The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-01-26
Local News.

| The Eureka Market has on hand
to-day supply Of fresh pork, besides
the ususl quantity of beef and NUT
ton.
Ben Hogan is still drawing i'm
mense crowds at Ming's Opers
House, and scores are signing the
pledge. He is assisted by many
ladies In Helena, aud by majority
Of the clergy there.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Church advertise another of those
highly enjoyable affairs-a sociable
on wheels-to take place at the Gran
ite Street Pavilion on Friday even
ing next.
The Inter Mountain, the lick-spit.
tie of the Helena Herald, hastened
to publish the latter's false statement
concerning the letting of the Silver
Bow county printing. Both papers
wallow in the same mud.
We are authorised to announce
that grand masque carnival will be
given at the Granite Street Pavili n
on the l4th of February. The names
of the parties com losing the different
committees will be published in day
or two.
Independent: Tho scurrilous
Jack Mormon who conducts the
Inter Mountain, and who for the past
few months has given his vile sheet
an unenviable netoriety by offensive
personal illusions to many gentlemen
Of standing throughout Montana,
now whines about xssassins Of char
acter. Bah !"
Pinkhaun, the auctioneer. will con.
tinue the sale Of second hand furni-
ture etc, at Tompkins 4 Co.'S Weat
Broadway to-day. Hours Of sale
from II A NJ. to 3 P. NJ. A Stoddard
ak octave piano is among the articles
disposed Of to-day. Those wanting
such an instrument should be on
hand at noon.
The "Elite" furnishes some mouth
watering reading in to-day's MINER.
We don't know 1t from experience
but judging from the crowds that
have been rushing to that popular
sample room during the past few
days to t. ke q "few linee' Of POM
merry Sec aud Old Crow we tumble
to the fact it Is mountaineering.
If Mr.. Walker of the Alice Co M
panv don't soon make out report OF
its financial condition, and publish
that report in the Inter Mountain,
and pay for it at the rate of 20 cents
a line, John Brigham will soon be
in condition to be turned over to
the care of nr. Mussigbrod at Warm
Springs.
Mr.. Phil 8. Rountree. agent for
"Calfee's Wonderland Exhibition"
from Helena last evening,
and as will be seen from our adver-
tising columns, has secured Renshaw
Opera House for two exhibitions,
Monday and Tuesday evenings next
Mr.. Calfee will have with him Judge
Fl. n. Mcguire as lecturer, who will
'omment upon and explain the views
as they are produced.
The Leiderkranz Gesang Verein
are out in an announcement for a
grand bal masque on the 7th of Feb
ruary. Itgoes without saying that |
it will bea grand affair, as the parties |
given bt this Society are noted for |
their elegance and pleasure. The
price Of tickets Is placed at the very !
low figure of$2 for gentlemen and |
81 for ladies, with the privileges of
the floor, and 50 cents for spectators.
The information In aletter received !
BY this Office from Tone City. and |
published in the MINER yesterday, |
to the effect that Mr.. J. H. Butler |
and VIM. Owsley were partners in
the purchase of town lots in the new |
town, is incorrect. Mr.. Butler has q |
partner in his purchase, but it Is not |
Mr. Owsley. Mr.. Butler Is now on
The ground and has q house nearly |
which will be fitted up a
! lodging house, tho furniture and |
bedding for the same being pur-
chased in this city.