Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-14
C NEWS NOTES.
From Sundays Daily.

From Sundays Daily.
Fhs gall Of them!
I FISH stories ars beginning to sprout.
Contractor Ne9herry left last evening 1or
d week's within Idaho.
The s'teagame'' has been efiectualiy cop
fpsrsd.& III
The, trail OF the ''tea iakirs' is stre"n
with victims.
The new uniforms of the Alice Band are
the acme Of gorgeousness.
The MINERS expose of the tea game was
thorough. TIE MINER never e any
thing by halves.
During the week closing last night silver
bullion to the value OF $1O1,2O4 was
shipped from Butte.
The man who would tackle the "tea
game" after reading yesterdays MINER is
sucker from Suckerville.
The trial of the "tea fakirs' will develop
more favor than is emitted by their vile
apology for the celestial herb.
The average bunko man fleeces mankind.
The "tea iakir' finds his victims among
innocent children and unsuspecting women.
Charlie Richardson was happier than
yesterday. : It ia . bay, and weighs
eleven pounds.
E. T. Stetson will produce 'Belphegor,
the Mountebank," after the run OF Meek
and Neck" 'Kentuck' will not be played
until next week.
An overheated s~tovepipe set fire to the
roof of a Main-street restaurant yesterday
afternoon, but the blaze was extinguished
before it had made much Roadway.
E. T. Stetson and wife miss Hanie Ing
hom\S of ssNo~k on1 NocL3 70 mo arrival
Yesterday from Chicago, and will appear
Tuesday night at the Grand Opera
House.
Owing to the sudden illness OF Tom Man.
ming last night the glove-ight between
Syron-an himself was indefinitely post
poned. The event will come off as soon as
Manning is we'll enough to fight.
At the Centennial-Mrs. T. H. Lee, Big
Hole; r. C. Robertson. Window; n. Phe-
Ian, Norton Gulch; J. r. Grimes, Salt Lake,
w. y. Graham, Park City; Fred. w. Con-
Molly Northampton: Thomas O.. Miles,
Silver Bow.
At the Plymouth Congregational Church
there will be preaching by Rev. 8. Wood
at II q. m. and 8 p. N. to-day. Morning
subject, Christ g Message to the Church at
Serdis." Evening subject, THE Question
of the Hour" All are invited.
Only TWO cases yesterday IN HOllCe court.
Mike Keaan was fined $25 and costs, and
in default OF payment went to jail. Mike
escaped from Officer Cody q few days ago,
and was recaptured night before last. The
other case was that OF James Ennis, who
paid q fine OF IS and costs for fighting.
About 1875 cooks and walters assembled
last evening and discussed the matter OF
organizing a union. Several addresses
we're delivered, but the meeting adjourned
without effecting an organization. An.ther
meeting will be held next Thursday eve.
ming, when a union will probably be
formed.
In consequence. OF the vast amount OF
machinery used in the proper production
Of ''Nrck and Neck" there will be no per-
Torrance Of this great play until Tuesday
night. Monday night will be utilized by
the company in having a dress and scenic
rehearsal. A great many seats are already
sold for Meek aud Neck" and u crowGed
house will witness the opening perform
ance.
At the St. Methodist. s. Dougherty,
John Moriarty, Aug. Hennbach, Houghton,
Michigan; F. NJ. ~Chadbourne, Helena; P. O.
Maley,> Minnesota; G. l.. Tracy, Salt Lake;
Charles w. Brooke. WHITEHALL; Frank F. |
Damn, Sun River; A. Schlesinger, San
Francisco; Charles Kennedy, Portland: F.
T. Stetson, and wife, Ellerslie F. Gilpin, !
New York City; j. NJ. Goodale, Utica, New
York; VIM. Norton, Stuart; M. B. Miles, |
Howard Sebree, Salt Lake; J. j.
Feeley and wife, Divide Gulch; WA. Logue,
N. P. r. r.