The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-06-13
NEWS,
Quilted From the Columns of Our
Exchanges.
5enton Record, 4th.

J. senton Record, 4th.
The Dacotah and josephine were
attached to day by Sheriff McDevitt,
upon an attachment issued out of the
District Court at Helena. for ST., 900
damages alleged to have been suf-
fered by w. =. Turner two years ago
by d lay in the transportation of cat
tie.
Madisonian, 9th.
Madison county is on the eve Of
experiencing the biggest mining
boom III tier history.
The miners on the Gray Eagle,
Barton's gulch, have crosscut the
vein nearly fifty feet, without find
ing the hanging wall.
The French company which re-
Gently purchased some of the Roches-
ter mines are preparing to erect a
mill there, and have bought DR..
Getcheli's building for that purpose.
Encouraging reports continue to
come from that camp.
It is reported that an important
sale OF mining property at Brandon
was made to Mr.. Noah Armstrong on
Thursday evening. The particulars
have not come to hand. If true, a
boom in mining affairs may be ex-
| pected before long.
The Montana Gold Mining and
Milling Co. is about to add concen-
trating works to its mill on Wiscon-
sin creek. The machinery, we are
informed, has arrived at Sheridan,
and will be removed to the COM
panv's mill site and erected forth
with.
Missoulian, Stil.
The track was 224I miles from Mis-
soula Tuesday night, aud there will
be another . miles for the comwijs-
sioners to accept by Saturday night,
making 40) miles from Waliula.
We are informed by Father Gui1i,
Of st. ~Iyua.;:,s Mission, that Bishop
Brondell, from Vancouver Islands, is
expected i. Missou!a daily, and will
hold services in the Catholic church
Sunday, provided he arrives by that
time. lie will organize a diocese and
fix his residence.
Courier It'll.
H. L. Frank and ex-MayorO wsley
are testing the curative properties OF
Yellowstone waters.
Encouraging reports continue to
be received from the Yellowstone dis
tricts, rich strikes being of almost
daily occurrence Gold quartz Civ
ing rich assays has been discovered
and several locations made.
Owing to the limited time Judge
Wade states that he does not expect
to give the civil causes a hearing dur
ing the present term OF court, and
that the term will adjourn when the
criminal calendar has been cleared
up.
Independent June 10.
Helena has nine square miles Of
territory, and we don't know how
many more of additions, and not an
ere has been set apart for q city
park. Donations ofland are in order
for that purpose.
The end of the track reached with
in four miles OF Helena last evening.
Many ladies and gentlemen went out
To see how the work was done. 1t
will be completed to the depot OH
Tuesday next.
Several Of the Major and Mrs. Ma
ginnis' friends drove to the terminus
of the Northern Pacific yesterday to
meet the stage and escort them to
to the city. When the parties met
there were hearty greetings to our
distinguished Delegate and his lady.
Delegate Naginnis stands at the head
OF the Territorial del CATION iii Con-
gress, aud has served so well and long
in the halls of Congress that Montana
is justly proud other able and e!o-
quent representative. He is always
welcomed here most cordially by his
constituents, irrespective of party, as
he works with an eye single to Mon
tana and the interests oil the whole
people. Mrs. Maginnis is glad to get
back to the mountains aud her Old
friends once more. They are stop
ping at the CosmoDolitan Hotel.
The Boulder Hot Springs are now
open 10 the public; distance from
Boulder City two miles. Patients
coming TO Boulder City transported
to and from the springs free. These
springs have been known to the pub
lie for years. The medicinal proper
ties of the waters, both for drinking
and bathing, are une1ualled. Hot,
cold and plunge baths at all hours.
accommodations for ladies
and families. A good physician per-
located at the springs.
WILLIAM II. SWEET,
6-2~s-w-tf Proprietor.
partinu b.vino Gftaa1 Or siytccu