The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-04-16
The Semi Weekly Miner.
n11TTE CITY, APRIL is. 1884
local News
From the Daily Of Tuesday.

From the DhiLy AOSCooys
Judge Nichols court added $50 to
.se civ fund Saturday. Two or
n.oo belligerants made up the purse.
r,a1O.O O. F. propose to give a
I'D celebration and ball on the
sn; ,st. 1t promises to be the most
Interesting affair OF the season.
Atle;r The gentleman has come
}. uetto To stay and Is prepared to
to;sh everything in his line at low.
est pric@s'
Data Il compare: healthy at
I"a"t Scarlet fever has abated
Peeno the little ones, and cases Of
ss%,, nb are confined to a few FAM
flies.
The Northern Pacific will ship over
on MO head of young cattle from Iowa
oud southern Minnesota prints into
Montana and western Dakota this
spring to stock new ranges.
A valley subscriber desires to call
tbe attention of horse raisers and
other parties interested to the statute
prohibiting stations running at large
vt this seas N of the year. An OBJ
servance of the law may save trouble
TO owners of these animals
Husbnndman:: The mines in Mon
taua district are well up in the clouds.
There are four principal peaks in the
mountain range which are very high.
Nrihart Badly IL 775; Round Badly,
1000: Yogo Badly. s,375; while Big
Baldy rears its majestic head $500
feet above the level of the sea.
The three hours race between Rey~
nj, de- on rollers and Careswellon
f,ot at the Pavilion Saturday night
was won by the former. The attend
snce was large and much interest
manifested In the result. Reynolds
cave the walkist twelve miles aud
bis winning the race Was a surprise
to all.
lanes s :haeffer, "a hoy only IL years
of age, living with his grandparents
near the Gaguon mine, was declared
name a day or two ago by an exam
Ing board and taken to the Warm
Springs Asylum Yesterday by Under
Sheriff Bodley. The cause OF his In
sanity cannot be mentioned in these
columns, but we may say a fearful re-
sponsibility rests upon some one.
The wrestling match at the Am.
Dhitheatre Sunday night was not
largely attended but it was a well
contested affair. The first fall, side
hold, was gained by the Frenchman,
and the other two, same style, was
won by Dickinson. In the collar
and elbow the Frenchman was
awarded the first fall, but after wrest-
ling nearly an hour for the deciding
fail at the same hold the referee de-
clared the match a draw.
The fine singing of the choir dur
lng the Easter service at the Catholic
church Sunday is very flatteringly
mentioned by all who were present.
The clear, sweet soprano of Mrs.
Wilcox, ably seconded by her accom-
plished daughter Miss Clara; the pow
erful contraIto of Mrs. Lsrgey; the
fine tenor of MI. W. Clark and the
deep base of Mr.. Guedelhofer, were in
perfect accord and filled the vast
building with a harmony of sound
seldom heard in cities of more pre-
tentions than Butte. The occasion
will long be remembered by all
present.
Madisonian: Judge Coburn. 1t ia
reported, has taken up q temporary
residence in Bozeman. Livingston.
billings, Miles City and Glendive
are all vociferously crying up the
advantages of their respective burgs
forajudicial residence, but we venture
the prediction that if the Judge gets
stuck" on quartz land as all these
EASTERN fellows do) one look at the
rock ribbed veins of old Alder Gulch
will fetch him to this end of the dis
tnct "sure as shooting" You down
fellows may as we'll ''howld yer
whist" for Old Virginny will cap
ure the Judicial cake, and don't you
orget it.