The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-07-18
rHE SEMI.WEEKLY MINER.
BUTTE, JULY Is, 1885.
CITY BREVITIES.

~oth;uo has as yet been heard of either
e The safe burglars.
1arrv Mccarthy is pushing work on the
;na of the gas mains in great shape.
.ndav next Rev. Mr.. Coombes, of Glen
u ,v;II nreach at the Mountain View M.
=. Church.
an the sure-thing men and vags thus far
ont,red were arrested by Chief Meiklejohn
ca ad Officer Mcdonald.
Charles S. Warren goes to Helena TODAY
expert to examine the books of the
"ar;ous county officers.
n,r;ng a wind storm at Dillon Tuesday,
~ the warehouse OF J. Z. Richards was
,iown down. Loss about $500.
The business men OF Vaudeville AVE
.,,st employed NJ. E. McEvitt as night
patchman. Better late than never.
Yesterday the Pacific Express COMPANY
.,inned eleven bars for the Alice, weighing
III pounds and valued at SIS, 1896.
The contractors for the mason work n
.hs new Hyde building at the corner of
M lain and Park streets begun work yester-
day.
The firm of Denoon&Co Co. has been dissoly-
al william Woodwork retiring, and MI. Eu-
zone Sullivan taking an interest in the bust
ness.
The cupola OF the County Court House
acted as a seive yesterday and the lower
door was Hooded during the rain. Whose
fault is it?
large force OF men are at work at the
depot grading fornew sid tracks which are
to be put in to accommodate the i~ncreas-
ing business
Mr.. Mccarthy, the contractor for LAYING
the gas %nains, had his gang at work on
nu-lr ,%~nnA var%4uL-,
losing any time.
The contract for remodeling and improv-
ing the Sands Il Boyce building has been
awarded to Fitch & Calter. They win begin
work in a few days.
from s2.15 to 50. This may seem small,
but it mades quite a difference in the re-
ceipts OF the railroad CO .npany.
A.. ". Barnard has begun the erection of
q fine two-story brick dwelling on West
Granite, between Main and Montana
streets. McSherry is the contractor.
Thomas Riley of Vaudeville who is
seriously i'll, is now at the Sisters Hospital
where he is receiving the good offices of the
physicians and nurses OF that institution.
Last night at the meeting OF Montana
Commandery No. ), K. T., the degree of
"Red Cross" was conferred in the presence
OF a large number of the members of the
order.
Officer Brisbois, h was arrested on a
warrant. sworn out Ivy Attorney Duffy,
charging him with assault and battery,
Was before Judge Nichols yesterday. He
pleaded guilty and was fined sloan costs,
which he paid.
An unusual sight was witnessed yester-
day in the streets OF Butte, it being a lady
handling the lines over a four-horse team.
She evidently Knew her business, and by
the skillful manner in which she drove at
tracted much attic 1tion.
Messrs. Aylesworth & Co. have just sold
their interest in the St. Nicholas Hotel to
}. {. Baker, who is one OF the best known
caterers in this section and who will in fu-
ture conduct the same, whichis a guarantee
that it will be conducted in first-class
shape.
Tuesday night the rooms OF DR.. Norcross
on East Broadway was entered and robbed
of between $50 and $40 worth of goods.
room was occupied at the time by DR..
Clark, but he is sure, judging from the sub
appearance of the apartment that
he was drugged.
When the body of E. D. Reynolds was
[ound at the 5OO-foot station of the Alice
nine yesterday IL WAS uiscotereu CHa1 his
watch was still working, although the
was broken. The life that God had
.iven to Reynolds had departed, but his
worked on.
Yesterday afternoon a Mrs. Hebert, ac-
,ompanied by a young daughter, made
herself conspicuous by traversing Main
street, n calling in at several saloons
and ~denouncing her husband whom he &C.
cused OF robbing her. Later she obtained
warrant for his arrest, charging him with |
grand larceny The man was arrested by
Chief Meiklejohn, and gave bonds for his
onnpa "a ncn TO-DAY |