The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-06-20
PERSONAL.

j. II. Russell left Yesterday for Deer
Lodge.
E. A. kenney. Marshal Of Missoula. ar-
rived in the city last evening.
J.J Grant, a well known business man
OF Anaconda, is visiting this city.
Frederick Warde, the tragedian, and wife
. . are quartered at the Mt. Vernon.
Charles 8. Warren and A. E. Pound leave
to-day for Melrose by the overland route.
D. H. Churchill, sheriff of Lewis and
Clarke county, came over yesterday even
ing.
T. J. Mofit left for Wheeling, West Vir-
glnia, yesterday, via the Northern Pacific
road.
James W. Churchill, the superintendent
OF the Anaconda smelter, is at the Mt.
Vernon.
Mrs. Pitts came in this evening from a
visit to Elk Horn. She is stopping at the
St. Nicholas.
A. F. Farley, an old time Nevada pros
pector, arrived in Butte this morning from
Eureka, Nevada.
+. j. Wilkison, a prominent business
man from Boston, amt in yesterday and
is stopping at the Revere House.
JIG. Stout and F. NJ. Ford arrived from
New York yesterday afternoon and will
take positions with E. L.. Bonner & Co..
f. F. WEIGH, Chicago; L. o. Leonard. Ana
conda; w. H. Daily, Helena; Henry O'Neill,
Helena, are registered at the st. Nicholas.
Colonel Thomas Napton returned from
Deer Lodge yesterday. He will go to
Missoula in a few days on important legal
business.
Jerry Mullen, the jealous deputy sheriff,
has been enjoying his summer vacation, for
the past week-at Walkerville. He is again
on duty.
E. H. Campbell, OF Anaconda, H. S.
Oatny, OF Helena, and NJ. R. Rankin, of
Portland, Oregon, are among the guests at
the Revere.
r. D. Leggat OF Highland came in this
evening, and is stopping at the st. Nicholas.
MI. Leggat reports a boom in mining bust
ness at Highland.
J. NJ. M~cIlvain, St. Louis; Samuel Nc
Aire, Chicago; T. W. Woodmancy, Cincin-
natl; A. j. Martin, Missoula, are ~partaking
OF the good things at the Mt. Vernon.
Major George +. Borie, one of the lead
ing attorneys of Butte, yesterday received
instructions from parties in Philadelphia
to invest $l5O,OOO in mining property.
E. L. Triol, Philadelphia; ]. F. Saville,
Montana; H. B.. Keller, San Francisco,
have their autographs on the the Centennial
register.
A. Sykes and D. Davis, of Anaconda: J.
Don Strong, OF Tombstone; John Fletcher,
OF Deer Lodge, and f. A. Wemburg, of San
Francisco, are late arrivals at the Mt. Yer
non.
Leopold Schmidt of Schmidt & Gamer
returned from New York yesterday, whittier
he had gone to meet his wife and family
who are just home from an extended So
journ in Europe.
Captain Lyons, one OF the best mining
experts in the city, predicts that there will
be a big and permanent mining boomin the
immediate future. He says that this camp
is yet in it's infancy.
James R. Campbell, of Anaconda, j. Don
nelly, OF Eagle Rock, and Major Solomon
and wife and JOS. Lazonde and wife, of
Montreal, Canada, registered at the St.
Nicholas yesterday.
Miss Mittens Willett, Miss Kate Meek,
some, John Daley, Robert G. Hudson,
Edward F. Lawrence, Thos. E. Garrick and
Charles Andrews, Of the Frederick Warde
combination, are quartered at the Revere.
Among the late arrivals at the Centennial
are the following: Frank Mills and wife,
Stuart John Schaffer, Gloster w. B.
Burkett, Deer Lodge; W. l.. Gray, Spokane
Falls; E. A. Kenney, Spokane Falls; Alex
ander Edie, Benton, and George F. Lyman,
Bodie.
Cuna Ehman, the well known architect of
Butte, has received an invitation to 20 to
Montreal. to superintend the construction
OF a sugar refinery in that city. The firm
for which Mr.. Ehman will go to Montreal,
if he goes, brought him to st. Louis and to
New York on a similar GRAND several years
ago. The present offer is surely a compli;
ment to his ability.
Major Chas. S. Warren; clerk of the Dis
trict Court, returned from a running trip
to Melrose last evening. He was accom-
panied by A. s. Pound. Major Warren
says that the ranches between here and
Melrose are in fine trim; that a big hay
is assured, and chat all kinds OF stock
are in promising condition.
John Bastian returned yesterday from
the Silver Star mining district in Madison
to which place he went for the pur-
pose OF examining the Great Wheal Clifford
mine, which is owned by the Pascoe
brothers and A. Painter. Mr.. Bastian
thinks the Wheal Clifford a valuable prop
erty and has some idea of purchasing it.