The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-09-03
MouNoEMENrs
local News,

lake Oltys A"SV HAAu"ys ~
$4,000 pounds Of sugar.
~ T. Argyle, lately of Butte,
paae Idaho Sun, has arrived at
~ home at Murray, in the
poskman, formerly Of Butte,
,..ted at Helena, was confined
=. bed last week with An attack
vorkmen begin to-day to lay
.oo,nosition floor in the Pavilion.
w. barrels of cement have been
..sIrsd for that purpose.
rhe banks of Salt Lake City re-
that during the week ending
% '.,.t 9th, their receipts In bullion
Ay ore amounted to Sis, 1921
r. A. Calkins, q young gentle
~ from Corning, New York, has
's,,lv arrived in Butte and has
'.s.n a position in Grix's book store.
~. understand q game of base ball
.nlsved at the race course last Sum
d.y between the Nine snides and the
v.;de Nine, which resulted in a vic
INV for the former.
Rev.. H. D. Fisher, d. D., District
superintendent for the American
pIble Society, is IN Butte. He has
iost returned from a visit to eastern
voutapa and is on his way east
gsin.
DR., Mussigbrod, of the Deer Lodge
Warm Springs, went to Salt Lake
ctv last week to take home q MI.
Rown who for the last year has
hseu 9 patient in the insane asylum
and is now about recovered.
Last Wednesday morning Mrs.
Elizabeth Taylor, of Salt Lake City,
me ofthe wives of President John
TAYLOR 1ell down a cellar way, break
ipg her right arm and dislocating the
wrist. She is seventy years of age.
Tho college of Montana located at
Deer Lodge will begin its second
vesr tomorrow with q full and COM
corps of instructors. Full par
iculars can be obtained by address.
ng the President, Rev. d. j. McMil-
ID, D. D., at Deer Lodge.
Parties wishing to secure the ser
ices of a man with q team to 60 cut
. fishing and hunting excursion
snnot do better than to engage MI.
W. Wilkinson. He has q good
cam and wagon and can be engaged
scheaply as any other person.
John Taylor was the man who was
IN over by the cars and killed last
night. He had been I'M
loyed as q teamster in and around
lutte for the past year or two and
gently was working with one OF
e steam saving machines.
Thomas Quinn, who killed him.
II Saturday night, was buried on
Inday afternoon. 1t is supposed
1t the heavy losses he has been
lately at the gaming ia
so preyed upon his mind that he
came tired of life and determined
end it.
A rumor was started yesterday
1t there had been q shooting
ape in town on Sunday night, but
could not be traced to no reliable
urce. 1t probably arose from the
1t that two men became q little
and one knocked the other /.
'wn with q bottle. Both were
raid of exposure and so Immediately
ade up, their wrath subsidized. they
TX another drink together and yes
day neither would appear to make
mplaint against the other
Reference has been made in these
to the purchase of the Lavell
'nsion by the Sisters for convent
lool purposes. and we are pleased
be- able to state that the sale has
perfected and the Sisters are In
rye of the school which already
quite . large attendance. BY
erence to our advertising columns
will be seen that more pupils can
accommodated with both board
tuition. All the lower branches
be taught, besides French,
lsic, painting and drawing, and all
Ids of fancy work. Young ladies
i misses will be kept in separate
.rtments from the male portion OF
school, the latter occupying the
church edifce for the present
" one wishing to secure admis-
n to the school for their children
,u)d annIv tn the Sister Superior. |