The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-06-11
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.,,oauces himself . candidate
q. {. C'e. IN the Democratic ticket Ss
n som'n. s~.,t and Recorder Of Silver Bow
COUNTY. -
local News
,.,m tho Daily Of Tuesday.
new residences are being
,'ilt .Iout the city,
Oun. ., 1t work elevating the flag
s.I IT. proper position In thu
,cbedp'lf' ,...xu.,
I~,%Irty.nine guns in honor of thu
.sssi'.t'on of the Plumed Knight
", Iobn J. Fsllon, Of Helena, hae
..'n appointed travelling passenger
w.t. Of the Union Pacific for Mon
tsna.
The Independent says: From 81.
IN to 1900 in Ceur d. Alene gold
dn,t is being brought to Helena daily
by Wells, Fargo 4 20.
The Fort Benton Record Of June
An comes out in fancy colors. 1t IL
diHcult to tell whether the tint Is de-
.,oned for m electric blue, shrimp
pink or crushed strawberry.
Mdependent: Stand up, Wilbur
y Sanders. and whirl the lash
around tho sbrrnken shanks Of John
SCHUYLER Crosby and the robust 10
mndity of the editor of the Herald.
There will be . grand wrestling
match at the Amphltheatre' next
Friday evening between James Pas
ne and Edwin Edwards. Further
psrticulars will be given tomorrow
morning.
The 4th of July races which are to
occur on the race track, promise o
be m unusually exciting event and
many good horses throughout the
Territory have entered to contest for
the purses.
A man by the name Of William
Draper was fatally injured at Helena
the 5th inst, while unloading q
heavy telephone pole, and died the
ssme evening. He leaves . wife and
two children in Ontario, Canada.
Captain T. P. Fuller, u. s. COL
lector, received and deposited to the
credit of the Government the sum Of
81, $50 q during the months of April
and May as collections of Internal
Revenue for the District of Montana.
Six prisoners escaped from the
Helena city jail last saturday night
Their names are Patrick Sullivan,
Patrick Holt, Henry Cokon, Charles
Allen, James Watts and Christopher
Casey, alias John Brown. So tar.
none of them have been recaptured.
Messrs. J. III. jackson and DR.
Frank have fitted up . set Of very
cosy rooms on Main street four doors
above Broadway, where they are dis
psnsing liquid refreshments to order.
The gentlemen have q large circle of
in Butte and vicinity whom
they arealways happy to meet.
Sunday morning burglars broke
into McMillen 4 Cluett's store, cor
ner OF Wyoming and East Park street
md robbed the cas-. drawer of about
10. The frequency of burglary and
attempts suggests-well
70 will leave our readers to guess the
The three children Of MI. and Mrs
ohm Evans, of East Park street, two
I whom died day before yesterday
nd the third yesterday morning,
vere buried last evening. In their
~afilction the bereaved pa
ents have the heartfelt sympathy Of
he entire community.
A correspondent writing from the
Agency to the Sun River
yxx says: The Indians are dying at
fearful rate, and there Is but little
Medicine and no hospital stores.
these Indians were run down by the
tarving process recently practiced
ere. and when disease comes they
lie. There Is nothing to build upon
nd nothing to build with for the
ime being.
The will of the late James Maths
OF this city, was opened yester-
In the probate court. The de-
eased bequeathed $3.50 to the Sisters
hospital in Deer Lodge and thesame
tn the Sisters Hospital in
bis city. He also bequeathed $1,000
0 the sister in the hospital who
waited upon him during his last ILL.,
less. The balance of his estate,
to about $5o.OA0. goes to
lie brott or and sisterin Irelandif they
re living. II not 1t is then to be d.
'ided equally among their issue.
Among tho weekly boarders 1t
}reyson's Springs is the i~rrepressible'
oily George Todd. The waters are
a magical effect upon the In
'orrigible Jester. He can now como
pretty nearly telling the truth once
n seventeen trials. His most inti-
nate friends think that In . rev
lays, or weeks ut the farthest, he can
AXE . circuit In the interest OF the
missionary cause me
in our friend Tsdd Is remark
'ble and speaks volumes in favor OF