Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-15
LOCAL NEWS T

The Blue Bird mill will be started UP
oh,ut December LIST and will employ about
100 men.
There will be a new idswalk laid around
the old Central Sch~oOlsbuilding.
A great many buildings are being built in
and around Rocker. Lots. are in the as.
cendancy at that place.
Bennett Bros. have Just received their
first consignment OF buggies and wagons,
which Manager Conigden purchased While
East.
As soon as the High School building is
completed, Butte City can boast OF the
finest school accommodations in the
Northwest.
Simon Hauswirth has been selected by
Mr.. McMurphry to act as Fire Marshal
during his absence. the City Council having
instructed him to appoint Mr.. Hauswirth.
Rocker School Trustees are advertising
for the letting of a contract for building a
new school. The people at that place do
not want to be behind in educational mat
terS.
old Silver Bow precinct has but one Re.
publican in it and the good people down
there expect to corral him before the cleo
tion takes place and bring him into the
Democratic fold.
The Citizens ticket at Centerville, on
Saturday, elected five out OF their twelve
MGR. while the other seven were defeated
Ly AN average majority OF only two votes.
This is pretty tough on the bosses.
The ~Rodman-Land Ministries, composed
az the Lukey brothers and Messls. j. NJ.
snarso AMI James Bergman, give nightly
concerts at. Centerville, much to the de-
Iaht of the citizens OF that town. They are
great.
Contractor Mcl)evitt is delayed some
what in the finishing of the new Court
House at Deer Lodge owing tn the non-ar-
rival OF the iron coionnade. He ex pects t.
have the buildingcompleted inside OF thirty
DAYS.
Yesterday it was rumored that the Ana
conda and st. Lawrence mines would soon
start up agar. In the absence OF Manager
DAILY, Mr.. Sergeant, the cashier of.the com.
pany, was seen who said there was nothing
in the rumor.
L. j. Schlesinger, who a stabbed the
other day, will recover. An examination
made by Doctor Leavitt shows that no
vial part had been penetrated. The Only
wound now giving him any trouble is the
cut in the lower jaw which hinders him
from swallowing any nourishment.
The School Trustees should lose no time
in granting the petition of Kemper and
who ask for II Primary School to
be established somewhere this side OF Sill
yer Bow mill. 1t will be working a great
hardship on the little on 8 to make them
toddle all the way to Butte in the mud and
snow this winter. Lots OF the parents who
reside in that neighborhood prefer to keep
their little ones at home rather than COM.
pei them to do it.
Hon. w. o. Speer received a telegram last
evening containing the sad intelligence
that his only brother, B. II. Speer, is lying
at the point OF death at Kearney, Nebras.
ka. Mr.. Speer will leave for the bedside OF
his dying brother on this evenings train.
1t will be remembered that a brother OF Mr.. |
Speer, one OF the brightest young journal
ISIS in the west, died at the Sisters hospi-
tai in this city nearly two years ago. The
inevitable death OF the only remain
ing brother is an affection to Mr.. Speer in
which he has the heartfelt sympathy OF the
entire community.
Col III. ii. Horst & Co., have made a
strike in the Syndicate lode, which is stu
uted in the southwestern part Of the city.
Il depth Of twenty-four feet a fine BODY
Ji mineral was struck, averaging about
.hree feet in thickness. Assays which ha We
,een made from the same show hat the
IRE runs from fifty to sixty ounces in silver
mi from IS to $40 in gold. Col. Horst
las given orders to sink the shaft at once
o a depth Of seveGty-fiye feet, when drifts
'hen drift will be run in on the vein. The
IRE is a soft. decOmposed mineral I'M easy
o mine. Three men are now at work sink
ne the shaft, and it is expected that the
re now being extracted will pay for the
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