Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-14
LOCAL NEWS T
The city is unusually quiet.

The city is unusually quiet.
Delegate Toole was expected in Helena
last evening.
He is a good morse that throws dust into
the eyes of Ranchero.
Mr.. John Kinna, one of the solid men oil
Helena, came over yesterday.
There is no city in the world of the size
OF Butte more orderly and law abiding.
It is learned that a new smelter will soon
be built at Argenta, Beaverhead County.
Everybody shonld go. and see Ranehero
trot to-day. He will have q hard race to
beat Billy Nolan.
Gen. c. S. Warren and wife and Mrs.
George w Irwin returned from a short visit
to California yesterday.
Mr.. J. A. McConville, who has been visit
ing his old home and friends in California,
returned home yesterday.
The Dillon Mining Company will start
it's mill next Monday. The mill has a
capacity of sixty tons per day.
See challenge OF Dick Carron to fight his
dog against any dog in the Territory. No
breed, race, color or size barred.
The Lavell Brothers, the new proprie-
sengers to the race track at once.
The Northern Pacific will sell half-rate
round trip tickets to delegates to the Ter
ritorial conventions, to be held this fall.
Married-Pascoe-Miles. At Summit,
August II, 1886, by the Rev. W. e. King,
Mr.. Charles Pascoe and Miss Elizabeth
Miles.
It is stated that the Kent mine, situated
in Blue Wing district, Beaverhead County,
has reduced miners wages from $3.50 to
$500 per day.
The Republican Territorial Convention
will meet in this city the 18th proximo,
when the victim to be slaughtered in No
vember will be selected.
orion & Toohey, with their corps Of
assistants. were kept busy at the race track
yesterday in satisfying the thirsty crowds
that besieged their sample rooms.
The law OF the Territory against prize
House Tuesday evening, but there was
some very pretty sparring done there.
May Stewart, a Helena ~saloonist, tried
to reach the unknown beyond bv the NOR.
phine route, Tuesday evening. The admin
istration of proper remedies switched her
off the track.
Messrs. Van Zandt & Co., OF the Blue
Bird, pay out over $40, 600 this week. !
This ~ anything but az indication Of a
lack OF faith in their mine or q feeling of
uncertainty as to the future OF silver.
Coles circus will show at Garrison this
afternoon" and at Anaconda tomorrow
and night. Saturday afternoon /
it will spread it's mammoth tent in Butte.
Our east side exchanges speak OF the NAM
moth show in the highest terms of praise.
The City Council met last evening for the
purpose Of acting upon. Marshal Jolly's
OF Thomas Cody for Chief of
Police. MI. Cody was confirmed. Action |
upon the nomination of Harry Nichols for
policeman, vice Cody promoted, was de-
ferred until the next meeting.
Messrs. r. Steward White and Thomas
Friant OF the great NUMBERING firm Of White
& Friant, Of Grand Rapids, Michigan,
arrived in the city yesterday forenoon.
The gentlemen are largely interested in min
ing property in this county, and speak in
1attering terms Of the brilliant future
awaiting this great mineral section. The
gentlemen are the guests OF Mr.. Rod Leggat.
John and Lottie Burton will make their
first appearance at the Arion next Monday
They are the finest plantation
sketch artists in the profession, Miss Bur-
possessing an exc~ruciatingly funny dia-
and her wing dancing being somethiug
Miss Annie Donnavin and
Miss Jes: lie Forester will also make their
the same evening, making one
Of the very strongest of entertainments.
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