The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-04-25
THE WEEKLY MINER
BUTTE, APRIL ., 1885.
Judge Wade is said to still travel
with an armed escort.

Judge Wade is said to still trave
with an armed escor
Renew YOUR internal revenue
license before the end OF the month.
The MoultOn yesterday shipped
: .,rf.-n baIs of bullion valued al
Sl7,,M.
Yesterday the Alice Mining Com.
pally shipped twelve bars Of bullion
valued at $ls,4G4
"A complimentary benefit will lie
given James Reynolds, the skater,
II X. week by the Athlete club.
The superintendent of the Hope
Mining Company is reported to have
ben MARI Il last week In Phila-
de!phia.
|. is said that another prize fight
has ')aef arranged to take place in
thl- ritv s"nir time in June, for a
pnrs: t 5000 a side.
Frank Dunn, a former townsman
of B lite, ~ was killed in Aspen,
Colorad ,, was shot by q man by the
name of Barney Reilly, of Walker
vile.
1t is generally believed that opera
tons i'll some of u copper mines,
which have been temporarily embar-
assed by the low price of copper, will
be resumed in a short time.
Little Nellie Orenstein, the twelve
year old daughter of jacob Oren-
stein, bad the second toe of each
(. .Ot amputat-d yesterday. DIR. WIFI
ford performed the operation.
l. dads of custon ore are being
hauled to the Butte mills and fur
naces from the vicinity of Burlington
and else where that were II ever known
to produce anything heretofore but
granite and porphyry.
The Montana Improvement Com
,ary are selling alm, st daily an av-
cage of Is, 200 fet t of lumber to pur-
chasers. THIS is suggestive of the
blllding boom which j.. at present
being experienced in the city.
The Minneapolis Tribune Of last
sunday contains a column and a
half letter from Mon ana9de criptive
of the horse raising industry of this
Territory. 1t estimates the number
VI H'tseN WilAiih WI D''uFiS al 'SeA
JOG, 900.
Parke, Lacy L. Co, yesterday sold |
70 the Blue Bird Mining Comp ny
one Of their improved twenty morse
power hosting engines, with Il thirty
morse power boiler. 1t will he q most |
~servlceable piece of machinery, and
will be delivered as O as it can be !
brought from San Francisco
James Reynolds will leave Butte
soon after the complimentary q
iered him by the Butte Athletic
Club, to ta1e part IN the six-day
contest ut New York. Rey-
holds has teen in training for some
time past, and 1t is expected will
depOrt himself accordingly in the
great contest.
Thomas O'Neil aud James Rely,
two Weli-known athletes of Butte,
signed articles of agreement to
wrestle, collar-and-elbow, best three
falls out of five, on Sunday evening,
April 18th. The match is for a sill
yer cup, representing the lightweight
championship of Montana, and $25
u side, and will come off at Sports
man Hall.
There has been a slight change in
he programme incident to the Odd
Fellows ceremonies on Monday next.
| instead of taking place at 10 o'clock,
he Ge1icatOry ceremonies will not
be held until the afternoon, after the
anniversary exercises. The parade
will firm sharply at ! o'c'ock p. m
move over the rescrlbed route, in
time for the ceremonies to begin at
the Repshaw Opera House at 2
O'clock. The grand ball will take
place in the evening :
\ challenge was received yester- +.
day by Johnny Murphy, of Sports :
man Hall, from j. J. Harlln, of Eagle !
Rock, Idaho, in which the latt er
challenges the former to a fight with !.
hard gloves to a finish, Marquis of s
bloomsbury rules. The contest is to :
AXE place within six weeks of the 1
late of signing articles, and is to
ecu within ten miles of Eagle Rock.
ir. Murphy, in reply to this chal- g.
authorizes the MINER to state y
hat if Harlin sends $50 as a forfeit :,
0 this office, he will fight Harlin for q
% a side aud the entire gate re- !.
eipts. :.