The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-08-30
local News.
Fridays Daily.

,,sM sgInh'S
~~, rogressing on the founda-
" s%a,nepsw city hall.
p @ 1'o, Crosby has returned to
@'a nou bis trip to the National
''s Nj, Boyns will occupy the
b" # the Presbyterian church
r' 't sunday morning and evening.
,hor vac was sent up by Judge
A 1s,s y. sterday. He will devote
ss time Of sentence to Identifying
bur streets. ~,-
=. A .he cheek to say it was "high
lt',ndeo that caused the defeat Of the
"Olympics."
whot,s the matter with the Inter
,onntain comps9 The MINER boys
=. .nxiously awaiting an answer to
are duAio"SS
their cbsllenge'
Considerable prospecting is being
On the fiat west of Missoula
eulch. On several dumps we noticed
some fine looking ore.
uaud, the young lady who was
,sntioned yesterday in the hair
n,llinp frscas, plead guilty before
1ndpe Wilcox and was fined $25.
New p,stofices have been estab-
Esbed as follows: At Great Falls,
|Cbotesu county, Paris Gibson, PM;
At Washington Bar, Madison coun-
~, George F. Cope, P. M.
Commissioner w. A. Clark has ap-
niuted R. B. Wallace and II. G.
KessIer as his assistants to aid In
raising funds and making a complete
DISPLAY of Butte minerals at the
Worlds Fair.
Last Wednesday morning, in Hell
sus, q Chinaman named Joe Fook
VAS shot in the forehead and in
,tsutly killed. The crime is supposed
to have been committed by the
"Highbinders."
In one of the saloons on Park
sset last evening an individual
reIed and declared himself ready for
u. Before he could get in good
brkiDg order he was landed in the
sreet. No arrests.
We are requested to state that the
complimentary reception to be given
BY the young gentlemen of Butte to
the young ladies now visiting the
city, has been postponed until Mon
day evening September LIST.
After playing three games with the
Butte nine the Bozeman club will
play the Helenas on the 9Th, 9th and
10th of September. For playing in
Butte the Bozeman club has been
guaranteed $500 for expenses.
Parties in from Twin Lakes, situa-
ted about twenty-five miles from
Anaconda, report excellent fishing
D that vicinity. One lucky disciple
I Isaac Walton caught seventy-five
oonds of trout in Two hours and a
alt.
A letter received from Tidal Wave
lstrict yesterday states that a good
,al of prospecting is being done In
at vicinity. Some good ore is
ing taken out, and when the time
mes Tidal Wave will lhavs it's
,Om.
About s., 900 worth of gold has been
ken out of Missoula Gulch thus far
Is season. The man IN charge OF
work states that nearly $4,000
,ore will be taken out before the end
the season. Water is becoming
and the men can only work
wen hours a day.
A mining company Of Deadwood
fers to send to the New Orleans Ex-
this fall All exhibit of gold
ullion in one solid piece, worth
900 providing the various coun-
les of the Territory will unite In de-
.sying the expense of transporter
ION.
Louie Rseder, of Helena, who
net with q fatal accident on Tuesday
by the falling of q scaffold
Ipon which he was at work, died
be same evening at the Sisters hos
ital. He came to Montana in 1857,
nd at the tlme of his death was sup
'osed to be worth between $25,OO
nd $50, OOO.
During the past week the MINER
received q large lot of souvenir
residential campaign cards, each
ide containing the portraits OF the
and Republican candi-
lates, the center space being lett
blank for a business card. Nearly
% 1000 of these cards have been
'rdered and printed.
Two thirty-ton copper smeltlne
furnaces were shipped from San
Francisco recently for the copper
mines of Lost River, Idaho. Inc
furnaces will be erected on the
'uelter site at the head of Willow
',eek gulch, within 1900 feet OF the
'opper mines. They will run
Trough about eighty tons of local
IRE per day.
Helena offers $500 for plans for city
buildings to be used for the Dire de-
partment, city hall, police court ana
Here is q chance for some as
bring architect to make q stake and
lame at one aud the same time. One
hundred dollars are also offered for
he plans and specifications adjudged