The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-06-25
Amalgam.

Whit, Sulphur Springs is to have a new brick
hotel.
Helena had a heavy rain and hail storm last
Friday.
Trains are now running overthe Park branch
from Livingston.
The post of the q. A. K. at Dillon, will be
mustered in this evening.
The corner stone of the Sisters Hospital at
Helena, will be laid to-day at 3 o'clock =. m.
The next to come to the front with a notice of a
Fourth of July celebration is Sheridan.
The owners of Charley Ross calculate that he
will have u walk,Over on the 4th.-Husband
man.
The Dillon brass band is trying to master
music and are making efforts t. please the pub
lie.
Hing See and Shot Kee, a pair of Mongolians.
elOped from Anaconda last week and went to
Helena.
1t is reported that the tragedian. Bandmann,
was Sllmmarily elected from Il MiSSOula store
for insulting remarks,
1t is reported that the receipt of cattle for the
range on the Yellowstone Valley this season
will be UNUSUALLY large.
The editor of The Dillon Tribune is incensed
because he could nottell the differ. nee between
New orleans creoles and Arabs.
White Sulphur Springs is TO have an ice
cream saloon. How it will please the giIls and
how the boys pocket books will sulphur.
Christian r.. Ross, the father OF Charley, has
been walking and riding over the country tn
lind his son ana he will be pleased to know that
Charley Is at White Sulphur Springs.
The Helena Independent has an article about
Coles circus headed Animal Spirits.' The
item would indicate that the writer had had
some kind Of spirits, and probably in animal
doses.
1t is said that Receiver Hume will offer the
employ ees ut the Park Hotel first mortgage
bonds on all the Improvement Company's prop
er y. payable in thir'y OF sixty '!ays. tine men
q" not accept that prOpositt II negotiations VIII
probably be OH. -uch rs accept the proposition
will be gwen work at good wages or free trans
poltation to st. Paul as they may prefer.
A venerable Zulu known as doctor and a
female resident of the Anaconda ParK street,
had a disturbance a night or two ago which re-
suite i'll the Iulu's being shot with q hatchett,
and a nasty Looking wound inflicted on tae left
cheek bone. DR.. Lesser stitched the cOou-sklll,
but The owner refused to enter complaint: and
hostllities are at III end temporarily.-Revlew.
On Monday last. Robert Findlay, who vase Ell
gagged in helping Mr.. Phelps erect a CABIN nthe
para on the Neihart roa :, hal the misfo,tuna.o
get an ugly cut in the face, His axe turned IN
and 1e,ounded, striking him betae IL the eyes,
cutting a cash from hiss upper LIZ to his fore
head, splitting the nose. The force of the lick
was broken 10y tle fold of his wide brim hat.
which probably prevented his skull fIom being
Opened.-IIusbandman.
The Madison Valley Is an uncanny region for
escaping horse thieves, and when the boys get
their blood up, they make things mighty warm
for this sort of gentry. The chase of last week..
ending in the killing of one and the capture OF
one in 1872, when a band of BoZeman horse
thievcstricd to get away with their booty over
this route. A. in Ibis case, after the sheriff and
his posse had abandoned pursuit. the lads OF
the Madison valley took it up, and did not stop
until they had sent several-threc, if we re-
member aright-of the thieving, gang to the
happy hunting grounds, and taken i'll the re-
horse thieves to give this valley a wide berth. II
they would save their scalps end get away with
their plunder.-Madisonian.