The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-10-14
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

PEOPLE YOU KNOW.
Peter Dauve and Fred. Marks, two old
Pacific coast miners, arrived in this city
yesterday from Frisbee mining district,
Nevada. Pete says that the State OF Ne
vada is SO poor that it is to be sold next
week under the a%uctioneer's hammer.
j. B. Benedict came up from Salt Lake
City yesterday.
Sonny" Rowe, who returned recently
from a visit to his old home in Canada, re-
ports that the. Dominion isin a fourishing
condition.
William Warfield, OF the Star Livery
Stables, returned to the city last evening,
after a prolonged s%ojourni in Salt Lake, much
improved in health.
Mr.. Davis, Clerk of the District Court,
made a flying trip to his home at Deer
Lodge. He will return Monday morning.
F. NJ. Murphy, of Prescott, Arizona, who
left Butte a few days co., returned again
yesterday and is at the st. Nicholas.
Mrs. A.. w. Barnard, of this city, left
yesterday on a visit to the East that will
last six months. Her many friends in this
city wish her a pleasant trip and a safe
return.
F. A. Frisius, of San Francisco, and G. l..
Broadbent, of New York, are at the Mt.
| Vernon.
w. D. Bartle and Fred Code, Lings burg;
w. H. Shirt, Anaconda; s.. Canavan, Cable
are registered at the Revere House.
f. Guwlly, James Andrews, St. George,
Michigan; s. Santag, San Francisco; w. B.
Gaffney, Melrose; 7. NJ. Murphy, Prescott,
Arizona; F. G. Hathaway, Missoula; Ed. s..
Maxwell, Glendale; W. Norton, Valley; N,
Ray and wife, Omaha; T. Ryan, Helena,
are stopping at the St. Nicholas.
H. H. Geeger, of Ogden; E. B. Warfield,
Mell ose; Alan Huey, Dewey's; Tom Welsh
and wife, Anaconda; C. E. Menyran, Hell
ena, are at the Centennial.
Milo Courtwright, one of the best known
OF the old-timers OF Lewis and Clark, has
been doing Deer Lodge the past week On
business-hls first visit in eighteen years.
Among the recent additions to scholar
shipin the College of Montana, are Miss Ella
Thomas, New Chicago; Henry Evans, Deer
Lodge; Henry Clark, Miss Anna Cohen,
Anaconda.
John Cap'ice, OF Butte, is paying d visit
to Helena.
Colonel w. F. Sanders, who has been
making a short trip to Butte, has returned
to Helena.
Fl. 0. Young. the ~well-known messenger OF
the Pacific Express Company on the run
between Butte and Garrison, has resigned
and will go to Salt Lake. Mr.. Hollenbeck
will take his place.
Dan E. Rice, Arthur Huntington, Glen
dale; r. NJ. Dryden, NJ. p. Dryden, Silver
Bow; {. 6. Glass, Deer Lodge; William Fer
guson and John Ivey, Anaconda; y. :.
McGee, Billings are registered at the IT.
yere.
Mrs. Evan Reeves, the wife OF the Superin-
tendent OF the Raimsdell Parrot mine, will
arrive home this morning from a visit to
friends in Salt Lake. Mrs. Reeves will be
welcomed home by a host OF old-time
friends.
Henry Primer, representing an Omaha
ClSdI Jus Is vi C>IC Citvs I"oAAi6 UP CAS
trade.
Charles c.. Hall, an old-time newspaper
man from Texas, New Mexico and Colo
RADIO. Is in the city, with the expectation OF
locating here. He has been spending a sea-
son in 'cow-punching." but will return to
his first love-journaiism, ifan opportunity
should present itself.
Sam. Alexander, of Helena, is paying
Butte a visit.
County Commissioner. w. ". Jack has
returned home after an extended visit East.
Joseph Siegel, OF the firm OF Goldsmith u
Co., Salt Lake, is in the city.
Samuel Thali. Business Managerof Joseph
r. Grismer arid Phoebe Davies with the
Baldwin Theater company OF San Fran
cisco, il, in the city. The company will ap-
pear at the Grai.d next Monday, the 18th
INST. Their repertoire includes "Wages OF
Sin" Called Back" and 1.-The Veteran
The Hon. Jacob Sanders, OF Leadvllle,
Colorado, is in the city, looking at our
mines and the camp generally. MIR. sanders
is a mar of large means and one OF the
most extensive mining operators IN Colo
RADIO. He has been over on the snake
river looking at some properties IN "nlch
he is interested and is making Butte only a
lving visit. He thinks this a great camp
and one to which a man can PIN his 1a1th.
He predicts great things for Butte IN the
neal future.
George T. Marsh, the insurance agent, re-
turned yesterday from Il two weeks VISIT 10
the Eastern States.
John Rourke, an old-timer on the Pacific
coast. arrived in Butte, yesterday, from
Idaho.
John Casco, Wood River; William Hill
bert. Anaconda; S. Bryant, Dewey's; NJ.
! Kennedy. Silverton, Colo, are registered at
the Revere House.
Judge Nichols has gone to Illinois on a
| visit to his relatives. He will be absent
about Il month.
William Hilbert, OF Anaconda,i is up view
ing the sights OF Il interesting city.
THE C1At WILL"
at a Special Meeting a Tax Levy Is
Made for the Year.
A soecial meeting of the city council was
held last night for the purpose OF ievylig a
tax O n all taxable property within the I'm.
it's of this city to defray the expenses OF the
citv. The following Aldermen were present:
Messrs. Aylesworth, Mcmillan, PlnKhaIh,
Reins, Leland and Richards. Mayor = ralh
nocun;ed the chair. Alderman Richards
,,nWed and Alderman Leland seconded the
adoption OF the following
ORDINANCE NO. 60,
which reads as follows:
Re # ordained by the city council OF the