The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-01-05
Local News.
From the Daily Of Friday

The regular Bullion Club hop will
be given at Caplice hall tonight.
The Bullion Club party tonight
will be the first leap year party OF
the season.
Loaf a bunch of keys on q ring on
Main street. Finder will please same
1t this office.
The county sick and indigeut poor
have been rev0ved from the Miners
to the Sisters hospital.
In Justice Nichols court yesterday,
q well known saloOnist was fined $40
and costs on q charge Of assault and
battery.
Maurice Sands, of Helena, and
Miss Lizzie Jacobs, of this city, are
to be married at Caplice Hall on the
18th inst.
Although the number of reloca-
tions on New Years was large, there
seems to have been no case of fla
grant mine jumping.
The music of the sleigh bells is
heard every hour of the day and
evening, and the livery men are
re ,ping a harvest.
The Orion Brothers have associ
ated themselves with the Granite
Street Pavilion for the season, and
will furnish music afternoons and
evenings, excepting Sundays.
Montana is now the only section OF
the United States where the Jim crow
wood cuts of the pictorial press asso-
citation q be fOisted upon Cheap
John journals at six bits a piece.
It is understood that the ec0n0mi-
cal, space filling, pictorial company
propose to sue the Inter Mountain for
damages for wear and tear to which
their cut Of John A.. Logan has been
subjected in the columns Of that
Ournal.
The Northern Pacific Railroad
Company has sent All expert to ex-
anime the CpHr d. Alene quartz
lodges. The building of a branch
road to Eagle City early in the spring
will very much depend upon bis re-
port.
The evening Snoss Flake informs
the public that "the flaky element Is
falling" and "tbe indications are
that winter Is rapidly approaching"
10 q man up q tree it would seem
that winter had already approached"
by a large majority.
The machinery of the Broadway
mine at Silver Star, has been taken
out and will be set up on the Liqui- !
dator property In Summit Valley dis
trict, which will enable Superintend-
ent McDermott to double the output
of that valuable property.
The respectable young man, re-
ferred to in yesterday mornings MI
NER as arrested ena charge Of assault,
was promptly discharged yesterday
ut the conclusion of hearing before
the Police Court. Quite a number of
respectable young men appeared as
witnesses in the case.
Notwithstanding the Inter Noun.
tuin's assenevatiOn that its holiday
number contained q lengthy notice
of the Bell mine, the fact still re-
mains that in it's resume of Summit
velley output, the Bell was credited
with no production. And yet the
evening BLathersk,te has the infinite
gall to charge the MINER with steal
Ing it's statatistics of production!
Negotiations are pending for the
remodeling Of Thomas Amphitheater
into q first class opera house, to be
under the management of a strong
e EASTERN theatrical firm. It would
make q fine opera house, but strong
would have to be given
Mr. Thomas to induce him to reliE-
uuish the very profitable patronage
the Amphitheatre Is now re-
as a skating rink. |,
In the Police Court yesterday sen
,ence was passed upon Charles Mil
who pleaded guilty to the larceny !
Kittie Clyde's gold watch and his /.
in crime, George Williams, I,
,eing convicted, each were assessed
and costs, which in tho depleted
of their exchequer, will .
make them guests of the county for ,
ONE time. In the case Of several /,
veil known men who borrowed a +.
eam on New YEARS. without the ,
,wner's permission the defendants
.ppeared aud asked a continuance
Until to-day, which was granted. !