The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-03-08
Local News.
Fsom the Daily Of Friday.

Fsom the Daily Of Friday.
Gallatin County Commissioners,
propose to build q wing to the cour
house of that county.
No trains from the South TODAY.
A heavy washout on the road balov,
here will delay it "a hours,
All oliet in Judge Nichols court
rasterdav. Judge French sent q
!.vao." up for the usual time.
Oscar Ritter, having served out his
term in the county jail for vagrancy,
left the city yesterday for the West.
The light of his countenauce will
never be seen again in Butte. If It
should be there Is danger it will be
snuffed out.
1t ls said a burdock leaf on the ton
of a mans hat will protect him from
thunder. Butte bu 'iness men who
are compelled to be out late nights at
tending to lodge duties, etc., can
order the article through any of our
city druggists.
II "Woodchopper" of Anaconda,
will send his name to this Office, his
communication in regard to the
shooting of Maginnis will receive at
tention In these columns. We never
publish communications unless we
know the name of the writer.
News was received yesterday that
L. now built to the summit-nineteen
miles-and is in good condition for
vehicles. 1t will be completed to the
mines in ten days. Men are going in
from Belknap at the rate of fifty a
day.
The San Francisco Robinson did
NO better with Sullivan than our
Butte Robinson did,. In fact the
Butte printer made a better record
than the boosted san Francisco ath-
lete made. The Bay City bragqart
should bag his head or go bug hunt
ing. He has no business with the
gloves on.
Attention is directed to the new ad
Of Cans Il Klein, in another column.
This firm has q Territorial reputa.
ton for keeping first-class goods il
their line and for fair dealing with
their customers. 1t is, we under
stand. the intention Of Messrs. Cans
& Klein to alter and improve their
business house IN this city by putting
up an entire new front.
A lady writes the MINER SAYING
her husband annovs her very much
during the night by snoring and
wants to know what she can do to
prevent it. There are several ways
sby which the lady may be saved the
annoyance. She might get a divorce
or send him to the Caur d'Alenes. or
as soon as he commences firing wads
Of musical atmosphere from his oil.
factories, drop q seven teen pound
sledge hammer on his nose. The tat
ter remedy will fetch him if she
fail in the others.
From Wednesdays Daily.
The city courts were quiet yester-
day.
Tickets for the scioptican enter
tainment may be had at Grix's. Ad-
mission, SO cents, children, half
price.
Parties desiring good furniture at
low prices, should bear In mind Pink
hams auction sale OF the Grand Gen. |
trail to-day.
As we go to press we learn that to-
days train from the south will be
two hours late. One train arrived at
IL o'clock last night.
The washout on the Utah & Nor
thern is at Box Elder Lake near
Brigham, in Utah. Its full extent is
not known but several hundred feet
of the track are washed out. At this
writing it Is not known when the
track will be repaired or when the
trains now waiting there will be able
to move.
The race at the Pavilion tonight
between George Porter and Miss Az
mes McAulif, the champion female
skater of Montana, will attract a large
crowd. Each is confident of win
ing and rink opinion is nearly evenly
divided In speculations upon the re-
suit. George is q good M if he
heads the flying Agnes.
See announcement of E. P. Brown,
with headquarters on East Park
street. MI. Brown keeps superior
goods in his line, and all orders sent
to him by mail or otherwise will re-
ceive prompt attention. Columbia
riversalmon, sturgeon and California
oranges and lemons may be found in
tempting display at Browns.
The O'Donnells will run at the
Amphitheatre tonight, and a bushel
Of fun will be had out Of the ace
Last Saturday evening O'Donnell
ran against the O'Donnells. O'Don-
nell ran In before O'Donnell, and
then O'Donnell stumbled against
O'Donnell and O'Donnell and O'Don-
nell and O'Donnell claimed that
O'Donnell prevented O'Donnell from
winning the race and 70 they are go
ing to run it over again tonight. I;
Don't miss the O'Donnell race. !
We understand from reliable AL.
that the Mr.. Lesson, who in :
the Independent a few days +,
ago that the history Of Montana
has been in course Of prepare. /!
ton by q corps of competent gentle ,
men for several months past,
be published has no o n
nection at present with the His I
Society. He sold out his In :
terest some time ago, and the sttte-
.ent he made respecting the COL
of the enterprise has no fonda :
in fact. At least. 80 we are In. =