The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-01-03
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Local News.
From the Daily Of Friday.

A"Ipy AVN" sSO2
The county recorders Office will 1
closed to-day.
Extra copies OF this morning
MINER on hand.
Mrs. w. w. Spencer and Mr.
Dexter Hunt will receive new year
calls to-day.
The civil case of Allen vs.. Brow,
occupied the time of Judge Wilco
yesterday afternoon.
See notice of meeting of Indepen
dent Order of Red Men, publishes
In another column.
Boys of B. F. B. No. l, Co. 3, vii
dnQ their cart at the new city hall
side of Renshaw's Opera House.
On the second page will be found
brief history OF the principal mine,
Of Butte and Silver Bow County
W. understand the trouble be.
tween the owners of the Rising Sta
and the Silver Safe mines will b,
smicably adjusted.
The lumber mills near Stuart anC
Garrison are running at full capacity
for the Butte markets. Twelve car
loads We're received yesterday.
The owners of the Amy Silver.
smith mine have purchased hosting
machinery for their mine, and will
place it In position immediately.
A large number Of the little folks
last evening, were having q good
time sliding down hill on bob sleds
fhot mnnG a 1ouon m ponro
at each trip.
The management of the Lieder-
kranz Society desire us to say that
guests to the ball this evening must
be endorsed by one of the members
Of the Society.
We acknowledge the receipt of
several copies of a very tasteful
calendar for the new year, from the
McBurney house, Deer Lodge, and
return mine host thanks for his
attention.
Mr.. John Carkeek and MI. Samuel
Smell will try conclusions at wrest-
ling at Milwaukee Beer hall this
evening, for q purse of 5000 and gate
money. Both lei are good ones
and hot work may be expected.
The Independent of December 30th,
states that 1t is reported that Charley
Schatt, formerly Of Benton, is writ
ing q history OF the Indian service of
Montana. 1t would probably pay
some of the agents to have the work
suppressed.
Messrs. Warf1eld & Gwin have
secured the passenger and mail trans
fer between the city and the depot.
MI. Gwinn, having withdraw from
the firm of Gwin, Morehouse &
Alber.sOn, will devote his personal
attention to the business.
The present moderate weather is a
pleasant change from the past in.
clemency, but the smoke and fog
still abide with US. These make out
door exercises disagreeable and are
more suggestive of P.ttsburg than
the breezy west.
The opening of the New Year is q
good time to square up old accounts.
Subscribers 10 arrears for the MINER
have been Informed of the amount
of their Indebtedness, by postals sent
from this office, and they are requested
to settle with the least practicable de-
lay. that they be at peace with man
kind and enjoy serenity Of con
science.
To-day Sheppard and Marston
throw open the doors of their Now
Store to the Butte public. They have !
y full line Of clothing manufac-
tured from the cloth of the celebrated
Brownsville wooden mills, In addi- |
ton they will also handle the choice
brands OF Oregon -four and complete |
line of groceries. See their adver.
tisement in another column.
The amphitheater was again we'll
last evening, the large !
floor being comfortably filled. The
management announced free ad-
to ladies in the morning,
from 10 to 1890 and free use OF skates,
also free admission to the family
in the afternoon. On Saturday
evening there will be q spirited race,
Of which further notice will be duly
Tuesday evening as the man, who
the electric lights, was re-
placing q carbon in the lamp, at the
Ampbitheatre, one of the skaters ran
the ladder, knocking it FROM
under him, he came down on the
floor In q pretty emphatic manner but
was not seriously hurt.
He was able yesterday to attend to
his usual duties.
The Walla WAlla Statesman saws
hat the last snOwstOrm of Washing
ON and Oregon Is the worst one that
any one can remember, and far ex-
,eeds that of '6l-2. Ali parts of the
l0rthern coast are having like wealth.
n. A sudden flood is feared IN Sac
'emento valley. and Portland will
probably experience the same. The
wires are all down between Walla
and Portland, and no mail has
,een through between the above
places for two weeks, bat q
force of mel are at work clear
ng the track, and q passage is no
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