The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-12-13
Local News.

Passenger travel Is reported as be-
ing very light this week.
The incoming passenger train yes
Railway and mining stocks were
somewhat frmer on Wall Street to-
day.
Ten can of lumber for the Montana
Lumber Company, were brought in
On q train from Garrison yesterday.
The examination of the party &C.
cused of stealing diamonds, Is set for
Tomorrow morning before Judge
Nichols
Every county in Washington Ter
rit0ry gavea majority in favor of
taxing church property. That Ter
ritory needs evangelizing.
Missoula county adds over 500, 600
to her taxable property this year,
bringing the total amount Of ner as
ses-ments up to $2.2O3, 1888.
The ques ion of the admission Of
American pork into Germany. which
has remained so long in q statue quo,
il again coming before the public.
The dedication of the new Baptist
church will take place tomorrow.
Several noted d,vines are expected
from abroad, who will take part in
the services.
The relatives and friends of Mr..
Michael Larken desire to return
thanks to the public for so literally
turning out to attend the funeral Of
deceased.
=. It Is reported that q man named
Burton has made q very rich strike
near Little Pipestone Greek. The
ledge Is nine feet. An assay made
shows $50 ounces.
One of the water pipes in the east
ern part of the town, bursted last
evening. and the water had to tie
shut off from the mains in that
vicinity. The pipe will be replaced
to-day.
The railway company are unable
to transport the ore from the Ana
cOnda mine to the smelter at Ana
conda. in sufficient quantities to
allow the smelter to run at full
capacity.
Business in the police courts hiss
heen rather dull this past week. W.
are incliued to think that the class of
people usually before such courts,
have reformed and are on their good
behavior.
Remember that this is the last day
10 which city taxes can be paid with
out the additional 10 per cent. being
added. Mr.. Geo. w. Newklrk is the
individual to call upon for the pur-
pose of payment.
There Was a a 81 Of accidental
shooti" g at one of the galleries Thur
day. One of the B .rbers Was carel
ies,ly handling the gun when 1t dis
charged, the ball passing through his
foot He will moraIize while the
foot Is healing.
One of K,rkendall & Browns
t-ams | ,st two tasks of quicksilver
between the freight depot and the
Silve' B,w mill, IN tue 11th inst.
A suitable reward will he paid tor
information leading to it's recovery.
KIRKENDALL & Brown.
The Northern Pacific have put on
an accommodation train t. run from
Helena t , Garrison t. connect with
me Utah and Northern train for
Butte. This will prove of great BEN
fit to the travelling public. Tue
tr .in will commence running on
Monday
Sealskin sacque in the store, wife
looks back and eyes 1t DER; says 10
husband faint it nice," he shuts eye
lids like 3 Wise, shakes his head sadly,
"Nn;" grabs her arm-hOme they go
Drops of water onr by one, will wear
away tie hardest stone. Ere Dec-m-
ber's backbone's broke. WHEY wears
sealskin clo' k.
Messrs. Cams and Klein, the pop
uiar c'nth,er. of Butte have recently
added a large tick Of goods to their
already crowded house. and have
now on hand the largest assortment
of cl, thing and gents furnishing
goods in the city. This accommodate
ing firm are always at the front and
you will do well t" call on them be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Concerning the conclusion OF the
EdnundsOn case which has been on
trial 40 long in Helena and in which
one of the jurors said he would hang
out until "h-ll froze over" before
he would change his v,te on the
verdict, the Independent of the 1lth
INST. says: Night Lefore last being
rather cold it has been inferred by
some that the place of torment must
Rave CONCEALED, as the Edmunson
Jury brought in a verdict yesterday
morning Of guilty of the crime
charged In the indictment and recon-
meuded him to the mercy to the
uourt, A motion was made for a new
but was overruled. Judge
Wade then pronounced the sentence
Of twelve years. imprisonment in the
penlteu,iary."