The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-06-24
PERSONAL.

Al. NrA vys4EENE
Dr.. ]. McNally, OF Missoula, is paying
Butte a flying visit.
John Caplice, the merchant, returned
rom Helena yesterday.
A.. NJ. Vol, the Anaconda hotel man, is
registered at the Centennial.
Sam Alexander, travelling agent of the
Helena Independent, is in the city.
Sonny" Rowe, an old time Butte miner,
left yesterday morning on q visit to his
family in Canada.
1t is expected that Hon. Joseph K oole,
Montana's representative in Congress, will
shortly visit Butte.
Maj. Charles s. Warren and his good wife
went over to Gregson Springs, yesterday,
to be absent several days.
George 8. Knapp and Charles H. Clark,
two popular commercial agents rom Chi
cago are again in the city.
Messrs. Reynolds and Job are actively
engaged in making arrangements Tor their
Fourth OF July wrestling match.
Louis R. Maillet has commenced the erec-
ton of a fine residence, of brick, on Quartz
street, just behind the court house.
Nicholas Beilenburg of Deer Lodge is in
the city. He says the cattle in the Deer
Lodge Valley are in fine condition.
City editor Julien, Of The MINER, was
considerably worse yesterday, the erysip-
elias having spread down to his eyes.
William Masters, the genial "Nasby" at
Burlington, came to town yesterday with a
seven-by1nine smile on his face. It's a boy.
Jimmy Ticket, one of the proprietors of
the Salt Lake Brewery Depot, is confined
to his room with his old enemy-rheuma-
tism.
F. B. Thomas, deputy clerk of the Dis
trict Court, is attempting to deluge the
camp with duplex swings, OF which he is
the agent.
Mrs. S. Lavenberg. a popular society
lady, came up from Anaconda on Sunday.
She will remain with her Butte friends for
some weeks.
A. B. Hammond, OF Missoula, is visiting
his many Butte friends. Eddy. Hammond
& Co. have just purchased Caplice, Smith
4 Co.'S. store in Missoula.
prominent stock growers of Silver Bow
county. was in the city yesterday. He re-
ports the cattle in fine trim.
Rev. DR.. Ditzler preached last night to a
large. audience at the Presbyterian church.
Many sinners were brought to a full realiza-
ton OF their iniquitous ways.
Drs. Mitchell & Laurin, of Deer Lodge, in
tend to locate in Butte. They recognize
this camp as "the future great" They
will also find here an army of physicians.
J. E. Hample, of O'Berne, Hoosick & Co.,
made a purchase OF N. J. Beilenberg & Co.
of over $4,000 worth of hides, the largest
purchase ever made from one firm in Mon
tana.
Miss Anna N. King, of Deer Lodge, who il
visiting her kinsman, Judge SHARP, is d
magnificent soprano singer. She will sing
two solos at the Presbyterian church
services this morning.
Will L. Clark, the handsome deputy
county clerk, and George Davidson, one OF
Leyson & Turks popular clerks, took a
spin to Anaconda on their bicycles last
night. They will return this morning.
M. J. Council, manager for E. L. Bonner
e. Co., the merchants of this city, has Just
returned from an extended visit to the
Eastern cities, where he has been on a pur-
chasing tour in the interest OF his house.
Frank Call, of Walkerville, an engineer
employed at the Alice mine, had his right
hand badly smashed yesterday, while gen,
erously helping a rancher to get his stalled
team out of the mire. Two OF the meta
carpal bones were broken.
Harry Chaplain, jr., general agent OF Bar.
low a. WILSON b MduluuOUH ACAOs "A
rived in the city yesterday. MI. Clapham
is ahead of one OF the best minstrel organ
izations in the country. They appear here
on June goth, following Mr.. Warde.
Colonel Charles B%eilenburg, one Of Mon
tana's cattle kings, arrived from Deer
Lodge yesterday. He has some very fine
mining property in the vicinity OF Butte
and propose to take immediate steps to
ward commencing work in them.
Seth Longabaugh OF Meaderville is a
genial cuss. He advised our reporter yes
terday not to drink any whisky in this
country. Said he: "When / came here first
I took a drink of Anaconda whisky and
was drunk for three weeks afterwards"
Lienamann & Schmidt, OF the Oneida
Live Stock Company, have enclosed at
Camas Creek, Idaho, over 1000 acres o.
ground, and have now over 5000 sheep on
hand. They sold, through the agent o.
O'Berne, Hoosick & Co., to Mr.. Alex. Edle
! over $4,000 pounds of WOO
A. G. Min, for the past twenty-five years
! connected with the leading dry goods
/ houses in New York and Chicago, arrived
| in Butte, on Sunday, with, his family. liz
| has been engaged by E.. L. Bonner q Co., az
| window-dresser and f~ioor-walker-n whlcn
| double capacity he is unexcelied.
John C. Ferguson, OF st. Johns, New
| Brunswick, is in the city. He is an oio
| commission merchant, and is anxious to
| engage in business in Butte. He says that
! he has traversed the country from the At
| lantic to the Pacific, and that Butte Is un'
| doubtedly the only live place in the coun
try.
J. A, Hall, the postmaster and eadlnt
merchant of Sheridan, is in the city. III
| reports u boom in that camp, and states
| that a wealthy Salt Lake City firm hasJus1
| arrived there, with intent to erect a iarg'
| smelter. He further reports that some
! verv promising mines have lately been de
veloped.
r. T. Upchurch, of Meadville, Pennsylva
| mia. the founder OF the A. O.. U. w., now II
| San Francisco, will visit Helena and Butte
On his way home. During his %sojourn IL
Helena a grand reunion OF the order II
Montana will be held in that city; al! TN
lodges in the Territory will be invited u
participate.
Tom Watts, OF Portland, Oregon, is II
the city. He is an old Virginia City typo
and has owned and edited a score OF paper
on the Pacific coast. Strange to say, ne !
DOOR,. Tom is a good fellow, a spicy wrlce
and a fast c~ompositor. II ne a atoPpe'
Ophir at the proper time, he might nav
i DeeH d. ulllllOAl0AAS' -
j. F. Triplett, of Elko, is in the city: ID
ia .. prominent stock grower. Mr.. Irlplet
saws that times are considerably br'ghte
in Elko than they were last year, and tha
the outlook is promising. He is dellghte
with Butte, and %pronounces it the on!
live camp in the countryside liveliest, Il
TACT, since Virginia City, in it's palmiest days
Lee Levy, one OF the popular statesmen !
Goldsmith e. Co.'S. clothing house, wi
shortly make a flying visit to Baitimort
his old home. 1t is rumored that Lee WI
return with ~ fair bride, the only child OF
wealthy pawnbroker in the Monuments
civ. The old man objected to Lee as
son-in-law, and the young man, in despair
came west. Fortunately for Levy the OF
man has relented, and now the course {
true love runs smoothly.
Can't. Geo. B. Hill, of San Francisco, a
old Nevada editor, is in the city a guest a
the Mt. Vernon. He is now representa-
Dallemand & Co., distillers and import
Of Chicago, and will call on the Butte me
chants early next week. Capt. Hill sal
tn a MINER reporter last evening that Butt
was undoubtedly the livliest and best mn
inc camp in the country; that it remlnde
! him OF Virginia City in it's palmiest day
Can't. Hill will remain in Butte for the ne,
ton DAYS. We bespeak for him a 1rlenol