Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-30
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evening promises to be a rouser.
Tonight there will be q grand rally at
| Rocker. Everyone is invited to attend.
There was q very large number Of ladies
present at the Skating Rink last evening.
The choral society met at the rooms OF
Mrs. George lockwood last evening for re-
hearsal.
The glass will be put into John O'Rourke's
new iron front to-day.
Last evening candidates of both political
| parties were out of the city in attendance
on suburban meetings.
w. A. Clark, Esq, Hon. Sam Word and
| J.C. Robinson held an enthusiastic meet
ing last evening at Dillon.
John A. Rowand has sold to John F.
Reims, all his right. title and interest in the
| William Tell lode: consideration, III.
There are now confined in the County Jail
thirty prisoners, six of whom are awaiting
the action OF the next grand jury.
Engineer Matthias Jahr, of the Helena
| and Butte passenger train, was married in
| Helena last week to Miss Emma Berg.
Hon. Joseph K. Toole received a regular
ovation last night on his appearance on
the stage at W;ckes.
Hon. Mai. Maginnis and w. Y. Pember-
ton spoke at Glendive to q large and ap-
preciative audience last evening.
The United States has just issued patent
to D. w. Ross, John A. Cannon, q. B. Sar-
| Chef and Margaret Shipper for the Nightin-
gale lode, this district.
Capt. Shepherd has placed his game cock
on a perch at the Young Mems Democratic
headquarters. He has named it Gen.
Jackson.
Architects Roberts has completed the
| plans and specifications for a fine new resi-
| dence for G. Y. Reader, Of Dillon, which is
to cost when completed $4,000.
Hon. Joseph X. Toole and several other
| prominent speakers will speak at Anaconda
! tonight. Anaconda will turn out en- masse
to welcome Montana's favorite son.
The Pavilion Skating Rink has been re-
modelled. In connection to the rink there
is a large ice-cream and refreshment room.
Orion Brothers store, on Granite Street,
presents q very fine appearance. They are
Just in receipt of 500 copies OF the latest
| sheet music.
Yesterday Deputies Shortsleeves and
Themes took the prisoners, who were SEN
fenced at the last term OF the District
Court, to the Territorial Penitentiary, at
Deer Lodge.
Miss Bessie L. Richards and Mr.. Alex. e.
| Ellis, both OF Baltimore, Nd, were married
in Butte Monday. They are now spending
a few days at Warm Springs.
The skating pavilion vas reopened last
evening to a large audience, numbering
about 500. Prof. Cary gave an exhibition
| of some fine skating during the evening.
It was reported in this city yesterday
| hat Miss Eloise Mcmillan, OF Deer Lodge,
a niece of Rev. u. J. Mcmillan, had eloped
with James Stewart Of that place and had
been married at Garrison.
Major Martin Maginnis and W.. J. Pen.
rose will speak at Granite tonight. No
doubt the people Of Granite and vicinity
will turn ont to hear them.
w. H. Henderson,, of Phoebe. a brother
to j.. C. Henderson who was killed in this
| city some time ago, is expected to arrive in
this city to-day, and will take charge OF the
business of the estate.
The members of the Beethoven-Le ider-
krentz will meet November z, 1886. This
| organization has been thoroughly re-organ-
lied. All the members are expected to be
present.
William Wallace, Jr., left yesterday for
his home in Helena. His speech, delivered
in this city last Monday evening, has been
favorably commented on by the public.
w. A. Barnard has let the contract for
the stone work for his new two-story block
on West Granite street to Robert Gum:
Work will be pushed as fast as material
can be got to complete the building.
The workinemen employed in placing an
iron front in O'Rouke's building, corner Of
| Main and Granite streets. have been work
| ing night and day for the last three days.
| He is also puttingin a cellar under the side
walk for storage OF coal.
Mr.. Michael Mccormick called at the
Miner office last evening and states most
emphatically that his name had been
placed on the advertised independents ticket
without his knowledge or consent, all re-
ports to the contrary notwithstanding.
Col. T. P. Fuller, having disposed OF his
interest in the St. Nicholas Hotel, will re.
move with his family to Helena as oon as
he can close up his business here. His sue
cessor and late partner, Mr.. j. N. Foster,
will maintain the good reputation OF the
Hotel.
Last evening the Republicans had a very
slim meeting at Renshaw Hall, notwith-
standing the fine effort of the Orion band,
~endeavoring to get a crowd together. Some
of the prominent speakers failed to put in
an appearance, 80 the few who were there
soon tired and voted the meeting a dismal
failure.
Frank Hollywood, late of the Miners
Union, will open up q tirst-class saloon in
Ducharme's old boot store on Lower Main
street. Frank has thoroughly reftted and
repainted the same He desires to see all
of his friends and as many more as can
come to help eat up the elegant luuch which
he has had prepared for the occasion.
The Young Mems Democratic Club OF
VAUDEVILLE will meet tomorrow night at
Cadigan's place. A general invitation is ex-
tended to all Democrats living in the vicin-
ity of Walkerville to be present, as arrang-
ments will be made to receive Hon. Martin
Maginnis on Saturday evening, who will
address the voters OF that place.
The Democratic meeting at Rocker last
were lit for quite a distance along the
route, which showed that the people of
Rocker will not be behind on election day
and will elect the Democratic ticket, ii
last evenings reception is any indication
of how the wind blows.
Mrs. Julia McCune, wife OF Frank Nc
Cune, who is now confined with illness at
the Warm Springs, and Mrs. E. Easton,
rave filed declarations OF ole leadership.
that they are going into business Tor them
selves and independent Of their husbands.
Inc 1OrsDer Will Keep d TeebduTdHo d'u ono
latter will engage in the merchandising
business.
Hon. J. X. Toole arrived in the city yes
terday direct from Wickes, where he ad-
dressed a large and enthusiastic meeting of
Jefferson County Democrats the evening
before. Mr.. Toole was heartily welcomed
BY his hosts of fr ends in this city. After a |
few hours rest the gentleman, accompanied
BY several local speakers, took a carriage
for Centerville, where a rous'ng reception
was accorded him by the sterling Demoe-
racy of that place and the a~nti-Chinese Re-
publicans.
The Democrats of Silver Bow County
will have a grand Notification meet
ing next Monday evening, when
Hon. Joseph X. Toole will speak.
Torchlieht procession, canons resound-
ing through the canyons and a grand
display of fireworks. Butte City will be
represented by over 1000 men in
The Pavilion a been secured for
the occasion. Seats will be reserved for
the ladies.
Yesterday a team belonging to James
Mckee, which was loaded with cord wood,
took fright and ran down East Park street;
when they came to Arizona street they
+urne1 the corner and ran down chat |