Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-11
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
Civ Council will meet tonight.

Company will soon begin the erection OF
new mill.
The Teachers Institute for Silver Bov
County will meet in this city October IL
IL and IL.
The Alice shipped yesterday, by tn
Pacific Express Co., ten bars OF bullion
worth S14,752
The Moulton shipped by the Pacific Elk
press seven bars OF bullion yesterday
worth Sll,toO.
The Dexter mill yesterday shipped b,
the Pacific Express seven bars OF bullion
worth $l1,136.
The District Court Of Silver Bow Count,
will convene IN his city the third Mon
day in SEPTEMBER.
Joseph La Chapelle has been appointed
administrator "f the estate OF William j
BuSankO. deceased.
Frazer & Chalmers, OF Chicago, are nov
Lusv III cling II position the machinery il
tie Granitr mil Il Philipsburg.
Do not ft.l toa tend Father Cushn, hans
lecture at tie Opera House On FRIDAY
mint. popular prizes vii! prevail.
Fred ricl; Billings. ex-President of thu
Vnr;llcrn Pacific Railway and at present q
dir crr Of that road, is Oh his annua
tip.
NJ piIi q VIII HttC HcAU MOI
dav. 1t is expected that Commissioner L.
". Foster, who is absent now, will return
by that time.
Ncttic Lcnwood, who was charged with
petit iarceuy was Yesterday discharged
fr-m custody, as The prosecuting witness
failed t" put i'll an appearance.
Helen II. Gair, wife Of W. M. Gair, died
1T the family residence OF the Wake-Up
jim mine yesterday morning. The funera
viii take place at 2 p. IN. to-Gay.
the County Super ntendent OF Public
Schools desires tie School Trustees OF the
county to comply with the requirements oil
section lib OF the Montana school law.
George A. Lewis and H. l.. Hoyer, from
krtcham, Idaho, are about to locate in
til" city, in the drug business. Their a d
will he aivcn to the readers OF The MINER
in due time.
Sheriff Sullivan has received O. telegram
from Sheriff Ferry, Of Alturas County,
Idaho, saying that an officer would arrive
III this city to morrow to take White back
there for trial.
The combined receipts OF the three rail-
roads doing business in Butte exceed $780,
600 the past month. This beats the re-
cord Notwithstanding the shuttirg down OF
she Anaconda mine.
ljipL, "A Iulpf, VI LIZ OtpLCL1DCI CCu,
1886. Louisa, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Downing, age 2 years. The funeral
will take place at 2 O'Clock to-day from
her parents residence in Certerville.
Vim Burns is now confined in the County
Jail awaiting trial for vagrancy. 1t will be
remembered Burns is the party who stole
the grave digser's tools at the cemetery.
Deputy Sheriff Shortsleeves made the
arrest.
T.. 0. Dugan, who has been On q trip to
Madison County, returned from there yes
terday. He reports the mine in which be
is inter ested all that could b. desired. He
brought several braces OF ducks and chick
ems home.
The Montana Produce Company a v
the contract for furnishing the glass for
over 500 windows which are to be placed
in the new concentratcr at Anaconda.
George Malcolm will have the putting in OF
the same.
The Sheriff has confined in the Jail a
crazy Chinaman from Meaderville. He
wilt bc brought before Probate Judge
Irvine this evening at 6 p. IN. at the Court
House, when a jury will probably adiudge
him insane.
The City Council met last evening and
adjourned for the want OF IL quorum, only
Mayor Frank. Aldermen Pinkham. Forb's
and Loeber being present. They will meet
a ain this evening at 8 O'Clock. Alderman
Rirkards arrived just rs they adjourned.
The Il V. W. Z. King Joined in the holy
bonts of nratrim"ny Evan Morgan and
Elizabeth Tidy at the residence OF the
bride mother on Upper Montana street.
After he ceremony ample justice was done
to an elegant past which had been spread
ior t"f urrnS!On.
Last evening Pr bate Judge Irvine had
b, re hin IL he Pr,ba'. Court room All
Hoe, the c iniinan from Meaderville
Ti"i 10 in jar ntrn we're trhuanncled to
.xaniur iu'o ia, ,.,se: G. S. Whitford, NJ.
b saliva an 'E.F Wyon. The jury ad
il T. : Ia III in ne.
1T e~,s,ing t g o'clock the Rev. w.
z. krs unit~t ii marriage thomas Will
II. a~ Il d Hrr> j ~ G~uldsw"rth at the
rs Genr i jos ph Williams on Upper
NaI t. et. T cerp -ony was performed
H. re es C II quie IL nuinber c1 'he
rcoos I'D IA i~rart'r~
L. our ii t f ntiirers elected at tn
Mir rs Union election Yesterday the name
81 Jolu Hafmi';nuuppear.d as beingelecttd
/ Conductor. y hen it should have been
M..hncl Brady. secretary Norris reports
n financial ronditi"n of the association
in "ii~st-cl IS Circumstance S and the Miners
GG!On prDSprring flSn' 't'Dhs.
The Sheriff HIS Howforty prisoners under
charge, nineteen If whom are awaiting
tte action If the Grand Jury, eighteen are
confined and serving out light sentences
while NO OF them are awaiting trial, the
other prisoner hing White, the horse thief
It is expected he will be taken back to Altu-
ras County, Idaho, for trial.
Miss Mary Mind, a very popular lecturer,
who has been Ser some time on the Pacific
Coast. will he in Hutteand deliver a lecture
this e~verirg AT Mountain View Me hodist
Eyisc .pal Church. Persons interested in
ira wells and missionary work will find her
lecture very entertaining. No charge for
admission. lie. ture commences at 8 p. m.
Robert erik was awarded the contract
for Furnishing the furniture for the high
School quilting by the School Trustees
Yesterday. the consideration being S675.
Tie furniture will consist OF 90 double
desks. 80 single ones, two teachers DESKS
l principals table, l chair and L settee;
Mr.. erik ordered the same ait once and VIII
place them in position as soon as the bulld-
Ing is completed.
DilIun Examiner: Contractor McSherry
OF Bate, has been in the city several days
and has ii number OF men at work on the
stone quarry up in Ryan's canyon, from
which he is taking the rock needed in the
construction of Hon. w. A. Clark's S45,ooo
residence in Butte. This stone is OF a
superior qualit, and the quarry is so con-
venicntly located that it ranks above any
other in the territory.
The school law Of the Territory requires
Justices OF the Peace and the Probate
Judge Of each county to report TO the
County Superintendent OF Schools all lines
collected by them and on what dates SAID
fines were paid to the County Treasurer.
As some of the county officials may nave
omitted to make such report, the County
Superintendent desires them to. Jake coshl-
Zancc OF the law,
Quite an exciting runaway took place
Yesterday afternoon as some herdeis were
driving the city herd OF. COWS home rom
pasture. When the cows were upon .ne
West Park Street Bridge a double team az
tached to a grocery wagon came uasn.ns
along and crowded the cows against ths
railirr OF the bridge when 1t broke, anu
several fell over the bridge into the raHlns
below. Upon an examination t WAS iounu
that the backs Of two OF them hao oeen
broken.
The party given by Miss Title HALT her
numerous friends at her parents residence
in Wan,rr;lja was a grand success. quite