The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-10-27
Local News.

Mr.. Joseph McGougan is again
able to appear upon the streets.
Go to the Eureka Market for a
choice roast Of teef, pork or venison.
A new tim card is to go into effect
on the Northern Pacific next Sun
day.
A new fall bonnet makes a smiling
face on one side of the house and a
long one on the other.
A meeting will be held at 4 p. m. to-
day, in the Miners Hall, by the
Catholic ladies Of VAUDEVILLE.
There are messages in the Western
Union telegraph office in this city
for T. H. Harris and Geo. Penn.
In the Police Court yesterday P.
c. Sullivan was sent to the county
jail for ninety days for vagrancy.
The stampede to the Coeur d'Alene
mines is nothing compared to that to
the Eureka Market on Broadway.
Pigeon-hole hats for business mel
who carry documents around in their
head gear are n Of the new inven-
tons.
Thos. H. Rutter, Butte's scenic
photographer. is now at Shoshone
Falls taking a series of views for the
Union Pacific Railroad company.
Notwithstanding the great rush to
the Eureka Market yesterday there is
plenty of the best meat ever dis
played in a market to be had to-day.
George F. Marsh has been ap-
pointed to fill the position Of local
freight and ticket agent at this place,
Mr.. Simms having been recalled TO
Missoula.
A private letter received IN this
city yesterday states that Fred.
Brown, formerly interested in the
Eureka market, is now in Missoula
en- route to the new diggings.
The Helena Herald of the oath in
slant repu6lishes about half a column
of matter from the MINER and cred
its the Inter Mountain. IF. NJ. W."
had better polish up his glasses.
The Jay Rial Combination will
play Uncle Toms Cabin at the matt
nee this afternoon at the usual hour,
and repeat the play in the evening.
Real Siberian blood-hounds will be
upon the stage.
The name of the man who was
hurt in the Alice mine yesterday is
Robert Nelson. He is being cared
for at the Alice hospital and it is ex-
pected and hoped that he will recover
from the injuries sustained.
Owing to the immense stock of
goods to be removed from the old
storeto the new quarters, the firm of
E. L. Bonner & Co. will not be able
to reopen until next Monday in
stead of to-day as expected.
The Democratic primary to-day for
the election Of delegates to the coun-
ty convention will be held at Thomas
Amphltheatre, on West Park street,
between the hours Of and 7 p. m.
to-day. The judges of the election
are w. A. Archer, Doc. Reins and
John H. Curtis.
At the end of the last act in the
play OF Trough Diamond" last eve
ming n magnificent basket of flowers
was presented to Louis Rial by
friends as a testimonial of their APP
probation of her fine series of per-
tormances rendered during her
sejourn in this city.
The Salt Lake Tribune says there
are some errors in the reports con-
corning the cutting of freight rates
over the Union Pacific. 1t is true
they have been dropped to fifty cents
on the one hundred pounds without
! classification, but in no instance to
| any lower figure.
The beautiful music voluntarily
rendered at the Opera House last
evening by the Alice band was the
theme of very f%1attering comment by
the vast audience present, and fol
which the attendants as we'll az Miss
| Rial tender their sincere thanks,
| There are few bands in the West
that can lay a better claim to prof
| cheney in the divine art.