The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-06-07
Local News.
Ram the Daily of Friday.

From the Daily of Friday.
.oor four men were held up in
D;ty At an early hour this morn
'ns by unknown persons:
n,,ine the month of May applica'
pu LORE made in the Helena Land
MICE ',@ for 1868. 50 acres Of desert land
r,v little business was transacted
,s city courts yesterday. A damp
~, cools the angry passions of men.
uessrs. Wormuth Il Delphus have
u,,chased the Delmonico restaurant,
!nd nropose to make it the model
eating house of the city.
Anaconda is building a skating
rink, building a church and other
wise putting on the undergarments
ofan advanced stage of civilization.
The sociable on rollers given by the
ladies' of the Episcopal Church at the
Pavilion last evening was we'll at.
tended and proved a gratifying sue
cess.
Services will be held In Stuart on
Sunday at II a. H., Warm Springs,
sp. m., Anaconda, 8 p. m. All are
cordially invited. J. w. Bennett,
pastor Butte circuit.
Atramp confined IN the countyjail
shook the dust of that building from
bis feet q day or two ago and skipped.
1t is a good time for the tramp not
confined to skip. Bunch grass mas
started and walking is good.
Livingston Enterprise: The Dia-
uond range from Sixteen Mile creek
to Benton gulch promises to be one
continuous succession of gold, silver,
and copper bearing leads. 1t is now
the l~iveliest field of prospecting in
Montana.
Mr.. J. +. McClintock, of White
Sulphur Springs, was in the city last
evening. Mr.. McCliHtock has been
treasurer or deputy treasurer of
Mesgher county during the past
lwelye years and SO faithfully has he
discharged his trust that the people
oftbst county will probably keep
him in the Office as long as he will
accept.
One week from Saturday evening
the 18th inst.-Messrs. Herman
morris will give one of the most
@el, amusing, and at the same
nme unexceptional entertainments
ever given in Butte. One of its fea-
lures will be a friendly, but artistic
of science between Mrs.
HERMAN and Miss Grace Alvin
soft BACKED gloves, the one
the most points to receive a
prize. Particulars in due time by
mall bills.
Here's health and happiness,
wealth and contentment, and q green
I'D age to Doctor and Mrs. Norcross.
Nay their journey through life be
trewn with buds of hope that will
lossom into fruition; may adversely
before their footsteps; may
roaperity and Joy and abundance ne
leir landmarks and may the heir
st born to their name and
grow up to honor and bless
lem In their old age" was the toast
attaches of the MINER Office
ank yesterday upon the receipt of
dozen of Franks best with "Com-
iments of DR.. Norcross.
As may be seen under the head of
Announcements Mr.. J. w. Kem-
er announces himself as q candi-
ate for the Office of Assessor for
liver Bow county. Mr.. Kemper is
young man Of exemplary habits,
ne business qualifications, and
CONF etent In every way
discharge the duties Of the office.
10 hos occupied responsible clerk
hips in several legislative sessions In
bis Territory, and received the high
at encom iums for the accuracy and
&sh of his work. Nj. Kemper is
Mdn timer, a consistent Democrat,
saithful worker in the party and
this recognition at the hands
1.-THE Democracy of the county.