The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-05-02
Personal.

J. n. Ha'd,ng, Of Livingston, ar.
rived yesterday and is registered al
the Centennial.
s. Fink, of New York City, arrived
yesterday. and is temporarily stop
ping in the city.
=. H. Hennessey, of Burlington,
came over from that promising burg
Yesterday on business.
George III. Crosby, of the Burllng-
ton Railroad, is nearly due in Butte.
The re ,eption Is ready for him.
A.. Stein, one of San Francisco's
-nopuiar commercial men, is in the
city aod registered at the St. Nicho-
las.
DR.. Mussigbrod, of the Warm
Springs Insane Asylum, is in this
Guy and registered at the Mt. Yer
non.
William Anderson, au official OF
the Uuion Pacific Railway, came in
Yesterday, aud is stopping at the Mt.
Vernon.
Thomas Gardner and F. r. Miles
came over from Silver Bow yesterday
and are temporarily stopping at the
Centennial.
Unltel States Deputy Mineral Sur
veyor James NJ. Page of Twin
Bridges, paid this office a pleasant
visit today.
b. G. Kingsbury returned from
Neihalt Tue ;day aud reports active
developments in mining interests in
shat section.
John Peterson, 4 well-knOwn
rancher from the valley, came in
yesterday and is stopping in the city
for n day or two.
Mrs. A. Bernard and three chill
dren came in from Deer Lodge, yes
lerday, and ale temporarily stopping
at the Centennial.
Mi - Ida Copinus, daughter of w.
Copinus, and q niece of Alex.
Cohen, left this city yesterday for
Che, go on a visit for the summer.
The MINER is under obligations to
Charles Atkins, the gentiemanly
and en;erprising General Agent Of
The Union Pacific railway ut Butte.
VIM. A. Mace, accompanied by a
friend. arrived from Santa Clara,
Cal, yesterday morning. MI. Mace
has many friends in the city and will
locate here.
J. r. Boyce. Jr., CT Sands Il Boyce,
popular and well-known merchants
of this city, arrived from California
yesterday bringing his wife and child
with him.
H. Snuff charger and Thomas
Douglas, prominent officials of the
Utah and Northern branch of the
Union Pacific, are in the city and
registered at the Mi. Vernon.
FL. Leahy, the receiver of press
reports at the Butte office, is q of
the best teiegraphers in the West.
His copy is almost perfect, being
clean-cut and legible and never
"bnlied."
Prof Douglas, a prominent mining
exp r., arrived last week from New
York, and is a favored guest of the
genial and efficient management OF
the Montana Copper Company at
Meadervilie.
DR.. A. ii. Mitchell of Deer Lodge.
a prominent medical practitioner OF
thu. place, intends TO locate in Butte.
and to that end will move his family
over from that point next week.
James Reynolds. the champion
skater of Montana, who has achieved
quite 8 reputation in this vicinity in
that line, leaves for the f ast, to-day,
TO enter the great six-day roller con-
test in New York city on the 5th
Just.
James Moffet, u Of Butte's most
prominent and well-knOwn mining
men. has Just returned from the
Last, bringing with him a llfe-com-
panlon in the shape of a beautiful
and ACCOMPLISHED young wife. Mr..
NJ ftrt is N of the principal l.arties
interested in the lease of the Orphan
Girl mine, located west of this city
ABOUT a mile, and is the last one of
.he three fortunate parties connected
herewith to take unto himself q
Vile. Mrs. Moh.tt will be gladly
welcomed to the society of Butte as
we wife of a self-male man, who but
Jew years ago was a tot ing miner,
anu by dint of the indomitable en-
ssgy OF which he is possessed, has
tought his way to the top round in
'ae ladder Of fame and fortune.