Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-11

Reed the advertisement Of the social HOY
at Rsnshaw Hall tonight.
Born.-To Mr.. and Mrs. F. Hood. a III
ID. on. Mother and child doing we'll.
| Harry Smith is anxious to meet Billy
On next saturday evening a prize ight
between a couple OF dogs is advertised to
take place.
The furniture and fixtures OF the Chicago
House, on East Park street, have been
chattel mortgages held by different parties
about town. Blume, the whilom proprie-
tor of tine house, has departed for other
chimes.
One OF the best teams in the variety
business in the country to day ~undoubted-
~ ia that composed of John Cassidy and
Mabel Pearle, now performing at the Co.
mique. They have many things to aid
them principally talent. Intelligence
means money on the vaudeville stage as
anywhere else.
Henry Foote. who died 50 suddenly in
the Milwaukee Beer Hall Sunday morning
is the man who jumped from the gallery in
the Amphitheater last winter during the
fight between Mcdonald and McNally, when
be received injuries. He vas very violent
when under the influence Of liquor, but in
his family was one OF the kindest of hus-
bands and fathers.
Mr.. James F. Hayes, the celebrated pian-
list, who has been spending the summer in
Butte, leaves to-day for Chicago, where he
joins Montana's favorite artistic, Miss
Katie Putnam, for the season OF 1867.
Miss Putnam will op.n in Chicago on Au-
gust 20, in her great new play, "Erma. the
ENosf - o-oo:o1l~ ~rSftavn for hoP HI Mr.
Dalziel, OF the Chicago Newsletter. Miss
Putnam will open at the Grand Opera
House, Butte. November 8.
At the st. Nicholas NJ. E. Blake, St.
Paul; A. W. Yallop, st. Paul; H. Tuggy,
Denver; E. C. Chaplin. Chicago; =. A. Clark,
Chicago: Matthew Cullen, Salt Lake; H. P.
Kline, Dillon; N. J. B%ielenberg, Deer Lodge;
Matte Carver, Anaconda: NJ. c. Clay, Kan
sas City; W. A. Jackson, Chicago; A. H.
Bonner, Idaho; q. A. Campbell, Helena;
Mrs. Andrews, Helena: Jas. Bike, Helena;
Mrs. Bright and child, Helena; Morgan
Evans, Anaconda; Joseph Davis and wife,
Helena; w. c. Morris. Helena.
The Lake Superior Mining Journal says:
letters received from New York
and Boston by a gentleman OF the district,
in a more hopeful tone OF the con-
dition OF the copper market looking to the
LutUEc. L uSIc CC1uS w ~ y WV Vi |
an immediate rise, but there are many rea-
for the belief hat copper will go no
With this state OF facts for a guild.
ance the main point is for close margin
to continue working without loss,
and it is quite possible that all regularly |
.~orkingin Houghton county, and one or
in Keweenaw county, will pull through
successfully if copper will hold at ten
A Butte correspondent cf the Lake Supe-
cior Mining Journal says it cannot be con.
that 6h per cent. copper ore will
pay in Butte at the now ruling price OF
But the fact OF the matter is, no
ore OF. such grade is worked except it is
! copper-silver. Many old dumps OF ore
that have lain for years useless, containing
) and 6 per cent. copper and from 10 to 80
silver have Of late been sold to the
1ew smelter and worked. The silver is the
,ecret of Butte, and%;through it this isa hard
camp to down It may be possible for the
Calumet to close the mine, but she must
a confirmed invalid to keep them
closed. Then palmy days Of extraordinary
will pass, but the decline in this re-
Ipect will be the signal for advanced prices.