The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-04-19
From Saturdays Daily.

CEOW 6AIu,Oays DAl1y.
Ferd Kennett was elected mayor OF
Missoula last Monday, beating Frank
Woody 98 votes.
Steve Taylor, ex county clerk of
Custer county, is at lasted landed in
the Miles City jail.
George Porter won the five minute
race at the Pavilion last evening in
q field of i've contestants.
The Pavilion had q large house last
evening. Interest in skating does
not appear to abate in Butte,
Next Sunday Rev. Father Dolls
will say holy mass at $50 in Butte
City, and at 1890 in VAUDEVILLE.
The Republicans of Missoula coun-
ty hold their primaries to-day and
their county convention the 18th inst.
The bicycle race. n mile, between
Wilmot and Wheeler, at the Amphi-
theatre last evening, for q purse of
$50, was won by Wilmot in 4:l8.
. Leavett's Gigantean Minstrels will
open in this CITY Monday, the 18th
inst. The Ministries are highly
spoken Of wherever they have per-
formed.
The committee having in charge
the construction of the Catholic
church, publish in this> mornings
MINER something of interest to plas-
terers. See Proposals Wanted"
New Northwest, 18th inst: "R. L.
Farnsworth, Esq. announces q lee
ture at the penitentlary next Sun.
day, where all our people are invited,
and where many of them ought to
Captain Mills left for Bozeman
before the paper was issued.
The masked carnival at the Pavil.
ion tonight promises to be q mag
nificent affair. The list Of fine prizes
offered for the best sustained charc-
ters viii draw out a large number of
The Pavilion is noted
for its successful carnivals.
The Caur d. Alene Nugget says
b. Ives took from his claim
two days with two men $685., or
;lS Sc per day per man. The editor
claims to have seen the gold washed
tut. dried and weighed. 30 he is GER
ain there is no humbug about it.
The Democratic primaries will be
,eld to-day. The ticket selected by
he several ward caucuses will doubts
ess be elected and q light vote be
,ast. The utmost harmony exists In
he party, the only desire being to
lace the best men upon the city
Herald: As the travelling season
it's effects are e e in the
ross earnings of the Northern Pa
i6c railroad, which for March
to 500. 900. The showing
Or the first two weeks in April indi-
ate earnings for the month amount
ng to 81, 100000.
Dennis Simpson has purchased the
roperty occupied by Mr.. Thos.
White for the past two or three years
) a barber shop, and will continue
,e business there and also at the ,
Id stand under Donnell, Clark &
bank. Both shops ase :
tted with bath rooms. :
Elsewhere In these columns Is an. ,
ounced the death at Brunswick, :
TO-. of Mr.. Geo. W.. Dolman. De- l
,ased was the father of P. r. DOL :
IAN of this city, who has but recent I
!, returned from q visit to his old s
Dme. The old gentleman had been I
ling for some time, but it was not =
fought he would pass away SO soon. t
Manager Mcguire left for Salt Lake
,erday to arrange for the appear
nee in this city Of the celebrated
seedian, Daniel E. Banman, who ,
soon play an engagement In the :
place. If Mr.. Mcguire is sue q
,eaful in making an arrangement u
Mr.. Banman the gentleman q
III appear throughout the Territory q
,der the formers management. .