The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-11-17
The Sc mi Weekly Miner
Local News.
From the Daily Of Friday.

From the Daily Of Friday.
The mercury at Bismarck last
night indicated 30 degrees below
zero.
Montanians could not ask better
weather than they are getting now.
1t beats Florida all around.
The Theatre Comique has an excel
lent show company and is giving
very observation-disclosures.
A buggy whip was picked up on
Main street last evening, which the
owner can have by calling at this of.
fee.
Mr.. John Sweeney. of Walker.
vile, and Nj. Edward Lathrop, Of
Butte, We're blessed with charming
little daughters Wednesday.
Mr.. w. A. Clark is building a sta.
tle and carriage house in his resi-.
dence lot, and is also putting in some
shade trees for future qualification.
An interesting batch of Deer
Lodge news gathered in by &c
Bush" will be found Oh the sec
page. 1t was crowded out yesterday
morning.
James Roberts, a new arrival from
Idaho, claims that he can stand fol
four rounds in front of Jack Waite,
Sullivan, or anybody else in the
country.
The trains yesterday were some.
what irregular in their arrival on &C.
count Of the change of schedule.
They departed on the new schedule
and to-day will probably come in on
time.
II. D.. Mclean, the young man
charged with robbing the mails at
Woodville, has been found guilty in
the United States Court at Helena.
He will be sentenced on the 2lst in.
slant.
Bielenberg & Fallagan have pur-
chased 800 head of beef cattle on
Horse Prairie, and Nick Bielenberg
has gone down to bring them up.
They are expected to arrive about the
lst prox., and will be butched for
the winter market.
Police Magistrate French issued a
warrant yesterday against a Butteite
for maintaininga nuisance, but when
Marshal Venable went to serve it he
found the party removing the nui-
sance, w%hereupOn the matter was
dropped.
MI. S. S. Walker. of Salt Lake, last
Tuesday lost his favorite Laverack
setter ''Spot.' Some person, having
struck him across the hips, produce
ing a form of paralysis, chloroform
was administered to the faithful old
animal, and his life peacefully passed
away.
Owing to the change of time-card
on the Utah and Northern. mails for
the south will close at the Butte post
Office at 4 p. m and mails for the
Deer Lodge valley and points on the
Northern Pacific at 8 p. III. The
sOuther.. mail arrives at sos q. M,
ana from the Deer Lodge valley and
the Northern Pacific a. 6:1O p. m.
Mr.. J. C. Baker, dealer in hay,
grain, etc., as sold his business and
his business house corner of Park and
Wyoming streets, to MI. A. A. Nc
MILAN, who will continue the busi-
ness and probably add a stock of gro
ceries. Mr.. Baker tontemplates-
looking into the CHur d'Alene
country.
Ben Hogan had a house full to
overlooking last night and had his
usual success in holding the atten
ton of his hearers and impressing
them with his earnestness and the
great importance of reform. He is
doing excellent work here and if bles-
sings of men and women add to hap
piness he should he very happy In
deed.
Mr.. julius Kessler, the eminent
German actor, has kindly volunteer
ed and will appear with MI. Lam
grishe on Saturday evening. Mr..
kessler is well known Throughout
the states as one of the most accom-
plished actors in the country and has
been hoDored by receiving the first
prize of the United Turner's Associa-
ton of North America.