Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-15
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
The slucoers are coming.

TIC NIX ! OAs
Silver bars were yesterday quoted in New
York at 1OOA.
The colored people held full sway ut the
Pavilion last night.
The fine weather the past few days has
melted the snow off the street.
Dempsey and Burke no doubt will draw
| u full house tonight at the Pavilion.
One week from to-day will be the short
| eat day OF the year. After that the days
| will to get longer.
Ed Norcross has been appointed general
! delivery clerk at the Butte ~postoffice. vice
| Mr.. Henderson,, resigned.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Duffy.
| who reside in Centerville, va ~gladdened by
! the arrival OF q son on last Sunday.
Tickets for the Keystone ball are now
| for sale at Grix's and Calkins' book stores,
where they can be had.
Col. j, &. C. Thornton has bonded the
Blue Jay lode from Archer Mcbride. The
consideration of the bond is $40, 900.
This property is classed AZ one OF the finest
undeveloped mines in this county.
Last Saturday evening Mr.. Thomas Odds
and Miss Mary Vincent were united in mar.
riage at the Mountain View NJ. E. Church,
by Rev. W. E. King.
The city fire department have engaged
Renshaw'a Hall for their grand annual
ball, ON February 20, 1887, Washington's
birthday.
We arc authorized to STATE that the Pres
byterians have not, nor will they solicit
contributions for their Sunday school.
Any person solicited will please refuse
donations.
United States Deputy Marshal Qnivey
has just received from Agent " illiamson
OF the Crow Agency. instruction to drive
off all the cattle and destroy all the build
ings on the reservation.
Henry Supernaut had a face on him as
large as q cart wheel yesterday, with
smiles. Cause: there was an arrival at his
house of u young son. Mother and son
are doing well.
Myra Houser, the nine-year-old daughter
nf G. b Hnuser, was buried yesterday- The
remains were inferred in the city cemetery,
number OF sorrowing friends of the family.
Under the management of Ed Shelter, the
Road House has become a very popular
place OF resort. Ed gets up a breakfast or
any other meal for visitors that would
make the mouth of an epicure water. 1t is
9 pleasant drive down there, and a hearty
greeting awaits all from the genial Ed.
The invitations for the ball of Washing
ton Camp No. l., Patriotic Order Sons OF
America, have beeu sent out. The commit
tee of arrangements say that the second
annual shall eclipse their first. No doubt
the boys will make the ball a success finan-
ciaIly as we'll as socially.
The Northern Pacific has issued a circu-
lar giving a synopsis OF the game laws in
effect in the different States and Terrific
ries through which the road passes, and in
structs agents to refuse to transport all
game which is not authorized by the differ
ent laws named therein.
The Centerville Mining journal moved
yesterday from Centerville to West Quartz
street, in the rear of Babceck's, this city.
The publisher is perfecting arrangements TO
issue three times a week after the first OF
January. The name OF the paper will also
be changed at that time to the Butte Min
ing Journal.
Tomorrow evening, at the Good Tenn
plar Hall. in the presence OF the members
in marriage to Miss V. Barnaman. Mr.. E.
T. Rang and the brides sister Minnie, in
company with James Longstaff and Kittie
Burton, have kindly consented to act as
groomsmen and bridesmaids.
We acknowledge the receipt of an invita-
ton to attend the meeting OF the Pennsyl-
vania Association of Montana. which will
be held at Helena on Monday evening, Janu-
airy 10, 1887, for the purpose OF ~elect:ng
officers for the ensuing year. All Pennsyl
vanians now residing in Montana are earn
estly requested to become members of the
association. The programme OF exercises,
etc., will be forwarded to zach member OF
the association by January 1, 1887. Ad-
dress Charles c. Cochran, Secretary, Hell
ena, NJ. T.