Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-13
LOCAL NEWS T

Silver bars were yesterday quoted in New
York at 1O1A.
The Bluebird mill be lighted up by thir.
teen electric lights.
The British American Society will hold a
meeting tonight.
The City Council held it's regular monthly
meeting last evening.
The keystone Club, which met last even.
ing, O numbers sixty-fve members.
The Chicago House. on East Park street,
has been raised three feet. and is now on a
level with the specified grade.
Jerry Mullen yesterday paid a fine for as
saulting Pat Boland night before last. The
dispute arose over the late election.
Robert Henley is wanted for stealing a
saddle from ThOrnton's corral and selling
the SAM to Joseph DeVoski for $40.
Yesterday morning the Thermometer at
Silver Bow Junction registered ten degrees
below zero, while in this city it was five
below.
The new VAUDEVILLE school is about
ready to be occupied. 1t is expected that
school will be opened in the same on Mon
day morning next.
Morris Mendelssohn, who is charged with
r pettH ,asisny viii III hate stssl i gri e c eS.ti from s. his
u uuSC MCx11ICOA dU L ~ CAOCAs
The ladies of the Peoples Tabernacle
Miners Union building. The social was
well attended.
J. r. Creighton, with the assistance OF
two men, have painted 297, 900 feet surface
in and around the Bluebird millin the mast
seventy-seven days.
The papers in the suit of the City of Butte
VS.. the Bondsmen of Ex-City Treasurer
Letter, to recover $500 alleged to be short
in his accounts, we're filed in the District
Clerks office yesterday.
The reading room at Burlington which
was fitted up this summer by Mrs. Van
Zandt fol the use of the employees OF the
Bluebird mine, now contains upward OF
500 choice volumes.
The Butte City Fire Department will
hold a special meeting in a few days when |
the committe, on purchasing more fire |
apparatus will report the action taken by !
the Aldermen at toe last meeting of the
City Council.
The Katie Putnam Company is playing |
this week to immense houses in Helena. |
They open at the Grand Opera House in
this city on Monday night for one week. |
The box sheet will be opened this morning.
Parties should go early who desire to se-
cure choice seats. The opening play will be
Erma, the Elf.
Will Akers. a clerk in Sands & Boyce's,
has been promoted to the position OF
|" anager in the retail department..
Died-At Divide, November 9, Redmond
H. Collins, aged 81 years. The funeral will
take place at Divide to-day at IL q. m.
The owner of Young Ranchero says he
will make another match with Johnson.
His horse was not in good fix the other
lay and he is confident that his horse can
beat Johnson's horse.
The County Commissioners last evening
inishsd the assessment roll. The assess
nent roll for Silver Bow County for the
present year foots up a little over 81, OOO,-
700.
The council last evening ordered an cleo
to take place on Tuesday, November
20. The proposition upon which the tax
will be called on to vote is whether
he tax Of one mill shall he levied or not
or general fire purposes.
The Jewish ladies of Butte held a meeting
yesterday for the purpose of organizing a
School for the Jewish children.
irs. Joe Rosenthal was elected President,
IRIS. l. Strasburger Vice-President, Mrs.
FAX Meyer Secretary and Mrs. Sam Louis
treasurer. Over t~hlrty-five members have
oined a class, which will be taught by Mr..
j, Messing.