Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-04
1oCAL NEWS NOTES.

-.s Sullivan has returned from Den
'unaccompanied.
yer n"~ntv commissioners will meet in
me session tomorrow.
rs ). hairs of Silver Bow bullion, valued AT
lis. we're shipped yesterday.
sU. hsrt A. Innes has located the Open up
kous claim half a mile north o! Meader-
WE s,ck. one OF the handsome railroad
EI%'Rilliups, arrived in the city last
reud D"'i"e'
Van Kuren chief auditor OF the
W. pacific at Omaha is in Butte on
business. Nt,L.u ph;,;,s.
N'Tcharles CARL, Coles show; T. {. and
D'T.'B B. Miles. Silver Bow.
a., Engineer Gillie is making a survey
C,n nv and Silverswith ground alleged
o. Tue h0 in trespass by the Moulton.
Major ". II. Brownell, OF Missouri, who
Malor a large amount OF capital is in
repI e;ty with a view OF investing.
'"e or., Wiutey travelling auditor OF the
uen' p,,iic Railway is in ths city on
Chlon in connection with the transfer.
Ou,I r TAYLOR, auditor Of the Northern
E:n :, IN the city. He leaves for the
Warm Springs 'h''
tnrn to- morrow.
w. NOT Collector James Shields, but
y "" man of the same name. whose
aura ~ he ST. Nicholas was burglarized
THURSDAY night.
IT,. Gunn, special timber agent for Mon
arrived last evening in the city, and
uas shown the elephant by a few Of his
many Butte friends.
Ionis Shodair will to-day serve to his
,a,rous the finest ice cream ever made in
RRutte. 1t is by his patent process and OF
the best materials.
Alonza NJ. and George J. Tanning arrived
trotber, William A. Tanning. of the Butte
Miners Hospital.
Superintendent Gilbert OF the Missoula
division will arrive in Butte tomorrow
Earning. He comes on business connected
With the Northern Pacific.
The cheap excursion rate to San Francisco
and return was closed down yesterday by
AGENT Scott and Agent McCaig. About
zoo Butteites purchased low.rate tickets.
Porn. July 29, 1886, to the wife of Will
Wnther and child are doing we'll, and the
aaUial lumber merchant is correspondingly
happy.
Pose Goodell announces her intention OF
hocominc a sole trader and being person.
oIlv resnonsible for the education OF her
"h;idrpn' She is a married woman, and
toens a boarding house nea the Parrot
smelter.
mr. {. F, Reed, son OF DIR. Reed, OF our
o;tv has gone to Anaconda to locate and
iii ~nractice dentistry there. We commend
him TO the good people OF that fourishing
I+tla h,rg as a worthy son OF q man who
ia master in his profession.
Notice of the tendency OF an action
.oainst John R. Robinson for possession
~ a norton OF the Independent quartz
claim held by him, and situated in INDIE
nendence District, has been filed by the
Colorado Smelling and Mining Company.
John Hickey master mechanic Of the
Idaho Division OF the Union Pacific is in
the city. Mr.. Hickey is one of the best
known railroad men in the West, and has
hosts of friends wherever he goes. He is
always a welcome visitor to this camp.
John Cummins has sold to w. M. Lar
mour, S. B. Larmour, j. r. Boyce, jr., ct
al one4siAteenth interest each in the Plu-
tsrch quartz claim, and also One-thirty-
second interest to each in the Homestake
quart claim, both properties being in Lit
lie Pine District, for $1,000.
At the Can Can restaurant under the
Comioue yesterday, Stahlman e Hanne.
ford outdid themselves in serving dinner.
In addition to the flesh. fish and fowl they
had all manner OF fresh vegetables and
fruits, including .watermelons and cante-
loupes. The dinner was a veritable feast.
]. E. Dawson has been appointed
Joint ticket and freight agent OF the Union
Pacific, Northern Pacific and Montana
Union, with headquarters at the depot.
He will occupy the office formerly held by
Mr.. Bunney. Mr.. Dawson is an old rail-
road man and will acceptably ill the posi-.
ton.
Owing to the fact that some OF the old
members OF the Alice Mine Fire Depart.
ment have recently dropped out OF the
ranks, a Department drill was held yester-
day afternoon. The new members proved
themselves equal to the old ditto as fire
fighters, and the water test, etc., was very
satisfactory.
Manager Cole will produce the first hip
podrome ever seen in Butte. These races
are given on ar immense track that enclr-
cles the two rings and stage. Some forty
English and Kentucky thoroughbreds con-
ttst lOI SupIcLidCy VI oAAo
course. The appointments are said to be
historically correct.
At the St. Nicholas-N. J. Bielenberg,
Tom McTague, Deer Lodge: j.. A. Quinn.
MA. Meyendorff, Il. F. Galen, ir., Helena;
J.H. Stafford, James Hamilton, Omaha;
William Duffee, Bellevue, O.; !. E. Dawson.
London, Ontario; W. Haynes, Chicago;
George w. Thinn, st. Louis; j. J. Feeley
aud wife, Feeley Station; j.: B: Losee,
Earles Armstrong, Glendale; B. F. Shau-
bit, Twin Bridges; VIM. Norton, Stuart;
larles Blackwell, Omaha.
By the evening train yesterday Theodore
Hamilton, Miss Earle and Miss Nellie Don
aid, of Maguire's Company. left Butte, the
two first for Chicago and the latter for New
York City. All three are well known in
their profession and during their sojourn
in Butte have made hosts of friends q
admirers. Mr.. Hamilton is one OF the best
OF actors on the stage and no matter where
he goes has talent will insure him the COM
mendation and respect that is always &C.
corded to genius.
The Circus Swindler.