The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-05-19
Local News.
From the Daily of Friday.

From the Daily of Friday.
1.-THE Bellies of the Kitchen" made
tremendous bit last night. Matt.
nee to-day.
Fusilade, a race horse we'll known
in Montana, broke her leg a few days
AGO on the Denver ace course.
A dispatch from Helena says the
end of track was only thirty-seven
miles east of that city yesterday.
The first case of d~iphtheria devel-
oped was that of Katie Dolan, who
has passed the crisis of the disease.
and is now recovering.
The victims of the flume disaster
were all very comfortable yesterday.
All the fractures have been reduced
and the patients are doing well.
The ballists failed to get together
Yesterday and the VAUDEVILLE game
was postponed until to-day. A coach
will leave Main and Broadway at 1
o.. m. to-day for the grounds.
Among other flyers entered which
will take part in the five days. racing
to commence at Salt Lake on the 10Th
inst, are five from Montana-Boulis.
Jocko, Joe Howell, Formosa, Gilt,
and Thady-
Parties who have not availed them
selves of previous opportunities, can
still send specimens for the Amster-
dam exposition to F. Gentsch, Supt.
Pacific Express Company, Salt Lake,
who will forward them to Amster-
dam.
The roads on the Helena stage
route are now much improved and
stages are expected to run through in
one day. The stagelast nightarrived
at 9:l5 p. M, having left Helena at s
a. m. The outgoing stage will here
after leave here at 4 a. m.
From its assured position as the
metropolis of Montana, Butte can
with unselhsh good feeling, congrat-
ulate Helena upon the era of pros
perity into which she enters with the
advent of the railroad. The capital
city belongs to the Territory and its
prosperity is the prosperity of Mon
tana in which we all have a common
interest.
John Campbell, a 12-year-old boy,
brown hair and gray eyes, dressed in
dark clothes, with black oh ok shirt,
skipped from Logan, Utah, On the
9th inst. He is thought to have
started for Montana. His father,
John Campbell, will be grateful for
any information of the boys where
abouts, and will pay expenses for his
return.
F The Alice Band concert at the Pa
vilion last night was a complete sue
cess, both financially and as musical
event. The selections were artistic |
and rendered in a manner which
showed the high standard Of excel
lence which the band has attained.
The Pavilion was crowded and every
body seemed to thoroughly enjoy the
occasion.
A match game of base ball has been
made between Butte and Walker
vile players, to be played at the
latter place this afternoon. Some of
our best players are entered, and the
game promises to be an interesting
one. The outcome of this match will
probably be the organization of q
crack nine to scoop the Helena anna
teurs. A coach will be run to the
grounds this afternoon. |,
Some of the territorial exchanges
have gotten upa competition between
Helena and Butte on the sale of the
first through ticket on the N. P.
road. Tickets over the N. p. will
probably not be placed on sale in
Butte until some months after the
of the road to Helena,
and we have become SO accustomed
to the sale of Through tickets" that
there would be no novelty in such a ,
competition here. I
Part OF the work of the Presbyterian
Synod, of Colorado, which was in F,
session at Salt Lake City last week, {
was the division of the Synod of Col {
orado and the organization of the I
Synod of Utah. To the latter the
Presbytery of Montana will be sub {
ordinate. The opinion was expressed |
that the division would greatly in
crease the efficacy Of Presbyterian
work in Montana and neighboring &
Territories. 6