The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-31

Local News.

Local News.
Prom The Daily a ssndsy.
NJ. Talbot estimates thot the 70
Of Is tons of oro from the new She's
bar ledge, now heing worked 1t IA
Silver Bow mill, viii clean up so
900.
On Wednesday the 94th, silve
lars were quoted on the New YOsl
board 1t 1901, IN appreciation q !
cents over the market Of the prevl
ous week.
During lSss tire consumption o
copper il the United Saaies amount
I'd In n, 00O toms. The average pric,
wss ~ cents per pound and the tola
value SO, 9oo. 100.
..xlf . doeen Flaiheol indians
made their sppesranee on the street,
yesterday. They were stsi.tly on
h,>iness and drove lively trade ID
n,oc.:asins, gloves and beaded work.
Advices have been received fronl
the American Baptist Home Mission
Society Ii New York, that . pastor
has l&en selected kDr the society In
this citv, who will conse west insme-
siiately.
In addition 10 the bullion ship
,MeOls Published 10 another column.
the Cable Company shipped gold dust
vsIuesi 1t gu, Unl making the total
vsl'se ri shipments ~ precious metals
during the pest wesk $l27, $6.
4 letter hiss been received ~ .
friend NJ Mn. w. A. RalslOn saying
that she he'd Submitted 70 The surxi-
csl treatment, for which she went 70
st. Louis. The oPes,iion was sue-
cessfuIly performed, snd Mn. Rals-
loa expected to return 10 Butte soon.
10 Clark, Henry Weis,nan, e. w.
Galloway and several olhess leit yer
terslay on . hunting excussion to the
Zig Hole country. They are after
big game, and II there are any elk,
der OF antelope TOR sale) In that
section they will bring home .
wagon load.
4 crowded hs,s,se witnessed the
skating match ut the Opera House
rink last night. The nrst prize n .
lair of silver-platesl skates wa wou
by Mr.. Willie Clark and Mis- Jennie
Arnold, time 3:38. NJ. Raglan and
Mis- Minnie Selfridgc won the toilet
Srt In :s:40.
The sione work an the foundation
'"r tle large l,oisting engine ut the
\ naa'0sla, b considered one ~ the
finest pieces 81 masonry In Montana.
The foundation b u BY " feet an top
and Is lset deep. The finish y ex-
ree'liagly saseolh and workm anlike, !
snd ~ solid - The eternal hills, and
reflects great credit on the mechanics /!
VII" did the work, Ae.srx. Dryer |
End CMgrove.
The great sale Of remnants, horiery,
gloves, etc., going On ut Hanals 4
lsOyce's b the absorbing topic Of In.
lerss't among those who are 10 search
VI real tarxnins. Notwithstanding
The magnitude that this sale has ~
s''nsss) u increases In volume. draw
ing ~ Il does tho attention Of the
Trade 10 general. Nrss:t attention h
u bear upon the Especial"
's)e VI ready made dresses, opening
'-ns0rTOw. We are assured that
lsese goods must he sojel.
Quite . sixal,le INV occurred NJ the
Brewery night before
ut. between Charley Dunlap and
datt Clark. The latter was l,aaly
'ruisesj sbout the bead and face. his
'llse l'etng almost several from bis
Nv by . savage kirk from Dunlap.
hey he'd jury trial In the Police
curt yesterday and got eight days
och In the County Jail. Victor A.
''nith. IN OH offender. wss tried Le-
'se Judge WiIs'ox an . change Of
lsaling keg II ieer. lie was con. I
'ctssl and his beer will have tn be
""gx'ssl into the City jail during
'e next thirty days, il he has any. {
~ -> 80