Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-01
Real Chinook weather yesterday.

Real Chinook weather yesterday.
Shopping the order OF the omen's day
now.
The old postofice building is being newly
floored,
Stenberg did the handsome painting and
gr raining in Atlantic Hall.
On December LIST Deputy City Assessor
Thomas will hand In his report.
The two little daughters of Mrs. g. A,
Gordon are i'll with diphtheria.
The Pacific Express Company yesterday
hippcd nine bars weighing S77 lbs. value
$14,O32.
Messrs. Fleming and Van Zant, OF tn
Blue Bird mill, left for an extended visit
east yesterday.
1t cost Mcclure ten dimes and CO sts to
sleep ON the sidewalk Sunday night, and
now he sleeps in jail.
Mr.. Rowell. OF the Bonner Mercantile
Mammoth, left Tor the east last evening to
purchase o goods.
Bray & Davidson were removing to the
west side OF Main, between Quartz and
Copper streets, last evening.
Next Friday the citizens OF South Butte
will nave a meeting to take proper steps
for the organization OF a fire company.
IL was TuluOItu VuttU oOuIC JIG utON AOcS
evening in VAUDEVILLE, but careful inquiry
failed to elicit the particulars, if it was a
fact.
Ed. Barney became belligerent and upon
the charge Of assault and battery was
found guilty, fined $40 and cost and sent
to Jail.
Thomas Doran had his leg broken yester-
| day by the fall of a rock while stopping in
| the Lexington mine. He is at the Sisters
Hospital.
"Here's the cash." said James Williams
in the Police Court to-day, when the Judge
named SIS and costs as the price OF his
peace breaking.
Judge Mediation sent Fred Betrof to jail
for sixty days yesterday on his conviction
| of participation in a row in the Eagle
Bakery Sunday.
One hundred dollars was the price paid
| by Lydia A. Kerby for lot 6, block &. in
| Belle of Butte addition, to G. r. kessler.
Deed recorded yesterday.
At 2:3OA. NJ, 'You never knew a quieter
town of as many people; did you? re-
marked Chief OF Police to the reporter in
search OF some, even a little lost item.
Dublin Gulch was the scene of a merry
social party at the residence of John Pow.
ell last evening. The party was select, and
singing and such things were the features
of tho occasion.
It would be a blessing to pedestrians il
the nails that bob up in a way by no
means serene from the sidewalks in this
town were hammered a little. Ladies and
children especially are inconvenienced by
these nuisances.
| Messrs Haggin and Tevis propose to pur-
chase the King OF the West mine in Altura
County, Idaho. 1t is located in Smokey
district, near the Carrie Leonard and 9th
er well known mines and has a good repu-
tation in that section.
Yesterday a little too much OF the "O-be
Joyful came near causing the death OR ger
eous injury of a country gent on West
Park Street. He felt good and drove on
the run Fortunately n o body was much
hurt. Bad practice.
From $50 to $3.50 is the sum that James
Reynolds friend can find at Orton's mnsic
store that says Reynolds cannot give
James orion one lap in a mile i'll the rink
and beat him.
the ladies request the reporter to re-
sociable at the Congregational Church
next Thursday evening, in Welcome OF the
new pastor, Rev. Clark. Bountiful re-
freshments will befound and all are invited
to attend.
Observation-Disclosures. In Butte,
Montana, November 20. 1886, by w. l.
Lippincott, justice of the peace. Mr.. Law
renee S%eliistone and Miss Maggie E. Lea
than.
An engineer set his watch just seven and
a half minutes slow, and the result was a
collision with sad results. The parents OF
Miss Della McFarlain lacked just twice
seven and a half minutes last Saturday
evening to prevent the union Of Mr.. Mi
chael Haggerty and their fair daughter,
Leila, but there were no sad consequences.
The Arion's new people" arrived on
time, and last night gave a good concert to
a crowded house. Messrs. Hillyer and
Ballanger, in their humorous songs, were
a~pplauded to the echo. Miss Irene Som
ers' best compliment is that during her
singing the promiscuous crowd in attend
ance was as attentive aud still as if each
one feared some witchnote OF the melody
would be lost. The Arion's triplet OF new
people'' made a decided success.
On next Saturday evening Emile Vein.
berger will formally open Atlantic Beer
Hall, corner Main and Granite streets, next
door to First National Bank. A MINER re-
porter stepped in last evening and looked
over the spacious room. MIR. Weinberger
has spared no trouble and expense in the
preparation and adornment OF the hall.
The room will be properly furnished
throughout, and on Saturday night, De-
cember 4th, will offer to the public a grand
lunch, when every delicacy that can be
found will be set before the visitors to the
new "Hall."
II am waiting for I; to happen, and l will
20 there at once and begin business" said
a well known Butte man to the reporter
last evening when speaking of the "Pocatel-
10 grant" to the UP. company, THE rumor
is but a rumor, and the people who have
put up buildings on the reservation admit
they did so on the principle of the early
bird catching the worm. Congr, SIS may act
in the matter, and then again it may not
in this day of political STRIFE"
Nobody more fully than the reporter ap-
preciates the straits in which newspaper
men find themselves sometimes for mate
of interest to their patrons, and no.
body more fully admires the skill chat can
make ii stale dish palatable; but some
times, as with too old cheese, the ravages
OF time cannot possibly be hidden. The
CARRIED in Golden Hair. Nov. 3Oth," can
not hide it's wrinkles. Probably, bearing /
date NOV. Both" it is intended to signify |
that the girl who was in the lake, or it may |
be the story of that girl, took a bath Nov. 1
Both, and went through a tonsorial mill
where gold powder was freely sprinkled. Ii
SO, well enough, for nobody will be de-
ceived by the late-day dressing; but as a !
fact the tale of the wild Girl found in
Moose lake with the old Nez Perez
man, has been lying in this and probably
half the newspaper Offices in the country
since that Pacific Coast bohemian. for lack
of truth to tell the Chronicl launched it |
forth to test the credulity OF d confiding
public. CARRIED" is good when the original
story was that the girl hid IN a ave for
lack OF a garb. |
Singular COw-COntract,
A feeding contract was recently made in