The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-04-02
Local News.
From Tuesdays Dali y.

From Tues lay Dalty
rha Bankers Daughter tonight.
iudge Coburn has arrived at
Helena.
meet in special session Friday. the
4th inst.
u Yesterday, no criminal bust
.ast coming before them.
little Annie Tiebolt, the daughter
Nv and Mrs. TiebOlt, of Walker
vi Ollie ie. was buried yesterday.
nrarch came in and went out like
MAJ. The lion didn't show him.
aiSduripg the entire month.
There will be services in st. Pat.
r,ct's church, this city, at $50 every
morning this week, Father Rarcelo
officiating.
Messrs. Sanford & Evans, of
Helena, will erect a roller process
touring mill, with all the modern
improvements, ut or hear Helena.
San Error Corrected was una
voidably crowded out in our. last
Sunday mornings MINER. 1t gives
US pleasure to correct the error in
this mornings issue.
There are about fifteen horses in
training at the Territorial Fair
grounds for the tall races. This
number will be largely added to be-
fore September.
A .spink tea" sociable will be held
by the ladies of the Helena COngrega-
tiOnal church the 9Th inst. Pink tea
grows In great abundance around the
Capital city.
In the case of VIM. 8. Smith, be-
fore Probate Judge Knox, charged
with obtaining money under false
nretenses, from Louise Peters. the
defendant was held to answer in
bonds fixed at 1000
All the churches in which services
were held were we'll attended sunday,
both morning and evening. Those
who did not attend read the MINER
snd went to bed with q clear con-
science and q mind stored with good
things.
The City Democratic Central Com
mittee is composed of the following
named gentlemen /: John Branagan. |
Chairman; George w. Newkirk, |
George w. Beal, Jerry McCarty and
C. B. Houser.
Mrs. P. A. Largely, Mrs. Wilcox. |
Mrs. Peters, Miss Wilcox and Messrs.
w. Clark and Will GOedelhOetfer are |
rehearsing selections of appropriate
vocal music for the Easter services to |
be held in st. Patrick's church Sun
day, the 18th inst.
Mr.. Ned Foster of the Zoo. Thea
tire, Leadville, Colorado, has bought
Of the Butcher Brothers n half in-
terest in the Theatre Comique. The
Comique will he opened by the new
finn nexJ Saturday evening with q
full company Of first class performers
from Colorado.
The people of Fort Benton met in
mass meeting last week, made
speeches, resoiuted about the advan-
tages of q railroad between that
place and Helena, and pledged them
selves 10 SUPP Ort the movement to
the extent of their means.
The Winter Garden was opened
Sunday evening to a packed house.
Among the special attractions of the
place was the fine singing of Miss
Crissie Morelle and Miss Morgan,
the former q great favorite with
many Butte theatre gOers.
A vein of mineral soap thirty feet
thick has been found near Helena.
II il said to equal CASTLE soap for
purposes A large vein OF
the latest improved washing ma
and q Chinaman standing be.
side each one will be found on the
lOO-foot level.
Dan Wagner was besieged by a
thousand hungry guests at the Met
ropoIitan last Sunday and f. ON their
rounded forms and smiling cOunte-
nances when they left One would
Judge they will continue the attack
lpon his already famous establish
ment.
Dillon Tribune, March %: The
Cleopatra mine. on Lion Mountain.
owned by the Hecla Comnany, never
m IRE promising than At pres
INT. The main incline shaft has
Deen dropped to a depth OF 800 feet.
i Lie 6DaIL 10 III OIL ALAAl4OASC OONy Va
IRE. Supt. Parfet is working the
nine in fine shaOe.
The Territo,i al Republican Con-
will meet at Bozeman May
I'd for the purpose OF selecting dele
rates to the National Republican
to be held in Chicago in
June. The result will show whether
rules the Republican roost in
Montana OF not.
Mr.. Lee Mantle, chairman of the
Republican Central Committee of
this county, has issued a call for the
meeting Of its m. mbers to fix the
date of primaries, and the County
Convention to select delegates to the I
Territorial Convention which meets
B zeman May I'd.
Dillon Tribune, March %: There +!
are now about eight members Of the :
Dillon Reform Club. The officers
are: President, J. McCune; Vice
Dr,;.- WY n Syoo.okc,.~