The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-03-26
Local News.

Local News.
s,ariff Ir vim is rapidly GONZALES
'iI W. are pleased to learn that: MRS..
Rose Perkins Is now considered out
u I'VE many friends Of Mrs. Ambrose
will regret to learn OF the lady's seri'
ous iudisposltion.
M aoeiv;ne its last touches of paint.
Is 49, completed Wagner will have
WEI Of the cosiest places in the city.
The Livingston Enterprise enters a
e;smarckian protest against the
Am erican hog running at large IN
the streets Of that city.
Winter has an India rubber YER
,ebrg. The light fall of snow
last night indicates that the old tel
low is still lingering around the lap
of spring.
Rev. Father Dolls has been called
TO Glendale and Anaconda to attend
funerals at those places. For this
reason the usual Annunciation Day
services at the Catholic church will
be omitted to-day.
The Pavilion offers great attrac-
tons for the children next Thursday
evening in the shape of q masked
carnival and fine prizes. 1t will be
n gala night for all. For particulars
consult ad in another column.
Mr.. E. D. Reynolds tells the world
he has machinery to sell, in one of
the handsomest and most attractive
signs in the city. The sign was put
10 position owe Casey & Brophy's
store yesterday afternoon.
Diphtheria has claimed for its
victims the only children of MI. and
Mrs. David st. Clair. a little hoy and
girl, both under six years of age.
The family lives in the timber, about
ten miles from Anaconda, and
yet the dread scourge penetrated
their retreat and took away their
little treasures. A host of friends
azluledmHs with the bereaved par
ents in their deep afhictiOn.
Pinkham, the rustling a%uctioneer,
and dealer In everything from a pa
per of pins to q piano, says business
never was better with him and that
during the past week he has sold a
warehouse full of furniture etc. Mr..
Pinkham is pushing work on his
new building and expects to be in 1t
by the 5rh or 10th Of next month.
And now the winsome city girl,
With eyes f blue and teeth of pearl
Elevates her silken skirt,
dives her dainty head a firt.
And DER he crossing lightly trips;
Pursuing UP her pretty lips.
And scOwling at the staring dude
Who strikes corner attitude,
She seems to sa "Yo slim galoot.
Quit sizing up my rubber boot"
School superintendent Lockley
wishes us to correct an error he fell
Into last evening In announcing the
programme of the Teachers Insti-
tute for tonight. Instead of an adj
dress by Territorial superintendent
Hedges, MI. Howell will treat on the
subject of "Evolution." This is ac>
cording to the published programme.
Livingston Enterprise 21st inst:
G. A. Carson gives us the intelligence
that G. F. Hobart told him that he
found indications of an attempt to
burn the hotel at Mammoth Hot
Springs. Several boxes of inf1amma-
BILE material with candless ready to
light placed in them were found close
under the roof of the building about
ten days ago. They were removed
and two guards appointed to watch
the building night and day.
MI. \ Io,oo vo;ror coro non
De Guile, has quite an origin IL plan
for bulling his mines. He shows the
new arrival a piece of quartz. and
asks him If he can e gold in 1t.
When the tenderfeot says he can see
no gold, the miner puts a pistol to his
nose aud again asks him whether he
can see gold, and the tenderfoot
swears the rock is alive with gold. In
the spring it will be necessary to sell
some of the claims in the same way.
The Democrats of Helena have
nominated Col. w. B. Hundley, for
mayor, Jacob Loeb, for treasurer and
assessor, and l.. N. Smith for police
MAGISTRATE. Their whole ticket is an
exceedingly strong one and cannon
we'll be defeated. The personal pop
ularity and sterling integrity of the
gentlemen upon the ticket will com
mand a support which 1t will be diff
ficult for the Republicans to over
come. We predict the triumphant
election of the Democratic municipal
ticket in the coming election in the
capital city.
We make room this morning for a
communication from the Hon.
James Fergus, of Meagher county.
While the MINER does not agree
with the gentleman in his opinion In
regard to taxing mines, we know
nina to be conscientious in his views,
and accord to him honesty and
earnestness in UNFOLDING them. Mr..
Fergus is a gentleman VINO can
maintain an argument without In
dulging in scurrility or low persona.
abuse of an antagonist.
Mineral Argus, Goth inst: The
prcprietors Of the Bamboo Chief, a
silver. bearing, free-milling mine,
have been pushing developments on
Their property during the past winter,
and now have their industry re-
warded by the exposure OF a NM
vein Of ore, immensely rich with
ruby siiver. Average pieces OF this
ore have been assayed by two or
three experts. and pronounced the
finest they have ever seen
in the Territory. Mr.. A. NJ. Esler,
superintendent of the Maglnnis
Mining company, offered the owners
81, 900 per ton, on the dump, desiring
to secure a few tons for shipmentand
reduction, in one of the large reduce
Ing works of the east, but his offer
was rejected.
The MINER Is in receipt of the first
Annual Bulletin OF the Montana
Wool Growers Association for 1883.