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

meeting OF the Butte Fi,e Brigade will
be held this evening at tn. City Halt.
4 great many Eutteitcs drive io~n t..
Grcgson Springs and hack these days.
Tom Murray So s thai Boulder WILSON
b.. second to no town in the Territory.
ia chic Tor the fifty pound Jude to Jug Ii
cane witt, It twenty-five pound head.
T4l-r- are paachys i'll the market, bat
theii soarl.ess would stop a clock
Born. in Butte City, June 10. 70 the wife
OF Joseph II. Mantle. a ten pound son.
The fortanetelirrs are thinning out.
Butte is certainly gaining sense AZ it grows
old.
Prof. Robinson will give one OF his de-
iightiul s3cial. this evening at RenshaW
Hall.
Every vehicle in Butte should b.. at the
free disposal OF visitors on tie Fourth OF
July.
Take the little one to see little Katie
Osborne in the matinee performance to-
day.
CONGREGATIONAL sociable will be held to-
! morrow in the building opposite the Court
House.
'A~nacondaites'' are informed that no ac-
cidei,t occurred at the fire III thla city night
before last.
Manager John Masuire is a. much pleased
with popular prices as are the patrons o;
the ran
tThe Celebrated Case which gave such
satisfaction to theatcr-gOe $, will be played
at the matinee.
The Lights O London sh":le upon d
great many lar women and brave uHen last
| night at tie Grand.
Hitch your horses. There is al ordinance
1900 l.so in,a,r sv,,ifr npftAft
within the city limits.
Bean AMI Page Will receive their preli,n.
mary examination at J o'clock this after
noon before Judge Mediation.
A few enthusiastic member Of the Miners
Union have not yet ceased celebrating the
eighth birthday Of their organization.
Twenty-Five bars OF bullion, valued at
$35 ,O24, were received yesterday for ship
ment by the Pacific Express Company.
Frank ?. Brown, OF Pnilipsburg. is in
tow. He says the West Granite IS look.
ing up and in a few days the di trict will he
! wild.
The Episcopal sociable last night at the
residence OF Mrs. Moore. on East Broad
way, was Will attended AMI Thoroughly
enjoyed.
Thomas Powers, the welI-bnown Helena
merchant, arrived in Butte yesterday
evening. and will spend several days III the
camp.
| There seems to be considera bls rivalry
| among come OF the small boys over base
| ball. The organization OF severa! juvenile
clubs is threatened.
All members of the Wumens' Christian
Tefnirarance Union are requested to at
tend the regular meeting at i O'Clock this
afternoon i'll Good Templar-' Hail.
Edward Wetzel. advance agent for George
c. Miln, the tragsdian, spent yeste day in
Butte preparing for the appearance next
Monday hight ri Mr.. Miln ut the Grand
Opera House.
A fine stock OF ladies. misses gents and
boys boots AMI shoes has been received By
J. II. Baker, and til. Sc goods can he par
chased at lower prices than any Other
house can afford to sell them.
Some Of Rutte'a police officers are en-
tirely too we'll thought oi by the male and
female crooks" It is well for a policeman
to know that class OF people. but not to
have them fall in love with him.
The knights OF Pythias' excursion next
Tue day will! drag more Butteites to Deer
Lodge than ever visited that ''loveliest
village OF the plain Oh any day before.
The gallant Knights will provide every
availahl. comfort for their guests.
Chief Lediord last night arrested a fellow
in whose possession wasa valuable fur over
coat. which had evidently been stolen. The
owner oi the garment can have it by cali
ing at Police Headquarters and proving
property.
The picture of Mrs. Grover Cleveland as
is and Miss frankie Folsom as was, ex-
hibited in the window OF a Granite-stfeet
drug store, -xcites mucE, aud favorable
comment. II is the unanimous verdict OF
Butte tina! Mrs. &c face i, "A c~harninslv
sweet one
At the tentennial-Mrs. Elliott. Dillon;
D. La waon, Silver Bow; l.. F.. Cooke. Bur-
%linston; Thomas Burder, Divide; George
Rodgers, PbiIipsburg; Thomas 0. Miles.
wife and child, Silver Bow; {. r. Harden
brook. Deer Lodge Valley.
At the st. Nicholas-George Turrell, San
Francisco; y. y. Granger. St. Paul; T.. c..
c. Min, George Fredericks, James Denman, !
San Francisco; DR.. Mussiebrod. Warm
Springs; j. A. Dwyer, St. Paul; DR.. West
colt, Ogden.
"A Sleepless Subscriber is informed
that there is no law against a person keep
ing chickens within the limits Of the city. !
The '.S:eepless Subscribers inquiry is
based, not upon the supposed danger to
health OF a chicken yard, but upon his alb
hOrrence OF a rooster Iii the YARD next To
him which crowsa all night.
Being the first night OF the Lights o.
London" there were some delays between
the acts in consequence of the heavy stage |
settings last night. This. however, will be
remedied in all future performances, and
the play will end in proper season. De-
lays are invariable in first night represen-
tatiOns.
Among the guests in Butte are A. H.
Boomer, General Manager OF the Oregon.
California and Idaho Stage Company, and
NJ. Salisbury. OF the firm of Gilmer, Sails
bury 4 Co. They are here to meet T. C..
Power to make arrangements forthe trans
fer OF the Billings and Benton stage line.
and also to sub-let some OF the Montana
sta IN Ill routes.
Among the guests in the city is James
Dryer, Of Dryer Brothers, plumbers, of
St. Paul. He is in return from the Ma
tional Park, where he has been doing con-
siderable work in his line on the hotels. He |
dropped in to visit his old friend and fel-
low-workman, James Gilday, and thinks
that Butte is the ~liveliest and best point he
has struck for years. Mr.. Dryer will re.
main for several days. !