The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-04-26
Semi Weekly Miner
T APRIL %. 1884.
Local News.
,,,m the Daily Of Friday.

from the Daily OF + E0ay.
nnw CO mes Frank Owen
And Challenge to fight Rodda
C Eict,s challenge Is also open.
81 Odd Fellows belonging to the
,onyrs in this city. are requested t,
looges a. Caplice Hall this evening al
pee! a. sharp for drill purposes.
n1a killing of DR.. Barley, o
the hnrv. IS one of the most COW,
sourders that has ever c curre(
ardIy atSna, Hanging and quarter
. . . Is too good for the miscreant wht
l snogmmitted the deyi'ish deed:
%ns Missoula Times says Missouls
Ins Republicans are largely In
coun!1f BIsine. The Times publishes
!svol ames of prominent Republicans
ne favor the Name statesman
,t;S W. !. county will send a Blaine
delegation to Bozeman.
The electric lighting company OF
pntte is setting poles, stringing wire,
a for a SET Of 12 O'Clock electric
,;~hts which will I've started up next
LEX. On West Broadway one will
|he nlsced in front of the MINER Office
md u In front of the Mt. Vernon
Hotel.
According to the evening paper
Mr.. Sewell, of the bicycle team, goes
to Helena next Sunday to play q
weeks engagement and on the same
Iday leaves for Denver to play an en-
Uagement there. This is Sewell's
great scattering actin which he plays
Iintwo places at the same time.
A team of horses attached to a
wagon was found running at large
in the Park on Wednesday evening.
On. OF the horses is black and about
three years old; the other is q roam.
The owner car have the property by
anplying to w. w. Adams, Meader~
vile, and paying for this notice.
The Amphitheatre was we'll attend
4 cd last evening, the performances
excellent as usual. the applause gem
|s,ons and the audience we'll pleased
- and enthusiastic. Matinee to.mOr-
row afternoon /; last performance of
me champions in Butte tomorrow
evening
The City Republican primaries
wiIl be held after dark tonight,
when the workingmen will either be
Of work on the 7 o'clock shift or at
home resting from their days labor.
For unheard of hours to hold pri-
mary meetings commend US to the
Butte dark lantern party led by the
t-~;umvirate of bosses.
An Eagle City correspondent o fthe
San Francisco Chronicle says:
"There was preaching here last Sum
day aud an old time looking fellow
remarked to me q a hymn floated up
from the placer claims to the quartz
above, L never knew q camp to be
/ worth ~ where preaching began
] before bedrock was struck"
Among the arrivals at the Mount
House, Eagle City, for the week
ended the 18th inst. as published in
the Ceur d. Alene Eagle are the fol-
\ lowing Butteites: M. D. Horton
bury, w. Buster, w. G. Shipper, d.
H. jesse, A. B. Dell. G. Rodgers, J.
H. Scott, J. H. Wharton and J. R.
Little.
From the Ceur d'Alene Eagle:
The first marriage ever celebrated in
the Cgur d'Alene mines was that
performed by Rev. w. c. Shipper,
of the NJ. E. Church, at Murrayville,
April Sd, 1884, when Henry John
Scott, a bachelor. was united IN the
bonds of matrimony to Laura Bell
Wright. We hope friend Scott found
1t all Wright, and express the wish
that all troubles may be little ones.
After having responded Eyes" to the
questions propounded by the
man of God they entertained q few
friends in right royal style. and thus
atrue husband and perfect wife they
have launched their iove>freighted
agosy, silken sailed, out on the un-
waited onward by the good
wishes of the Eagle and q host of
in expressing the wishes that
IL their joys may be sonny" ones.