The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-07-16
AMALGAM.
AS Found In Our Clean-Up Of the
Territorial Exchanges.

The wool clip. in the Bitter Root valley this
year, amounts to 100000 pounds. 1t sold at
IN cents.
On TUESDAY,, the sth inst, Mr.. H. J. Taborn
Northern Pacific telegraph operator at Bozema,
was married to Miss Abbie +. Mardis.
A man named Sullivan got into dispute
with man named Kennedy over q game of
poker at HALEY last week and was shot three
times in the right hand.
| Aman named Daily, In he jail at Bozeman
on charge of burglary, escaped last Wednes-
day evening and was recaptured the next day.
There was shooting scrape in Bozeman last
, Tuesday night in which Mr.. Villa ms shot Geo.
! Woodson in the hip, iufllcting flesh wound.
Its reported that Judge Cobsrn has notified
cial term of court for Madison county on the
last Monday in Augustine 25th.
*. Beidler has placed in the library Of the
Historical Society of Montana some valuable
papers left in his charpe by Col. Neil Howie,
formerly United States Marshal of Montana.
An attempt was made July 10th to hurn the
| railroad h0spita in Mis>Oula, in which num-
Der of men were sleeping. It was discover d III
time to prevent dsmage. 1t is supposed to be
the WORK OF thieves bent on plunder.
Mr. Kennedy's apple trees, near Missonla, are
already weighed down with fruit though the
apples are not Oneeighth the size they are ex-
pected to be-. If such be the case now, 'Oh.
what will the harvest be-"
Avant c. urier: The last railroad rumor that
has been put in circulation is that the depot
grounds of the Utah and Northern have been
located at the Three Forks, and that the road
will be extended from Dillon TO that point dur
ing the coming fall. and to Bozeman next spring
Wood River Times: Ore has commenced
coming from the Mountain View mine, near
Bullion, and the four carload left HALEY yes
ttrday. 1t sold on oasis of 23i ounces OF silver
per ton. and Sc per cent. lead. Now tnat the
SLeam of oro hos o nnnaonood running from this
mne it will doubtless not run dry for years.
The HALEY Times states the case in this way:
WOOD RIVERS RECORD.
In 1SS0....... Settled by the whites
In 1SS1-Yield of mlneS.".... vi, ,23O;OLO
In 1SS2-Yield of mines. .. .........- S2,5 5OOOC0
In 1sS3-Yield OF mines. ................S 100000
In 1SS4-Yield of mines estimated.... S5,OOO,OOO
Helens Independent: ut is said that some
months sin e business was little dull in Hell
ena but if it is SO now appearances on the street
are deceptive, and Helena can kick up more
dust and make more noise and stir and bu tie
and rush in doing little than any burg on the
continent, save Chicago" That reminds us,
short time ago gentleman visiting Helena
said to one Of her prominent business men:
"You are building great deal and IN very
substantial manner" EYES," said the Helena
man. 1--WE have got the town to booming, and
we have got to keep on building in order to give
the men employment who have come here on
our recommendation. We have got to keep on
building or get black eye" It speaks we'll,
however. for the public spirit of the place.
A strike is in progress at the coal mines near
Bozeman. Cause-reduction of wages.