The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-06-14
Local News.
r,,m the Daily Of Friday.

r,,m the Daily Of Friday.
,s al unhealthy place FOL
o.mum meeting to be held III the
Root valley, will open Wed.
R"' rnne 18th. at Z o'clock and con-
' Im for five days.
,netiop sales seemed to be all 9he
..as last evening as there were three
';ssrent crowds bidding on articles
CD Main street,
Grading has begun at Marysville
hr the new 80 stamp addition on the
Cruise mill, and the contract calls for
its completion in four months.
Prof. Helm, formerly leader OF the
orcbestra of his Imperial Majesty,
Emperor of all the Austrians, is now
director of the Butte Liderkranz.
The American Institute of Mining
Engineers adjourned from their
Chicago meeting last week to meet
again in Philadelphia on the first
week of September.
II is reported that &C. Howell has
odinsted his affairs at Denver and is
On his way to Belknap, Montana, to
improve that town in which he is
largely interested.
In reply to- request to Mr.. Samuel
Word to deliver the Grafton in this
city on the glorious Fourth, that gen.
temau telegraphs II should be
most happy to comply with your e
quest but on that date I expect to be
Cd the way to Chicago to assist in
naming the next President"
The Rev. J. r. Russell, having
been requested by nearly all the
members of the Presbyterian church
In this city, to hold religious services
each Sunday, has kindly consented
to do so and will commence the Sc
ries by preaching in Good Templars
Hsll-not Odd Fellows Hall as erro-
neously stated-next Sunday even
Ing.
The Daily River Press has adj
vanced the subscription price of its
daily to fifty cents a week and says:
'If our friends and patrons will sus-
un us in this matter-a small
mount to each of them but much to
Eve will seek to make the daily
better than it has ever been. Other
wise, and rather than lower its
standard, we would prefer to issue a
weekly only"
The coming down of several
of crockery and glassware in
The store of Mrs. Perkins on West
Park street last night caused an
alarm of fire and created q confusion
which did not subside for some time.
There was no fire, but it was by q
mere scratch" that the shelves in
down did not strike the
hanging in the store.
The fire department was soon on the
pot but its services were not needed.
he loss to Mrs. Perkins is consider
Bile but at present writing 1t could
OF be ;;scertained.
Sheriff Irwin is making a whole
lie business of capturing vaks.
hich are fast becoming an intolera-
nuisance. Yesterday he captured
at Silver Bow and they are now
nguishing in the county Jail. While
the Junction he encountered two
,alvideals of seedy appearance and
,formed them that he would furn-
ii them with transportation to Butte
nd board while here or they could
hoose between taking the north or
ruth track. They concluded to 20
,uth ward and marched accordingly.
[uch praise is due to Sheriff Irwin
" bis untiring efforts to rid the city
t these abominable pests.
The Belknap Sun says that in the
at Thompson Falls last Sun
Wy there were only three persons
owned, whose names are as fol-
lows: j. Stout, Paul Ducharme and
J. Denaut. Those rescued were
Perry NJ. Shuck, P. s. McDermont,
VIM. Fisher, the two Finleys a MI.
and two others. The three
drowned were all single
men. Henry Blythe, the owner of
be eleven animals drowned, says
lis loss is about So, 900, and the total
oss of property is estimated at 5000.
We learn from another source that q
terry Will De IN running ORDER
n Thornn,o~ E,l1o 80 tho n~svroo nf a