Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-26
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
Min as Lago tonight.
Three funerals yesterday.

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Three funerals yesterday.
"Hamlet" matinee to-day.
The days are growing shorter.
The MINISTRIES will draw like q house on
fire.
There was plenty of weather in Butte
yesterday.
r. r. Hoge has returned from q two.
weeks visit to San Francisco.
Manager Fred Richie, OF the A1ion. ia
expected to arrive this morning from the
East.
Mrs. Hannah Warren, mother of Con.
Charles 8. Warren, has returned from the
East.
DR.. Holmes illness has assumed q very
serious phase, and his friends are very
anxious.
Lee Mantle will receive bids for the bar,
fruit, restaurant and Toe cream privileges at
the race track.
Bullion to the value OF $3,76O was re-
ceived for shipment yesterday by the Pacific
Express Company.
l.. C.. Parker, special agent for the
Bankers Lille Association, arrived last eve
ming from St. Paul.
Look out for sneak-thieves. The CITY is
swarming with them, and they will steal
anything they are able to carry away.
Mrs. James NJ. Fish has returned from
the East, accompanied by Miss Helen Bell,
ofNew York, who will spend the summer in
Butte.
The funeral OF William Tiddy took place
at 2 O'Clock yesterday under the auspices
OF the Miners Union and was largely at.
tended.
General Agent Scott. of the Utah Il
Northern, has run fifty-eight excursion
trains out OF Butte and back again with.
out accident.
Alexander Erickson and Miss Serefa
Teloner were married Thursday, at Bur.
ington. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. w. E. King.
Maud Peterson, a notorious offender.
was arrested yesterday while drunk and
dressed up. She will pose this morning In
the Police Court.
Billy Courtney, charged with having
stolen a lot of clothing from Adam Uhl,
will be tried at Z o'clock this evening before
Judge Mediation.
At the Centennial-W. A. Parker, Spo.
kane Falls; Mrs. E. II. Hutchinson, Salem,
Oregon; James Slator, Eagle Rock; G. w.
Blackman, Silver Star.
Mrs. L. j. Hamilton and child, accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Lahring (the
artist, have.gone to Chicago, where they
will spend the next two months.
Miles Hogan, aged ~ years, diod Thurs.
day at his residence on East Park street.
The funeral took place at 2 o'clock yestsr.
day afternoon from his late residence.
Forty-s'x OF Butte's ladies-God bless
'em-wil attend the Grand Opera House
tonight in a bunch, and the twenty-five
Crickefora will o1on uysfrosa MIL, oo Yo.@
Manager John Mcguire is steering the
Bijou Company over the circuit. They will
return to the Grand on July s, when "The
World will be produced for the irst time
in Butte.
Tom Manning says he is ready and will
ing to fight Tom SyrDn for 500 a side. but
Syron is nablet to secure backing to that
amount. Manning says be will enter no
more contests for gate money.
Major s. S. Reed has purchased all of the
Montana stage and mail routes of H.
Wadsworth, and is now on his way to Bill
lings to take charge and arrange for the
transfer OF the Fort Benton and Billings
route.
Last evening a street-beggar threatened
to shoot MI. William Warield, the we'll
known liveryman, because the old gentle
man refused to give him fifty cents.
Street-beggars are too fresh as we'll an too
numerous in Butte.
The funeral of Thomas B. Pierce, who
was killed Thursday afternoon in the Ana
conda mine, took place at l o'clock ycster-
day, under the auspices of Pioneer Assem-.
bly,, Knights OF Labor. of which deceased
was a member, having been initiated Mon.
day last. A large o]onoourse OF Borrowing
followed the remains to tho grave.
An italian, whose stock of English Ian.
guage is limited, claims to have been robbed
OF $40 yesterday morning in the Arion.
''Shorty' Carmichael, one OF the walters in
the establishment, has been arrested on
suspicion of being the thief, and will be
tried before Judge Mediation. "Shorty'
was released on bail in the sum of 5000.
The people engaged by John Gordon to
open the reconstructed Comique will arrive
morning in Butte. The new company
Of the Stanley sisters, Clayton
Hayes sisters, Lille Hastings, Alice
Mansfield, Ida Chester, Mable Pearl, Orn.
dorff and Comings, John Cassidy and Gus
Mills.