Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-29
LOCAL NEWS NOTES..

erik building.
The members OF the Alice Band will ap-
pear in bran new uniforms on the Glorious
Fourth.
The Pipestone stage now follows the Black
tail Route, which is several miles longer than
the new road.
There is no better modern drama than
the ticket Of Leave Man." and no theatre
goer should fail to see it.
The banks Of Butte will be closed on Dec
Grafton Day. and quite q number OF mer-
chants will follow suit.
Yesterday the daughters OF Mrs. "
Parks came tip from Deer Lodge to visit
their mother, who il very Ill.
A force OF men started to work yesterday
morning Oh the Theattr Comiqne building,
and it will soon begin to loom up.
Marshal Jolly lace is f~resc,ed with fin
ger-nail marks, received while arresting a
wife-beating butcher at South Butte.
\ handsome headstone has been placed
over the grave OF Morris Welch by the Be
nevolent Protective Order OF Elks, Of this
city.
Master Ormsby, the promising Young dy-
namiter who blew up All Lungs washhouse
last Sunday night, has been returned to his
fathers custody.
James Flanagan was unable to pay a fine
OF $40 and costs, and was sent to Jail yes
terday by Judge Nichols. James assaulted
and battered somebody.
Col. J. c. c. Thornton has filed suit
against the Butte Athletic Club to recover
$165, alleged to be the amount OF back
rent due upon the gymnasium.
William Robinson has been placed under
$500 bonds for threatening to kill Joseph
Ford, who attends to the bath rooms in
Jahreiss' establishment. The parties are
colored.
At the Centennial-Mr. C~avanaugh, Ban
mack; j. W. Easterburg, Pioneer; f. E.
Stayman. G. s. Stayman, Pocatello; j. c.
Hunter, Boulder; J. L. Collins, L.. j. Hart
ley, Deer Lodge.
The stage settings and properties in the
presentation OF the Ticket OF Leave Man"
at the Grand Opera House tonight will be
in perfect accord with the fine acting OF the
company.
: ''Curly Mack was released from custody
yesterday morning, by order OF Judge Nc
Hatton. Curly had been held for burg
larry, but the evidence proved his Innocence
OF the crime.
James Gilday has been awarded the COZ
tract for placing the gas and water fixtures
in the new Theater Comique. Mr.. Gilday is
a practical plumber and gas-itter, and will
do the work as well as it can be done.
The ''Ticket OF Leave Man. at the Gran1
Opera House tonight is ore OF the best of
modern dramas, and in the hands OF the
Grand Opera House Company will be pre-
sented as well as it has ever been in the
country.
At the Congregational Church. this even
ing at 8 o'clock Rev. David Evans will
preach a sermon in the Welsh language. As
this will be the first sermon in that langu-
age ever preached in Butte, there should be
a goodly attendance.
Last night the regular Wednesday even.
ing dancing class OF Professor Couture was
he'd at Caplice Hall. where they will be
held in future. Last night there was a
large attendance and the usual amount OF
enjoyment by the lady and gentlemen
guests.
Tomorrow evening the little ones OF
Prof. Ed. A. Couture's Academy, have ar
ranged to give a calico hop, at Caplice Hall,
and they intend that it shall be a success.
The arrangements are complete and those
who desire to have a pleasant evening in
watching the enjoyment of the children
should by all means attenl.
The collection committee OF the Young
NAAAoeAdA ASoOCAuCAO0 GdOS d
few calls upon prominent citizens
yesterday, but the result of their
labors were entirely satisfactory, as
the following subscriptions per annum will
show: W. A. Clark, 500; Al. Davis. $780,;
Sands & Boyce, $50. This makes the total
annual subscription to date $3.50.
At the st. Nicholas-John F. Stranhal,
Deer, Lodge; Louis Planalp, Sheridan;
Henry Wilson. Wickes; F.. H. G. Taylor, T.
Ball, A. Il. Rogers, It. Paul; J. G.. Rogers,
Firebsult: William latham, New York; G.
Van Dorm, e. Russell, Jefferson City; NJ. W.
Kelley, Pioneer; Miss Kate Cameron, Pipe
stone; C. l.. Leslie and wife, Pocatello; j.
H. Patterson, Helena; Mrs. J. Il. McLain
and son., Glendale.
Any person knowing of the whereabouts
Of relatives OF the late John w. Conroy,
who was killed last week at the Bluebird
mill, will confer a favor by imparting the
same to The MINER. 1t is thought that
deceased was a native OF County Louth,
Ireland, and I'll at relatives of his reside at
Dundalk Or Drogheda, in that county, but
no definite information in regard to the
matter has yet been received.
Among the recent arrivals at the Wind
sor is u. Marx, OF the San Francisco cigar
firm Of f. Eisenbers < Brother, who will he
pleasantly remembered by the friends he
made duringhis visit to Butte last Novem-
Der. The firm which MIR. Marx represents
is one Of the best known and most reputa-
BILE in the West, in fact in dealing with GUS
toners and the character of their goods
they canno be surpassed. In addition to
this they only employ white labor. Mr..
Marx will remain in Butte for several days.