The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-01-19
From the Dnily OF Thursday.
Local News.

Local News.
III Butte is one of the most orderl
cities in the West.
Northern Pacific stock is quoted
Q slight advance over last week
prices.
The skating rinks are full ever
night. There Is no falling of In th
demand for rolles.
The peace and dignity of the city
scrupulously observed by all. Thel
e is not even a common fight to repor
i Meetin gs are held in Mountai
, View church every evening, con
2 mencing at 7:3O and all are invited
attend them.
Mr.. John Beckney, who has bee
at deaths door two or three time
during the at month or two,
now convalescing.
The Eureka market is we'll sup
piled with meat to-day. Patrons cal
get anything from q piece of bee
liver to o whole carcass.
/ Jacob Kahn weller ia one of the few
enterprising business men ofthe city
Read his advertisement and prof
from what he has to say.
The ubiquitous John Doe was be
fore the Police Court yesterday for 8
too common offence by drunken men
and fined the usual amount.
The annual bargain sale OF E. L.
Bonner & Co. commenced yesterday,
and as usual on these occasions, the
! crowd Of buyers was immense.
Messrs. Fox & Price, grocers and
provision dealers, on Park street,
have dissolved partnership, Mr..
Price retiring from the business.
w. s. Hosmer, of Santa Rosa, CAL,
would like to know the whereabouts
of his brother. Gilman s. Hosmer.
He is AZ years old and about FIVE
feet six inche, in height.
The District Court will meet in
Butte the second Monday in March.
The residence of Mr.. Charles Nuss,
situated near the Silver Bow mill,
burned with its contents, night be-
fore last. His loss Is only partially
covered by insurance.
Another daily newspaper for Butte
is talked of. It should he started by
all means. The field Is enticing,
and we do not know of q place on
the continent where a company or
individual with large capital would
find better opportunity to spend it
and Observation-Disclosures.
We desire to say to subscribers of |
the DAILY MINER that notwitbstand-
ing the greatly reduced size of the
paper, the volume of reading will
be very little If any less than hereto
'ore. 1t is proposed to use a mucn
smaller sized type just as soon as it
,an be procured from the East, which,
With the space now occupied, will en-
'b]e us to give as much news daily as
vas our custom before the paper was
;ut down.
Messrs. Gordon 4 Buzzard, pro-
'rjetors Of the Comique, closed that
'opular place of amusement vita
ast nights performance and leave
or Helena to.dsy, where they will
pen on Friday night with the full
trength of the company. which has
cen on the Butte b 'ards for the past
everal weeks. They will return to
lutte about the first of February and
e-open at the old place with an en-
re new lot of performers.
Financial and Minang News The :.
resident of the Canadian Pacific is !.
,out issuing a gorgeous chrome
Illustrative of winter scenes on the
ne of the road. It is expected to be
popular and help the y
le of the company's stock. If Is q
ne to nature, it will represent a y
ackless, ur broken wilderness, COW !,
ed over with about forty feet of .
ow primeval. No charge will be q
ade for the chrome, but there will u
a liberal discoznt on the stock -
: cash.
The wedding of Mr.. Maurice
nds, of Helena, and Miss Lizzie o1
cobs, Of this city, last evening, u
's one of the most largely attended tt
airs Of the kind that ever trans d.
ed in Butte. Over three hundred OF
rsons were in attendance at Cap re
Q Hall at the ball which followed ca
wedding. The presents we're ez
merous, of elegant design and de
tly. The MINER joins in con- ca
to the welded pair and to
pes their journey through life will ce
n be attended by happiness and
'sperity. ii,
ohm Ealls, a miner aged about 80 di
rs, died at the Miners Hospital otl
Saturday evening, and was eh
led in Bellevue this afternoon at ha
clock, under the auspices of Bel tic
ne Lodge, I. o. o. F. Deceased Tt
} an Euglishman by birth, and of,
10 to Wood River about three fire
rs ago. He was q member in good tn.
lding of Salt Lake Lodge, No. l, mt
}. o. F. His wife died in Bullion vic
ut two years and q half ago, and
buried in Bellevue cemetery
cd River Times. Jan. IA. l.:
he pay of officers of the consti- of
onal convention is fixed as fol- tht