The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-04-22
Personal,

glase, Ogden, left for Utah yesterday
). 3. Cleveland and wife returned
TO Butte on the train which arrived
last evening.
Thos. Gardner, of Silver Bow,
came down to Butte the other day,
He returned yesterday.
Charles r. Burkett, OF the Pipe.
stone Springs, is in the city and stop.
ping at the Centennial.
Major w. A. Mensch, of Ketchum,
Idaho. came in yesterday morning
and is stopping at the st. Nicholas.
E.. E. Southern, of st. Louis, Mo-.
arrived in the city yesterday on bust.
ness and is registered at the Mt.
Vernon.
Messrs. J. r. Ssonebaker aud w.
=. Patterson, of Baltimore, are in
the city and are registered at the Mt.
Vernon.
R. d. Leggatt, LETT by private con-
vepance yesterday for the country,
o%stensbly to look after some mining
interests.
H. G. LOOMS and John L.. Muir
ply, two prominent men of Ogden
burg, are in the city and registered
at the Centennial.
w. H. Locharit, one of the lead
Ing Democrats of Jefferson county,
was over in Meaderville yesterday.
He got away alive.
VIM. Hill, a nephew of MI. Leyson,
OF Messrs. Leyson u Turck, jewelers.
Of this city, leaves to-day for the
Coeur d'Alene country.
Miss Lutte Evans, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. McMur-
phey for the past month, returned
home yesterday morning.
+. G.. High, travelling agent of the
Chicago and Alton railroad, and To-
Gated at Denver, is in the city and
stopping at the MI. Vernon.
Tom. Fitzgerald, travelling agent
for Walsh & Co., of St. Joe, Missouri:
who has been in the city a few days,
left on yesterday mornings train.
Miss Ollie Wright, well and favor
ably known in the social circles of
Butte, has left for Deer Lodge to
assist in getting up q cuncert at that
place.
Among the genial CONTINGENCIES
e%nlivening the atmospheric tempera-
ture of Butte City last evening, was
noticed that of Bob Turner. of Ana
cOnda.
Louis Manguine, proprietor of the
Anaconda skating rink, came up
from Anaconda yesterday by private
conveyance. He takes his departure
for home this morning.
Louis Recho poked his smiling
physOg into Our den last evening,
and blandly stated that he was off tor
Helena to-day, but shortly contem-
plated a trip to the Coeur d'Alene
country.
Dan Werner, the chief brewer of
the Deer Lodge Brewery. came down
with several others from Deer Lodge
Sunday, and after taking IN the
sights of the Silver City, will return
home to-day.
Samuel Pramenko, the popular
host CT the Eureka Chop House, has
sold out his interest in that institute
and has declared his Intention of mi
grating to the Cpurd d. Alene coun-
try in a few days.
Pat. F. Burke,a former well-knOwn
miner of LeadviIle, is now doing con-
tract-wOrk on the Blue Bind, on the
Burlington lode. He is AL excellent
miner and Il who has an extensive
experience throughout the Rocky
Mountain region.
Sheriff Sullivan left yesterday for
Helena, after a requisition upon the
Governor of Utah, for the purpose of
bringing back COrmack, the man
WHO appropriated $40 belonging to
another party and skipped the coun-
try, taking with him a notorious
character named Belle Dean.
Geo. w. Beal, the Well known
proprietor of the Centennial Hotel,
is ex pected home Oh Satu rday morn
Ing. Mr.. Beal has been taking in
the New Olleans Exposition, New
York, Washington and other points
throughout the South and East, not
his old home IN Ohio.
DR.. Mussigbrod, Of Warm Springs,
was un Yesterday and mad. a con-
tract with Mr.. Vosk of the Montana
Lumber Company to construct a
swimming pond 40xSO feet, and a
large addition to the female depart.
ment at the Territorial Asylum at
Warm Springs. The Asylum is rap.
idly building up, and the Doctor sees
the necessity of charging It's capac-
ity.
Quite a delegation Of Deer Lodge
people arrived in the city on Sunday,
amUng whom wer. noticed j. E.
Van Gundy. If Deer Lodge Brewery
fame, Geo. w. Carleton, Charley
and Steve SLAYER. The
two gents are eX-guards OF the
"Pen," while Geo. W.,-of course
knows him, the late quill
driver on the MINER-it being his
nature, couldn't resist the
of visiting his old stamp
ing ground, the sanctum s~0nctOrunt.
John H. Curtis returned home last
evening, after a ~protracted visit to
the Eastern and Southern States.
During his absence he visited all the
% incipal cities in the east and ex-
his travels southwark into
old Mexico. He spent considerable
time at the Arkansas Hot Springs,
and comes back entirely recuperated
in health and looks. Mr.. Curtis is
one OF Butte's prominent citizens,
and now that he is again amongst us,
lively hustle in real estate may be
for ''along the whole line.'