The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-07-11
Local News

Local News
Mexico will be represented by .
fine collection Of pres at the Denver
Expedition.
A Southern mineral exposition
will be heldin Birmingham Ala, in
the fall Of 1884.
Mclean the alleged Woedville
mail robber has been taken to Helena
for examination.
Pocatello has eight miles of side
track, each having three tracks to
accommodate both broad and narrow
guags trains.
The Utah 4 Northern trains will
stop for meals at the elegant new ho-
tel, built by the company at Pocatel-
10, after this week.
Livingston Is agitated over the de-
posit in its First National Bank of
5000 in gold dust. the first fruits of
placer 'uining in that region.
Denver Exposition specimens may
be left 1T the old Elite saloon build
ing on West Broadway. They should
all be packed by tonight if possible.
Bradstreet's report the failure of
Sweet 4 Baldwin, general storekeep
ers, Dillon, with liabilities, s., 900.
assets, $4,000, Of which $50, 900 is
stock and $2l 1000 book accounts.
The City Marshal has placed a
guard at the New Brunswick Hote,
to prevent persons passing in and
out. This is good as far as it eoes.
but fumigation is what is wanted.
Captain Sam Reynolds was taken
with a severe attack of pneumonia
on Monday. He was resting easily
last night and it is hoped his strong
constitution will pull him through.
John Robinson's Mammoth Circus
and Menagerie will appear in Butte
July soth and s1st. It requires 60
cars to transport this show, and two
acres of ground on which to spread
it's canvas.
A Boston dispatch dated yesterday
says that Francis B. Wasster was
charged in that city with obtaining
$4,000 ~fraudulently from the Alta
Montana Mining Company. He
pleaded not guilty and was held in
$1,000 bail, which was furnished.
Fred Loeber has introduced the
boss hot weather racket at the Butte
market. A large four-armed fan
over the counter is revolved rapidly
by a water motor, keeping the flies
out and producing a cool current of
air through the
If the party who took a large
meerschaum pipe from the steps of a
residence on West Broadway on the
morning of July 5th will return it to
the MINER Office he will be suitably
rewarded and no questions asked.
It was a present from a deceased
friend.
We regret to learn that DR.. Bishop
is suffering from a very dangerous
attack of cerebro spinal meningitis,
superinduced by the shock to his
nervous system caused by a horse
rearing into his buggy on the Fourth
of July, his forefeet striking the doc
tors hip with tremendous force.
Mine host Anderson, formerly of
the Park Station, is out in a card to-
day announcing that he has taken
charge of the popular health and
pleasure resort, Fuller Hot Springs.
Everything In the way of sdibles
and drinkables is first class, and Mr..
and Mrs. Anderson are noted for
making their guests at home.
The Lindsay Dramatic Company
will be greeted with a full house up
their temperance Friday night,
which will also be the first appear
ance of the talented artistic Miss Ada
Dryer. She takes the role of Julia
in the Hunchback, q character in
which she has won an enviable repu-
tation i'm the cities of the east.
It transpires that a stranger who
arrived from Denver. COL, Monday
was severely injured in the
fall of the circus tent Monday after
noon. A tent pole struck him in the
mouth, knocking cut fourteen teeth
and breaking the jawbone. He is at
the Miners Hospital, and owing to
the peculiar character of his injuries
has been unable to tell his name.
A story comes up the road that
the iron jawed man, who
here last week in the great
feat of lifting with his teeth a barrel
Of water with two men astride of it,
went crazy on the Utah & Northern
train. Before he could be overpow-
cred he had run through an entire
tier Of seats, biting at the upholster-
ing and tearing the plush backs into
Another Eastern Outlet.