Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-10
C NEWS NOTES,

: III.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
Silver bars were yesterday qoutedin New
York at LOOK.
No business was transacted at the police
court yesterday.
The city council will meet in regular SEES
sion this evening.
Couture 4 Leford will hold one of their
delightful socials this evening.
The Butte T%urnverein contemplate hold
ing a social next Sunday evening in Caplice
Hall.
John Robillard, who was adjudged insane
last Monday, was taken to the asylum al
Warm Springs yesterday.
Thos Conlon, who broke into Pat Ducy'f
saloon, has been bound over in the sum o.
$500 for his appearance before the mex
Grand Jury.
The Keystone Club will meet tonight at
Judge Lippincott's court at 7:3O. AL
Penn~sylvanianis are cordially invited to
attend
Silver yesterday reached 81 in New
York. Bring forth your music and let uf
celebrate.
Inc SOuuIy SOuu"lS6lOucIb III OCSLA ~
canvass of the election returns Wednesday
morning.
The ladies OF the Peoples Tabernacle will
give an oyster supper at the Miners Hal
this evening for the benefit OF the church.
The Alice yesterday shipped by the Pa
ci6c Express Company IS bars OF bullion
valued at $57.45O.
A slight fall of snow set in last evening
.,l:.L 80 I4,,h% rrin oil HI oona f0.6qV
when the sun comes out.
The Katie Putnam Company will open g
weeks engagement at the Grand Opera
House beginning next Monday evening.
Probate Judge Irvine yesterday fined
Joseph siron $50 and $52 costs Tor break
ing down a gate leading Into Morton'f
premises. in Harmon Gulch. He has filed
notice of appeal.
The Idaho Cattle Growers Association
will meet at Shoshone on the 10th inst. to
select their delegates to the National Stock
Association in Chicago, Nov. Is.
A young lady arrived at the residence o
George Pascoe yesterday. George says sht
has cont to stay. Mother and daughter
are doing well.
The box sheet for the McGibney family
has been opened and reserved seats cal
now be secured at Grix's. A great many
seats have already been secured.
James Groeche and John Callahan have
been both sent to the County Jail for sixty
days for petty larceny in stealing clothins
from the Wooden Mills store on Upper Mair
street.
Died-At Summit, November 9th, Eller
Clara, aged 5 years and 2 months, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Bowden. Funera
at 2 O'Clock to-day from family residence
Friends are invited to attend.
Died-On the 9Th inst., at Clear Grit
Terrace, William Smitham. Funeral to
day at $50 p. M, from his late residence
back OF Clear Grit mine. Friends and &C
quaintances are invited to attend.
The Pavilion was crowded last %evenin,
to witpess the skating carnival which tool
place there. Some very handsome cos
TUNES were worn by those who participated
in the festivities.
A large force of men is now engaged il
building the new bridge across the gulch OF
East Granite street. At present the pupils
are compelled to use a small foot bridg
which now spans the gulch.
The boys began paying their bets yes
terday.
Miss Layton, the Republican candidate
for Superintendent OF Common Schools, re
ceived the highest majority on either
ticket.
Frank Hollywood, late of the Miners
Union Saloon, has fitted up q fine place
opposite the Butte Hardware Co.'s store
on Main street, which he has named thu
White House. He invites all Of his ole
friends to give bim>a call.
A dinner party was given last evening by
Mrs. Cleveland in honor Of Miss Baldwin
and Carlos Wartield, who will leave tonight
for the east. Miss Baldwin will 20 by way
OF st. Paul and Carlos Warfeld via Den
yer.
Mr.. Prosper Bourdeu and Mrs. Maggie
Leach were joined in the holy bonds o.
wedlock by the Rev. Mr.. Bennett, of Walker
Vile, yesterday. They and their friends
enjoyed an elegant dinner last evening at
the Windsor.
The many friends OF James Ming will be
glad to hear OF his rapid improvement
since his residence in New York. Mr.. Ming
was for a number OF years shift boss at the
Porrot mine in this city. He expects to
return again in a short time to this city.
The Butte City Fire Department met last
evening in the City Council chamber. Con.
siderable business OF Importance to the de-
ing a committee to lay before the City
Council the advisability OF putting in an
Electric Fire Alarm telegraph.
The Republicans of Silver Bow county
! have presented Nillden Pinkham, the
| chairman of their central committee, with
| a handsome ~gold-headed cane. Mr.. Man
tie made the presentation speech. Mr..
Pipkham returned his thanks as gracefully
as his surprise would permit him.
VIM. Eltinge, Lew Dorsey, F. Feran,
Charles Irwin, John Sullivan and VIM. Don
| nelly recently escaped from the Blackfoot,
Idaho, Jail. Frank Feran is the only one
recaptured SO far. He was found three
miles from the jail in an almost insensible
condition from cold and exposure. The
rest Of the party had taken to the sage
brush and scattered. Men on horseback
have pursued them but under cover of
suit.
rot mine u large cylinder pump, which is
reported to be the largest pump in the
camp. It will be placed in position within
the next ten days. Its capacity is 300
gallons per minute.
Durand & Wagner have opened up a fine
grocery house, with q splendid stock of
goods, on Front street, in South Butte, op-
posite the Montana Produce Co1npany's
warehouse. r. w. Fleming is the able man.
ager, which is a sure guaranty Of success.
The Amy Silversmith Mining Co. yester-
day declared their monthly dividend
amounting to $34, al 90, being 10 cents
per share payable on November go. The
books OF the company will be closed from
the 18th to the 21st inclusive.
The McGibeny family, who will open
here next Friday evening. are very highly
spoken OF by our Eastern Territorial ex-
changes from places where the company
has appeared. Every member is a finished
musician aud cannot fail to please u
music-loving people.
The Jefferson County Sentinel says: r. G.
Huston, The MINER representative, called
Tuesday. He is adding many subscribers
to that excellent paper. We are always
prepared to welcome that kind Of people,
and hope they will make the Sentinel office
their abiding place when in Boulder.
w. j. Parke, Under. Sheriff OF Beaver
head County. reports that when Harvey,
the stage robber, received his sentence he
never moved O muscle, not even changing
color. He is sanguine Of having q new