Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-23
G NEWS NOTES.

York.
The Utah & Northern train arrived seve
hours late yesterday.
Louis Thibault. who has been i'll 10
some time, is now able to be about again
Mrs. George T. Summons, q daughter. 4
t~en-pounder.
The Alice to-day shipped through tn
Pacific Express Company thirty-four bar
of bullion worth $53.
manship of the Democratic County Contra
Committee as Mr.. Hyde went East on i'm
portant business.
Whitford Judge Mediation will attend tt
his duties as such. Mr.. Whitford havipl
appointed him, dur his absence, to at
tend to the same.
The District Court yesterday examined
over forty jurors in the "Gold Brick Case
before a jury was e~mpanneled to try it.
A little son of VIC. Bachelors narrowly
escaped being hooked by a COW yesterday,
He escaped with a few slight bruises.
There will be q grand Democratic rally
tonight at South Butte. Let everybody
attend. Good speakers will be in attend.
ance.
Mr.. D. F. Walton has severed his connec-
ton with tn tolice Court. Judge McHat.
ton will not appoint any one to succeed
Nh. Valinton as he intends doing the work
hereafter himself.
The ENGINEERS Of the Helena, Boulder and
Butte railroad are now camped at the head
OF Yankee Doodle gulch, at which place
they expect to locate a crossing for their
line.
The Pavilion skating rink will be eopen
ed for the winter season next Tuesday
evening. Prof. Cary will be floor manager.
which is a sure guarantee that everything
will be conducted in A, No. l, style.
The Young Mems Democratic Club will
meet tonight to make arrangements for
the meeting on Monday evening, when
young Willie Wallace. of Helena, will ad-
dress the meeting. A full attendance is re-
quested by order of tine President.
The High School building in Deer Lodge
is being completed as fast as possible. All
the cornice is placed in position and the
rooms are being plastered. The building
will be a very handsome structure and an
ornament to the city.
The jury in the Shaw bullion case brought
in O verdict late last night, fixing the SEN
tence at one year. The first ballot by the
jury stood six for acquittal, and six for
guilty as charged in the Indictment. After
being out five hours they returned the
above verdict.
W. NJ. Chestney, OF Butte, and Mrs. Elize-
beth Burton, of California, were united in
marriage at Dillon last Saturday. The
bride was on her way to Butte and Mr..
Chestney went down to Dillon to meet her,
the happy couple have taken up their
The heavens were lit up in a s~outherly di-
rection last evening. and some Of the fire.
men thought it was a large fire, and were
about to 60 to the rescue when it wat dis
that the South Butte Democrats
were holding a large Democratic meeting
and had kindled a large bonfire in front OF
the Knights OF Labor Hall at that place.
Miss Topsy Bishop gave a delightful
party in honor of the Misses Steward and
Newkirk, from the Jefferson, who are now
spending a lev days visiting friends in the
city. Dancing was INDUCED in by the
young folks. Mrs. Bishop had prepared a
handsome collation. to which ample Justice |
was done.
Last evening the young folks of Walker
vile congregated at the residence of Grace
some fifteen couple of them, and
at once to the residence of Mana
ger Wright, of Caplice & McCune's, where
hey went to surprise Willie and Johnnie
and to have a good time. Mrs.
prepared a handsome lunch to
which ample justice was done.
The Republicans of Meaderville held a
rand rally on Wednesday,. Four people
If Meaderville were present, besides the
!peaker. Mr.. j.. B. Knight, consisting of
lames Dingevon, the Chairman; Lew Gun
lersoD, John Churchill and Dan Ross. We
ave it on good authority that the above
vas all that we're present.
Col. Hundley's young thoroughbred, Mr..
vm. Wallace, Jr., Of Helena, will address
ne citizens OF Butte next Monday evening.
lr. Wallace is the young phenomenal
rator, being scarcely Fl years of age. No
oubt that a large and enthusiastic audi
nee will greet him. Other prominent
will also speak.
w. A. Clark, Esq, returned yesterday
tier a weeks absence in the Yellowstone
alley. While gone he addressed large
.eetings on the politica! issues OF the day. +.
II. Clark reports great enthusiasm for :
Dseph K. ToOle in the Yellowstone Valley. =
he ranchuen and stockmen being almost /
unanimously for him.
Judge Galhraith has held continual ses.
OF the District Court for the past five =,
eeks holding part of the time evening 1
s>ions. He has disposed of over 1861
ses, and to-day the Court docket sh .ws
at it has been thoroughly cleared OF all
r cases that could be disposed Of. The v
ldge expects to adjourn Court this evening 8
I'd open Court at Dillon on Monday, O. ii
Der 26. -
as. A. CAVITY returned yesterday from q -
ar weeks trip or the Madison. where he =
been looking after the mines that he y
ID O: her Butte parties are interested in. ~
bile away he sunk a shaft 25 feet deep D
d has now in sight A large body OF ore +.
.lch assays r5O OF. in silver and SIS in +
Id. He has given a contr ct to sink rs g
t more and when that is done he expects =,
to have q mine which will rark with the .,
in the Territory. Mr.. CAVITY has had Z,
offer for his interest, but refused it pre- =,
ring to await developments. =.
Montana Union Trains. -
trains on the Montana Union Rail. 81
y are now being run as mixed trains, ex-
the Helena train. Under the new 81
,angements narrow-gauge trains are run a,
Stuart, from which place they take the al
.ndard gauge. Would it not be a po,,d til
NC to CHANGE AGAIN Of Go1- U,