The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-10-31
The Semi Weekly Miner.
Local News.
From the Daily of Tuesday,

PrOI. n II. Moore has re
moved his News Depot to Ana
conda.
Another pleasant meeting of tn
Alpha Circle Of the Chatauqua Club
was held last evening.
'rhe first day of November, AL
Saints day, is a feast day of ob'iga
ton. There will be Holy Mass at S,
l'at-ick's church at 1890 q. m.
u. c. Lewis formerly Of this city
died near Boise City, Idaho, las
month, from injuries received from
vicious horse.
A typographical error in Sunday
issue made us state that the one-hal
interest in the Creole mine sold 70
$3.50. II should have read So, 500.
l.. r. Maillet yesterday took pos
session of the stock of general ant
fancy groceries recently purchased
from the firm Of Marchesseau 4 Vail
ton.
The Home Circle gave their frs
dance OF the season at Good Temp
lars Hall, last evening. 1t was
very pleasant affair and was we'll at
tended.
Mrs. S%ophronia f. Magill, of Leav
enworth, Kansas, and MI. A. P;
Thoroughman of this city, were mar
ried Sunday evening by the Rev. J.
Russell.
We regret to learn that u. l.. Nc.
Farland, Superintendent of the Mon.
tana Sheep Company, and formerly
a resident of Butte, has been quite ill
at Billings during the past week.
Ashby & Smith have removed to
cOmmodious quarters over Bonner's
store. They represent leading com.
panles and all business entrusted to
them will receive the best attention.
w. G.. and F. L. Orion returned
Sunday from the Mammoth Hot
Springs, where they have been in
crusting various kinds of specimens
for sale to tourists. They did a good
business.
Last Saturday evening, while care
lessly taking out and replacing the
cartridges in his revolver, Jack
Spinar, engineer at the Silver Bow
mill, accidentally shot himself in the
hand.
Mrs. Lou P. Smith left for Deer
Lodge yesterday with a well selected
stock of millinery goods, ofthe latest
eastern styles. Mrs. Smith will offer
the goods for sale in the valley town
for limited number of days and then
go to Glendale and Dillon where the
remainder Of the stock will be put on
sale.
Robt. H. Allen. Of this city, died at
his residence Sunday. Mr.. Allen was
born at Laven Parish, Fifeshire,
Scotland, and was seventy-one years
of age. The d~esceased vas a Mason.
and will he buried under the auspices
of that fraternity from the family
residence near Aiken's foundry, at 2
p. m. to-day.
The Lexington Mining Company,
who have under bond the Princeton
lead, in the Boulder district, Deer
Lodge county, have decided to pur-
chase the same, paying therefor the
the sum of $45, 900. We understand
the papers will be drawn up to-day.
This lead was taken up under the old
law and is about $500 feet in length.
The purchase is to include the mill
site and water rights.
Independent, 2Sth:: At the Helena
artesian we'll no boring has been done
for two or three days past on account
of the soft formation at the bottom of
the well, which requires something
to keep it from caving. The work
men have since been engaged in put.
ting tubing in the well. This has
been done to a depth of about eighty |
feet, with between fifty and sixty
feet yet to be tubed.
What a beautiful thing a we'll reg
ula'ed mail service is! Yesterday we
received three Independents and two
Hera!d's, the former Of the 25th, 9th
and 2Sth inst. and the latter of the
Goth and 9th inst. In the same mail
came a copy of the Chicago Inter
ocean of the 10th inst. If this thing
continues our Eastern exchanges will
be old enough to vote by the time |
they reach Butte.
In the Police Court yesterday. |
Frank Williams was fined So and
costs for indecent exposure of person.
In the case OF the Territory vs.. F.
Murska, Giovanni Gano being the
complaining witness. charged with
assault with a deadly weapon, the
defendant was discharged and the
case dismissed. Complaint was then
filed against Giovanni Gano for ere
ating a disturbance, which will be
tried to-day.
Mr.. Edward Harlmel. who has just
returned from the winter round up
on the Teton, where he is largely in
terested, states that there are a great
many people going into that section,
almost every available location being
eagerly seized upon. The stock is
very fat and are in better condition
than at this time of any preceding
season. At the time o fleaving there
was four inches of snow on the
ground.
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