Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-08
LOCAL NEWS IOTE&

silver bars we're yesterday quoesd q
1907
There axs now thfrty-nine prisoners con-
fined in the Silver Bow County Jail.
The Amy Silversmith has declared its
monthly dividend Of 10 cents psr share
payable ON the Goth inst.
The Knights Of Pythias lodges Of Butte
viii aive . grand bali January Is. 1887, ut
which time they win hold . public installar
tion.
n. +. Gardiner's friends will rejoice Ut
his promotion. He was appointed fore
man Of the railroad shops atSprins Hin ON
December 1.
Mn. Niedenhcfien's elegant parlors are
daily thr0nsed with visitors to see the fine
display Of Christmas goods she has on <
hibitiOn.
The old Lexington mill continues to
pound out bullion from the ores Of the Pa
cific, Josephine and Greyrock, from which
they are kept supplied.
The Milwaukee Hosting Works. situated
midway between this city and Burlington
are being removed to East Park street. To
be placed ON what mine could not be ascer-
tanned.
A burglar entered the residence OF Judge
W. w. Dixon Monday night, who used the
knife very freely in scratching the
silver ware to see whether they were munu-
factured Of solid silver. The burglar in
making his escape went through the tran
som, taking it with him.
The Alice mine shipped Yesterday per Z
press Is bars of silver bullion valued at
$28,O48.
The Alice mill at present is crushing from
100 to 12O Tons OF ore from the Alice and
Magma Charta mines daily.
Charlie Ellis, the popular foreman of the
Alice mill, has quite 3 selection OF rare
plants which are now in bloom in his Office.
The Butte Turn Verein will hold their
regular sociables Saturday evening, De
eember IL, instead Of Sunday evening, az
usual.
While Joseph K. Clark and Sam Stew
arts buggies were standing in front of tn
st. Nicholas Hotel last evening some mis-
creant stole from each buggy a lap-robe.
The mud the past fsw dayshas been knee
deep il Walkerville. Part Of the Alice
waste dump could be utilized to good ad'
vantage on some of the streets up there.
The Walkerville News will enlarge to an
e~ight-column paper after January /. Mr.
Davidson has ordered a Prouty press which
be expects to arrive shortly.
Michael Holland, formerly OF the Hol
land House, Centerville, has leased Mrs
Stacks boarding house, and will hereafter
conduct it on first-class style.
Mr.. Michael Haggerty. who lately mar
| ried Miss Della Haggerty, has fitted up 9
fine little cottage at South Butte. and thu
young couple will be at home to their Du
merous friends On lower Utah street, oppo
| site W. T. Shirley's store.
Joe Annear and John Mokely made q
| bet of SO each during thelate election and
| both parties forgot all about the bet unit
Mr.. Blaisdell, OF B;aisdell 4 Rooney, called
their attention to an envelope which wat
lying in his safe said to contain money. II
appears that Joe Annear had won the bet
but he wanted to take no advantage o.
Mokely. so he said to Blaisdell to hand him
$40 bs OK add do the same for Mokely, who
thought that $40 bill was gone sure.
John P. Glow, the Colorado champion
who was in Montana last summer, has just
concluded a weeks engagement at Clarke
Theater for u special purse of $3.50. be-
sides his regular salary. He succeeded in
knocking out all corners after disposing Of
all the local hitters, such as Boden. Mon
Afghan and Tabig. He was pitted against
Joseph Deming, the Brooklyn heavyweight,
and knocked him out in the second round.
Glow escaped without a mark.