The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-07-23
Local News
..,.r the Daily of Tuesday,

From the Daily of Tuesday.
uork OF excavatins mas begun for q
,,.ius the Amphltheatre.
:. reported that the capacity of the Ana
,,aa works is to be doubled.
osiur to arrangement of the wires east q
:, me usual amount Of telegraph news " "A
.'ayyed last night.
aa. Gy Council last night appointed u Con,
.naud instructed it to 80 ahead and bull,
.s CITY Hall as soon IS possible.
Tho lmphithea:re WAS reOpencd last evening
.,dsr the management of Tony Ward. A goot
sor, new skates and fine music are the attrac
ions.
oold medal has been hung up at the uppe,
,niu street shooting gallery for the best score
...ds between this date and the 10th of mex,
month.
cards are ont announcing the marriage OF
,Gss SRA Orusteiu and Mr.. Ralph A.Lewis, the
..rsmony to take place at the residence of the
hride's mother, on the Goth OF august.
Tho ,weu,y-stamp gold mill of Filing l. Nor.
us At Pony is running now on full time and
GOOD o,e, The tec.stamp mill of Thos. Carman
summing now with only five stamps.
pbe time in which bids on the Opera House
20 IN no mt in has been extended to Friday ON
account of the architect not being able 10 get
the plans done as soon as he had intended.
Work on the Pavilion is to begin soon. The
,roprietors are going to put in the new pate mt
lament floor, which is said to be much superior
for this PURPOSE to any that can be made of
wood.
There is considerable activity in real estate
about the depot. Three lots were sold yester.
day. A blacksmith shop and a grocery store are
in process OF erection, and four new dwelling
houses are to be put up Immediately.
The Episcopal Sunday School at Deer Lodge
had a delightful picnic last Saturday. Many
friends from the o her churches and many with
no particular church proclivities attended, and
al enjoyed themselves amazingly.
Miss Kate siebenaler, near DrummOnd, last
Friday evening. wa. thrown from a horse and
rendered unconscious, in which condition she
remained all night. At late.t accounts she was
doing we'll and expects to be able to resume her
teaching in a few days.
The Chautauqua Literary Circle will have an
excursion to the Big Hole Canyon next Tuesday.
The station at which the excuIsi"nists will get
offs Lavells Siding. The friends of the Circle
se invited to take part In the party. The fare
for the round trip will be S2.25.
Tomorrow morning the Utah & Northern will
begin to run a passenger coach with the freight
.hst. leaves this place for Garrison at : o'clock.
MGarrison 1t will connect at noon with the
Northern Pacific freight for Helena, and re- |
turning will arrive in Butte at 6 p. m.
Work is progressing rapidly on the new build |
.gs ofthe Parrot smelter. The frames Of all
Ne buildings are up and the large building has
1ost all the roof on. Some of the machinery |
Jas arrived. The water jacket was received l
last Saturday. 1t is expected that the works
will be complete and ready for use in about two
months.
Miss Annie Caplice, of this place, was married
Helena on Sunday morning to Mr.. George Z.
Of Chicago Bishop Brondel ofici-
ated. A party of friends from Butte went over
10 witness the ceremony and wish them happi-
less. The MINER joins in congratulations and
wishes them all the happiness and prosperity
hey can desire.
The Williams & Tollotson Dramatic CO. are
dvertised to play here on Friday and Saturday
vpnings of tits week. A matinee will be given
q Saturday afternoon. The company Is said
bea strong one. Miss Kate Forsythe ana
r Frederick Ward are the stars and their sup
is good. Tho theatre goers would do well
attend these performances.
Five wagons containing three families with
ne household goods passed through Butte
This would o have attracted any
except for the fact that these families
red from their home in southeastern Mis-
ii on the 18th of April and have crossed the
ms in old-fashioned style. They expect to
lie in the Bitter Root Valley.
special dispatch to the Independent says
on the night of the 18th inst. q fire broke
in Belknap which just about finished the
n. Only five houses besides the depot build
are left. The depot was saved bv q work.
n from Trout Creek coming up with about
enty five men, who formed into a line be-
en- the depot and the river and with buckets
wv water on the flames.
n Friday evening. Superintendent st. clair,
he Utah & Northern railroad, while "setting
brake" on a passenger car going through
yer Canyon, was thrown from the car. He
ain d serious injuries about the neck and
d. DR.. Mercer, surgeon of the U. PR. r.
on the train and Mr. St. Clair received
mediate attention. The injury is not con.
dangerous. but Is very painful. Al last
Mr.. St. Clair was doing as well as I
Ii be expected. :
re of the legal fraternity who have had !
eOn to look up titles of property IN Butte city =
.'F:aerent times, say tina. there is quite a mum j
si persons who have received titles to lots I
the probate judge, but who rave never
ID these deeds recorded. The deeds are good !
here ~they'are, but they are not safe. Besides t
these lots are ever sold, these deeds from ?
probate judge are a link in the chain of !.
gal proof without which the subsequent deeds r
absolutely worthless. If the deeds received Il
On the probate judge arc lost before they are I
corded the owner cannot lay any claim to the !,
which the law will recognize. 1t d
'nd be well, then, If all those who have deeds o
aNh they have not yet had recorded would !,
Re them at once to the office aud have them s,
i on rooorJ NJ