The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-11-05
Local News

The fire bell has at last found a
..,tjpg lace on the new city hall.
oats have accumulated in Dillon
.n,il about 100000 pounds are on
hand.
pdili,s IAN high last evening
,o,ndy appeared to have anything
.ss to talk about.
The agony will be over tomorrow
.,ening. TO the defeated the MINER
w,ll %prupounh the question: who
',r,,ck BILLY PattersOn""
Two DRINKS and ~disorderlles were
,nhefnre Judge Wilcox and in DE-
s%auIt OF having the wherewith to a
,h,ir fines ere sent to Jail.
II is now reported that the change
,ftime on the Utah and Northern
Railway will not be made until
about the LIST of December.
Reports directly from Wickes.
sender. Jefferson City and Raiders.
hnrg. are most %fiattering. TOole is
the fayorite and will receive an over
whelming majority in Jeffe,s son
county. The Democrats expect to
elect The entlIe ticket.
Special arrangements have been
made with the telegraph company
nv which the very latest dispatches
regarding the national and local cleo
tons will be promptly delivered at
the theatre tonight, and read from
the stage between the acts.
Last evening about eight o'clock a
WOMAN named frankie Windsor
took about An eighth of an ounce of
.ulpliate of morphine in a saloon On
East Park street. After doing this
she proceeded to L.ottie Pierce's
house. where at > o'clock this morn
ing she was in "a dying condition.
Tnere is little political significance
in the county contest this year. The
fir.t consideration Of the voter should
be to assist, by his ballot and infiu-
pnce, in sd curing the Gle ton of the
be.t men for the respective office:
10 DO this the Democratic ticket is
the one to vote. None but good men
are on it.
John Hight and q colored ''gem-
men, named John Mccartney had q
bst lie Sunday over a woman of easy
yirture. The outcome of the fight
was they were both arrested. Yester-
dsy in the Police Court McCaffrey
Mead guilty and was fined SIS. 90 and
ccsts. Hight stood trial and was &C.
Quilted.
Modtsonion: Nov. l: d. w. Pilton
has crmp eted the removal of his
goods to Butte, and started with his
family for that place last Saturday.
He carries with MIN the best wishes
of this entire community for his fu-
ture prosperity. He isa liberal trader,
a~tbOrough business man, and will be
avalued acquisition to the popula-
ton of the Silver City.
Some time ago John jolly missed a
mtershaum pipe and was in doubt as
TO who had gotten away with it. His
suspicious finally centered upon
Charles Collins and as a result he
swcrr out a warrant and had him ar
I,st,d. Yesterday Collins appeared
in he Police Curt and gave bail in
the sum of $50 for his appearance
Thursday. WREN the case will be
tired.
1t is generally conceded by all fair
thinking men - Republicans, Inde-
pepdents and Democrats a~like-that
the circular gotten out Saturday
evening and mailed to different par
ties in Butte and Silver Bow county
will do more to ecure the election of
Dan Welch for County Treasurer
than anything that could have been
sprung on him. 1t had too much
the appearance of sticking a knife in
a mans back after parting friends
with him.
Last Saturday evening after the
Democratic procession had pa>s,d
through Park street some of the girls
living on that classic thOrougbfare
thought they would have a pyrotech'
mic display of their own, and COM
mpnced shooting off fireworks into
Fosters wagon depot. The fire from
aroman candle set fire to a lot OF
rubbish in the yard, and the chances
are we would have a conflagration to
chronicle had it not been for the
timely appearance of Tommy RogaD,
who organized a bucket brigade OF
one and extinguished the flames.