The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-08-06
AMAL2AM,
As Found In Our Olean.uD of the
Territorial EXCHANGES.

the Sisters are contemplating the erection Of
. three and a half story hospital at Missoula.
The Deer Lodgers are figuring for water
NIL :, " pans are presented; one to
ana the other Is to sink an artesian well.
Walla Wa.la Times: A large number of Ia
oorers carrying their blankets about in search
Of work, many Of them 'layed out miners, are
calling at fan houses daily. There ought to be
trary notwithstanding for the liars who induced
men 20 follow the phantoms that 50 bitterly de-
ceived them.
Last Thursday 2 tramp applied to Mrs. Chas.
set before him so ne bread aud butter aud cold
meat. He demanded that she cook and give
MIN some warm food. She then took up a re-
yolyer and hred at him three time: She made
nw rm for him if not for the grub"
Independent: The PIT bear 1T the Hot
Springs came near making . meal off the foot Of
Ole OF the pickuickers "a iady) on THURSDAY.
who happened within his reach. Fortunately
a gentleman who wore 2 pair Of heavy. courag-
ne got through Kicking the bear the ami nal lost
his appetite and skunk back into his kennel"
The Northern Pacific has leased the Oregon
railway q Navigation Comrany. The Pioneer
Press states that the G nditions Of the lease are
thought to be as follows: Payment of fixed
charge>; 8 per cent interest the 0rst year, 7 per
cent the second, and ) per cent. thereafter.
nhis IS supposed t. be the basis upon which the
the oregon Railway 4 Navigation covers nearly
!oO miles of railroad. the steamship and steam
BOAT lines, do. Ks, the interest in the Northern
cries. F
New North West: Daniel Gerry was found by
me side OF the n: T. r. X. track. q little east Of
Drummond. on Sunday morning. with his right
arm badly crushed, and in an insensible condl-
Ton: ne says he had boarded the passenger
was thrown off and fell under the cars. lie was
sent here by sheriff Nc Master, after ccnferr,nv
with Superintendent Cable at Helena, the 3, Z.
Company Com tgsi 9 to have awning to do with
above the elbow on sunday IL orning at st. 10
seph's hospital. The man is much Bruised 9th
erwise, but is doing well.
River Press: A wal party of twelve Indians
passed between the Geyser stage station AMI
wei armed and noun ed. they xii ed Z steer
ABOUT a mile and q half from the ranch, built a
fire " t9- SIDE Of the carcass. cooked what they
required and left the est The next, morning
herder>, sto Q nearly all of ,its provisions and a
portion of hi, clutht e. used up his freWoot in
cooktn' and departed, taking a direction to
ward the Belt mountains. A their movements
were bold In the extreme. To what tribe they
belonged was not ascertained.
The Wood River Times says that the lava beds
between ShoshOne and snake afver have been
on fire for several dsvs. Thousands Of acres
have been denu1ed Of sage brush and grass and
the flames are spreading 80 rapidly that it is
American Falls to Cohn s Ferry aud from the
Snake r v-r TO the railway track will be all
stripped If veg tation. The fire is the result of
q feud between the ranchers and stock ralsers.
Some ranchers DESTROYS of keeping way the
stock next fall Set fire to the ssge brush and
wild grass and the fire has spread all over the
lava fie DIS. TIE r4hchsts have Succeeded In
keeping away th cattle, but will their success
at this be Of any benefit to them: