Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-14
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catch the boys.
There will be al immense crowd at thu
races to-day.
The Paris Mutuals sold Sc, 500 worth o
tickets yesterday.
The Oregon men are on top this time
Repetta played them even.
There wal Sc, 700 in the pool box ON thu
three-quarter-mile dash yesterday.
There will be $4,000 in purses trotted
and run for on Saturday at the Ract
Course.
Mrs. Neidenhoffen is doing a good bust
ness at the race track. Everybody pat
ronizes her.
Ranchero made the best time ever made
in q race in Montana yesterday-2:26. He
still retains his title of "King of the Mon
tana turf"
DR.. Carver, the celebrated rifle shot with
Coles circus, will give some exhibition
shooting at the race track after the per.
Torrance Saturday afternoon.
The base ball game between Coles circus
professional nine and the Butte nine win
come OF at the race track Immediately
after the circus performance Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. J. H. Baker returned from quite an
! "a 0AN NloiC " SulCbASo - u1y VI U"O dSO.
Mr.. Baker brought with him one OF Chica-
COS most estimable ladies in the person OF
Mrs. Baker.
Mr.. Charles Van Bucklin and sister ar
rived from Virginia City yesterday after
noon. They will remain during the races
and while here are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Morris.
About ninety carpenters and eighty five
other laborers are employed at the Blue
Bird mill. The vast building is being con-
structed under the immediate supervision
of Mr.. H. A. Mcmillan.
Lambert Molinelli, of the Helena Inde-
pendent, left for his home after having sue
cessfully established the delivery system
and gathered numerous additional SUBJ
scribers to his excellent journal.
To-nisht pools will be sold at Matt
Slater's Elite on the great free for all"
race and the trotting race. Pools will also
be sold there on tomorrow evening for
Sundays races. Go to the Elite and rest
your money.
G.. H. Anderson & Co., the well-kown in
surance agents are nicely located in their
new quarters on Main street over Cans &
Klein's. They extend a cordial invitation
to numerous friends and patrons to call
and see them.
The circus will it's Saturday
afternoon performance early so that peo-
pie ~ afterwards 90 to the races and see
the great free for all trot for the 81. 900
purse. Woodruff, Ranchero, Carrie Belle
and Velox are entered.
Yesterday morning, between 4 and 6
o'clock, some party or parties Of
fected an entrance through the back
door OF the Q. T. saloon and robbed the
money drawer of $12.65. No clue has yet
been obtained OF the robbers.
Jerry Mccarthy & Co. are having a big
rush at their Palace saloon, on West Park
street. Although opened but a few days it
has already obtained a most enviable rep
the goods dispensed over it's bar.
Marshal Jolly and Officer Buckley each
arrested a John Doe yesterday, the first
Miss Rita, East Galena street, and the
other for being drunk and sleeping on the
sidewalk on West Park street.
Among the guests in the city yesterday
were p. Ambo, Manager of the Missouri 4
Wine Company and G. E. Wetzel, q com.
mission and wool merchant, both of st. |
Louis. The gentlemen expected to remain
several days but a telegram summoned
them home, and they left on the $50 train |
with q good opinion OF Butte and those OF |
it's citizens they met.
A. Wahlstal. representing w. J. Lemps'
Western Brewery Of st. Louis, isin the city |
in the interest OF the concern. He has COM
pleted his arrangements with Messrs.
Lineman & Schmidt, the Butte agents for
the splendid beer, and they will at once en-
ter upon an active campaign to further in
crease the sale Of the beverage. Mr.. w. is
3 n accomplished host and genial gentlemen
as was evidenced by a select dinner party
given by him to a few friends at Stahlman
4 Henneford's restaurant yesterday. The
company was limited but the good things
we're NOT. |