The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-12-29
Local News.

Everybody goes to the soriee to-
night at Caplice Hall.
The Lexington Company shipped
ten bars of bullion yesterday valued
at $2O,352.
The Original Miuing Company of
Butte has paid its dividend for
November: being the 2sth successive
monthly dividend.
Much interest is manifested in the
roller skating race for the diamond
medal and championship at the
Granite Street Pavilion tonight.
The Hope Mining Company has
declared a dividend of 81 80 per
share, aggregating $11, SO4, and max
ing a total of ST., 1924 paid in dividends
during 1883.
Attention is called to the ad. of the
Grand Central Hotel at Anaconda.
Sojourners at the smelter town will
always find comfortable quarters at
the Grand Central.
A patent has been received at the
United States Land office in Helena,
for w. A. Clark, upon the Missing
Link Lode, situated in Summit VAL
ley mining district.
The seven convicts sentenced at the
recent term of Court in Deer Lodge
were taken to the penitentiary Sat-
urday and delivered to Warden
Creel. Reuss and Gamble were
quite ill when committed.
A meeting OF leading physicians
was held Thursday evening at which
it was determined to adopt a uniform
scale of prices for medical attend
ance, and to organize a permanent
society in the interest of the profess
sion.
You can get a good view of the
comet on clear evenings now through
a pair of field glasses. 1t is in the
northwestern sky, just within the
Milky Way. and can he seen about
8 or p. NJ, about halfway between
the horizon and zenith.
Halvorson, who was injured at the
Alice mill ten days ago, is still in a
critical condition. A consultation
of surgeons was held on his case at
the Alice hospital, yesterday, and it
was concluded that the ampu-
tation of his right arm may become
necessary.
With q comn;eudable spirit of
charitable humanity the citizens of
Stevensville raised $50 and gave the
remains of Clark, the STORE robber,
decent burial in a little select reserve
near the town where before were
buried two men who had been shot
and one hung.
The Isl of. Pat Mcdonald charged
with an assault with intent to kill,
occupied the police court until a late
hour last night. The evidence was
submitted upon both sides, and the
case argued by counsel. Judge French
took the case under advisement until
10 o'clock this morning.
Under the new time schedule of the
u. Il N. r. r., which went into ef-
feet at 1905 this morning, the ex-
press train from the south arrives at
8 a. III. and the Garrison accommoda-
ton at 4:45 p. m. The Garrison train
leaves at s a. m. and the south bound
express at 3:45 p. M.
A petition from residents of Jeffer-
son county, asking that the county
officers be compelled to move the Of
fees back to Radersburg, has been
fled with the Clerk of the Supreme
Court by the attorneys for the petit
TONERS. The case will be argued at
the coming term of the Supreme
court.
The public scool exhibition at Rem
shaw Hall last night. was we'll at
tended and the vocal and instru-
mental music and recitations by the
scholars, proved highly entertaining
to the audience. The q~uartette vo-
cal performances were particularly
creditable, and many of the scholars
evinced progress and talent which
may well make Butte proud of her
public school children.