The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-02-13
Local News

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The District Court will convene i
this city the 18th Of March.
As we go to press We are informe
the north bound train will reac
Butte at z o'clock this morning.
Anderson & Co. informs the read
ers of the MINER this morning wher
fresh ranch butter and eggs may b
obtained.
A arrangement Of the wires .eas
ct Ogden, caused by a prevailin,
storm Of sleet and snow, cut shor
our dispatches this morning.
The management of the Pavili q
will give q prize of q twenty dolla,
gold piece to the best dressed gentle.
man In costume, at the carnival Of
the 14th.
The Pavilion management viii
awsrd ten dollars each to the lady
and gentleman VIII best sustains the
character each assumes at the csrui.
val tomorrow evening.
The finder Of q pair of gold rim :
med spectacles will confer a great
ia or upon the owner by leaving at
school room MOL public school build
Ing. See advertisement,
Nc mail FIR Two days from the East
or the West is om.thing unusual in
this day of railroads and lightning
express. It Is not tho snow fall n
Montana that has detained it..
Over $5o0,0oo is paid out each
month iu this city, directly or indi-
rectly. to laboring men. Such pay
meats continued from month to
month beat Northern Pacific pay
cara out Of sight.
Mr.. Bachelor will give a grand
ball at CAplice hall on the I'D inst.
The justly earned reputation this
gentleman enjoys for successfully
managing all Terpsichorean enter
tainments In which he has been en-
gagged Is a guarantee that the ens.-
ing one will be a success.
The north bound Utah & North
ern train, which has been snow
bound below Beaver Canon during
the last two or three days left
Camas station yesterday afternoon
driven by six engines. It will
probably arrive in Butte some
time to day. Superintendent st.
Clair Is aboard and is using every
endeavor to get the train through.
Messrs. P%emberton, Dixon and
Medhurst arrived from Helena YES.
terday. Mr., Clark remains a day or
two at Deer Lodge. MI. Napton OBJ
leave of absence from the Con-
vention ON account Of ill-health,-a
few days before the adjournment of
that body. and Immediately started
Florida. Ths gentlemen who
came In yesterday were cordially
greeted by their hosts of friends in
Mr.. Fergus, the patriarch Of the
Constitutional Convention, has again
down the wrath of the hybrid
Of the Inter- Mountain upon his aged
head. There Is no occasion for this
Attest exhibition of its spleen. In his
argument against the article In the
Constitution which IKE. the age of a
representative In the Legislature at
lot less that 81 years MI. Fergus
lad reference to men -gentlemen.
Dur cotemporary "a see at once the
I'D gentleman had no reference ito
We understand that Rev. Mr..
lamb has concluded arrangements
With Prot. Howell for giving all the
chool children Of the city, who de-
Ire 1t the benefit Of his Sciopticon
Entertainment. We are glad of this.
t will be a most profitable and in.
ensely interesting hour to the child
and every parent in the citv
hould see that his child is permitted
0 attend and go with him, If posi-
lie. The tine, place and other pr.
iculars will be announced to-mor-
ow. =
The MINER aud the MINER
ditor are made, ia last evenings
inter- Mountain, the subject Of a full
OF the spite and sp'een and ,
lackguardism Of the poor lit
Insignificant. e~gotistical abor-
ON Of Mormon Endo -
tent house that dishonors ,
journalism. His screeds
lay be interesting 9 iinyto a few I
very few, out we believe a large
Of his very limited number
+ readers are of the opinion the little
ce should be supplied with a brass
'llar and tag and shipped back to y
kennel from which he escaped
hen he came to this country. {
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