The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-11-03

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upon her knees praying for my
safety: She had seen me disappear
over the further bank OF the coulee
with emotions which can possibly
be imagined. "God!" said the
driver, admiringly, "You're a good
one."
Three Times Broken.
Mr.. A.. Z. Bell, a travelling man,
fell through a wood shutter in front
of the brick saloon on Sunday even
ing, and broke his left arm in three
places. It apr ears that a man drove
up with a load of wood just after
dark and opened the shutter to drop
the wood into the basement. The
shutter Is squarely in front OF n of
the entrances to the building, and
Mr. Bell, who was inside, opened
the door and fell headlong into
the basement. Besides breaking his
arm he Vas bruised and shocked to a
very painful extent. He was lucky
to escape with his life. 1t is a Won
der that no one has fallen into the
trap before, as it has been carelessly
opened Just at dark several times for
throwing in wood. There were NJ
lights or guards to WARN people of
the danger, and the responsibility
rests somewhere for right smart dam
ages. Mr.. Bell is at the hospital
Mssouti0n.
District court will convene in Hell
ena on Monday next.
The mania for Jerseys is now at its
height. So is the mania for Jersey
applejack.
George Jacky and Samuel Barker,
who were tried yesterday before
Judge Eddy on a charge of malicious
mischief, were both acquitted.
John Jahreiss has taken charge ci
tue barber shop so many years con-
Quoted by Mr.. Fred Anderson, on
Main street between Broadway and
Granite.
1t is stated, and the information
comes from reliable sources, that the
Northern Pacific Railway authori-
ties bave ordered the parties at the
mouth of the Little Blackloot to re-
move their buildings from off the
right Of way.
A Cornishwoman amused herself
yesterday by trying to comb an
Irishwoman's hair with a tin cup.
The latter lady, not to be outdone III
generosity, affectionately frescoed the
formers eye i'll return. Justice f.
A. Nichols will have the pleasure of
listening to them both to-day at II
a. N.
The Montana Cattle Company,
whose ranch is located at the mouth
of Sun river, have l,750 acres of hay
and pasture lands under fence.
Among its stockholders are three
United States Senators, the Third
Assistant Postmaster General, and
other officials high in authority.
Within the past year the capital
stock was largely increased ana sew
eral heavy purchases of cattle made,
so that The company now have some
5000 cattle ranging between the
Marias and Sun rivers.-Hcrnld.
A rather curious thing occurred on
the west bound train day before yes
terday. When coming over the over
head line on the grade where the
track branches off from the main
line, several Of the cars broke loose
but Immediately stopped. The bell
cord OF course snapped and as the
was released naturally flew
back %unreeving itself. When they
coupled on and went to connect the
cord, the end If it was found inside
of a gentleman's o%vercoat. How it
got there is a mystery, but it is sup
posed that in jumping up and put
ting on his coat he buttoned the end
of the cord up inside Of it.
The MINER learns, uuotticially,
that the enterprising firm of Sands
l. Boyce have about perfected ar
engagements for the opening of a
house III the thriving mining
town of Glendale. The building
formerly occupied 10y Messrs. Lassee
& Clark has been secured, and a com
plete stock of such goods as is ar
RED by the firm in this city will be
put in and business commenced on
Or about December LIST. Major Boyce
is to have charge of the new estab-
Such is our information.
it is not true u charges are but
twenty cents a line for a card contra
dictnry of the statement. !