The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-05-21
Local News.

Local News.
from the Daily Of Tuesday.
Lovers of sweet cider sheuld con.
anti notice of Hattie z'ok.
The MINER acknowledges the re-
lae 81 the directory of Montana and
oe ip; Territories from the han DIS
aoJ"tn'ITe ohn A. Heingelherg, agent
OF M . T. polk y Co., publishers, De-
troit, Michigan.
~ IL, ia psy-dsy for the Moult0n.
Io1 SoS mi will oe disbursed to en-
Vnet at the bank OF Clark Il Lara
bic.
Owing to a misunderstanding about
,he time of the Reform Club meeting,
come supposirg that it would be IN
The afternoon instead of the evening,
there was q small attendance SUNDAY
evening. Proper notice will be given
In the papers %henceforth of the time
of meeting.
From the Daily Of Wednesday,.
The members of the Episcopal
church contemplate giving a straw
berry sociable on rollers at the Pavil-
ion next Friday evening May 23d.
An enjoyable time may be expected
Secretary Tooker has returned to
Helena. The secretary Is slowly
recovering from the injuries he re-
ceived in q recent railroad accident
In which he was severely shaken
up.
Judge Wilcox disposed OF several
cases in the Probate Court yesterday.
A vsgrant was sent up, a case of ma
licious mischief adjusted by Juggling
the offender, aud other minor cases
cared for.
The Ogden Pilot OF the l7:h inst.
says: Irayel by the various railway
lines is unusually heavy. About one
hundred passengers departed this
morning by the scenic route" The
q. P. and u. & N. took out full
trains.
Johnnie Miller has one Of the neat
eat, cosiest and pleasantest places in
Montana on West Park street two
doors west of the Metropolitan res
aurant. Johnnie is an artistic mix
ologist without a superior In the
country.
We are requested to draw attention
to the fact that there will be q meet
ing of members of the Butte Cricket
Club at the Central Telephone Office,
Main street. Wednesday evening at
so'clock. W. wish the new club
success.
ImpecuDious Helena young men
are pouring into the ears of their
best girls dreadful stories of poisoned
ice-cream and bursting soda foun.
tains, but the courageous maidens
sit down to the one or walk up to
the other with the air of one who
had fought dynamite all her life.
The time of the great hard glove
fight last Sunday from the moment
time was first called until the deci-
sion Of the referee was rendered, was
Just 2 hours and IL minutes, accord.
ing to the watch of Tommy Rogan.
time keeper, the longest and hard
est glove fight under Marquis of
Queensbury rules that ever took
place.
Mr.. Moses Morris, of Helena, ia
vored us with q pleasant call yester-
day. Mr.. Morris was acting Mayor
OF the capital city for some time; is
one of It's most substantial and hon.
ored business men and withal a
pleasant, genial gentleman Mr..
Morris is interested in business with
his brother In this city. The gentle
man will remain in Butte several
days.
Although 200 extra copies Of ye1
terday mornings MINER, contain
ing an account of the McCoy-Mc-
Donald fight was issued, the demand
for them was so great the whole edi-
ton was exhausted before 9 O'Clock
q. m. As a large number of orders
has been received for copies we re-
produce the whole account in this
mornings MINER. Extra copies
may be- ootaiLed upon application at
the MINER counting room.
Prof. q. A. Hoyt, who for tbs past
three years has been in the employ
Of the Hecls Consolidated Mining
Company at Glendale as assayer and
previously with the Omaha smelling
works, left Glendale Monday with a
fine assay outfit for the purpose OF
starting an assay Office in the Ceur
d'Alene mines. The gentleman will
doubtless meet with abundant sue
cess as he is said TO have no superior
In his business In the West.
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