Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-21
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Local. nOtIces IN the Sunday MINER al
halt the usual rates.
Every delegate or his alternate should b.
present at the convention to-day.
Reading notices in the Sunday MINER ART
only ten cents a line.
The Democratic Convention will meet 81
noon to-day at the Court House.
Wants two cents a word in the Sunday
issue OF The MINER.
The Third Infantry Band. from Fort
Shaw, will be in attendance at the Helena
Fair.
Situations wanted, only two cents a
word in the Sunday MINER.
George H. Casey, of the firm uf Casey &
Brophy, took a trip oyer to Helena on
Thursday.
Large shipments OF fresh oysters have
arrived in Butte. The s%ucculent biyalye
must now prepare to meet it's fate.
Mr.. e. j. Walsh has filed his bond ia the
sum of $4,000 us County Attorney. His
s~ureties are H. G. Walton and Gus Gallick.
j. H. Leyson and DR.. Carver, of Butte,
and Messrs. Winston and Crockett, of
Anaconda, left yesterday fora months trip
to the National Park.
Thu infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cain Hol-
land, OF West Walkerville, died On Thurs
day. The funeral took place yesterday
afternoon At 2 O'Clock from the family
residence.
During q disturbance in the Western
Brewery saloon last evening a couple Of
lamps were tipped over. They were
promptly e1tinguished and no alarm was
sounded.
The Helena Herald states that the Terri
torial Capital is swarming with burglars.
Rl1ffn 10 mt nr1s%n on h4l ~-AI-A -
knight OF the jimmy has also been plying
his profession" in Butte of late.
Mr.. E. V. Maze, formerly chief clerk of
Mr.. c. W. Scott Of the Utah Northern. has
accepted the position of chief clerk for
Manager Blackwell of the Montana Union.
Mr.. Scott is now hunting another clerk.
The Sunduy issue of TIE MINER will con.
tain nor than the usual amount of read.
ing matter with accounts OF the conven-
tions in Deer Lodge County and this city.
1t will be a good number to advertise in.
The chance to see some good boxing is
offered at the MilN aukee beer hall tonight,
when a free exhibition will be given. Tom
Palmer, lightweight champion of Califor.
mia, will appear, together with a number of
well known local boxers.
This morning, about 1890 o'clock. Chief
Cody and Officer Smith found a bundle of
clothes in the High School yard. There
were no marks on the articles to designate
to whom they belonged. The bundle con-
tanned collars and cuffs, a night shirt and
q piece of buffalo hide.
The Rev, E. J. Stanley arrived in the
city last evening by private conveyance
from Bitter Root Valley. The reverend
gentleman will leave this morning for Boze- /
to attend the annual conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South /
which convenes in that place next week !
over which Bishop John C. Keener will
A Colts latest improved magazine light |
ming rifle has been donated to Che MANAGERS
tho Miners Union picnic, which will be
tomorrow, to be competed for in a
shooting match. The donors are Sam |
q Co., and the rifle is one of the
prettiest and neatest of Colts makes. It
holds nineteen rounds, is forty-four caliber,
the mechanical arrangements are such
hat the entire nineteen charges can be
fired in quick succession without taking
the gun from the shoulder.