The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-07-02
News
r,om the Daily of Tuesday.

,;tv is Iull VI uAAhA ~ VIII COllS
'".oot the wonders of the Silver City.
-, y,khman calls the vehicle ridden By
s.beycle and a baby carriage a crycicle
"msd the many excursionists to Popla,
'somS rd not return to the city until this morn.
bs
~, Yesterday afternoon, for which two OF
.nsm we're arrested.
~. putter will photograph the Amphitheatre
Tho forenoon of the Fourth, taking the bands,
speakers, assembly, etc
Tho Helena Independent of Saturday has the
u,od cu,s of Jim and Jack, which is the most
unkindest cut of all.
The Kids fund story of the Ceur d'Alene
.ooion is being pretty we'll circulated, but then
.he originator only did it for a kid.
Rozeman raised a Fourth of July i Of $500
nearly s. for each male adult In the town.
Bozeman takes the cake.
Mrs Perkins hes jus. received a fine stock Of
,aw GOODS, which she is displaying upon her
counters and shelves.
uossrs John J. Jacobs & Co. propose re open.
49, tha Theatre COmique with a full company
on Thursday evening next.
The big wheel with its shining co!ors and
hound to come red or black device is being
well patronized by the unsophisticated.
The Blaise bat-the white stovepipe-has
struck salt Lake City, and admirers of the
plumed Knight are decorating their heads with
them.
Asmall society Ok. of P) pin has been handed
Gus, having been picked up somewhere IN the
streets. The owner can have same by describ-
ing the article.
It is understood that the celebration in Hell
ena will be mild as the newspapers have made
lid their minds not to participate in shooting off
the frccrackers.
Ayoung lady of this city writes to know why
the yonng gentlemen of Butte do not make
calls. The natural desire for ice cream and
strawberries is the probable cause low.
The San franciscan, q very bright literary
weekly which was started several months ago In
the Bay City, has one the way of many news
paper ventures on the Pacific coast, i. e. given
up the ghost.
The crash of bicycles in front of the MINER
office, Sunday, resulted in the overthrow of the |
TueIs. JACf UOt4 IA tllC u OCtAA l
like q crushed strawberry but they soon re
covered and were of on their fiery steeds.
The county commissioners have entered into
q contract with the Electric Light company |
under which the latter furnishes Ave electric
lights in the court house tower. receiving pay |
for but four, or four dollars per night. The |
company donates one light to the county.
Mr. r. L. Farnsworth, of st. Paul, Minnesota
will give a free lecture this evening in the Pres.
byterian church, commencing at 8 o'clock. The
su ject of the discourse will be the introduction
of Emanuel S~wedenborg into the spiritual
world during the last q years of his natural
life.
If some enterprising individual would fit up a
street sprinkler and go to our business men for
Subscriptions to sustain it he might make a
clean up which would pay well. The Water
company having forbid the use of the water
running in their pipes for street sprinkling pur-
poses, some other way must be had TO keep the
dust down.
Not content with treading the golden streets
ofthe new Jerusalem, which is the sure hertz
age ofevery Butteite in the great subsequently,,
the street commissioner is now giving US a
~foretaste of the promised land by literally paw.
Ing the streets with silver. The material used
for the fill Oh Main street above Quartz is good
milling ore and assays as high as so ounces to
the ton.
The Liederkranz picnic at Poplar Grove last
sunday was q success in every respect. The
'nion Guards and a large number of citizens
lot members of the society, were on the grounds
nd participated in the festivities ofthe day.
The music was excellent, the management per-
ect and good order and good feeling pre-
The occasion was SO pleasant to all who
we're present that it will bear frequent repeti-
With their usual enterprise Messrs. Sands &
Boyce have at great expense secured a very
and complete map of the Occur
mines, showing the general contour of
he country, Pritchard Creek, the side gulches
nd principal mines. which they present to
heir readers as a Fourth of July souvenir. The I
nap is printed In the national colors and as the
work was done by the MINER job Office, it is un-
necessary to say it Is a handsome specimen of
he topographic art. 8