The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-08-09
THE snM1wEEKLY MINER, BUTTE, MONTANA, AUGUST 8. 1854.
Local News.

AOcal News.
see notice Of estrayed horaes.
Inc Dillon Tribune Is to be en,ars.d
Fh'sa McAllister is showing in HALEY
oance nails are running in full blast.
Zee ad. Of girl wanted to do ,.r.,., -.
work. seAelaA mouse
B. Petit has urgent use for 4. end ,,,o,..
terer. "" "pnois'
tour. 10 occurring
the supreme court convenes In Helena next
Monday. nsA'
Lawrence Barrett will appear in Salt lake
next Monday evening.
I. Demon L. Co. have q tempting d,sn.sv ~
1ruit at the Tropical Palace.
Dolman has two car loads of Missouri, chick.
ems for sale. Missonrians get to the front.
The case against Crockwell for carr, Ing con-
cealed weapons was continued until Tuesday,
Bradstreet's agency reports 21n names of
business firms In Montana at the present time.
Sheridan & Barker. merchant tailors, Vest
Park stree, have received a fine line of sui,ings,
etc.
Thomas Burns was arrested yesterday on u
charge of vagrancy. He will have q hearing
to day.
A number of men are placer mining in Mis-
soula 0uich. They are reported to be maklug
good wages.
"Round goes the wheel; everybody wins and
the old man los 50 can be heard nightly on
Main street.
VIM Baker Is takirg out some ore that assays
300 ounces from his lead west of Missoula
gulch.
The unpleasant oder LEFT on the breath ate,
eating onions is entirely removed by eating a
half pound or 80 Of Limburger cheese.
Pinkham now holds auction sales every
Wednesday and saturday afterno m, at which
you can Purchase anything at a prize to suit.
John Baker and Hank Palmer are work'nga
leased mine west of Mas ula gulch They are
almost ten Get down and have some 20 ounce
Ore in SIGHT.
If cleanliness is mex to godliness, Putte must
be far away from the great white throne. The
malodorous alleys smell to high heaven, but no
farther.
If a man is struck" on the street for a half or
. dollar there is no need of his reporting to the
officers that he was robbed. such reports only
create alarm.
The ball given by the Butte base ball club
la t evening at the Paw ion Was a decided SUI
cess both socially and financially. Dancing
was kept up uutil early in the morning.
Last evening The Alice band rendered Mr.. J.
pleasant serenade at the residence of Super
inteudent Hall in VAUDEVILLE.
Yesterday a man named Duraud was thrown
from a bucking bronchp and had his ankle dis
locat d. He was taken to the Miners hospital,
where his injuries were attended to.
A bicyciist came near causing a runaway on
West Broadwa. last evening. But for the prompt
interference of a bystander We might have had
a very interesting runaway to chronicle.
Three alleged Montana men, John Brown,
Vim. Rogers and E. Wolf, were arrested in Port
land, Oregon, lat week. for making aud pass
ing counterfeit silver dollars.
The Utah & Northern now has a "lay over
Pullman sleeper at Garrison, and passengers can
directly aboard of 1t on the arrival Of the
Northern Pacific night train from Helena.
The building now being erected by Dr.. Bishop
Granite street will be ready In about ten
days. The upper story will be used as the fami'
" residence and the lower floor for office aud
consultation rooms.
The Deer Lodgersa are fig ring for water works.
Two plans are presented: enc to bring In water
a pipe from the Cottonwood, ut q point
q mile and a hal above town, and tie other to
sink an artesian we'll.
Herald: Our Helena base ball nine should
keep in practice, if they expect to down the
Butte boys at the next meeting. ills proposed
that the first game be played In Butte a week
from tomorrow, but this matter has not been
fully determined upon.
A fair sizad audience greeted Miss Rogers at
the Methodist church last evening. Her re-
marks were listened to throughout with the
closest attention on the part Of her auditors
The lady leaves this morning for Helena, on her
way to Chicago.
James Liston, who was arrested for stealing a
brace ct from Mamie Swift, q n, mph du rave
residing on Galena street, yesterday Withdrew
his plea of not guilty to grand larceny a q
pleaded gui ~ to petty larceny. Sentence was
until Tuesday.
Articles of incorporation have bte lice N
the territorial secretary's Office FIR the 1ncorpor-
alton Of the Butte Gas. Fuel ard Light company
W, A. Clark. Patrick A. Largely and harry
A. D'Acheul as corporators. Capital stock $780,
600. l.. 1000 shares of 500 each.
A rumor was current on the streets early FRI
day morning that a man had been held up IN
the alley tack of the California Brewery. A.
the party who rel orted himself as being rubbed
not show up a Very c ear case, no reliability
can be placed In his statements.
A reduction of Is cents Pc day In the wages
Of the inside men at The Wickes reduc'lo'
" rks was announced last Friday. and the men
Immediately quit. After consultation 1t was ne
cided to withdraw the order for the reduction
wages, and the employees thereupon resumed
work.
lanes r. Hickok. a deaf mute who has be'n
An nmateo of a deaf an I numb asylum III uo'
lin, Ireland. paid the MIN R Office a Wilt yer.
terday. Mr.. Hickok is not physically ao'e u
a livelihood, and as q mean" IT keeping the
wolf from the DOR is ped ling pencils etc. We
commend him to the good offices OF our citizens
New Nor Invest: Fairgrove and Lem'o ns,
arrested for completely in the Edwards mlr1er'
were brought up FIR examination before Judge
Emerson on Saturday and discharged, the
Judge holding that the prosecution Id not
make q sufficient showing on which to giants
continuance until witnesses could re procured
Walla Walla Statesman: In case OF the
cholera visiting his country we congratuia'e
the citizens of Butte city beforehand, fr the
reason that the copper smoke from the smet'
ing works will be an immunity against the
n,apue. In Swansea. Wales, where Eivians
upper works are situat d. the fumes 'mpres.
nate the atmosphere and in al its cholera
visita,ions Great Britain has experienced