The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-11-10
The Semi Weekly Miner.
Local News.
From the Daily of Er; ,ov

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Meaderyille has been heard from a
last. The returns from that precinc
appear elsewhere.
The Missoula Times says the Hol-
land Comedy Cumpany will appear
next week. Their repertoire include.
anumber of standard comedies.
The votes for delegates at-larpe in
dictate that Silver Bow C unity has ,
bona fde Democratic majority o
a."ut 300. And that Is about the siz,
Of it,
The Butte Telephone office ha,
been removed to the room adjoinins
the telegraph Office. The chang,
gives both much more convenient
quarters.
At the meeting Of the Butte Fir;
Brigade on Wednesday, evening,
Thomas Rogan was elected Chic
Engineer, vice Harry Fleming re
signed.
The bullion production of the
Alice for the month of November
was sos 1886 GO. the disbursements
for the same month were Sal 800,
leaving a balance of $64, 236.s3
The Olympic gymnasium, unde,
the management Of Messrs. Roberts
q Waite, on the corner of Main and
Park streets, bids fair to become one
of the most attractive resorts in the
city.
Ms. Catherine Smith announces
in the MINER that she will give a
Thanksgiving ball at the Windsor
Hotel, Anaconda. The price of
tickets is fixed at $500. An elegant
supper will be prepared for the occa-
sion, tor which guests will be charged
extra.
Ira o. Mann, proprietor of the
Famous" boot and show house on
West Park street, will sell goods
cheaper than any other house in the
city. His stock is we'll selected and
just as stylish foot gear can be seen
there as at any establishment in
Butte.
Miss Katie Putnam, we'll known
to Blu tie theatre-gOers and a great
tavorite with them, will open an en-
gagement IN Rehshaw Opera House
the 81 Of next month. Miss Put
MANS exquisite acting still fingers in
the memory of Butteltes, and her re-
appearance here will be hailed with
pleasure by all.
Mrs. Clara Moss will give the first
Of her series of soirees on tomorrow
evening, st Union Guard Hall. in
the Good Templars' building, COM
mencing at S O'clock, and continu-
ing till midnight. First class music
will be provided. The admission fee
for gentlemen will be ?l.O0, ladies
free.
The County Commissioners of Sill
vor Bow county call for sealed pro-
pOsals for the care. support and
maintenance of the sick, poor and
infirm, for the year beginning Janu-
airy 7st next. Also for medical and
surgical treatment of the same for
n year. beginning with the date
above given.
We learn that some of our Deer
Lodge friends are curious to know
who our correspondent Joe Bush"
really is. II does not matter who the
gentleman really is so long as he gives
fresh aud legitimate news and does it
in a gentlemanly, way, which he will
most assuredly do, and he will get
any news circulating around loose
about as quick as the next one, too, |
remember.
The MINER editorial staff acknowl-
edge the recipe of invitations to at
tend the soiree tonight given by the
Bullion Cub. If we can overcome |
the difidence which is inseparable !
from our extreme youth we shall Ger.
tainly indulge our desire to be pres |
ent. The Bullion Is one Of the most
popular cluhs in the West, and has
Justly earned the reputation Of giving
the most enjoyable of enjoyable
'aops."
The ladies of the Episcopal Aid
Society propose opening a bazaar
about the 4th of December, which
will be continued for a number of
On the evening of the last day
he ladies expect to give a "Kate
Greenaway' party with a supper
and social dance. The supper will
of such dishes as were cont
mon in We oiden time-baked beans,
brown bread, pumpkin and mince
ri. s, and lots of other good things.
The ladies will appear in costum.s
vogue a hundred years ago. Fur
tber mention will be made Of the
party in due time.
Mr.. Jphn Butler is the recipient of
4 miniature two-masted schooner,
yacht rugged, from a friend in Deer
The vessel Is the handi-
work of an enthusiast in ship-buiid-
and il cut out ofsolid wood with
. jack-knife. Jack may now range
himself alongside OF Gould, Wander
oilt and Uncle Sammy Tilden and
other owners of famous yachts, and
them to a trial of speed
With the Elite" Although Jack
,wns a yacht he modeslly declines to
oecoIue a candidate tor the P. esi-
The finest cut glass goblets, wine
etc. in the west, comprising
seven different sizes NAV be cen at
Charley Richardson's "Mint." They
ave the ring of All Eolian harp; the
,eauty of a Hebe, and are as tempt
NJ as Venus, but having attended
Sen Hogan's lectures and signed the
pledge we can't say whether 2
tastes any better in y of
hem than when taken in a blown
,lass.