The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-09-10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

s'%~ofclerka aud Recorder Of Silver Boz
local News.
From Tuesdays Daily.
wires we're down east of Ogdel
nipbt which accounts for tn,
r'u amount of telegraph in this is.
q. reported that all the repairs II
!. st, Lawrence have been com
',.d and that on Sunday a full
=, of hands was put on and WORK
s s taking out ore.
We applaud the public spirit of the
.,~.condans. At the election last
A,t to decide whether or not bonds
.s"rlo be issued for the purpose Of
'"vdiug q school house, eighty-three
v.... we're cast and every vote wasi in
hvor fit.
The schools opened yesterday as
.,nopnced except three rooms in the
c.ntral building. The janitor and
~..,;stsnts had miscalculated the time
:. which they could do the work and
lad failed to get through. All the
,oous will be ready for occupation
IN 8 day or two.
Dr. H. H. Wynne, of Helena, the
veil known oculist and aurist, has
recently performed q successful Cd
.,stion for the removal of q large
sncerous tumcr involving the cav
lv of the nose tor Mrs. George Hol-
kubsck, of New Chicago, M. T.
Mr.. George Clements, of Helena,
tells the Independent that he is Ger
hin q s~ubterranean river runs under
Helena. and can put his foot upon
Two spots within the corporate limits
where water can be reached. He
Avs it may be a cave, still it runs
ouite swift. He has been satisfied of
this fact for eight years.
Sunday night a driver of one of
the VAUDEVILLE exl wagons left
bs team standing on the street with
out being hitched. The horses had
bug before that thought it time to
retire, and as soon as they found the
coast clear, made tracks as rapidly
y possible for their stable. The road
vas too heavy for fast travelling. bnt
they got to their house before the
driver caught them.
On Sunday the first shipment of
bre from the Anaconda mine to the
Anaconda smelter was made. It con-
listed of four cars of 10000 pounds
apacity. The ore was in sacks. 1t
b thought that shipments of ore will
BEGIN in earnest on the 18th inst.
The ore is now put on the cars at the
mine. The lumber and material that
fused at the mine is now taken up
By the railroad.
Salt Lake people writing to Butte
and occasional items appearing in
the Salt Lake papers proceed on the
sumption that the Salt Lake base
ball club has sent q challenge to the
Butte nine. We are authorized to
|aate that no challenge has come to
|dis club to play in Salt Lake. IT
that club ever sent one it was lost
and they will please send another,
which if it comes will, be promptly
to.
That old and reliable firm, Glands
Klein, are now receiving large in
Voices of fall and winter goods. No
|Dommendation of this firm ia need
I'd for those who have been any con-
|dderable time in Montana. Their
|hputation for excellent goods, and
Moderate prices is established upon a
irn foundation. Call and see them
md compare prices and quality with
Nose Of any other firm and you will
Ind Gands & Klein equal to the best.
Last evening a drunken brute on
West Broadway attempted to insult
NO young misses who were going
yong the street. Just then q gentle
aan came along and seeing what
u going on, without saying a word,
locked the rascal down. On get
ag up he said with an oath: "I'l
you in the morning about this"
ne gentleman said: you'll probs-
=! see me in less than five minutes
ah a policeman" The brute
upped. 1t would be well to apply
" and feathers to q few such ras
as.
Yesterday, just before noon, while
w attention of the guard was called
way for a moment or two, one OF
We gentlemen who have been gener-
ssy donating their services to the
wy in the way Of grading the
"eets, took occasion to walk away
'Aaout waiting for dinner. The
s,u!Islnan took Horace Greeley's
aVice and went west. Some officers
y" west went in search of him, but
" evidently went faster than they.
: 0e bad only about three or four
~9fs days to serve, his absence did
~ereate a vast deal of weeping ana
.Nilng. 1t is best for him to 60 as
sdld, for he will not return, know
e mat he is liable to be called on