The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-05-27

Tho varieties are all doing well.
The street sprinkler was idle yesterday.
Renshaw's will be packed next week.
The Indian visitors haunt the fruit store:
Work ON the new smelter will begin sool
The polire force will be uniformed by Jul
LIST.
When will the cable street railway h
built?
Walkcrvillc should have Il new schoo
house.
What has become OF the new hote
scheme?
Decoration Day will he very generally oh
served.
The Miners Union Hall is about to b
rebuilt.
The storm caused Il rush on the umbrell;
vendors.
The alleys and backyards should b.
cleaned up.
abandoned shafts should be securely GOV
cred over or tilled-in.
The free lunches of Butte cost more tina,
500 Il day, it is said.
The MINER is the neatest and cheaDes,
newspaper in Montana.
The Montana Bottling Company ha,
more orders than it can fill.
The fencing in of the depot has caused
much bitter feeling in the city.
Lottic West and Allie Suffer will open al
fine Lomique next Monday night.
tirst-class Road-house within a reason.
able distance OF Butte would pay.
More than 5000. 900 of brick will bt
plarrd in walls in Butte before fall.
The photographs OF Miss Fannie Wood
Are finding large sale at the book stores.
The Wallack Theater Company, now in
the South. will play the Montana circuit.
Baird's Minstrels, "A iirst-class
will play at Anaconda on June I'd and Sd.
The south side OF Broadway, between
Main and Academy streets has been paved.
There is Il good deal OF exaggeration
about 1.-THE deadly vapor from the smell
tiers.
Bosk's Revere House, despite it's enlarge
mrnt, is again full. The population is in
creasing.
Schmidt & Gamers brewery is running at
its fullest capacity and cannot supply the
demand.
Madame Janauschek will be surprised
with the size and the intelligence of her
Butte audiences.
JanauSchek opened her engagement at
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play was My Life
If James Murray will ever get away and
get the chairs here, the Grand Opera House
will be opened by Fred. Warde.
The case of r. L.. Thorpe, charged with
malicious mischief in breaking down the
door of Bertha James, has been continued
until to-day.
The local agent of the Northern Pacific
Railroad says that the passenger ira ftic on
that road. to and from Butte, has been UNI
usually heavy during The past few weeks.
The Northern Pacific began the work of
cutting down its clerical force last week.
Contrary to precedent it beganat the home
office, and employees along tlie line are in il
a~shivrr.
4 sort of IA Timber drunk was picked up
ON Broadway, near Main, last night, and
taken to the station house. To-day he will
either go to Jail, or contribute to the city
treasury.
Last night Nettie Upton got on a good
drunk and was arrested and run in by Of
iicer Mcdonald. In addition to having too
much aboard Nettie acted in Il very disor-
derby manner
Judging from the tenor of the Nevada
papers, Il large number of the people OF
that State, including miners and capital
lists, are preparingfor ancarly migration to
Butte and its surrounding amp
1t il now stated that the law i'm relation
to water rights, passed by the recent Legis-
laturr, will require il subsequent record OF
all water rights heretofore recorded. This |
will br good news for the county recorders.
In order to encourage the members of the |
Rod and t;un Club, Fred Gilbert has offered |
ss IA prize, to the member making the best
,,nrnr. % S,.t.n in sbnnt mo far siy surrnSSi>,n l
weeks, IL fine brcerh-loading gun. There |
will be !; lively competition.
Four men were before the police court
yesterday charged with indecent exposure. |
Three were sent t.. Jail and the fourth paid
a fine Of &22. The police are determined to |
ahatH this class OF nuisance and will i'm
TIA" future arrest all offenders.
The placer mines at Pilgrim gulch, have !
been shut down for want OF water. The !
dirt is said to be very rich, and when the |
miners first started to work they had $50
inches of water. which dwindled down to
10, and neccssitated the closing of work.
Tomorrow evening the Fountain Rink
will be rropened, under the management of
MessrS. cannon x Doe. The hour has been
planned us smooth as ice, and the building |
handsomely decorated for the occasion. |
Neat, fancy cards OF notice, will he distrib-
uted to-day.
In accordance with the determination OF
the police to prevent too frequent commit
ting of nIisances in the city, Chief Miekle- |
john and officer Reynolds last night arrested
e. NJ. Wheeler on Broadway near Main. He !
was locked up and will appear before Judge
French this morning.
The MINER is authorized to state that
City Marshal StOner has been instructed to
serve notice upon all citizens who have
neglected to observe the sanitary ordi-
mrces of the city az regards their premises
and adjoining alleys, and the Board OF
Health desires it understood that said
ordinance will be most rigidly enforced.
Mrs. Jinet Hunter, the wife Of John W.
Hunter, the engineer at the Anaconda
mine, died on Monday last. The deceased
was a most estimable lady and had n large
circle OF friends in Butte. The funeral of
the deceased will take place this afternoon
at 2 o'clock, from the family residence, on
copper street, north OF the Court House.
Ayoung man named Harvey Sherman,
who has for some time been in the employ
OF the Saw Mill Company, was seriously in
jured Monday by the slipping OF a belt. In
some way he fell and the saw striking his
cheek cut a fearful cash four inches long
and entered the jaw bone. The wound was
dressed by DIR. Whitford, who p~ronounces
1t a serious one.
One Of the visiting Indiana became terribly
excited yesterday. A cowboy, while try
my the speed OF a horse offered for sale by
The Indian. dashed out OF sight, when the
untutored savage became possessed OF an
idea that the fellow was aiming to steal the
animal. He quickly mounted another
horse and dashed headlong in pursuit. He
overlook the young man inside OF a few
blocks, and recaptured his horse, will VIC
lent manifestations OF satisfaction.
Personal.
Mayor Frank is devoting himself to Guilt
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