Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-03
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
The festive firecrasker is on deck.

Catchpenny devices are numerous.
The road-tax c. l~leetoris on the rampage.
The collector starts on the warpath this
morning.
Work On the Blue Bird mill, at Burling'
ton, IL progressing very rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Fenner start to-day
on a two months trip to the East.
The Butte and Walkerville mines will
play ball next Sunday at the race track.
Ten bars Of bullion, valued at $500,
were shipped yesterday by the Sill yer Bow
mill.
A couple werereeently remarked in Butte
who dissolved partnership eleven years
ago in California.
John Ryan, arrested for disturbing the
peace, will be tried at Z o'clock this evening
before Judge Mediation.
Miss Theresa Heilbroner, who has been
attending school in Philadelphia the past
year, i. expected homen next week.
Joe Whately, charged with using profane
and vulgar language, was tried and dis
charged last evening in Police Court.
Thomas Shortell, representing the Ma
tional Horseshoe Company OF Vermont, is
in Butte. He is doing 8 nail-driving business.
Fred kerth leaves On this mornings
train to advertise Dr.. Averiil and DIR.
Smita. They have confidence that Fred
will talk them Wy.
A moon-eyed heather viii be tried to-day
before J udge Mediation for smoking opium
lie was discovered hitting the pipe" in an
opium JOINT in Chinatown.
Tommy Denoon will receive a carload Of
boquets and ~bouton!eies to-day from Cali
fornia, which will be sold at almost cost.
Tonnysa fora ia ip4co1 q fr0ri.a1 rolooo
The grand social ball announced to take
plare last evening at the Road House was
postponed. It will be held Sunday after
noon ard evening without fail. All are
invited. e.
John Peters and Miss Emily Johns. 10th
OF Centerville, were married last Monda,
by Judge Mediation. The m was
erfor1ned at the residence Of William
Bews, Centerv;lle.
The two men arrested at Mount Idaho
for stealing horses from the Parrot Com
pany will be brought to Butte by Sheriff
Sullivan, who is now securing the necessary
requisition papers.
The star-spaneled banner will wave
proudly from the Park-street flagstaff next
Sunday, thanks to the intrepid daring OF
AL old sailor who yesterday Skinned" the
pole and made ready the hal
yards.
An ei%sht-round glove contest, Queens
bury rules, between Tom Syron and Tom
will take place at the Milwaukee
Beer Hall on the fifteenth OF July, for a
purse OF $3.50, put up by Hoskins &
Harris.
Prof. Elliott, the aeronaut, will arrive
and at once commence prepar-
atoms for his balloon ascensions Sunday |
and Monday. Guy X.Piatt announces his
determination to make the ascension with
Professor provided a basket is used.
An initiated few expected to see a popu- |
lar young business man h~orsewhipped by
an Infatuated female last night in front OF
the Grand Opera House, but they were dis !
appointed. The object OF the woman's
wrath was there, but the woman failed to
materialize. |
The wrestling tournament on July S will
,ttract large crowds to the Milwaukee Beer |
tall, or West Broadway. Four money |
prizes are offered, and a great many entries |
have already been made. The wrestling |
will be Cornish style, and the best men will
wiz the money. |
The Butte baseball nine have been pre-. |
sented with handsome uniforms by the |
eading dry goods men OF Butte. Cans & |
Klein furnished the hats, Caplice d Co. the |
shirts, Bonner Il Co. material and trim |
for knee breeches, Sands & Boyce |
nose, and Goldsmith 4 Co. the shoes.
Maguire's Grand Opera House Company
ire making a successful tour Of the circuit.
They have appeared at Helena, Bozeman
Ind Missoula with very great success. The
company will open here next Monday. |
giving a special celebration matinee, and
will appear in q great bill on Monday |
light.
Those Of our readers who have heard OF
he famous crown jewels OF Europe can get
In excellent idea OF their shape, size, color \
in Hight & Fairdeld's window,
are frequent anon, the lockers
IN, as to whether OF not they are the
gems.
Commencing this morning and until after
he Fourth. the stores Of the city will close
1t 9 p. m. instead OF 8. This arrangement
) in compliance with the agreement en-
cred into among the business men the first
the year. After the Fourth the stores
ill close at 8 o'clock until next December.
At the Centennial-O. NJ. Lewis. C. B.
efiries, R. F. Berket, New York; Thomas
}. Miles, Silver Bow; F. Reddington, St.
ohm, n. B.; VIM. MacQueen, Grace; Perry
teal, c. c. Whitney, German Guleh; J. O..
cCarG, POcatellO; L. w. Wall, PipestOne;
ohm Black, Murray. Idaho.
The case of the Territory VS.. B. Stras-
urger, charge OF assault and battery, was
ried before Judge Mediation and Q jury
esterday. The jury found defendant not
lilty and he was discharged. Tit ease Of
trasburger VS.. C.. Karaftosky and wife,
lso accused Of assault and battery, was
kewise discharged.
mickey the Grecian" will be tried in
olice Cour to-day on two charges
runk and disorderly and impersonating
q officer. Mickey was released Yesterday +
from the City Prison, where he :
adj done 100 days, and a few hours :
ter he was bowling drunk and dragging an 9
ranchman to che bastile. Mickey j
what the policemen call "a hard game" g
At the st. Nicholas-W. W. Mccall and v
IN, Silver Star; w. H. Schleigh. Pipestone Z
Chas. W. Chugman, Chicago; =
New York; r. c.. Gum, Park City, y
tab; j. E. and J. c. Berthelat. Montreal, {
,nada; James Knopp, Chas. Fanley, J. B. !
'Brien, Helena; Geo. Frederick, San Fran O
REQ; J. R. Campbell, A%neconda; r. How a
d, San Francisco; Nicholas Kray, Alex, =.
ir., A.W. Dingwall, Salt Lake; j. :.
Nc. Crillis. Baston, Mass, C. NJ. Idleman b
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