Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-19
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Bate averages two weddings a week.
Friday is becoming mere o! a shopping
day. .
Prof. Newell will open his private classes
July 6.
Lager beer men do not admire this cool
weather.
A great deal of freight is being landed at
the depot.
The Rod and Gun Club will shoot at clay
pigeons this afternoon.
Gwin 4 Bradsbaw's filly Lulu B is stiI
at Salt Lake and out OF condition.
'rhe official career Of Antoine De!onais wal
bri and not remarkable for brilliancy.
Dr.. Labrie departed yesterday for Phil
ipsburg, where he will permanently reside
Observation-Disclosures Leslie, 81 the
Utah & Northern, spent yesterday in Butte.
The genius who letters show windows
with soap has put in his appearance after
a protracted absence.
Mrs. James Henderson and daughter ar
rived yesterday from Denver, Colorado
They will reside at Walkerville.
The gold-brick matinee will at
1870 o'clock to-day. in the Police Court
No xtra charge for reserved seats.
a. E. Koch, representing J. A. Stephens,
the general commission merchat, OF Ogden,
Utah, is in the city on a business trip.
A j. Davidson, President Of the Helena
Board OF Trade, and William Muth, OF the
firm OF Porter & Muth, spent yesterday in
Butte.
A party il being organized in Butte to 60
to the new gold fields in Australia. John
Stahlman, the veteran prospe:tor, will be
the leader.
Il had a bad dream last night, ami |
knew something was going to happen"
sorrowfully remarked an inebr:ate as he
was being escorted to the 'coo'er.'
The ladies Of the Congregational Church
are satisfied with the pecuniary success OF
their social last night. Strawberries and
ice cream went off like hot cakes in a.
Walkerville boarding house.
MeSsrs. Harper & Co, nf Butte, who own
the immense tone quarries up ia Ryan's
Canyon, near Dillon, have secured all of
their patents, and opened up their works
SO that they can furnish building rock oi
any desired size.
The Eagle Rock Ndaho) Register saws il
is probable that the Union Pacific will dis
pose OF that part OF the Utah & Northern
between Garrison and Butte to the Mon-
tana Central Railroad Company. The
ira will also include the locomotive
and car shops at Butte.
The shingle OF DR.. kw0hg Shoue swings in
'Chinee Alley" The Doctor recently ar.
rived from China, where he practiced medi.
cine and surgery and secured a diploma,
re does business ON the mo cure 70 pay"
principle, and will soon enjoy a lucrative
practice: in Butte.
Commenting on Butte's gold brick sensa.
mon tho 011on Noupo ~, kVy. =.
any man who will fall into such n tran
should be either pulled IL for co%nniyance
with crime and sent to the pe%nitentiary, or
sent TO the insane asylum as a hOplessly
insane idiot He must be a crank or a
Grimm L." "
"a Murra', III the Reduction Works. met
with a funny accident several DAYS ago.
nc was passing through the shops with an
IRON bar on his shoulder when Il str,cl a
piece OF machinery. Ed imagined thai II
had struck the electric wire. and he
dropped as though stunned by the SHOCK
and continues to insist that he was elec,,i.
fed. "''''i
Oh Saturday last train No. 6l5 had nr,-
only about five miles after Ian VIM
Spring Hill, headed for this CITY, when 3
broken rail was encountered, and three
cars OF merchandise and a caboose were
tnrown from the track. The cars were
pretty badly wrecked and the train wasde-
layed several hours. Asoe
through the agency OF F. r. w. Patten.
she Phenix, OF Hartford, has paid to Mrs
:. b; armes the full insurance on her dwell.
ing honse, destroyed by Gre a few weeks
aso' rms Company has also paid to Will.
am Wler his full insurance on the OREGON
~ u th, ana adjusted and paid it's portion
nah+ an' 1rance' covering Henry Nickel's
Saturday night. ~e