Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-24
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

ing.
Mails on time yesterday, and snow a
ing way for Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gully buried their little girl
Yesterday afternoon in the Catholic cene-
terry.
The heating pipes of the High School
building are in prime condition and the ex-
ercises go on regularly.
At 5 p. m. yesterday the mercury stood
a little above freezing indoors but below 1t
on the street.
The keystone Club will meet to, night in
Judge Lippincott's Office. A full attend
ance is earnestly requested.
Turkey gobblers tell OF to-morrow's les.
Invites. The markets are well supplied
with them and other luxuries.
Last evening one lonely cutter dashed by
on Main street. 1t was a good cutter and
q bad dash-all due to the changes IN tenn
perature.
It is positively stated hat the names OF
the deputies OF the County Clerk and Re-
corder will not be known until thet officer
has qualified.
Transfers and drivers generally should
be careful in turning corners. There were
several escapes from accidents on Main
street yesterday.
Stephen Rogers, one OF the Anaconda
committee sent by the wo1kingmen, col.
the benefit of the workingmen there.
The restaurant hat arranges to have
''stea med OYSTERS will do a thriving busi-
ness, and the sight of 'peck" will benefit
some oyster establishments now in Butte
City.
The entire force at the Treasurer's office
are busily engaged with tax notices. The
rolls were somewhat late in coming in,
hence this rush. The tax list foots up
about 81, 600 900.
DR.. J. J. Stanford Doherty, formerly in
the Indian service. a native of Connecticut,
will locate in Butte City to practice his
profession. The doctor is a cousin OF Mr..
P. H. Toole, of South Butte.
Yesterday H. D. Mansfield sold to Julian
Smith. J. r. Royce. Jr., and John II. Cur
tbs one-half interest i'll the Cleveland-Hauser
Combination mines, near Camp creek, in
consideration OF S 1000.
Thirteen competent young ladies have re-
ported favorably On the piano at Orion
Bros, and it has been purchased for use
in the High School. AS soon as the room
has sufficiently dried it will be placed there.
THE MINER is the only paper west OF the
Mississippi River that has given the name
Of jeff. Davis daughter correctly. Miss
Winnie, not Miss Minnie. 1s the girl thath a
turned half the heads in Syracuse.
In the chapel of the Sisters Hospital, at
the 8 o'clock mass, Mr.. Charles O'Donnell
aud Miss Mary Jane McGrath were married
by Father Tremblay. Mr.. John Council
and Miss Annie Rees acted as witnesses.
The ceremony took place yesterday.
In the Probate Court yesterday no great
n mount IF 1J,cinooa woa d0no The clerk
furnishes THE MINER with these items:
Several settlements OF old estates, T.. u.
Leggat appointed administrator OF A. j..
Leggat, and Fred Cook appointed executor
of Robert Girton.
At 7 o'clock tonight Sands & Boyce will
throw away six overcoats, costing not less
than $3.50 to $11 each, a number OF over
ais, each containing a silver coin OF value
not less than 25 cents to 81, and twelve
pairs of Cashmere pants. The whole to be
thrown from the roo OF their building.
Certificates OF marriage filed with the
Clerk yesterday told OF weddings for Louis
jackson to Lucy c.. Dixon; Christian j.
Kading to Maggie O'Connor; Alexander
Bayard Ellis to Bessie Lee Richards; VIM.
j. Stainbough tt Annie c. Wendi'l; W. c.
Morrison to Angelina McCarty; Lawrence
Holman to Annie Craimen; William Con-
llCl'y w ~AN
to Rachael Nj. Hutchins.
The Lexington yesterday shipped, by the
Pacific Express, ten bars OF bullion, worth
$50, 800.
The Bluebird mill machinery was set in
motion yesterday afternoon by little Hon
ore Van Zandt.
Dr.. Leavitt has amputated the thumb
and first and second fingers OF Matt Smith,
1-1 L. lo-l aho<%ar,J Inv tho Il
sion OF q nitro-glycerine cap.
We are sorry to chronicle the sickness OF
three of Mrs. Quesnel's children, who are
lying seriously i'll OF diphtheria at her resi-
dence on Montana street.
Tonight the Grand Opera House should
be filled to Overlooking, the occasion being
by the business men of our city.
The pupils in the new High School build
ing were yesterday morning dismissed from
further attendance during the day on &C
count OF the steam radiators not working.
The defect will be remedied at once.
Mrs. John I. Morris yesterday received
the sad intelligence OF the burial OF her
in Cincinnati. Mrs. Morris had no
of his death, as the storm East
has prevented the sending of the news OF
his sickness. The deceased, at the time of
his death, was SO years OF age.
At her last appearance in Butte during
the season, snd at the close OF a most sue.
cessful engag cement Katie Putnam will APP
pear this evening as "Fanchon, the
Cricket" Every lady auditor will receive
fan souvenir, with a beautiful picture OF
the fascinating little actress.
Mr. D. C. Russell, late of the Wood River
Times. arrived in the city yesterday. Mr..
Russel, has accepted the city editorship OF
The MINER and will enter upon his duties
the city and vicinity will assist
up the nimble item and the solid fact.
Yesterday was the coolest day OF the sea-
son. At 5 a. m. the thermometer registered
Is degrees below. By noon it had again
several points above, and last evening
by 10 O'Clock the thermometer indicated 8
degrees above. No doubt the backbone
of the cold weather is broken forsome time
to come.
AL. orion received from San Francisco a
inc Russian leather cartridge belt last Sat.
lrday, a gift from Mr.. G. Frank Marsh,
who is now visiting there. The belt was
in Belgium and is some OF only
. few that are On sale in the United States.
It weighs only two ounces and is manu-
actured of the finest Russian leather. The
OF the belt is thirty cartridges.
is very proud of his present.
The people Of the Bluebird mine will be
to-day, when a happy party of
wives and little ones from the far Eastern
States and from across the sea reach their
husbands and fathers working at the Blue
bird. All covered by snow and the dust Of
avel. they arrived in this city last train,
md the telephone from DR.. Beal's hotel to
he Bluebird has been calling in the happy
OF these families for hours.
Thomas Lavel1, Esq, member OF the firm
+ Lavell Bros, OF this city. who married
he "Belle OF Idaho" Miss Lizzie Black, in