The semi-weekly miner., 1883-06-27
The Semi Weekly Miner
Local News.
From the Daily of Tuesday.

From the DAILY OF Vuesoay.
The green three cent postage stamp
,vhich goes out Of use in October had
run of Is years.
Ruilders complain of a scarcity Of
carpenters, large number of the plane
showers having migrated toward An
aconda.
VIM. Raymer has re0pened the
C,miaue as concert sals0n, and is
Giving an enjoyable entertainment
with free doors.
The Anaconda shipped five bars
Of bullion yesterday valued at $500,
and Donnell, Clark d Larabie shipped
ak bars valued at $lO,24O.
Can't. Shepherd has had the Fourth
of Julv programme printed on white
satin. 1t makes q handsome souve.
mir of the 10th anniversary.
The Police Magistrate yesterday
sd;udicated the case of Wing Wah,
WHO was charged with keeping dis
orderly house. Five and costs.
Every city, town and hamlet
throughout Montana's broad domain
is organizing for a patriotic celebra-
ton of the glorious Fourth this year.
A runaway saddle horse created
stampede on Main street yesterday.
no damage was done beyond the un.
seating of the rider, who was slightly
bruised.
Exchanges call it the "summer
solstice.n Summer sol-dust would
hit the nail on the head in Butte,
and a system of street sprinkling is q
much needed improvement.
Our young folks are taking advan-
iace of the delightful summer even
ings for drives and horseback riding
to the popular suburban resorts, and
the livery man is happy.
The citizens of Glendale will cele-
brate the Fourth with an attractive
programme, including a parade, dis
play of fireworks, grand ball and
banquet and roller skating match
for purse of $50.
H. J. Hoppe, formerly of Butte,
who killed Patsy Walters in Boze-
man last winter, has been indicted by
the grand jury and held in S., 900 bal.
to appear at the next term of the Gal
latin district court
Dan CASTILLO who in expected in
Butte soon with his Nickle Plate cir
Gus, brought the first circus to Mon
tana in 1871. He showed at Virginia
City and other towns and the admis-
sion was $2 which for the time and
place was very low.
Agent Scott has received an order
from the general ticket agent maxi
ing fares on the Fourth of July be-
tween Butte and Deer Lodge and
Butte and Dillon, one full rate for
the round trip. The rate applies to
all intermediate points, and tickets
will be good during race week.
The warm weather has brought
the two dead mules and one defunct
cow, referred to some time since in
the MINER, into disagreeable promi-
nenre at Walkerville, and citizens
say if the carcasses are not removed,
dante from the nose will be much in
vogue on the hill this summer.
We are in receipt of an invitation
to attend the national anniversary
and railroad celebration at Helena
on the fourth. The MINER hopes to
be represented at eur sister city's cele-
tration, which judging by the pro-
gramme will be an occasion long to
be remembered, and fitting glorifi-
cation of the enterprise and prosper
ity of Montana's capital.
Reports from Denver indicate that |
applications for space continue to
pourin Work has been commenced
on two new annexes 142x142 feet and
125xl65 feet in size, one of which will
be devoted to the exhibit of mining
machinery. The exhibition prom
ises to be the most representative"
ever held in the West, and to far
surpass the exposition of last year.
The pyrotechnic display in this
city on the fourth will be the most
extensive and beautiful ever wit
messed in the Territory. It is under
stood that the committee intend
winding up the display with 'The
Emblem of Liberty" as grand
finale. This is one of the largest
pieces manufactured, and presents a
beautiful picture in fiery colors of the
Goddess of Liberty with shield and
other emblematic designs suspended
in the air.