The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-06-10
THE SEMI WEEKLY MINER.
BUTTE, JUNE 10, 1885.
CITY BREyITIES.

The early blossoms were nipped by tn
snow.
Mr.. Andrews of New York will take chars
If the tailoring department of E. l.. Bonnie
Il Co
Mr.. Bogk, of the Revere House, has mr.
chased a gray team, weighing 2 ,32Opounds
for his new bus.
Geary Bros. of Dillon, will have a sale O
Polled Angus Aberdeen cattle at that place
June 9th.
The graceful dancing and magnificent
costumes of Miss Lydia Rosa are a marve
to the patrons of the Arion.
Carl Kleinschmidt, OF the BlackfootH Horse
and Cattle Company, has bought OF Geary
Bros. five stations, three of which are
Uvdes, one Shire and one English coach
horse.
Thomas Moffatt of the Little Orphan
mine has given the contract for his new
dwelling house on Washington near Quartz
street to Oliver & Dyer. Value Of house,
$4,000.
The recent storm and IL detective, leaky
roof on the building has seriously spoiled
the beautiful f%rescoing on the ceiling of the
new opera house. This is as much of a
shame as a pity.
j. J.. McCay, OF the Butte Hardware Co.,
was taken very suddenly with something
like pneumonia yesterday morning. He
was taken to the st. James Hospital where
he is in a very critical condition.
The funeral of Alexander Henninger, the
MAJ murdered in German gulch, WILL take
place from Mr.. Singers Undertaking estab-
lishment to-day Saturday at 2 o'clock
p. NJ. Friends are invited to attend.
The funeral of Walter f. Burke which
took place Thursday, was conducted by his
brother, j. f. Burke, of $50 West Broad
way, and not by the Miners Union. De
ceased was buried in the Catholic Cemetery.
Mr.. Mcdonald, the man who in
with d.. ID. Mcmillan is working a lease near
Walkerville and who broke his leg "a short
time ago, has had the limb amputated and
is getting along nicely. He is under the
care OF DIR. Bergeron.
Saturday last, Luigi Raffaelli, who is
working in the wood amp above Meader-
vile, while walking stepped on IL stone and
falling, sustained a severe sprain OF the
ankle. He was attended by DR.. DeFreye,
but it will be several weeks before he can
chop wood again.
John H. Curtis has Just exchanged with
Col. }. d.. jerks, his property at the corner
of Jackson and West Granite streets, for a
forty-acre farm adjoining the town-site OF
Deer Lodge. Col. jerks will at once begin
the construction of two fine dwellings on
the property.
John Tudor has just just leased the
hatcher shop adjoining the TheaterComique
on Main street and will fit it up in fine
style as a saloo with a dwelling in the
rear. Mr.. Tudor will take possession Mon
day and begin %remOdelling Immediately and
expects to be ready to open in two weeks.
The charming danseuse, Miss Lydia Rosa,
pretty and accomplished; Miss Mable
Pearl, inimitable in song and in dress Miss
Fanny Wood, one OF the Queens OF the
Vaudeville stage and all the old %favorites
at the Arion. Grand matinee to-
morrow afternoon and an entire change OF
programme on monday evening. Mr..
Richie remains to the fore.
The Liederkranz held a business meeting
last night at which the coming picnic was
1t was decided to change the
date from June 21st to June 14th, and
Meaderville Grove formerly Bogk's Garden)
was selected as the place. The society will
offer some special inducements for their
guests, but the programme has not yet
been fully arranged.
The horse dealers of Butte are just O
doing IL good business in medium-priced
horses, over twenty head having been sold
yesterday. Most OF them were sold topros-
pectors, who are arranging for lengthy visits
to the neighboring mountains. This outfit
ting wouldindicate that our explorers are de
termined to go some distance from Butte
in their search for prospects.