The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-10-01
Local News.
FROM Frinay''s Daily.

From Frinay's Daily.
believers III polyganly are nov
xins excluded from service on tn
,spd Jury in Salt LAKE.
nl. C. Clawson has bought GU
NORGE J. Lewis of the Ketchum
Glsho), Keystone, and is now sol
pprietor aud editor.
ur, ]. Ellis, of Bozeman, who hal
an East Oh a business trip, contem
II,tps opening out in Butte If he car
',eure o suitable location.
The Bland mine, situated north o.
A. Magma Charta, and owned by
rhn H. Curtis, is turning out some
Nh ore which mills 27O ounces.
As no contract has yet been
.esrded for building the school
,np,e at the depot contractors can
md IN bids until Monday at 7:3O
N.
swego Ledge No. 9, X. of P. will
ark in the Third Rank Tues
r evening, September 3Oth. All
Euuires will be governed according
By order of WV. Bennett, &C.
Hsltupee & Keith have put up in
Big Hole Canyon, and on the
70 of the Utah & Northern Rail.
,y a large draw kiln capable of
ming out two hundred and fifty
shells of lime per day.
4 meeting of the Silver Bow
uuty Central Democratic Com
tee is called at the office of H. l..
hank this tuesday, evening, at z
dock sharp. A full attendance is
aaested. BY order of the COM
hitee.
The W. C. 7, u. of this place at its
i. meeting resolved to have a pub
temperance meeting in some one
1.-THE churches during October, per-
hs the first Sunday evening. In
resting addresses will be delivered
b several gentlemen of Butte.
til proposed to organize a lodge
tImproved Order of Red Men in
Butte. Resident members of the
nler and those who desire to become
barter memters are requested to
ball on Mr.. H. Livingston, at Gold
|nith & Co.'S, who has the matter in
barge.
The MINER office takes this occa-
bon to thank Mr.. T. T. Baker,
United States deputy mineral sur
yor, for a plat of the town site of
lnsconda. We understand that q
lumber of the plats were printed
nd that Mr.. Baker has q few on
And and 70 sale.
The coroner s jury in the case OF
fung Goodwin brought in their yer
let that it was a case of suicide.
hat theory, in the absence OF any
der facts, will work, but it Will be
Exceedingly difficult task to con-
nce a great many of those who
|ad the testimony that Goodwin
Filed himself.
lalgary Herald: During the pres
r summer over 1900 sheep have
Hn driven in.o Alberta from Mon
Pa, enc company alone bringing IN
Dock of 5000 sheep, and several
Fnpanies and private individuals
|Rsnd going into the industry next
ason, whtn it is expected the drive
VII far exceed that of this year.
The River Press gives a new
|aehod recently patented for raising
|a0ney to put smelter. We give
zoe new method "Maiden is re-
|Nang because the machinery for
us new smelter is en- route to the
lamp On the evening of Thursday,
AgSth, they give a grand ball, the
proceeds of which will be applied to-
ards paying freight
All the iron work for the Mary-
Auo and Montana quartz mill, now
" process of erection north OF Walk
|'Nlle, is to be done at the foundry
futile & Co., in Butte. Tuttle q
!" have the contract to CONSTRUCT
Wy NIL from the excavation to the
0ail driven, and at the rate the
."k Is progressing the mill will be
work in ninety days from the
wye work began.
AcCranor u Walton are opening
under Renshaw Opera House a
Sse and well selected stock of sta
and fancy groceries. They will
n'eaoy for a heavy business by tc-
s"row. The gentlemen are well
~vSh In the community and have
",s and hosts of friends. They will
U,'eSs begin at once to take q
sn W. snare of the grocery business in
'ae Sidewalk IN West Park street
Yesterday immensely improved
ma s'ol'shlng the numerous steps here
b. 'here that made life uncertain.
,ss,. some time past those who
u,s Vared on that side of the
ma after night was bold
M. reckless if he did not first
as,. 1ls will and take out an acct
s,'s policy. There are some more
asd u other parts of the city that
G,,. ''ralghtening up. but IN due