Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
LOCAL NEWS NOTES,

Silver bars were yesterday quoted in Ne,
York at 1.O1 "a.
Yesterday the Clerk and Recorder sen
out the election certificates to the ne,
elected officers.
The pond at the Parrott smelter is nov
in fine condition for skating purposes. tn
ice being some four inches Jhick.
A great many people are already com
planning about frozen gas.
Harry Osborne, of the Green Rooms, ha
got out a new song book.
The election for officers of the Union Pa
cifc and Montana Railway will occur O,
December ID.
The cold snap which has visited Butt,
the last few days has made the coal an
wood business brisk.
Yesterday Robert Henley, who had bee,
charged with stealing a saddle from Mr.
Dalton, was acquitted.
Justice Lippincott yesterday discharged
Pat Boland, who had been arrested on tn,
charge Of carrying concealed weapons.
Couture Il Leford will hold q social fol
the members Of their dancing school and in
vited guests this evening at Renshaw Hall
There we're shipped yesterday by the Pa
cific Express Company for the Alice Com.
pany thirty-five bars of bullion. worth
$55,84O.
The streets were early deserted last even
ing as a great many people were in attend.
ance at the meeting OF the Knights of Labor
at Renshaw Hall,
G. w. Scott, general agent of the Union
Pacific for Montana, received the sad intel
ligence yesterday that his mother was
lying seriously i'll at her home in Buffalo,
New York.
Clerk Clark, of the recorders office, with
the assistance of several clerks, expects to
catch up with the business now or hand.
before clerk-elect Charlie Booth takes
charge in December next.
The county commissioners are now hay-
ing the new houlevarde m~academized.
which leads to the race track. When com
pleted it will make one OF the finest drives
in this vicinity.
At the regular meeting of Ruth CHAPTER
No. 2, Order OF Eastern Star at Masonic
this evening refreshments will be
served. All members are requested to be
present.
The Meaderville Assembly of Knights of
Labor will give a grand ball at Bogk'e
Garden, on Friday evening next.
The handsome sofa cushion which uas
raficd off at Calkins& Co.'s store was won
by Walter Lewis with a throw of ~.
The colored people of Bntte last evening
lad possession of the Pavilian, quite a
OF them are proficient skaters.
The workmen on the East Granite bridge
ire making good progress IN it's construc-
ION. The stringers are 0 being laid.
The ladies of the Methodist Episcopal
will give a Thanksgiving dinner The /
proceeds OF which will go to the church.
Lauren Holman and Mrs. Hannah Girls
were joined in the bonds OF matri-
nony Sunday evening by the Rev. W. E. |
ling.
j. NJ. Joyce, the popular barber, a re-
loved his barber-shop to the basement of
he Revere House, where he hopes to see all
I his old customers.
The new time card of the Union Pacific
i'll go into effect tomorrow morning.
rains will leave for the East at z O'Clock
the evening instead of 5:25 as hereto
|
The civil suit against county commits
oner VIM, M. Jack to recover $3.50 will
'me up for hearing before Judge McHat-
m Friday next.
II. Brundy has closed down his saw mill
anaconda and removed to Butte for
Re winter. He will commence work IN his
lartz locations here, which from previous
hold out encouraging pros.
cts. ~
The county to-day. by advertisement in .
MINER, invites bids for clothing. feed {
g: nursing. and burying (if need bel the
Urgent sick OF Silver Bow county for the |
ar 1887. All bids must be in by Decem- /
r 18th. &
number of the Detroit friends of the (
te August LaCroix, who died last SIM I
Y, made up a purse to give his remains q 9
cent burial. A handsome casket was G
cured yesterday morning in which the i,
Mains were placed. In the afternoon at '
o'clock the funeral was held, when a large I
mber OF his friends were in attendance. y
The meeting of the Knights of Labor to- v
mt at Renshaw Hall promises to be well n
tended. Delegations from Anaconda. G.
er Lodge, Walkerville, Meaderville, South e
tie and a large delegation from the d
'neer Assembly of Butte will at \
d. The object of the meeting will II
to make arrangements for a
aid to the members of Ana n
ida Assembly who are now out OF work. c,
doubt this will be one of the largest il
rklngmen's meeting ever heidi in this Ter 81
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