Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-07

tea.
A. NJ. Guild, MINER office, diamond ring.
Miss Cohen, Granite street, diamond ring.
George Bowen, night operator telephone
Office, diamond collar bntton. Mrs. E. M.
Bowen, Butte City Hotel, diamond ring.
ing and stem setting watch. May Donald
son, Arizona street, diamond collar button.
William Sampson, saloon keeper 25 West
Park street, diamond ring. John Williams,
saloon keeper, West Park street, genuine
diamond ring. Miss BERTHE Bowen, Butte
City Hotel, diamond ring. Miss Mamie
Pagan, North Washington street, gold ring.
Mrs. Lille Gordon. Theater Comique, dia-
mond collar button. Emma Gamer, 35
West Granite street, gold ring. Thomas
Newton, engineer Star West mine, diamond
stud, ladies' gold watch and gents Ameri.
can stem winding and stem setting watch.
H. Johnson, Granite street, ladies' gold
watch. j. V. Collins, 363 Washington
street, genuine diamond stud. w. H. Bar
nett, carriage painter, Main street, diamond
store, diamond stud and ladies' gold watch.
Marshal Jack Jolly found a genuine soil.
taire diamond, solid gold setting, in q can
OF tea; also a solitaire diamond ring. Miss
Sadie Stanley, OF the celebrated Stanley
Sisters, now under an engagement at the
Theater Comique, found a solitaire dia-
mond ring in tea, and q genuine diamond
collar button. solid gold setting in a can OF
coffee. Chief Ledford found a genuine
solitaire diamond stud in a cal OF tea. A.
NJ. Guild, OF the DAILY MINER, found a
genuine diamond ring. L. Van Orion, OF
Orton's Band, found a genuine solitaire
diamond stud in tea. Peter Bronson,
miner. VAUDEVILLE, found two hundred and
Efkxv' e:1r,au lo11o re IN a a oe TOO eor which
he paid 81. Miss Gertrude Cohen, Granite
street, opposite Court House, got q genuine
diamond ring in a can OF coffee. Mrs. L. J.
Healey, next to Windsor, Broadway, found
q genuine diamond collar button. Robert
Gerton, placer miner, Missoula Gulch,
found a gold ring in a can OF tea. Mrs.
Isadore Strasberger, corner Park and
Academy streets, found a genuine solitaire
diamond ring. H. A. Willard, East Park
street, bricklayer, found a gold ring. B. H.
Hurst, Fish Creek, farmer, found q genuine
diamond collar button, solid gold setting.
w. N. Mack, Arlington House, got a solid
gold watch hunting case in a can OF tea;
DR.. w. H. Norcross, corner Main and
Broadway, found two diamond rings in
two cans OF tea, and a gents solid gold
hunting case watch in a car OF coffee; also
twelve silver dollars. So Yong, Chinaman,
found a set of genuine solitaire diamond
ear.drops in a can Of coffee. A. Annear,
miner, Picol Hotel, found q s~tem-winder
watch in tea; also a ladies' solid gold watch
in a AN of coffee. j. c. Crawford, city
editor MINER, found five silver dollars in a
can of tea. Joseph Johnston. miner, Lex
ingto mine, got a diamond collar button.
Ed. Schneider, Main street. got q diamond
musician, found a genuine diamond collar
button in tea. j. Lawrence, painter, found
a diamond gold ring, solid gold setting.
George E. +. Duffett, assayer of the Moul-
ton mine, found a genuine diamond collar
button in tea. Mrs. Peterson, seamstress,
found ten twenty dollar gold pieces $4,000
in q can of tea for which she paid 81. Mrs.
D. Shovelin, 20 Granite street, got a dia-
mond collar button in tea. Ada Pope,
East Park street, got q genuine diamond
collar button. E. Ward, Lower Main
street, mattress dealer, found q genuine
diamond collar button III a can of coffee.
James Harder, corner Quartz and Wyoming,
stem-winding, stem-setting watch. w. II.
Cook, William Tell House, diamond ring
and ladies' gold watch. Mrs. J. B. Harder,
corner Quartz and Arizona streets, dia-
mon ring. John H. McQueney, transfer
agent, Chaaaine watch. John StHhlman,
Washington Brewery. SIS in silver.
George Martin, miner, found a genuine
solitaire diamond ring in solid gold setting
in a can OF tea. Thomas Birnes, express
man. found twenty silver dollars in n can
of coffee for which he paid 81. Miss Sallie
Gordon, seamstress. got a lady's solid gold
hunting case, full jeweled, American stem
winder and setwatch, in q can OF tea.
Orders by mail selected by disinterested
parties.
Orders by mail promptly forwarded to
all parts of the United States on receipt Of
cash or postal note. T~erns-Single cans,
81; six for IS; thirteen for $40; twenty
seven for $50. Address Merchan ts' T. a
Company, Butte City.