sad death Sunday of
alnes Farnsworth, a clerk in the es-
aollslnent of Bonner & Co., Deer
'odge. He had been unwell, and
~ prescribed for by DR.. Mitchell who
Us called away in connection with
IS wlfe's departure for the States.
urlng his absence another physi-
AN was called in, who also pre-
'rloed. Both prescriptions were
.orphlne. Through some mistake. the
lplsnation of which has not been
wen, the unfortunate young man,
ok all the powders, resulting in his
saIn. The physician in attendance
generated from blame. Deceased
az an upright and highly esteemed
.eulGer OF society, and his death has
feeling of sadness to all