Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-13
Mr.. Harvey, q journalist from Los
Angeles, California, was in the city yester-

Mr.. Harvey, q journalist from Los
Angeles, California, wal in the city yester-
day.
J. D. Mckenzie and M. Mathieson came
up from Anaconda yesterday and are
guests at the Windsor.
Robert B. Smith, United States District
| Attorney, came up from Dillon yesterday.
He is stopping at the st. Nicholas.
Major knight and daughter, accompanied
by Miss Baldwin, left last evening for Con-
necticut, where Mr.. knight intend to here
after make his home.
Charlie Gabisch, of Helena, is q guest at
the Windsor. Charlie a around shaking
hands with his many friends in Butte yes
terday..
John Mcconnell, OF Anaconda, il stop
ing at the Southern.
George W. Irwin II. left for Helena yester.
day on n short business trip.
Otto Diesel and T. W. Beers. from Ana.
conda, are guests at the Centennial.
G. H. Williams and E. e. Cooper, from
Helena, arrived in the city yesterday.
w. M. English came over from Cable, and
was shaking hands with friends in the city
yesterday.
John Toole, from Dillon, arrived in this
city yesterday. He is registered at the
Centennial.
j. E. Faulkner came overfrom Whitehall
yesterday, and placed his autograph on
the Centennial register.
Michael Phealon, came in from the Elk
horn yesterday. He is stopping at the
Southern
Sam Word, Esq. left for the Capital last
evening by the Helena express. Mr.. Word
-@4u o~ro nm h,,uTnao0 A~-nAn%al nth hSO
road.
Mrs. Ben Calkins will arrive this morning
from the East. The lady is accompanied
by her brother, who will hereafter take up
his residence in Butte.
Thomas Deyarmon and wife, Annie
Thexton and H. WEIGH arrived yesterday
from Virginia City and are guests at the
Centennial.
James Sullivan arrived from Anaconda
yesterday. He was seen at the Southern
last evening where he told q reporter that
the men at Anaconda would never 60 to
work unless they got their old wages again.
A. Mckay, of Anaconda, came up from
there yesterday, on a short business trip.
While in the city he Is stopping at the Cen
tennial.
G. w. Bird. the Travelling Auditor of the
Northern Pacific Railroad, returned to Hell
ena last evening. He expects to return to
Butte tomorrow, accompanied by Mrs.
Bird, VINO will visit friends in this city.
The MINER was favored by q pleasant
call from Mr.. H. NJ. Payne, who is con-
nected with the Engineer Corps OF the
Montana Central. Mr.. Payne says that,
no doubt, grading will be lone on this end
of the Montana Central by spring.
Mr.. Keefe, one of the contractors of the
Manitoba road, was 10 the city yesterday.
He went over the route to Anaconda with
a view to bidding on the work. as soon as
the same is ready. Mr.. Keefe left again
for Great Falls last evening, well pleased
with his visit to Butte.
O. Hight, the senior member of Hight &
Fairfield, returned yesterday from a visit
East. Mrs. Hight remained at Delmar,
Iowa, to pay a pleasant visit to friends
there.
J. T. Dodge, Chief Engineer of the Mon.
tana Central, was in the city yesterday.
He reports that they have not yet perma-
nently located a crossing for the Montana
Central across the range. No ground has
Montana Central are now looking around
for grounds.
I. D. McCutcheon, the genial gentlemen
who engineered the Republican ship so sue.
cessfully in it's trip up Salt River with Col.
Sanders, was in Butte yesterday and
favored The MINER office with u call.
Though defeated in the late contest Mr..
McCutcheon has the bearing of one still
conscious Of superior strength.
DR.. .Mussigbrod, who for ten years past
has personally superintendent and treated
the patients of the Territorial Insane
Asylum, has turned that part of the bust
ness over to his partner, DR.. Mitchell, and
is now attending to the outside business
connected with the establishments. The
doctor is now ~ years OF age and thinks
ne has worked hard enough to entitle him
to an easier berth hereafter.