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

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being quoted at 96H. ~
L Walksrville has eight saloons running in
full blast.
Pay day will be st several Of the minel
and smelters during the week.
p. Murphy has sold out the Delta saloor
on East Park street to the Wormsley
Bros.
The members of the Beethoven Lieder
kran1 propose to resurrect the sanie at ar
early day.
A night shift has been put on at the Ana
conda for the purpose Of Mastering thu
completion OF the improvements.
The road out to Summit is in a very
the route are being worked.
the Rev. w. E. King. Mr.. Charles Nelson to
Miss Augusta Carlson, all OF this city.
Stock shipments hound east via the
Northern Pacific during the week past vert
very heavy, and are steadily increasing.
Rev. Father Vigeant, from Canada sum
high mass yesterday at the Catholic Church
in this city while Father Tremblay preached
the sermon.
President Adams and General Manager
| Galloway, OF the Union Pacific Railway
will arrive in Butte the latter part of this
week. .
The Turn Verein will hold another socia'
| this evening at their hall in the Cnplict
building for the benefit of the members and
their wives.
Yesterday wal a gala day for the livery
men. Ry 8 o'clock one could not hire q
buggy in the city. Every one that could
| get out for a drive did 30:
Judge Galbraith will hold night sessions
i'll the District Court roc during the week,
90 as to catch up with the business which
| is now on the calendar.
The Helena BARRIERS have formed q
mutual protective society, the basis Of
which is to keep shaving up to 25 cents
and hair cutting ut 80 cents.
John Cadisan has been favorably men.
toned as the probable candidate for Jus.
tice OF the Peace for VAUDEVILLE Township.
No better selection could be made.
The High School building will be opened
formerly by q promenade concert and ball
the proceeds to be devoted to purchasing a
piano for the use Of the school.
The new high school building was having
it's cupola put on yesterday. Contractor
AcDovitt does not expect the building to
be ready to be occupied before October
25th.
Anaconda proposes, iii the near future,
to have a grand Democratic rally and bar
becue. 1t is said that quite q number oil
Butte and Helena people will be there.
VAUDEVILLE Assembly, Knights of Labor
are making preparations to give q grand
ball. Those having it in charge propose to
make it n OF the finest of the season.
The County Commissioners have lately
placed the County roads leading into the
III - A. >~-l3s-n Nk~n-~ T4nko~
says that the roads are in better condition
than ever before.
J:C. Baker. for a long. time connected
with the Centennial as well as the st. Mich
olas hotel, has secured the Windsor and
f1st-class hotel.
Sheriff Sullivan was oyer to Helena last
Friday and placed Joseph Rosenblatz un-
who charged him with being the father of
her unborn child:
Chairman Pinkham, of the Republican
headquarters over Cans & klein's clothing
store. He proposes to fit the same up
in elegant style to-day.
The wood men in the vicinity of Summit
are repairing and placing into condition
their wood chutes for this winter, and ex-
pect to get out double the amount OF
wood that they did last winter.
County Commissioner Foster says he
would hot undertake to fill Chairman
Jacks place as Superintendent OF the Poor
for $500 per month. He cannot say no to
any one who is in need of help.
WE Schussler takes charge OF the Silver
Moon saloon on Monday. Schuss is bless
ed with d good-sized, shape)y form, and
should find no difficulty whatever in filling
the widows shoes.
The remains OF the late Mrs. Mary J.,
Morehotse were laid to rest yesterday.
The funeral services were conducted by the
Rev: j. r. Russell, at the residence, and
were largely attended by Borrowing friends.
The Best Fire Brick Mining and Manu-
featuring Company have recently ordered
a fine plant of machinery which is @ on
the way from the East. The company
holds Its annual meeting in Butte on the
18th inst.
Superintendent R. Blickensderfer offers a
reward OF $500 for information leading
to the discovery and punishment of the
parties who placed several ties across the
track e Dillon. The trackmen, how
ever, discovered the ties before any damage
was done.
Patrick Clark and Julian Smith recently
sold the VAUDEVILLE Livery Stao. ) to
Langlois and Bootbernier, for S., 500, who
no doubt will make a success Of the same.
They have ordered some fine carriages
from the East. They expect to place sew
eral new hacks in their stables soon
Workmen have been busy during the past
week in tearing down the ore shutes at the
Anaconda and St. Lawrence mines. The
nId orr,ohorc fw0po kLo:r o., o.1,- -
arrived and will be placed in position
at once, as the Company contemplate
crushing their ore at the mine hereafter.
About 100 men are now EMPLOYED in the
construction OF the railroad from the An
mine to VAUDEVILLE. George w.
Irwin, who is a director of the road, has
about setured the right Of way for the en-
line. which, when completed, will make 1
circuit of about three miles to Walker. |
vile from the end of the track.
Last evening one OF the center pieces in
q Gamers saloon fell down on |
coal oil lamps, exploding them at once. |
The Turning fluid was scattered in all d.
%ections, making quite q blaze. Willing
lands, though, soon %extinguished the
lanes with old blankets. No alarm was
iven; damage slight.
We are in receipt of an invitation to at.
the excursion of Ruth Chapter, No. 2,
o Helena and return. The excursionists
ill leave thedepot tomorrow at 1:3O D. m.
he ladies have provided three coaches
the accommodation of those who desire
0 20. They have a few more tickets left
can be procured at the Northern
'acific ticket office,
For several days q has been cur
mt in this city that the steamer Alaska,
ound from Liverpool to New York, had
cen lost. The wife and family of Mr..
Lancock, who is employed at the Parrot +
line, was aboard the same and were !
'lning co Butte to reside. 1t is to be !
oped that the steamer will arrive in port {
lfe soon. |;
Summit is a lively camp andquite a num- /
r OF families are living there. No vacant 6
1ildings are in the camp. The place has
70 grocery stores, two NOTES.-THE Park
ouse and Summit Hotel, a p~ostofice t
I'd several boarding houses, two black h
nth shops, one meat market and two p
looms, all of which are doing a good bus q
ess. f.
PERSONAL. =
Mrs. Kate Altmiller, from Chicago, is b
est at the Centennial. n