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

| AVVAA N0 W - ANVAA0o
Born, in Deer Lodge. September 2, to the
wife OF Mr.. s. E. Larabie, q son.
Born, in Deer Lodge, August 80, to the
wife OF Mr.. Peter Walton, son.
| Hon. w. A. Clark and son Charlie left for
the East last evening on the Utah & North
ern.
1t is expected that new time table for
the Montana Union will go into effect by
| September 10.
| w. E. Stillson will leave for Oneida, New
York to be gone ON pleasure trip for
thirty days.
| w. P. Schuessler returned to the city
yesterday from an extended trip to Helena,
Philipsburg, etc,
Fred Hanneforth has purchased the in
terest OF his partner John Stahlman in the
| Can Can Restaurant.
The Democratic Central Committe will
meet this evening at 8 O'Clock in the Par
lors OF the First National Bank.
A social dance will be given at Miners
Union Hall this evening, at which the prizes
| won at the picnic will be distributed.
The owners of the Patsey Dell are re-
ported to have a fine showing for copper
in their shaft, now 14O feet in depth.
Mr.. Jameson will deliver free lecture
tomorrow evening at Renshaw Hall on
''The Plan OF Creation" and the 'Origin Of
Man."
Elder W. C. Shipper, J. w. Bennett and
w. E. King assisted Bishop Harris in the
beautiful servires OF ordaining the Rev. q.
c. Stull.
Charlie Smith has lately added an ad-
dition to his frame dwelling on lower Ari-
zona street. The boys say it looks sus.
picious.
II. Barrett, formerly OF Butte, who is
now in business at Helena, was in Butte
yesterday shaking hands with old-time
friends.
For some reason the electric lights in the
city failed to materialize last night. Com
plaint both loud and deep were heard upon
every hand.
The Avant Courier Of the End instant
credits DR.. T. H. Carroll formerly OF Butte
with becoming the father of daughter on
the 26th .ult.
Manager Charles Blackwell's family. who
have been sojourning at the Warm Springs.
Deer Lodge County, have returned to their
home at Omaha.
The long needed electric lights on East
Park street have been put in place and are
much appreciated by the residents OF that
portion of the city.
The Novelty Restaurant on Park street,
has changed hands, Mr.. A. E. Barrett TAX
ing the place of Mrs. Fitzpatrick in the
management Of the same.
Mr.. McMurphy, with Sands & Boyce
visited Missoula last week and for the first |
time i'll t~ enty-five years saw ripe apples |
on trees and had the pleasure of picking |
some. |
week from this evening the Republi- |
cans will hold their primaries. Consider !
able trouble is found by the knowing ones !
to keep certain persons out of the conven-
ton.
Dick Kelly, OF Butte, and Tom Palmer,
OF California, will have twenty round |
contest at the Milwaukee Arena toni ht |
for purse of $3.50 q side and the entire
gate receipts.
A very rich quartz vein carrying silver
and gold has been struck in the south
eastern portion of the city near the Parrot
Smelter. The find is reported to assay
$3.50 to the ton.
Yesterday forenoon team attached to
the Transfer Baggage wagon took fright
on Lower Utah street in South Butte. No
damage was done except to tear down a
small portion OF a fence.
y. J. Hennessy & Co.'s clerks will begin
this morning cost-marking and laying
goods upon the shelves. Mr.. Hennessy
says they will open their store to the pub
lie positively on September l5.
Yesterday afternoon all that was mortal
Of the late William Peters vas laid to rest
in the Butte Cemetery. Services were held
on the remains in the Mountain View
Methodist Episcopal Church at 3 p. m., by
Rev. w. E. King.
Bishop Harris, OF the NJ. f. Church, was
in the city yesterday and while here made
Rev. George C. Stull fall-fedged regular
ordained minister. The bishop left on the
night train for Mammoth Springs where
he contemplates holding services Sunday.
Miss Belle Browning, having reftted and
the Branch Mint saloon on
West Park street, will open tonight and
hereafter conduct this popular place of
resort in first-class style. She invites the
inclined to drop in and smile.
Engineer Dave Wright, who used to be
foreman of the Utah & Northern shops at
South Butte and resigned when the shops
were transferred to the Montana Union,
will pull q throttle valve on the Spring
Hill Division of the Utah & Northern Rail
road.
The Union Pacific officials, while visiting
gauge to Pocatello this fall or
wait until spring. The company is replac-
ing the present bed with standard guage
ties SO as to prepare for the standard
gauge.
Jacob Kahnweiler, proprietor OF the
fancy notion bazaar on Upper Main street,
will leave for San Francisco tomorrow
evening to be absent about thirty days.
He will be accompanied on his return by
Mrs. Kahnweiler who is there now visiting
friends.
The lessees OF the Amador mine are re-
ported to have made rich strike few
days ago. Our informant, who was down
in the mine yesterday, thinks the boys
who hold Il lease on the property, Tim
Coyne, Charles Dolan and John Condor,
are on the road to fortune.
Next Sunday evening, commencing at 8
o'clock, the Knights OF Py thias OF Butte
will hold memorial services in Miners
Union Hall to consecrate the memoay OF
5. s. Davis, deceased, Past Supreme Chan
,elior of the order. Invitation is extended
to the public in general to attend the
services.
Manager NJ. s. Greene of the Western
Union Telegraph office in this city can now
boast OF as fine an Office as there is in Mon
tana. he received quartet operating
table yesterday and placed it in position
ast evening. The wires were connected
with the new instrument which will add
greatly to Butte telegraph facilities.
President Adams and General Manager
Galloway, OF the U Uaion Pacific Railway will
visit Butte some time during the present
They will meet General Manager
Oaks and party from the Northern Pacific
vhen no doubt the new officers of the Mon
tana Union will be appointed. The present
officers are merely acting until such time
a. the above mentioned gentlemen will
select permanent officers.
Dick Barto on was arrested Thursday even
ng by Chief Cody for fast driving. Herode
4 horse furiously along West Park street,
and in making quick turn into Montana
street, the horse stumbled, throwing Bar
ION to the ground. 1t was at first thought
hat the man was seriously injured, as he
ay on the ground for some time without ,
Using He was uninjured, however, and
esterday was convicted in the Police
court and paid his fine.
At the last meeting of Butte Fire Brigade
No. /, quite lengthy discussion was held
,pon the non-attendance OF many persons |
Who simply paid their initiation fee and
lever attended fires, the presumption be-
4l,ak ,,h 1oSn f1ak