Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-14
LOCAL E " NOTES.
and Neck" tonight.

LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
Meek and Neck" tonight.
How long will this heated term last?
Plenty OF shade at the Columbia Gardens.
Marcus DAILY left yesterday for San Fran
cisco. -a4 sig 34.l So
The "tea fake" racket is played out in
Butte. q@l 4 ay a
III. A. H" is the latest josh among ths
gang. ae @ rsa.-.E IL - lsz
The Arion is to. be renovated and re-
fitted.
The business OF the Comique is picking
up daily.
Yesterday was the hottest day we have
yet had.
The Grand Opera House will be reopened
tonight.
This MINER keeps right on in the even
tenor of it's way. ri
Why should ex-pol;cemen natu1 ally be.
come bunco-steerers?
The City Council will meet in regular ses.
sion tomorrow evening.
MI. O'Farrell arrived in Butte yestet.
day from San Francisco,
Captain f. T. Owens now carries the
keys OF the Court House.
Madame Samson, the ~revealer OF the
future, does a large business.
Mr.. Henry Jacobs expects to go East in
a few days on IA business trip.
Ten bars of Moulton bullion, valued at
$l5,8OO, wera shipped yesterday.
The circus will be here in q lew weeks, and
the small boy is gathering his shekels.
Miss Lizzie La Caille left the city yester-
day on q visit to Oakland. California.
The Woedvilie road is one Of the most
romantic drives leading out OF the city.
The County Commissioners will meet
n xt Saturday for the transaction Of bust.
ness.
The Grand Army excursion to GreRsOn
| Springs, Oh Thursday, will he an enjoyable
affair.
Andrews, the artist tailor, is doing a
constantly increasing busine:s. Good
work tells.
James Shields, who has been spending
several days in the city, returned t Helena
on Sunday.
Colontl w. T. Sanders and wife, 81
Helena, started on the tenth for the Vel.
lowstone Park.
A real execution is carried out on the
stage during the performance of "Neck and
Neck" tonight.
Harry Smith, OF Portland, Oregon, is
en- route to Butte, to fight Billy Lynn OF
any maj in Montana.
The railroad crossing at Montana street
is ia very bad condition and should
receive immediate attention.
The MINER does not hesitate to say that
for tn, number Of pieces the Orion Cornet
Band is the best in the country.
Attention is called to the display advsr.
tisement OF Messrs. Cans & Klein in this
issue OF The MINER. 1t will repay perusal.
Lewis G.. Parker, the general agent Of the
Bankers Life Association, of st. Paul. is in
the city, in the interest OF that institution.
The MINER is the innocent cause OF much
excitement and no little talk. The snarl-
ing seems to do the snarlers good and does
The MINER no harm.
A ten-pOund daughter arrived Yesterday
at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
O'Mara, WalkervilIe. 1t will be a steady
boarder in the family.
Stetson as Walter Wilmarth, the maniac,
in Meek and Neck" tonight, gives one OF
the best melo-dramatic performances on
the American stage.
An electric light will shortly be placed in
front OF Fred. Scheurer's store, on East
Park street. 1t will! be maintained at the
expense o: the county.
Mrs. Jennie Williams, a sister OF Super
intendent Ben Tibbey, of the Parrot,
arrived yesterday from Lucas, Iowa, and
will spend a month or six weeks with the
family of her brother.
Nathan G.. Kinney has sold to w. O..
Speer o%ne-fourth interest in the Prosperity
quartz claim, in Independence district, lust
north OF Rocker, for 500.
The MINER acknowledges a very plea sing
serenade from the Orion Band last even
ing. The serenade was charming, as the
music OF this band always is.
Thomas Lewis nj Edward Swift, who
stole the Parrot stock, have been bound
over to the Grand Jury in the sum of
$1,000 each. They are in Jail.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Hancock died at Centerviliey yesterday. The
funeral will take place from the family resi-
dence at 2 O'Clock this afternoon.
Yesterday Messrs. Remillard & Parsons
received a car load OF fine fresh mich COWS
from Oregon, all OF which are now on ex-
hibition at the Oregon Sale Stables.
Alex. j. Lepgat, wife and others have sold
to Vasco DLoy lots 81 and %, block IL,
and lots IL, Is and II, in block IL, Legeat
& Fosters addition to Butte, for $50.
Tomorrow evening at 7o'cIock the Orion
Cornet Band will give a free concert on the
corner OF Granite and Main streets, when
they will play a number OF classical selec-
tions.
Tonight a meeting will be held at Rem.
shaw Hall, as advertised in another COL
umn, to organize a Secular Union in this
city. All lovers OF free thought are invited
to attend.
At the Centennial.-J. H. Rice, Glendale:
+. X. Wells, Stuart; h. Phelan, Norton
Gulch; John Lloyd, Woodville; A. F. Clark,
Sells Brothers circus: H. d. Mansfield,
Melrose.
Casey 4 Brophy, who have recently sue
ceeded to the business of Lee W.. Foster & |
Co.. appear in The MINER of this week
a new display advertisement, to which
our readers will do well to pay extra atten-
ton.
Tickets to the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie excursion next Thursday are free to
everybOdy-that is. you don't have to be
a member of the Grand Army to take adj
vantage Of the low rate. One dollar paws
or the round trip. including a bath.
Twenty years ago yesterday Thomas H.
Butte's photographer, discovered
'old in Highland Gulch, and twenty years
ago the fifteenth of this month the village
Butte was entirely depopulated, every
nhabitant taking part in a stampede to
he new mines.
The County Commissioners invite pro-
'osals Tor the building OF a road from Ari-
'ona street running south to Ozark Hotel
It depot, as per survey. Plat and specif-
ations can be seen at the office OF Harper
Baker, surveyors. Bids will be received
Until next Saturday.
F.. P. Hogan, OF Roseburg, is expected in
city tomorrow, IN a visit to his
Matthew. Mr.. Hogan will be re-
rendered as one of the Oregon DELEGATES
rho had the honor to represent his State
t the Democratic Conventions nominating
ZEN: Hancock and Grover Cleveland for
be Presidency.
At the St. Nicholas.-Angus Mackay,
II. J. Cook, San Francisco; J. l..
hute: r: T; Noise, Glendale; E. ID. Hos.
ms, st. Louis; Thos. Gilchrist. Helena; S.
-. Baliff Logan; Chas. Coburn, Springfield,
J. L. Martin, Philirsburg; Ed. r.
Vines and wife, st. Louis; w. A. Smith,