Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-04
c NEWS NOTES.

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house vacated by Mr.. Ames.
Mrs. Prince, wife OF Mr.. Ash Prince, died
in Butte yesterday morning.
The Rev. 8. C. Blackinston returned to
Butte yesterday morning.
Another -agrant was arrested yesterday
for begging money on the streets.
The Rocker wing of the Republicans Of
Silver Bow County is still on top.
A rich strike is reported in the Gold Hill
mines just north OF the Court House.
Dividend No. 20 has been declared by
the Alice Gold and silver Mining Company.
II VIM. Bowen will call at this office he
will find out where his lost satchel may be
found.
Considerable complaint is heard from
all sides on account Of the dust in the
suburbs.
The Big Hole river is said to have very
many campers along its banks hunting
and fishing.
The orion Brothers and George Palmer
will leave to-day for a hunting trip to Big
Rock Greek.
The Collectors were out in force yester-
day They report collections beyond their
expecta tions.
C.. w. Scott ia moving -nto the cosy brick
cottage on West ,.roa Iway recently occu-
pied by {. j. Andrews.
Messrs. Colburn & Clayton. the artistic
dance artists, have accepted a ~two-weeks'
engagement at the Tivoli.
TIE Colorado Smelling Com any are
busy erecting another large Calcine Fur
mace to their already large plant.
Capt. Wyman, Of the Sheriff's Office, took
Simon Bourbon, an insane man, to the
Warm Springs Asylum on Tuesday.
Tommy Rogan has secured a fine bad
ger which he is training for q fight with a
bull dog. Considerable money will change
hands on the result.
Wife beating cases have been a little too
prevalent in Butte City. A little Rhode
Island medicine would be q good thing to
Introduce in such cases.
Hank Walton and Dave Mack leave the
city this week for a two weeks hunting,
fishing and prospecting trip on Race Track
Creek and the Big Hole.
The town trustees of Anaconda are
:faving the streets of that place put in
excellent condition, and several new cross
ings are now being laid.
DR.. J.. NJ. NJ. rrill and wife, with Miss Mar
garetta Davis, Mrs. Merrill's sister, leave
to-day by railroad for a trip through the
Yellowstone National Park.
At Anaconda large crowds Of men are at
the depot daily to see the arrival and de-
parture of trains. Some OF them say it is
the only amusement they have.
There are over 100000 brick for sale
in the Butte market. They can be bought
for So per thousands. The yards are
about to close down for the season.
Next Saturday evening d social dance
will be given at the Miners Union Hall.
During the evening the prizes won at the
Miners Union picnic will be distributed.
The vile OF Engineer T.. NJ. Jacobs, of the
utah& Northern, has gone on a visit to
relatives in Michigan and Iowa. The lady
expects to be absent about thirty days.
Silver may fall and the grass grow short,
And the water 60 all astray,
But it never phases the MOntanian
Because he amt built that way.
Montana Livestock Journal.
The Rev. Mr.. Coney has been chosen pas
tor of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, of Butte, and will shortly arrive to
take charge OF the affairs of the congrega-
ton.
Contractor McDevitt, OF the new High
School building, has Il large force of brick
layers to work on the same and expects to
nave the building under roof in about ten
DAYS.
Mr.. Peevy, formerly of Pocatello, Idaho,
has been appointed Master Mechanic of the
Montana Unio. Railroad, vice J. w. Else,
resigned. Mr.. Else prefers pulling a throt-
tie valve.
The County Commissioner while in ses-
sion should look into the matter Of having
a lamp placed on East Park street and an
other at the forks of the road leading to
the depot.
Engineer John S. Sweeney. of the Utah
& Northern Railway, has zone to Port
land, Oregon, accompanied by Engineer
George McGarrahan. They expect to re-
main at that place.
Helena Herald: R. A. Carnochan, of st.
Paul, passed through Helena a few days
ago. He went to Butte to take the post as
cashier in the Northern Pacific Express
Office at that place.
Harrison Attaway, Esq, a prominent
citizen OF Lebanon, Missouri, a the guest
OF Superintendent Blickendensfer, through
Montana the last few days. He speaks
very highly Of Montana.
Ed. V. Maze, the efficient clerk of Man.
ager Blackwell, is justly proud OF the new
large cOmmodious Offices nov occupied by
the Montana Union Railway over Cohen's
grocery store on Main street.
JOuuuIc OpcNdIU I'LL CuOWu Hull IuUIc
Sunday, and he and Will Eastman have
completed all arrangements for starting to
Red Rock Lake tomorrow for a three
weeks hunt.-DiH0n Examiner.
The new Boulevard between Butte and
South Butte is nearing completion. The
County Commissioners contemplate ma
cadamizing the road which will make it
one of the finest drives in the Territory.
A rattle will take place next Saturday
evening at the Capitol Bi lard Hall on
Main street, for the bay stallion, Little
Joe, by Regent, dam by Rifeman. There
will be 100 chances, at $3.50 a chance.
The building formerly occupied by Grix'
Book store and owned by the Bonner
Mercantile Company, is having a new glass
front put in, which when completed will
add greatly to the appearance OF the same.
Gen. Logan and party passed through
Helena for the East Saturday morning.
Having overstayed his time in Oregon and
about Pugee Sound, the General said his
prom sed stay in Montana had to be given
up till some more convenient day.
Henry Godin has been awarded the con-
tract for adding a second story to the
Walkerville school house, the considera-
ton being $1,62a. Heesch g. Ellerbeck
secured the contract for repairing the High
OCHOOl UulIulLlS III Dutte lOT &I,OOO.
The large stack OF the Butte Reduction
Works has now reached an elevation of
about sixty feet. Manager Thompson says
it will be the largest stack in the Territory
when completed. It will be about 100 feet
in height and six feet on the inside in the
clear.
Died-In Butte, Montana, September i,
1886, Charles NJ. Girton, agel % years.
The funeral will take place at 2 O'Clock to-
day from Singers undertaking rooms, on
Park street. Friends OF the family are in
vited to attend.
E. Dickinson, Assistant General Super
intendent of The Union Pacific Railway
LETT on a especial" last evening for Ogden,
whence he will 60 East only stopping
ever at Green River. He was accompanied
by Assistant Superintendent c. L.. Leslie,
of the Idaho Division.
The large new mill OF the Blue Bird Min
ing Company lie receiving a coal of paint
and the machinery is 10 being placed in
position. The building of the mill has
started quite a boom in real estate at
Rocker, and quite a number OF new resi-