Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-27
c NEWS NOTES.

Remember the Democratic rally tonight
at Centerville.
The Butte Pavilion win reopen tonight.
under the able management OF Will Cary.
The Emmett Guards Band furnished the
music at the Democratic meeting last even
ing.
Yesterday afternoon a bucking broncho
created quite 3 large crowdo OF peopi ON
Main street.
Many Republicans who listened to the
speech OF MIR. Wallace last evening were
converted.
Rocker will have a grand Democratic
meeting tomorrow night. A gala time
may lie expected.
A Thanksgiving dinner and supper VIII
be given by the Ladies' Aid Society ot the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
An immenee audience greeted the young
| phenomenal speaker. VIM. Wallace. Jr.,
last evening at the Renshaw Hall.
The bonfire in front Of the Renshaw Hall
Last evening was a great success and i'iuml-
mated Park street in grand shape.
Yesterday a quarterly meeting was held
in Walkerville. in the Methodist Episcopal
Church, with Rev. Hugh Duncan presiding
Calkins & Co. yesterday placed in their
| window q magnificent silk cushion which
tbey propose to rattle off at so cents a
chance.
Colonel H. H. Horst yesterday bought
from Thomas Overman an interest in the
Destroying Angel Lode. Consideration
| 81. 500.
Week from to-day will be election day
The time is now growing o till Hon
Joseph K. Toole will he reelected by 6
large majority.
The Union Pacific pay car was in Soati
Butte yesterday paying on Its employees
and went on to Anaconda to pay T.
Inc TEA Iakirs afc nO" OPCKat'us IA Je.
treit, Michigan. The Plaindealer Of thS
place has q column local praising up thelI
poisonous tea and coffee.
All tue ladies present at the Renshaw
Hall last evening were much pleased with
the able speeches rendered by Judge Nc
Sharp.
The WEIGH Glee Club met at it's club
rooms at the Butte City Hotel Sunday
evening and rendered several fine selections
The club 10Y has several fine singer.
Last evening the R'nshaw Hall was
crowded to it's utmost capacity with peo-
pie. and many ladies and gentlemen were
turned away for want of standing o
Manager Galloway. of the Union Pacific
| Railroad system, will be in Butte by Sat-
| urday next. Mr.. Galloway has not been
here since the Garrison branch of the Union
| Pacific was turned over to the Montana
Union Railway.
The Montana Central Railway line from
Butte to Helena will be but sixty-eight
miles. The engineers are now locating the
road back of the Montana Company's
Works. It will take but three hours tog
to the capitol when the new line is COM
pleted.
Ex -Engineer Bill Dean had a preliminary
examination before Judge Nichols yestsr-
day OH a charge of completely in robbng
one of the Utah & Northern freight cars.
He was bound over to the next grand jury
in the sum of $1,000, in default OF which
he var sent to the County Jail.
Died-In Butte, October 25, 1886, Will
liam Herbert. infant son of Charles G. and
Mary H. Terrell. The funeral will take
place from the residence OF the parents at
Butte City Hotel, corner of Arizona and
Park Streets at 2 p, IN. to-day. Friends
and acquaintance are invited to attend.
David Murray. the efficient manager OF
the Rocky Mountain Telegraph Company,
returned yesterday from Deer Lodge, at
which place he had been making arrange
menus IOr material TO DulIO the new tele-
phone line to Butte. Mr.. Murray expects to
shortly commence work on the Philipsburg
line.
The frame buildings on West Granite
street belonging to A. w. Barnard &
Co. are removed and waiting has
commenced for the foundation OF a fine
brick block. The first floor will be used for
stores and the upper story for Offices. The
contract has been given to Architect
Roberts.
Chairman Clark, of the Territorial Com
mitJee has made arrangements for the use
OF the Pavilion for next Monday night. on
which occasion Hon. jos. X. Toole, and
Hon. Martin Maginnis will speak. A
grand torch light procession will be had be-
fore the speaking. The will re-
echo with the sound OF the "anvils."
Walkerville, South Butte, Meaderville and
Rocker will take part in the grand parade.
Fireworks and sky rockets will be sent off
and large bonfires lit.
Yesterday morning about $50 O'Clock
a team came rushing down Main street at
a break-neck pace, the neck-yoke and
tongue dragging on the ground. Wbe,.
nearly opposite Calkips & Co.'S book store
they a into a horse and buggy which had
hitched close by. Before the runaway
team could do any more damage Marshal
Jolly had taken in the situation and
grasped them by their brides, thus pre-
any more serious damage being
done.