The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-12-03
Local News.

Parties who have been prospecting
in Browns Cullen during the pat
summer report some good quartz dis
coveries in that neighborhOOd.
In japan every newspaper employs
q man whose sole occupation IL to 60
to prison whenever . court orders
that punishment for the editor.
Miss Julia Benoit. q young lady of
gilt frame, will have . hearing DE.
fore Judge Wilcox to-day, on the old
charge Of using abusive language.
At the session of the county COM
missioners yesterday the only bosl-
ness transacted was that OF auditing
bills. Another session will be held
to-day.
Miss Annie Sylvester, the famous
bieyclienne, vino is now giving x
hlbitions at the Pavilion in Salt Lake,
will open ut the Butte Pavilion next
Tuesday, December 3.
A young lady wishes to be APP
prised with reference to q subtle rem
tdy for ~ tickling feeling ao0nt the
face and MOUTH Make him get
shaved more often.
A email scrimmage occurred IN
one of the down town saloons cary
Yesterday morning. Az . memento
of the encounter one Of the comtat-
ants carries . discolored optic and q
severely damaged nasal organ.
Lewis snd Clarke county girls have
remarkably weli-developed and
shapely feet. 1t is said to be the re-
suit of chasing calves around
corrals barefooted and allowing the
mud to shoot up between their tees.
At . game of whist the cards may
he distributed among the players IN
So. ga, 737, $50, 488, 791, 839, PSI, 40 diff
ferent ways. Hence, II you happen
to get one OF the many poor nanos III
this count, don't kick, but play IL lor
all it's worth.
Kate CastIeton, the "mash" &C.
tress. who has made euch a hit IN
.For Goodness Sake D mt Say l
Told YOU will appear in Butte De
cember IL. She is = pleasing per
former and always carries an audi
ence by storm.
An ore wagon on its way to o OF
the smellers broke down on East
Park street yesterday afternoon. me
driver painted the air blue with hls
imprecations, and then proceeded to
unload into an empty wagon that
happened along.
Two of the water jackets at the
Parrot smelter exploded Monday.
Fortunately the explosion was down.
ward and n body wa injured. had
the Jackets blown out the chances are
= number of persOns might have
been seriously injured.
r. L. Thorpe; wss arraigped before
Judge Wilcox yesterday on y harg-
of beating Dolly Thorpe. A jury
trial was had and the defendant q
ouitted. the evidence going to show
that at the time the alleged assault
was committed he was trying to get
the w,.man home.
At Clark's CoIusa everything Is
running along smoothly. The usual
ore output is kept up. A chute
screen is being built, which when
finished will be . great saving, the
finer particles being put through the
roaater and the coarse Jumps through
the c~Oncentrxtor.
Somebody has discovered that John
Smith in Latin IL Johannes Smith
ina: in Itelian, O. vanni Smith;
Spanish, Jean Smithas; Dutch, Hans
Schmidt: French. Jean Smeets;
Greek. Ion Skmiton; Russian, JON
loff Skmittowski; Polish, Ivan
Schmidt wcisk; Chinese, Jahan
Schimmit, Icelandic, Jaime Smith
o D Welch. Ilhon Schmidt; Mexl-
can, Jonll y Smi'li.
Yesterday afternoon . brute, mis-
named q man, got of his wood wagon
and Ret his horses until his arms