The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-04-29

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Judge Joseph Davia; Psosats Jude Of
Levin and Clarke county, arrived ~
terday. ..,u
Nj. 8. T. Haussr and family arrived
yesterday and are registered At The Cen
tennial.
n. Hank Walton ha's; recovered GOV; d from
bis recent sickness and retu, ned from
Deer Lodge yesterday. He l. here In
time to cast'a vote ar william >Ovtiey.
the next Mayor ii lsutte. ~..t'- III
Among the latest arrivals ct the Cen
tennial are: Harry Gassert, Silver Bow:
Mn. g. G. sewallom, Gissouri; s. T.
Hauser and family, Helens; w. J. Pace,
Salt Lake; John A. Morrison, Salt
Lake.
Hon. Granville Stuart r. in Beaver
head county, where he has gone to pur-
chase some three thousand head Of cat.
tie, which will Be driven to his rance
near Fort Maginnis, this coming sum-
mer.
Mr.. Abram Sands, senior member Of
the firm Of Sands L Boyce, Of this city,
arrived from Denver last night. Mr.
Sands was accompanied BY his neice.
After . rest Of = few days in Butte Mr..
Sands will 80 over to the Capital City.
Mr.. J. X. Pardee, superintendent Of
the Algonquin Company, Of Philips
burg, arrived yesterday after = long visit
in the East. Mr.. Pardee states that the
compsny proposes to begin work in the
mines energetically At once. He was
to leave this morning for Hasmark.
Mn. A. c. Swallow, Of Columbus,
Missouri, arrived in the city Tuesday
evening, and will leave for Deer Lodge
to-day from whence, after spending =
few days with Mrs. 8. f. Larabie, she
will 90 to Helena for m extended visit
with her daughter Mrs. A. n. Voolfolk.
Mr.. A. Haas, Of Council Bluffs, h
registered 1t the st. Nicholas. He Is OF,
his WY to luy cattle ut Benton, Sun
River and B0zeman, to increase his
enormously large herd. Mr.. Haas ID
| one of the largest cattle owners in the
United States, and pays yearly tremen-
6ous amounts Of money in railway
freights.
Among the latest arrivals. at the st.
! Nicholas are: l.. n. Davis, salt Lake;
J. X. Pardee, Pbilipsburg; A. Haas,
Council Bluffs; Nrs. Van Aston, Black
foot; NJ. Leak, San Francisco; &. J.
Birdseye, Blackfoot; w. Dickers0n,
Missoula; DR.. A. H. Mitchell, Deer
Lodge; y. Il. Cooper, Wickes; JOS. Ds-
viz, Helena; G. n. Edwards, Highland.
News reached b tie yesterday Of the
sudden death Of William Nolan in
Salt Lake City last Monday. He was
an old time Nevadian, and was widely
known throughout the West. Mr..
Nolan had been in Butte most Of the
time for the last year and halt, having
been In the Virginia Chop House fol
awhile and later, during the past win
ter. proprietor Of the Arcade Chop
House, in which he recently sold his
interest. Last Friday MI. Nolan went
to Salt Lake, where he died on Monday
morning ut three o'clock, If apeplexy
being 1T the time Of his death about 81
years Of age.
The MINER acknowledges the pleas
ure Of . visit from Mr.. Homer Hewins,
Of Helena, . recognised master nanip'
ulator Of the CremOna, and m Old timt
Montanian dating back to the days o
go. He has been welcomed on this
his first visit to Butte, by number o
old friends who recall many pleasan
hours passed quickly to tie du'cct &C
commitment Of his violin. ST.. Hew
ms IL accompanied by his estimaD''
wife. and from the enthusiasm that ~
mauifests it will not be surprising T
hear soon Of his selling his fandsom'
nroperty in the Capital City ana X
moving to Butte.
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