The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-05-30
THE MINER
BUTTE, MAY 30, 1888.
CITY BREvITIES.

washed and is as clean rs II good wiie's
kitchen.
The iailor says that he never had charge
of a more orderly lot OF prisoners than at
present.
There are Twenty-Five prisoners in the
county Jail. All are Of the masculine
gender.
Joe, Roscnthal says that his new build
ing on Main street will be ready for Occu-
pancy by June Goth.
John NJ. Albiez has purchased Of Themes
=. Newton, for 500, lots L. :, 3 ana 4,
block n, Butte City.
Gold dust from the Cnur d'.Alene mines is
steadily pouring into the United States
assay Office at Helena.
There will be only one matinee at the
Renshaw Opera House next week, which
will occur on Saturday afternoon.
Aone-sixth interest in the Fair View lode,
near the town OF Rocker, will be sold at
sherifi's sale, IN the 10Th proximo.
Ruth Chapter No. 2, +. A.. A. NJ, Orderof
Eastern Star. have issued invitations for a
srand bali at the Amphitheater, Wednes-
day, June 3D..
George r. NoyeS has sold his undivided
eighth of the Cadigan quartz o claim, in
the Summit Valley Mining District, to J. NJ.
Alhiez, for 500.
lanes w. Forbis has sold to James
McCauley for S275, lots 10 and Is, block
II. in Moves d UptOn'S railway addition to
the city of Butte.
The Miners Union will appropriately
celebrate its seventh anniversary on the
18th of June. There will be a grand parade
and Il ball at night.
County RecorderClark Yesterday received
, limited supply OF the published laws
n,sse,I at the fourteenth session OF the
Territ orial Assembly.
The Overman Lode, in the Summit valley
mining district. has been bonded, in the sum
Of 5000, by Dennis Farrell, Frederick
Loener and Albert Michel.
Schmidt & Gamer, ofthc Ccntennialb brew
cry, Yesterday appeared with ii new delivery
WAGON PAINTED as red as the nose OF John
Stahlman, the night barkeeper.
The City Marshal is making the ~"vags'
do work ON the public street. Fifteen OF
Them were hard ut work yesterday, under
the ~watcllful eye Of officer Carleton.
Thomas Eoulton and Josiah Youlton
have purchased, for $3.50, Archibald T..
Harney's interest in the Snoozer quartz
lode. in the Summit Valley Mining District.
The Chief Fire Marshal has ordered :he
members Of Hose Companies Nos. ! and 2
tu meet ut the City Hall Saturday ut noon
to p]articipatc in the Decoration Day GER
tInOnieS.
BY I'm accident at the Bell smeltcr, Il few
days ago, four men were badly burned by
the overturning Of IL carload OF hot calcine
matter. One of them, named Shirley, had
both hands terribly burned.
Akin A. Smith and Henry Williams have
purchased OF George w. Beal and Z. IL.
Hc,l, for $1,000, a ditch and the water
right for taking and conveying water from
Jerry Creek to German Gulch.
The good women OF the Congregational
Church, are preparing for a grand dinner on
the Fourth OF July. 1t is safe to predict
that the dinner will be first-class and that
the ladies will be most generously patron
lied.
Nothing reliable has been heard IRON
Chicago as to the reported killing oil kid
Miller. Many OF his friends believe that he
is still in the land of the living. and that he
will soon again be in Butte, to worry the
faro dealers.
John Downs, formerly of Butte, now a
resident of MurrayviIle, in CGurd Alene
region, has sold his property in Blacktall
CANYON. eight miles southeast OF Butte. to
Andrew j. Davis, OF New york City. The
consideration was $4,000.
McNally, who WAS shot by McCan il few
weeks ago, is reported in a very criticalcon-
dition. Al operation was performed on his
leg Yesterday. Several pieces OF bones were
taken thprpfrom. The doctor thinks his
Irs will have to he amputated.
Mr.. Bogk, the enterprising proprietor OF
The Revere House, has ordered an omnibus
from st. Louis. He will run a free bus
from the depot as soon as the rarry-all ar
rives. He says that he does not intend to
e ruled ont by any monopoly. GOOD Tor
osk.
r..,-x -. e iN.,%,:% ttr.rn pnv,IoI-
ton, in dismissing the case OF the People VS..
the Noyes family, for the alleged abduction
uf Maggie Ayers, is universally approved.
1t is likely that Mr.. Noyes will bring an
action for damages, for false arrest, against
old man Ayers.
Mrs. Kelley, the proprietress Of the lodg-
ing house on the corner Of Broadway and
Academy streets. had a very narrow escape
from death yesterday morning. She was
attacked with heart disease while dancing.
Her physician, DR.. Whitford, Jr., pro-
nounres her out Of danger.
l.. Wise, who refused to pay his street
taxes or work the same out, was arrested
yesterday and tried before Judge Nichols,
who imposed i; fine of 50 and costs, the
whole amount being S26. Under these
circumstances it will be better to pay the
SD tax when the collector calls.
At the meeting of Butte Lodge, No. l,
A. o. L. W, last evening, nine persons re-
raivrd the Junior degree and fifteen the
Masters. Since coming to Butte MAJOR
MriScll has taken into Butte lodge seventy
applications. I'm his Jealous and untIrlng
labora he was last evening given IL rising
vote oi thanks.
One Of the New York roller skating Kinks
is Ia have !; paper-laid foor during the
simmer. There is II paper floor rink at
Indianapolis. and it is claimed to he the
best surface vet employed, being smooth
bat devoid IF the slipperinesS OF hardwood
floor; it has the additional advantag" "i
being noisrlcSS. !
Mr.. Weber, the wealthy foundryman from
Missouri, saws that he has about decided
TO erect Il large foundry and machine sil"p
in Butte. He was offered one oil the ioun-
dries now in operation, on liberal terms,
but says that he prefers to erect an rst'h-
liShmrnt after his own designs.
J. +. Cravis. a well known young resident
OF Butte, returned yesterday from an OK
tended tour east, on heline OF the Northern
Pacific railway. He SAYS that the Yellow
stone valley is rapidly settling up with Il
very desirable class of ranrhers. lie thinks
that Bismarck is the coming great city III
Dakota.
The View North West, OF Deer Lodge,
says: "A representative OF some company
Is reported % he buying large bodies OF land
in Warm SpringCanyon, between Anaconda
and Cable. 1t is said the Anaconda com
rany desires 5000 acres Of Il timber reserve
there, and it is surmised the purchase has
in view the extension of the Utah Il North
rrn Railway to Silver Lakeland probably
inrther.'
trrtain parties residing in The ~nelghborhood
"i the Holt residence. on the W end OF
Montana street, are considerably alarmed
over the recent advent Of the triplets-es-
perlnlly several newly welded pairs. They
seem to think thai that section Ia too sl-
ilbri"ns and profile, even for Buttes glo-
rinus climate. The chances arc that rents
VIII decline in that part OF the city.
There is Il sad lack of harmony in the
Humphrey family. The head OF the house