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

&MgGamer Is ii the city from Anaconda
.0allegher, ST. Louis and HAYDEN e
haddle, Helena, are at the Centennial.
DC. Slavery, Cable, m. T.: j. A. Newton
81. Paul, Mimi, are domiciled al the Mt
Vernon.
John Johnson, San Francisco: Alexande.
tennial.
+ W.B. Boardman, Anaconda: NJ. Bielen.
Durg, Deer Lodge, are quartered at the st.
Nicholas.
Fat O'Neil the former proprietor of the
commercial hotel at Dillon. is making a
visit to Butte.
MAJOR John A. Dolman. of st. Joseph,
MO-, will visit the camp late this month.
he IS a brother to Colonel Delman.
Colonel Thomas L. Napton, the brilliant
lawyer, returned from Deer Lodge last even
ing, after scoring another forensic victory,
deorge Nelson, one OF the biggest hearted
men IN Butte, celebrated his 55th birthday
forty. o'
r; T. Baker, New York; A. Macduf. New
1ork; w. p. Veins. Helena; D. H. McFar-
Vernon. ~ wv
Charles s. Watson, c.. c.. Simmons.
Seattle, w. t.; ]. L. Carlisle, Portland. Or.
-. Laurin, Deer Lodge, are holding forth at
the St. Nicholas.
Tom Ray, foreman for the South placer
mines Is laid up with a lame foot caused
by poison. His many friends hone that the
injury will be only temporary.
George c. Randolph, formerly an attor-
ney in Butte, partner of U. s.. Attorney.
levitt nowin st. Louis, is about to return
10 Montana and locate in Helena.
Addison Smith, one of the leading bust
ness men OF Deer Lodge, one of the early
pioneers in the journalism of Montana. is
IN the city and did The MINER the honoro OF a
call, yesterday.
Messrs. LeBuff and George OF Oregon, are
IN 1le city with a band of excellent young
horses Tor sale. They started from their
rancho with about $50 head, and on the
way have disposed OF about one-half,
]. s. Richardson, st. Louis. Mo-. r. T
Baldwin, Denver, Col; F. b. Chapman.
Shoshone, Idaho; John Lynch, Miles City.
NJ. III Yountz, Athens, Ohio; William
l-lghthall, Anaconda, are guests at the Cen
~tennial.
line butte carriage company yesterday
received the platform and body ofthe hand
soonest phaton ever brought into Butte. 1t
VIII be set up and finished Immediately and
Will no doubt soon be occupied by some of
ohe iiCH OueS OI DuCCe.
Leopold Schmidt, of the well-known firm |
OF schmidt d Gamer, of the Centennial
brewery left for New York last evening.
At that point he will meet his wife and |
children, who have been abroad for several |
years, and will bring them to Butte.
Miss Belle B. Bryan, who has for several |
years been the principal OF the public school |
at Meaderville, returned to the city yester- |
day, after a very pleasant visit to her fam |
lily and friends at St. Joe, Mo-. Miss Byran |
expects to take charge of the school at |
Townsend.
At the St. Nichalos are registered A., V. |
Chicago; NJ. Will, San Francisco; ". i
L.. Gardner, Walla Walla; L. o. Lenord. |
Anaconda. At the Mt. Vernon the register
the names OF A. R. Gates, Helena;
D. y: Parsell, wife and boy, New York; B.
l. Lacy, a Francisco; H. Louvenstine,
San Francisco M. Bourne, San Francisco:
J. W: Moore, Philadelphia; NJ. B. Rankin,
Portland, Oregon.
Colonel George Krug, representing the
Busch Brewing Association, and
Major M: Gallagher, OF the famous Derby &
Jay Distilling Company, both of st. Louis.
vent South on the Utah & Northern last
.venlng. They spent nearly a week in
suite and saw some of it's life by day and
~ night. They also did an excellent bus
Aooo' AAlc ClUIcu VMlSSOuf1anS are head
ng Tor home for fear Governor Marmaduke
night call their commands into active SER
inc to suppress the Apaches.. Their friends
Butte wish them a happy deliverence and
n early return to the Silver City.
Major Mike Gallagher, representing the
and Day Distilling Company, is in
he city. He sells the Crown Diamond
rand OF sour mash whisky and other
rands OF equal excellence. Major Gallagher s
ails from St. Louis, Mo-, and naturally i
fiiiates with Colonel Krug, of the Anheu- t
sr-Busch Company, whom he met by acci-
in the city. These gentlemen have
ome by their military titles by actual
.rvice. Colonel Krug was the commander I
a Bavarian regiment in the Franco I
russian war, in which he received high f
ficial recognition and several medals, and v
ajor Gallagher belongs to the Home u
yards OF Missouri, and is accounted a t
officer; he knows more of good
ourbon whisky than he does of the STRAIT t
y OF war, and it is popularity believed that b
lat this fact induced Governor Critenden p
issue his commission. v