Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-02
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Silver bars we're quoted in New York yes
terday at 96S.
The ghosts were out in force yesterday
They report collections good.
Yesterday the Lexington mill shippet
seven bars Of bullion worth $2O,044.
Miss Jessie NJ. Graham has accepted
situation in the telegraph office in this city
The Dits,er.Jamieson debate at Renshav
| Hall was conIuded lastnight to a fair sisct
audience.
Beer Hall. He proposes to spread Al
elegant lunch this evening.
Stewart & Fitzgerald have lately bought
out the New York restaurant on love-
Main Street and viii! shortly erect an ad
dition thereto.
The Lexington Foundry of this city hal
been kept busy lately making casting
which are to be used in the new Anaconda
concentration.
The special delivery regulations went
into effect yesterday. The Butte Office il
prepared to meet any demand that may
be made upon it.
The members of the Highland Club will
meet at James Forbis' Office on East Gran
lite street, tomorrow afternoon, at 8
o'clock. A full attendance of the members
is requested.
Died Mary Jane Morehouse. wife of Isaac
Morehouse, died yesterday evening. The
funeral will take place from tho family
residence on " est Galena street at 3 p. m.
to-day.
The Junior Sons OF America will hold:a
ball in the near future, whichis promised to
eclipse anything held in the past. The or
der is composed OF the very best element OF
our society and no doubtit will be a grand
affair.
The Butte City Fire Department will
hold it's regular monthly meeting at the
City Hall next Tuesday evening, October 5.
The members Pic requested to be on time
at s o'clock sharp.
All good grocers sell and recommend Bur.
nctt's Flavoring Extracts. H~ousekeepers
should ask for and insist upon having
thes goods and send back the naseous
mess sent home under the same name Of
extracts.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Minnie Platt
will take place to-day at 10 O'Clock d. M,
from the Miners Union Hall. The deceased
was a member of Pioneer Assembly, Knights
of Labor, and will be buried by that order.
Mantle & Warren yesterday paid to
Godfrey Lavell $3.50, being. the amount OF
insurance he had on the frame structure
lately occupied by Mrs. Shadwcll on the
corner of Broadway and Wyoming street
which was b~urned-thc building, not the
insurance.
Considerable interest seems to be mani
Tested by property owners in the block
where the %postofice is now located and
persons in the vicinity OF the Thomas
block, on Pork street. Each party is
o,vso,,c ~ L., xo khn - AS a. nu1 offor%, ~ ,o
been put forth accordingly.
The Rev. James Il. Hubbard, OF Colorado,
the presiding elder of the N. E. Church,
the district of Montana, Colo.
RADIO and Utah, will hold services in Butte
next Sunday morning and evening. The
time and place will be announced in Sun
day mornings MINER.
John Aiken, who disappeared last We'd
was found yesterday a. Burling.
ton, having gone there to look for a job.
Some OF his school mates found him chop
ping wood for his board. The father was
as to his whereabouts and at
once brought the lad home where he nov is.
W. N. Cairnes, late manager OF the West.
I'm Union telegraph Office in this city, has
bought the old military telegraph line be-
,ween Helena and Fort Assinaboine. Mr..
CairneS proposes to connect the same with
he telegraph lines OF the Canadian Pacific.
lie further promises reduction in rates to
he East from Butte.
An important strike has been made on
he 8OO-foot level of the Lexington mine.
\ few days ago a body of ore wal found in
me Of the cross drifts. Assays made from
he ore run as high as so ounces silver and
25 to 30 per cent. copper. Superin-
endent Wartenweiler at once sent q cable
ram to the Directors in France notifying
hem OF the strike.
There are loaded on the cars at Ana
quite q number OF the old crusbers,
nd it is said that the company contem-
late the crushing Of the ore at Butte. The
ompany are as present rebuilding the
hutes at the st. Lawrence mine as well as
he Anaconda. Daily large amounts of
timber ID hauled to the mine for that pur-
ose.
The Committee OF Arrangements from
nth Chapter, No. 2, Mesdames Marsh and
iken have made arrangements with the
roprietors of the Cosmopolitan and Grand
entral hotels in Helena to charge only
pes dap tn those who On with tho
kcureion on October 5th. All those hav-
g tickets for sale are requested to meet
might at 7:3O O'Clock at the Masonic