Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-07
LOCAL NEWS NOTES..

days.
week.
Nice. clean beds at Southern Hotel 2
and 80 cents.
Mr.. Louis Thorne, OF Chicago, arrived j
the city yesterday.
Col, Stokes, OF the Northern Pacific, wa
among the Butte arrivals yesterday.
Judee Wilcox, who has been i'll durin
,s past three weeks, is slowly improving
rheater Comique to-night-return Of til
mite favorites, James Thompson an
Mile Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McMurphy leave tt
dav for Deer Lodge and Missoula, and wi
probably 60 East.
Mr.. A. c. Newell, principal OF the Butt
H;oh School, will leave in a day or two 10
week 5 visit to Helena.
Ed. Shelter, the polite. good-lookine an,
o,nert mixologist, has taken a position o.
the night shift in the Elite.
The last run on Chisleway mine ore il
the Pipestone district yielded 1925 in COL,
and S. in silver per ton.
Mr. A. ]. Davis has filed a declaration O
r@acation OF the plat OF addition to Butte
nv The Lexington Company, on the Balti
lode.
The Pacific Express Company, oil th;
c;tv shipped yesterday seventeen bars O
Alice and three bars OF Dexter, valued a
S30,224.
Mr. Robert Morrill,. of the Geyse
c,rinos. near Anaconda, was in the cit,
iast evening and will leave for home thi
forenoon.
G~ottfried Romang who died at his resi-
dence near Stuart, Tuesday, was buried Al
the cemetery south Of the city yesterday
afternoon.
The sneak thief who stole a side saddl
from 400 Main street get the bride b,
calling for the same. Doors wide open. NJ
dynamite.
.Doc' McAllister, the prince of hote
clerks, and lately Of the Cosmopolitan
Helena, is visiting his numerous friends il
this city.
Mr.. John Mccartney, Food aud Drug In
spector OF Massachusetts, who has beer
visiting his family in Butte, will leave iol
the East this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thibault, Mr.. B. Craig anG
Mrs. Collins left the city yes Serday for thu
will camp for several weeks.
Messrs. John Mccormick, John Jolly and
". Newkirk will interview our business
men to-day for the purpose OF soliciting
subscriptions for the August races.
Every person should have a COPY
of the new Montana Union and Northern
Pacific time card. prepared by Agent Nc.
Caig. OF this city, for the accommodation
OF the public. It's q daisy.
The flags on several of the most promi-
pept buildings in the city were lowered at
boli mast Yesterday on account OF the
death OF the Hon. Samuel j. Iilden.
Hon. Samuel Word was the recipient OF
o beautiful gold-l faded cam from a valued
Chicago friend during his recent visit East.
The gentleman values the gift very highly.
Mr.. Thomas Hickey o wears a smile as
broad as a barn door. Cause.-The arrival
OF an heir at his home on East Park street
last Saturday evening. Mother and boy
are doing well.
Tim Callahan and Jules Ehrick were each
fined S. and costs by Judge Mediation, for
disturbing the peace last Tuesday night.
Callahan paid up, but Ehrick took an ap-
peal to the District Court.
Officer Cody arrested Charles BAIL and a
man by the nam OF Smith, last evening.
for fighting in the rear OF the Board OF
Trade saloon. They will have a hearing
before Judge Mediation this forenoon.
Mrs. Rose Perkins, proprietress OF the ex-
tensive dry goods and notions establish.
ment on West Park street, left last even
inc for st. Paul and Chicago, for the pur-
pose OF purchasing an additional stock Of
fall goods.
The gathering OF the colored people at
the Columbia Gardens yesterday in COM
memoration OF their emancipation from
slavery was a success in every particular.
The ball last night was largely attended
and passed of pleasantly.
Hon. Bartlett Gripp, Chief Justice OF Da-
Gotta, and his daughter, have been visiting
Butte during the past few days. The gen.
tlen,ap speaks highly of this great mineral
section and predicts a brilliant future
Tor it.
Mr.. Henry Bumby, one OF the leading
business men OF Silver Star, was in the city
Yesterday shaking hands with his numer-
Gus Butte trends. Mr.. Bumby reports the
mining outlook at Silver Star as extremely
fattering.
Ledford & Couture held one OF their de.
lightful sociables at Renshaw Hall last
evening. They will give another next Sat
nrday evening and those who desire
to enjoy a really pleasant hour or two
should not fail to attend.
At the Centennial-D. w. McIrvy, Ed.
ward Murphy, j. G. jenkins, Thomas
Kyle, E. H. Madigar, H. E. Fillmore, c. H.
Hawbaker, Coles circus; F. P. Hogan,
Roseburg; Mrs. Platt and child Deer Lodge;
O.G. Cooper, Choteau; Mrs. Robinson ANA
Mnda; W.. H. Baker, Spring Hill, Mont.
Exsecretary of the Territory, I. D. Nc
Cutcheon, accompanied by Mrs. McCutch-
con, came over from Helena yesterday on
M12:25 train. The Colonel and his
stnable wife received a hearty greeting
from q large number Of his west-siae
trends.
The Iron Rod mine at Silver Star Is
making a splendid record as a gold pro-
Queer. Between Sc, 900 and 81, 900 OF gold
were brought to Butte Tuesday evening,
the result OF thirty days run with five
stamps.
Mrs. Platt and her little girl came from
Deer Lode Tuesday eAenine and are stop
ping at the Centennial. The lady will 60
down to Deer Lodge tomorrow morning to
be present at the conclusion OF the hearing
before Judge Galbrai'h who will decide the
custodiauship OF the little n
At the st. Nicholas-C. j. Betz, Living
ston; T. A. Brady, Helena; &c. Anderson.
Minneapolis; Bartlett Tripp and daughter,
Ellen NJ. Waskell. Yankton, Dakota; D.
Westcott, Zion; G. l.. Tracy. Salt Lake;
y. W. Beattie, A. L. Stokes, Isaac D.
McCutcheon and Mrs. McCutcheon, Hell
ena; V. G. Samuel, Chicago; J. Mansfield,
Helena.
Mr.. Dan Griffith, one OF the prosperous
ia.mers OF Upper Deer Lodge Valley, reports
the pros ects for a good crop Of cereals as
excellent. The potato crop will not he as
good as it was last year on account OF the
seed dry .otting in the ground, the result OF
the long spell OF ~rainless weather which sue
eeeded the planting.
OF the 1889 dogs that infest the city,
probably not more than fifty wear tags.
tits somebody's duty to attend to the col
lection OF the dog tax, and that somebody
would render the people OF Butte a good
service and at the same time comply with
le law by seeing that every dog has q
proper tag or a passport to the kno
beyond.
The West Side handbook is o printed,
bound and ready for distribution. Inc
work contains a large amount OF valuable
information for the miner, stockmen, iar.
mer and business man, and as u book OF
reference it surpasses any other publicatlon
ever Issued in Montana. The volume III
neatly printed, convenient in form, con
aans l76 pages and is just the WORK TO
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