The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-04-15
THESEMI-WEEKLY MINER
BUTTE, APRIL Is, 1888.
DOTS.

And You'll look on it with loathing
Ere the settling down of SpIins.
The faro games are doing a fair
business.
The variety halls are doing a BOOM
ing business.
Butte has excellent restaurants,
with reasonable rates.
Katie Putnam will cpon at Ren'
sliaw's to-inorToW Night.
The garbage should be removed
rom tie alleys without delay.
The Grand Opera House will be
opened in May. 1t will be 3 daisy.
Tie hatels are all comfortably
filled ana the daily arrivals are large.
The health of the community is
excellent and the Doctors yea long
faces.
The building Of the Anaconda con-
ceutrator has been stopped for the
time being.
fI.e Pavilion skating rink ia nov
temporarily closed and a maple floor
Is being laid.
w. +. Shirley & Co. have just
~p3ned a general family grocery
store at the Depot.
Speckart & Co. are building an ad-
dltion to their soda factory near
SILVER Bow Greek.
O'ROurke aud Allison, the popular
tick and combination skaters are
delignling the Dillon dudes.
County record books manufactured
at the MINER book bindery, quality
and Workmanship unsurpassed. 4
JaJge Ga!brai,h has opened court
ii Dillon aud many of our leading
iil:g4nts have departed thence to at
tend IL.
Dune Mcdonald has succeeded Jack
Waite rs instructor Of the local ath-
letes at the quarters of the Butte Ath-
Ittlc club.
The two men hurt at tue Magma
Charta mine at the time Davis was
Killed, are reported as fast recover
ing from their injuries.
A meeting Of Fidelity Lodge No.
s, L. o. o. f., was held last evening
III their new hall in the Grand Opera
building, on Broadway.
The Alice, Moulton, Lexington
and Dexter Mines for the week end
ing Saturday, shipped 55 bars of
bullion, valued at $SS,372.
The Alice Company paid eft Satur-
day. Their pay roll and uisburse-
nents for freight, salt. ETC., reached
the enormous sum of $o2, 5OO.
At Phillipsburg last Monday Mrs.
Fannie Wilkinson, a young woman
uOrn and raised in that town, at
attempted suicide by shooting her
self.
The Butte City Fire Department,
Hose Co No. l, were out, last even
lag, drilling ana trying a e nozzle
OIL he corner of Nam and Granite
streets.
The marriage of Miss Nina Car
pe.Ier, daughter OF Governor Carpen-
Ter, 40 Aiteit +. Tewer, took place in
Pougukt.psie, New York, on last
Tuesday.
IN reply to ''subscriber,' who
wislla2 u Know If there Is a bounty
upon bar sc4lps, the MINER would
state Tor his ana others benefit that
there is and upon wolves also.
The County Board of Commission
ers adjourned Saturday without
%transactlng any business owing to
the death uf the father of Mr.. II, G.
KessIer d member of the Board.
j. +. Kelly, has just opened up on
WesI Park street, opposite the AM
phitheater, with a large line OF fruits.
vegetables, etc, which he is dispOs-
ing of at remarkably low figures.
DURING the Sunday morning service
tLlrty-eight new members joined the
resbyterian Church, white thirteen
also were added to the membership
of the Congregational. Who says that
Butte Is going to tie Dad?
On Friday evening the Emmett
Guards will give a grand social hop
at Caplice nail. Previous to the bail
they will give a grand parade through
the city, aud 8 dress parade in the
bali room before the dance.
The Grand Lodge, A. o. U. W..
meets ia Butte about the middle Of
llext month. Judge s. J. JOnasson
and DIR. j. G.. Whytork have bsen
elected delegates from Salt Lake to
represent tie order when in session
here.
Mr.. Harry G. KessIer, assistant
postmaster Of the Butte postotfice,
Saturday morning received infOrma-
ton of the death of his father, John
kessler, at his residence in Philadel-
phia, Pa, yesterday morning. the
deceased WIS 81 years Ct age.
1t is reported that there is more
prospecting being done in the vicinity
OF Butte this spring than eve before.
At any rate there is more bonding
aud leasing of mines the past tWO
months than for any corresponding
period in the history Of the camp.
Mrs. John Sando, of Walkerville,
VITO on Thursday last submitted to
an operation by Dr.. Bacon, assisted
by Dr.. Cooper, for the removal of a
large fibroid tumor, has recovered
the shock Of the operation, and
is believed to be in a fair way toward
complete recovery.
The big cheese recently exhibited
al the Cosmopolitan saloon, Was re-
Gently taken out ana dissected. OF
course, no knife was large enough to
cut the monster, aud all were in a
quandary as to how to divide it
properly, when "Smiling' Albert
came to the rescue, with the timer
ant w~ood-sawyer. The cheese was
then nicely cut up and the patrons
OF the Cosmopolitan were according
~ happy.
Messre. Noyes & Bernard are just
row bnsilv engaged III repairing
their ditch which the heavy rush OF
wafer from the mountains has broken
III Elany places. A large force OF
men was noticed at work on the
ditch up the valley yesterday. There
viii be no cOmnIalnt OF a scarcity OF