The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-07-14

Miss Sallie e. Hosmer is enter.
tanning the Bozemanites.
Bar silver vas quoted on the New
York market yesterday at 1.104.
Robinson's circus has billed Hell
ena for the Deer Lodge performance.
Six BARS of Silver Bow tuition were
shipped yesterday valued at $11, $50
Weather prophets predict that July
10th will be the warmest of the sum-
mer.
Choice beef, milk veal, corn-fed
pork and spring lamb, at the Eureka
Market to-day.
The cars crossed the first bridge
above Missoula, known..as the second
crossing, on Monday.
The miasmatic pool, which formed
under the skating PAVILION. was
promptly drained by the authorities.
The Methodist Sunday School
Committee has engaged Poplar
Grove for their picnic next Thurs
day.
/ The Episcopal congregation will
indulge in a picnic at Poplar Grove
next Tuesday. A large party and n
joyable time is expected.
The north side of West Granite
street has been much improved by
the raising of buildings to the grade
and construction of sidewalks.
An elevator run by horse power
does the work of several bod carriers
in hosting brick and mortar at E.
l.. Bonner & Co. new building.
Hotel men say business is BOOM
ing, merchants, that trade is good,
carpenters, that there is more work
than men to do it. and every branch
of trade is flourishing.
Now doth the sunburut fisherman
return from tho mountain stream
with a small string of speckled beau
ties, and tell about the hundred or
more that he gave away.
Capt. Sam. Reynolds, who is suffer-
Ing from a severe attack of pneumo-
MIA at his residence-not at the hos
pital as stated in the evening paper
was much better yesterday.
Water has been running through
the Basin f1ume since Monday. The
timbers had become very dry, but the
joints are swelling finely and in a
few days the fume will be water
The a~belishment of the stamp duty
on checks is q source of graduation
to editors and newspaper men gen.
orally Some of the opulent craft
now carry blank check books in their
pockets.
The ama]gamation of the Central
Pacific and Denver & Rio Grande
seems to be confirmed by
preparations now in progress for lay
.ng a third rail on the track of the
after road between Ogden and Salt
Lake.
The holders of lucky numbers at
Palmer's sale have been J. Rosenthal,
Who drew a sixteen-stone diamond
ing, Frank Marsh, a handsome fob
;hain and locket, and VIM. Lorenz,
n elegant pair of enamelled brace
cts.
A telegram was received last night
tating that VIM. Morgan, one of the
penitentiary convicts had
'een captured near Helena, where he
lad gone to secure o horse which he
lad cached there before his imprison-
aent.
Sands & Boyce are hanging in con-
picuous places about the city a very
andsome photographic advertising
ard. The card bears a strongly
rawn female bust, upon a gold pan
|, and the business card Of the firm, (
18th the branch firms, Sands Bros,
[elena; j. Sands, 81 Worth street,
York; Sands & Boyce, Butte, t
nd is handsomely framed in carved t
ak. I
Callender's Ministries will furnish T
music at the opening Of the Den {
er Exposition. The Madison Square c
heatre has two companies of the e
name on the road. That at t
enver is party number two, while c
lat which will visit Butte next week 8
party number one. The two par L
es will consolidate at San Francisco Y
r a four weeks season, commence 7
g Aug. 4. The last time they t
aged together was II year ago. t.
An INDIAN Lynching.