The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-09-06
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Gh0 ..on on the N~es VI
plo SHsrt aud Recorder Of Silver Bow
local News
.myitt and Silver King COM
rsnroperty in Idaho has been
for debts aggregating $500.
" nitement about the gold dis
pm the Little Rockies is in
'e \, and stampeding is the Or
tdbs day.
uvingston!7ribune has ceased
~',;,t. Its property. good will,
core transferred to the Living
Enterprise on the so.h olt:
hall clubs had a match at Three
! y. "a the 18th ult., which result
AIN, victory for the former-score,
IN, resignation Of s. H. CLARK as
apsral Manager Of the U. P. Rail-
~ vent into effect September lst.
as bad been in the service of the
Nd for eighteen years.
contractors can have an opportun-
g., 70 figure on the new Odd
rm.novs' hall by calling at B. M.
,.d.son's, 40 Upper Main street.
g.. the notice in another column.
rottle l. Co. received on Tuesday q
hive pulley lathe and q boring ma
.hiue. Tie latter is to bore through
havy castings. The two machines
,eigh about four tons and cost $1,000.
There is some talk of having the
c.ch between Helena and Benton
~ through Johnstown and Great
r.lls. The road is said to be better
hsu the old one and only four miles
longer.
Alsdy's p~orte-monnaie was picked
no somewhere in the southwest part
dthecity yesterday morning and left
1t this office, where the owner can
rtit by proving property and pay
ing for this notice.
Mr. J. X. Davis, the newly up.
pointed principal of the public
sbools, desires to meet all the teach
,p Of this district in the high school
room Saturday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
The teachers will please take notice
and be present.
Ahard glove fight for $50 a side
hween Bob Murphy and James
Ford will take place at the Montana
Hall, al Meaderville, on Tuesday.
September g.. Queensbury rules to
govern. There will also be sparring
between several local pugilists. See
I'd.
The hard glove fight which is to
hke place at the Amphitheatre Sun
day night between Frank McCOr-
mick and Steve Burke will no doubt
attract a large audience. Both men
are in fine condition, are evenly
matched. and it will be a hard mat
ter to pick the winner.
Arrunk belonging to G. w. Soper
was taken Wednesday night about
10 o'clock from the sidewalk on
Quartz street and carried to q wood
yard close by and broken open.
Fortunately. the thieves must have
been alarmed, for when the trunk
was found the following morning,
was missing but q black
coat.
The Iron Bay Manufacturing Com
pany have on exhibition at the old
Lexington mill q duplex hoisting.ma-
chine. There is but one other like it
IN Butte, and that was purchased by
Nj. W. A. Clark for his COlusa mine.
1t is different in its workings from
the hosting machines hitherto used
10 the Butte mines. It seems to the
unprofessional examiner to be SUI
periOr in Its mechanism and more
easy to handle than any other good
hoists in this district.
On Monday afternoon, while the
iour.horse team of Col. Thornton
vas going down Montana street with
: heavy loaded wagon, the driver
being too light to properly brake the
Nsd, the wagon crowded the team
until one of the leaders fell. The
wagon ran on until it ran over both
shs hind legs Of the PROSTATE horse
and broke them of. It was pitiful
70 see the horse get up and try TO
walk on the stumps of his legs. This
listed only q few minutes, however,
for . policeman soon came along and
nercifully put the poor animal out
Of bis misery.
The Montana Lumber Company
have been preparing against . time
fire at their mill. They have put
up two large tanks. One of them Is
l4124 feet in size and IL feet deep. 1t
ID capable of holding $4,000 gallons OF
water. 1t is built on trestles twelve
feet above the ground. From this
tank a two inch hose goes to all parts
Of the mill to be of ready use in case
o. fire. The other tank is built closer
down to the ground. 1t is 1Oxl2 feet
In size and is IL feet deep. This tank
Is to supply the lower floors OF the