Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-31
LOCAL NEWS NOTES..
The last day of July.

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LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
The last day OF July.
Look out Tor burglars.
E. L. Bonner is in the city.
The city is swarming with insurance
men.
The collector starts on the warpath next
Monday.
The Four Jack Club will give a party in
the near future.
Anaconda is said to be a little dull but
full Of confidence.
Grix commenced moving into his new
store last evening.
Adolph Sutro and daughter left yester-
day morning for Helena.
Five or six arrests for petty ~offenses were
made last night by the police.
1t looks as though the bottom had been
pulled out OF the Lizzie Block.
Fifteen bars of Alice bullion, valued at
$22, 1856, were shipped yesterday.
Coles circus will occupy the ground upon
which the Sells Brothers spread their
canvas.
Mrs. B. F. Mahan, one of Anaconda's
most popular society ladies, is visiting Mrs.
Judge Lippiucott.
Mrs. NJ. kaufman and child leave this
morning for New York, to reside there per-
manently.
Special Agent T. W. Eustes, of the Pho.
nix Insurance Company, OF Brooklyn, New
York, is in the city.
John Philippi and G. Nedotti nave loca-
ted the John Philippi quartz claim one and
a half miles from Meaderville.
City Marshal Jolly has purchased the
stock and fixtures of the Board of Trade
saloon, Lower Main street, for 5 1850. .
Died, July 80, 1886, Patrick Foley. The
funeral will take place from Lower Colo
RADIO street at 8 o'clock this morning.
C. F. Mullins, manager for the Pacific
Coast of the Commercial Union Assurance
Company, limited, OF London, is in the
city.
w. T. Shirley, the postmaster and grocer
at South Butte. will leave for San Fran
cisco this evening. He will return via
Portland.
Robert McGarrahan, a brother OF George
McGarrahan, arrived from East St. Louis
yesterday, and will in the future reside in
Montana.
Julian Smith and wife have sold to
Stephen Hughes, lot 6 and part of lot s.,
Warren and Kingsburry's addition to
Butte, for 1880.
The Lynn-Smith glove fight will be an in
teresting affair. The men are in steady
training, and will, doubtless, enter the ring
i'll prime condition.
The other day, while the circus was at
Dillon, the whole town turned out en- uaasse
to witness the performance. It is said
that all the saloons were closed.
Yale locks cannot be opened by means of
nippers applied from the outside. This is
a pointer" for parsons fearing q noetur.
nal visit from the festive burglar.
Thomas H. Rutter has taken a photo
graph Of the haunted engine, No. $50, on
the Montana Union. The photo shows the
ghosts in full dress and splendid array.
A thirty-second interest in the Hope
quartz claim, west OF Missoula Gulch, has
Charles 8. Warren. The consideration
was $3.50.
Mary Sowerby has applied for a divorce
from William Sowerby, ON the grounds OF
desertiOn and drunkenness. The parties
reside in Butte, and have been married
nearly six years.
While out riding last Wednesday evening
Mrs. Otta and Mrs. C~ossrove were thrown
from a buggy and severely hurt. Mrs.
Otta sustained a dislocated shoulder, and
Mrs. Cosgroves arm and shoulder were
broken.
Willard Bennett, the senior member OF
Bennett Brothers, will remain in Butte
during the absence Of Mr.. Congdon, the
manager. Mr.. Bennett says he will be
happy to see old friends daily at his ware
rooms, South Butte.
Edward f. Congdon will leave for San
Francisco this evening via the Union Paci.
fic, and Nill return over the Northern Paci.
fie, when he will visit all the leading Fast
ern wagon and carriage factories in the
interest of the firm OF Bennett Brothers.
Harry Osborne has engaged the Stanleys,
a very clever musical team, and they will
make their first appearance this evening at
the cosy Green Room Concert Parlors. Mr..
Osborne has booked several other strong
future will be duly announced.
Julius P. Rhodes and wife have sold to
Anthony Z. Phillips one-third interest in
the Unrepresented quartz claim. situated
in this district, for $500. E. L. Preston
and Daniel Wostleholm~, two-thirds owners,
failed to contribute their share of the rep
resentation work on the claim for 1882,
and the same having been done by John P.
Rhodes, the title passed to him.
At the Centennial-Isaac D. Huntoon,
Gospel Mountain; J. W. Mathes, Drum
mond; Alex. Edie, Helena; Samuel Wade,
Whitehall; John Roach, GEORGETOWN;
Henry Gallagher. Coles circus; E.. e. Cor.
bin, Salt Lake; George A. Cook, Dillon;
Richard Deaf, Denver; Mrs. McDonough,
Red Rock; VIM. MacQueen, Grace.
At the st. Nicholas-John Finnerty, De
Koven, Kentucky: Joe A. Mcconnell, Albert
Lea Route; T. w. Eustis, Chicago; J. P.
Crosby, J. Joseph, Anaconda; J. ID. East
man, Deer Lodge; V. A. Wallace, C. r.
Huffman, Chicago; John Cummings, Mel
rose; o. D. Randall. st. Louis; Filing Ell.
ingson, Virginia City; VIM. Wyllie, Canyon
City, Oregon; W. A. Whitney, NJ. B, Miles,
Silver Bow.
A special from TimberIine to the Helena
Herald ::of Thursday, says that the lock
out question there has assumed a new
phase. Wednesday the Sheriff went down
from Bozeman and served summons UPON
the Knights, citing them to appear at Boze- |
man on the second OF August in answer to
a suit instituted against them for eject
ment by the Northern Pacific Coal Com
pany. The locked out men reside upon the
company's land, and these proceedings are
i~naugurated to remove them.
Magazine binding and special ruling
promptly attended to at this ofacs.