Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-10
MONTANA NEWS CLIPp1yrs

Ihe next legislature will meet in,
court house in Helena. The Comm .ne new
missioners OF Lewis and ClarSnn Com.
have placed the same at the J;a county
Secretary Webb, who will fit i u'sposal Of
accommodation of the mcmber ~ 'er the
Helena INDUCED in a fro los.
afternoon; loes estimated at S1O0 In.oay
the first fire the new paid fire depar ~ was
done service in. department
The Republicans of Montana nom;n.
nine ladies' for superintendent Of nated
school during the past Campaign. public
The Third Judicial District Co,,.
Lewis and Clarke County met last Thb,ol
day, but the United States Grand p Tnt
failed to find any indictments. Thau Jury
their final report on Friday and wsr n'a aeN
charged. were dis.
S~tsamboating has not been pr%oitabl...
the Upper Missouri Transportation rea.o
pany during the Sc ,son. and S25 q oo UNI
scarcely cover the losses. Among tbo VIII
cidents OF the campaign are two s,e, III
boats badly crippled, requiring ent;n,
~overhauling OF the hulls, besides the nsnaG
delays caused by low water. ''"a'
The court house at Helena is r. hou
four faced clock on it's tower. 'a
The Madisonian has entered ON its ,o,-
teenth year. May it ever he ri,5t ~ om,
newsy as now is the wish OF THE Miner i
James Walker, OF Gallatin County, raised
thirty acres OF wheat this year That avo.
aged sixty-fve bushels to the acre.
The Review thinks that tho Anaconda
slnelter will start up some time betweaa
the first and fifteenth of November.
Prof. Kennicott has organized q G,.
singing class at the Christian Church IN
Anaconda. He intends to 60 t. work nm
some cantata or Opcretta soon. Tbn
members OF the Christian Church could MY
have made a wiser selection.
The Helena & Northern Railroad Com
pany have filed their articles of incornora.
tiDn with Secretary Webb. The folIow;n.
are the iD%cOrporators: Governor 8 r.
Hauser, T. c. Power, A. M. Hotter, Albert
Kl~einschmidt, H. NJ. Parchen and Henrv
Klein. The capital stock is $500 900
The road will be built from Helena *
Marysvllle at once, as contracts for tha
work will be let during the coming week,
1t is said that Jack McDougald, Tho
driver OF the Benton coach that %recentJv
met with the accident near Mitchelps. Is
much more seriously injured than at first
supposed. 1t is feared that he Cannot 1.-Two
Independent.
The present term Of the District Court at
51eiena to be a busy one and no
doubt it will continue into January.
The all absorbing talk in Helena since
the election has closed is water. No douht
the City Council at it's next meeting will
provide som means OF supplying the civ
with water Tor domestic and fire purposes
Helena has a broom factory.
On Tuesday evening Sam Poznanski, ono
OF Helenas firemen, was hurrying out of the
independent office at Helena, carrying the
news OF an increasing majority for Toole
caught his fingers in the heavy door and
two OF them were broken.
d. A. G.. Floweree and Jesse Taylor
have offered the United States Govern.
ment, through the Piegan Indian agent
$4,000 for the privilege of winterinp Their
cattle on the Indian reservation north Of
US. We consider this a fair Offer, and one
which the Government cannot well over.
look. 1t is only a matter OF Justice. even
without any remuneration, notwithstand-
ing the frantic kicks by the Boston bean.
eating neutrality-suspicious. Falls Trib.
une.
The Northern Pacific, on November LIST,
reduced it's excess baggage tariff to the ba.
SIS OF hall a cent per mile per hundred
pounds. Excess coupon books will be sold
at a corresponding reduction, that is, 20
per cent. discount from regular rates.
The new brick hospital OF Drs. Mitchell
and Snyder is at last completed and
thrown open to the public. The building
is furnished throughout in splendid style.
aid will DO under the personal supervision
OF DIR. Snyder, who is one OF the most skill
tul as we'll as one OF the most popular ply.
slcians 10 the Territory.-Anaconda Re.
viaw.
The d%raughtsmen of the Helena e. Red
road are now busily engaged
making a profile of the town of Rinlini,
which point the road will soon enter and
be completed to.
Mrs. Alvin Winters, of Bozeman, was one
the victims OF the acciden% at Rio, On
the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail
road. She was caught in the wreck and
burned to death, and was identified in the
debris by an ornament.
The miners Of the Sweet Grass Hills,
Montana, have been ordered
from their diegings, the ground they
are on being included in an Indian 1eserva-
The order is dated October 8. and
they are given thirty days to vacate.
Silver bars were yesterday quoted in
NEW 1OTk al S3ts.
The McGibany musicalfamily will appear
the Opera House next Friday evening.
Alfred Bischoff and Moritz BAIL located
l placer claim in Hope Gulch yesterday.
The store formerly oecu pied by Kelly
3ros., was all day yesterday thronged
With purchasers.
An iron front will be put into the new
'%ostoffice building before the removal OF it
rom it's present location.
Fol the past week quite a plumber OF In
ians have been in the city with beaver
elts and ponies for sale.
Tomorrow at the race track there will
e a running RAGS between Gregson's and
otton's horses for a purse OF $500.
Frank Murray yesterday transferred to
I'm. Fitzgerald and Meyer Gcnzberger one;
'urth interest in the Lucille mining lode
3nslderation named, 81.
South Butte is having Il new hotel added
, it. The building when completed will be
story in height and will he capable OF
upwards of fifty guests.
The workmen who worked in the Maya
It Ann mill, recently attached a couple
ars OF bullion. which was sold Yesterday.
he proceeds will go toward liquidating the
OF the workmen against he firm.
l.. Remillard, the senior partner OF Rem '
ard d Parsons, who some time ago took
ty head OF heavy Montana bred draught
orses to Leadville, Col, found ready sale
r them, they being in demand on account
their hardness.
Mr.. August Schmidt says a young man
me to his house since the election who
to stay. Mr.. Schmidt says he
IL call him Joseph X. Toolc, in honor OF
II Delegate in Congress. Mother and son
e doing well.
James Johnson has matched his horse
m. P. against John McAvov's young
anchero for 500 a side. TIL races
to be fine as the horses are
out evenly matched. No entrance fee
be charged.
was a social dance last night at
. Inter Ocean Hotel, given by Miss Mary
in honor Of her friend Miss Nellie
~, who Is o visiting her. A gala time
8 had by those in attendance. At II
an elegant lunch was served to
lch ample justice was done.
'outh Butte will endeavor to organizea
department tomorrow night. 1tistohe
ped the Montana Union viii lay a main
n ecorner OF Main and Utah Streets and
re a. cOun1o rs bulr,pko ~ that point