Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-06

hereafter.
The Sherer and Rosenblatz bastardy cas-
will be heard in the Police Court this aftel
noon. Some rich developments are prom
Used at the trial.
The following were the bullion shipment
yesterday by the Pacific Express Company
Moulton, z bars, worth $11, 200; Margare
Ann 2 bars, worth $3,228.
The Montana Union Railway Compan,
are building several cattle shutes and stoc
yards atSouth Butte for the transfer @
stock from the Union Pacific to the North
ern Pacific Railway.
The brick yards have about all close
down in this city for the sersou. lher
are over 4,OOO.OO0 brick unlaid in tn
! market now, which can be purchased at s
per
The new delivery system don't seem t.
catch on in Butte. A great many of tn
people do not yet know that by placing
ten cent stamp on q letter it will be de
livered on it's arrival at it's destination.
Fritz & Co. yesterday purchased tn
Model Restaurant. The boys deserve Il
be successful as they have had vest expert
ence as caterers. Shavey and Ed. make
grand team together.
w. R. Kenyon's new brick residence
which is situated on Upper Montah.
Street, will sooh be ready to be otcupied
When finished it will be one Of the fines
residences in that portion OF the city.
The County Commissioners met Monda,
morning in regular session. Present: Eos
ter and Mr.. Pfouts. The entire day wal
spent in examining bills and auditing &C
counts. Theyd did not get through auditing
bills yesterday, but expect to conclude to
day.
The Rev. W. E. King held Services d
Meaderville last evening. Quite a larg,
audience was in attendance. The people
At Meaderville propose to have service,
held in the Knights Of Labor Hall every
Tuesday opening.
A report reached this city late last night
that another murder had been committed
in Philipsburg. No particulars of th.
shooting ARRAY could be learned AS til,
telegraph Office at that point CLOSES at
o'clock p: m:
The Butte, Boulder and Jefferson Stage
Line has placed a fine four-horse Concord
coach on the road. The stage leaves daily
city, for Boulder, stopping at Park station
for breakfast.
Married-At the residence of Mr.. Robin.
Dull I'll vvt6U OTdllItC 6UTCcU, lhSU cVVUluS
Mr.. Frank Martin to Miss AIDA Lambert
in the presence of quite a circle Of invited
friends. The ceremony was performed by
Judge Mediation.
Calkins l. Co: will Open their new book
and stationary store on October 18th, in
Grix's old news stand. They have had the
room refitted, making it one OF the finest
stores on Upper Main Street. No doubt
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undertaking.
Yesterday a report reached the city that
q lot of wood and timber had been set on
fire in German Gulch. Mr.. Williams, Of
the Colorado Smelter, was Been, who said
that he had heard about the fire, but what
it amounted to he could not say. But lie
did not think much damage had been done,
if there was a fire.
The meeting alleged TO have been held at
Bowen.s Hotel for the purpose of organic
ing a WEIGH Republican Club turns out to
have been the regular WEIGH Singing Club,
which is held regularly at the above hotel
their mutual enjoyment. There are
very good singers among them:
A coal oil lamp exploded last evening at
residence OF Mrs. Jones, corner of Gran
tie and Arizona streets. For a little time
it seemed as if the blaze would extend to
walls, but for the timely arrival of Messrs.
Oriseoll and Murphy who succeeded in
luenching the fire.
All pupils of the High School, teachers,
and others interested in it's sue
less are requested to be in attendance at
;he Central School building at 4:3O p. M,
IN Wednesday, in order to perfect arrange
hents for opening in q heitting manner
he new High School Building.
The gold brick swindling case is set for
in McHatton's Court tonight at
o'clock. The accused, A. Cory, will be
ried for uttering and putting off counter /
cit gold bullion for a valued consideration 1
o another with intent to defraud. The |
if convicted, will be not less
han one, nor more than fourteen years, in
he p~enitentiary.
The people at Race Track propose to
old a grand barbecue and reception upon
he arrival OF Delegate Toole at that place.
everal speakers have been invited to speak
n that occasion. The day has notyet been
but due notice will be given of the
anne through the columns OF The MINER.
'wo oxen, ten sheep and four veal will be
on that day.
President Adams, of the Union Pacific
Company, and party, left Omaha
for a visit to Butte, Montana. 1t
expected that they viii arrive in Butte
. Saturday or Sunday of this week
resident Adame co1urs with the view of
oking over the Montana Union Hallway,
nd to see what railroads the Union Pacific
i'll build the coming year.
Quite a number If people who hail from
will meet some time during
Re next week at Judge Lippincott's office.
ne notice will be given of the same. It is
timated that there ia now in Silver Bow
'unty upwards of 500 persons who hail !
ON the old Keystone State. The plan is
embership, and also get the expression OF
e members as to holding a banquet and
union sometime during this fall or winter.
l persons who have resided in that State
e requested to be present. i,
'culation. Yesterday it added fifteen new Z
bscribers to it's list. 1t is o being read ,
every city and town in the Territory. =
lvertisers should make q note of this. e
le management have lately made i'm =
,nse improvements in the job depart v
mt, 80 that it is now prepared to turn g
t all kinds of fine job work on short no. .
e. The MINER furnishes all the news of =
day, and is the only se, en- day news '
per in Montana. Send in your subscrip- r
.
The excursion of the ladies of Ruth Chap +
, No. 2. and invited guests will take
ICE to-day. Parties holding tickets must g
at the depot by 1.55 o'clock this after e
On, as the tickets will not be accepted on
y other train going to Helena, but on re- r
n the excursion tickets will be good on n
passenger train. Those desiring to 20 a
l have not purchased any ticket can do q
the depot or at the Northern Pacific 2
zet office any time before the departure %
the train. The excursion train will
Helena Monday, October 18th. g,
PERSONAL. I'll
:. E. Morse came up from Dillon yester-