The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-03-22
Local News.

We are pleased to state tina
Sheriff Irwin Is now rapidly improv
ing.
Great attractions at the Pavilion
this evening. The flyers will go ant
fast time be made. See ad.
, Youth, beauty, fashion, supert
music. and two exciting races at tn,
Amphitheatre to-.ight. For further
particulars see email bills.
The new. quarters Of Grix, book
and stationer, in the Bonner block
are fine, and the place has q me- 70.
politan appearance.
Mrs. Perkins, of the West Park
street variety store, has been danger.
ously Ill with pneumonia during the
week, but under the treatment of a
skiIlful physician, is now approach
ing convalescence.
Miles City Is ice-bound and water
soaked and the Journal calls upon
the people TO drain it, In order to pre-
vent a pestiIence from following the
present horrible condition Of its
streets and alleys.
Thejury in the Archie st. Peters
case, which has been on trial in
Helena, failed to agree and were dis
charged. This is the second time
during this term Of court this case
has been tried.
The West Shore for March is re-
plete with entertaining and instrnc-
tive original mater and finely exc
cuted engravings of prominent build
ings, etc., of Western cities. Tacoma,
| w. T., receives attention In the pres
ent number.
Delegate Maginnis has introduced
a bill granting the right of way to any
company to build bridge across the
Missouri at Fort Benton. Here is a
chance for the capitalists of the River
Metropolis to invest two or three hum
dred thousand dollars.
Frank Marsh, N. P. r r. ticket
agent, removed into his new quar-
tiers adjoining Grix's bookstore yes
terday. When fully settled Mr..
Marsh will have the dandy Office of
the city, and the gentleman invites
his friends to come and see him,
when he will open a bottle of-ink.
Miss Thurston, daughter of Mr.. G.
e. Thurston, formerly Of this city,
out now # Helena, while stepping
from a buggy last Tuesday caught
her foot in the brake and fell to the
ground, striking upon her head and
shoulders. The young lady was
painful y injured.
Rev. E. J. Stanley will preach the
funeral sermon of MI. David Weich's
three children, recently deceased, at
the schoolhouse, neal Stuart, Oh
Sunday. the Goth instant, at eleven
o clock a. m. On the same day he
will hold services at the Willow
Glen school house, at three O'Clock
p. M.
Oh. the mud, the boot -cllngfng mudi
sp ashtng and dashing with sickeninx thud.
Climbing wy up on the back Of Our caat,
Trying and signing to slip down our throat.
Oh. SOFT. sticking substance, too soon you'll be
dry,
And turning to dust. you will ay In our eye
sp!attering,
Scattering,
Pattering mud,
We sigh when We spy thee and cry out,
20 Lud"
In another column We publish can
Appeal for Help" from the r. E. Lee
Camp, G. w., Richmond, Va. The
"Appeal" comes from the officers of
the Camp. accompanied by a request
that we ask Territorial cotempo-
raries to publish 1t. The object of
the Camp is a noble one and will ap-
peal to the hearts of all irrespective
of party or sectional prejudices.
It WIS reported upon the streets of
the city last evening that a probably
fatal affcay occurred at a dance
at Glendale, Thursday night. It is !
said one man was knocked down
with a stick of wood, and that his
recovery is doubtful, he being still
yesterday Another man.
was badly cut, but will probably re.
cover.
The River Press OF the 18th instl
says that Paymaster Blaine and his
escort were obliged to camp out near
springs last night. They
W. re delayed by the bad road, and d.
nally stopped by the deep water Of a
One wagon crossed it, but
came near going down with the flood.
and it was concluded to wait with the
remainder of the outfit until the pas
sage could be made with more safety.
The New North W,st of the 22d
says: Superintendent Doddridge
aud st. Clair turned at Garrison
Monday after an inspection of the
road. The track is in fair condition
and cannot be improved much until
the frost gets out. The company will
begin the erection of buildings and
construction of the yard at Garrison
In a week or ten days If the weather
good. Fifty a loads of
stone are now being de-
there for the building.
New North. West: A dispatch from
Under Sheriff Mc'Tague, dated Ana
mosa, Iowa, Tuesday, March IS, says:
I'VE delivered Gamble safely here.
We 60 to Keokuk tomorrow, to
Chicago Saturday, and will
he home in two weeks.D The same