The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-05-23
Local News.
r-om the Daily Of Tuesday.

rbn Helena HGTUtU -
up the Denver Exposition.
1ou,s Clemins, an old.timer in tn
Lv died at Sun River a few
days ago of consumption.
The present fine weather make
.,a inspector happy, a good man!
oftbem are leaving for the noun
tains.
rho ladies of st. Johns Episcopa
cp,urch are making preparations t.
Two a strawberry festival on tn
fourth of July.
voll;e Boyd writes from Chicag'
.hot she will make the Montana cir
anit again next.fall with her drama
tic company.
rho Herne and Roscoe Minstre
md Specialty combination has en-
an Ming's opera house, in Hell.
gas fora season of four nights, be
ginning next Thursday.
MrI Ross Clark sent a Telegram
hi. hrether, Mr.. w. A Clark, who
;Oin London, at 10 o'clock, a. NJ.
nosterday and received an answer a
@,clock d. m. MIR. Clark will bs
hone SOME time next month.
Delegate Maginnis is expected IL
Nontana soon, accompanied by Sen
ator,s Logan, of Illinois, and Vest, o.
Missouri. members of the Congress
a;onal committee appointed to look
into the matters of Indian reserva'
tons.
An explosion of giant powder on a
fraioht train tram about six mile:
,rss1 of Pocatello wrecked foul
freirht cars aud seriously injured two
men. The car caught fire in some
msnner and the heat exploded the
dynamite.
We acknowledge the receipt OF an
invitation card to the V. Is. +. NJ.
hall at the Pavilion on Tuesday even
inc Nav 10Th. If previous Pavilion
events NAV be taken as a criterion,
If will undoubtedly be gotten up in
tbe Very Best Pavilion Manner.
We are indebted to Mr.. w. A.
Clark for a copy of the Londen
Tmss. The number of the great daily
before us contains twenty pages, or
one hundred and twenty columns of
reading matter and advertisements,
all of which is sold on the streets of
London for Sd.
That popular bibatory, the "Elite"
Yesterday passed into the hands of
The no less popular Jack Butler. The
fine bar and reading rooms will be
much improved by handsome inte-
rior decorations, and the first class
wines. liquors and cigars, will con-
tinue to he purveyed by those accom-
plished mixologists, Messrs. Butler
and Mordaunt.
The Utah Jockey Club have secured
cheap rate for people to visit Salt
Lake to attend the races, over all the
Union Pacific lines in Utah, Idaho,
Montana and Wyoming. For the
round trip from Wood River, other
points in Idaho, and points in the
Territories named, the prices will be
one and One-fifth the usual rate
Salt Like Tribune, 10.
The Anaconda Company has ac-
CURED all the farming property in
the immediate vicinity OF their pro-
iected smelte- on Warm Springs
Creek, embracing 5000 acres. A ten
acre tract would be sufficient for the
purposes of the smelter, but by pur
chasing all contiguous farming land,
future annoyance from claims for
damages on account of fume blighted
crops will be avoided.
Helena has two roller skating Kinks
about completed.
No new cases of diphtheria are re-
ported in Helena, and the scourge is
believed to be eradcated.
The mines throughout the district
are producing well and the outlook
for the season was never brighter.
The Feast of Corpus Christi will be
celebrated at st. Patrick's church to-
morrow, Rev. Father Bandini offci.
ating.
President Sidney Dillon is making
atour of inspection westward over
the line Of the Northern Pacific and
may come to Montana.
The old Odd Fellows Hall has
reached its destination on east Quartz
street and will rest securely on its
foundations before night.
The fire department were out prac-
tlcing last evening and improved the
street contiguous to Main and
Broadway, by thoroughly wetting
down the dust.
The new store building in course
OF erection by E. L. Bonner & Co. on
the corner of Main and Granite
streets will be one of the finest
structures in the city.
Our enterprising contemporary, the
butte MINER, has enlarged it's daily
edition to an eight-column folio. 1t
Is now the largest daily paper in the
Territory II
A divorce suit was commenced in
The District Court yesterday by Belle
sutton VS.. Jefferson Sutton, in which
cruel and inhuman treatment is al
leged as the cause of action.
The reported horse stealing from
casey d Brophy's stable turns out to
oe another case of estray. The four
missing animals were found placidly
grazing on the range beyond Walker
vile.
Vice President Cakes passed
through Silver Bow Junction yester-
'ay en- route 10 San Francisco. He
VIII 90 from there to Puget Sound,
ahu thence eastward over the N. P.
R. r.
d last three days have been ex-
oeedlng,y spring-like. Grass has
grown wonderfully and vegetation
mas taken a remarkable start. Sum-
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