Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29

Last Friday evening the people at Rock
er were greeted with . good, old-time cha.
rivari, in honor Of a young couple who mad
just got married.
All those having moneysdue them from the
county are requested by the Clerk and Re.
corder to call at the Clerks Office and re
ceive their warrants now ready.
Charles Frank and A. Schroeder were
added t. the list of county prisoners yes
terday both for petty larceny. Frank re
ceived q sentence Of $50 days, while Shroe-
der received tLirty-five.
The estate of Alexis H%enninger, who was
killed in German gulch last year, will be dis
tribute,l among the three heirs two sisters
and one brother) on the 18th Of October.
1t consists OF $500 in cash.
The false alarm Of fire last evening was
occasioned by the fs mes coming out Of
the Montana Iron Company stack while
they were casting. This ID the second false
alarm this week.
Charley Bielenberg shows some fine spaci.
mems OF copper and silver ore from the
Gold Hill mine. We notice a good many
new mining interests developing just west
of the city.
The County Clerk and Recorder during
the past three weeks has received for re-
cording over 800 instruments which is the
largest number ever placed on record in
the above space OF time.
The firemen complain at the manner OF
ringing the Central School bell, which Is
| sometimes rang in such Il sharp manner as
| to start the firenen out. The janitor
whose duty it is to ring the bell should be
more careful hereafter.
John Cotter. the genial proprietor OF the
Farmers Corral, on lower Main street,
l foods daily from Snponfp n ya m ono HIM.
bred horses for farmers and people who
are coming daily to the city.
All good grocers sell and recommend Bur-
nett's Flavoring Extracts. Housekeepers
should ask for and insist upon having
these goods and send back the naseous
mess sent home under the same name OF
extracts.
The Sheriff has now confined in the Sill
yer Bow County Jail three female prison
ers, viz: Jennie Ward. who is confined for
being a vaa; Annie Smith, a street walker.
and Bridget McCabe. who IS awaiting trial
for shooting her husband.
Prominent Beaverhead County Republi-
cans, who are visiting in the city, say that
the Democrats have nominated the strong
est ticket ever put up in that County this
handsome majority.
The Grand Jury reported the Jail inse-
cure yesterday as PARTIES could enter at
the roof and thus liherate the prisoners.
No doubt the Com misaioners will have the
same fixed It once. Through the opening
Of the o "Sheeney Kid escaped.
Mr.. Charles schatzlein has been busy the
last week in repainting and papering the
Nissier. the proprietor. is almost rebuilding
the same. and when completed it will be
one OF the finest halls in the city.
The Entire Nous Club has been reorzan-
ICED. with q membership of fifty. Walter
Lewis Was chosen President and Eugene
Gorden Secretary and Treasurer. The club
is composed OF the very best element Of our
young society people.
4. NJ. Fleming. claim agent OF the Union
Pacific Railway, is now in the city adjust
ing claims for stock killed along the line Of
the road at different times by the cars. He
will also try to adjust the personal injuries
srstai led by the recent up-setting Of the
sleeper ia Beaver Canyon, which happened
about the first OF August last. Mr.. Flem-
ing expects to get through with his labers
tomorrow.
Oscar F. Phillips, who lives below Ma.
honey's boiler works on East Park street.
is constructing a local telegraph system.
which when completed will onHec all the
neighbors' houses in that vicinity by wire,
so that they will not have to 60 to one an
houses to converse, for they can do
so by telegraph hereafter. Those who have
seen the contrivaLce say it is a very simple
one.
The Ditzler-Jamieson debate in Renshaw
Opera House last night was attended by a
large audience Of ladies and gentlemen. An
abstract Of the debate will hereafter b.
given each morning during its continuance !
more evenings. Rev. Jacob DitzleT, |
D. D.. and his opponent are polite, but
severe and caustic under a smiling garb. !
The audience appeared delighted with the |
INTEL. ctual combat. and a rare treat is OF. |
the public who attend. !
C.. C. Clark, who is now in the city, re-
ports a big strike on the Lucky Boy Lode.
is situated about ten miles from
Murray, Idaho, On the old Belknap trail.
The ore is said to run as high as / 900
ounces to the ton. The ore body is about
ten feet in thickness. Mr.. Clark is the
lucky owner of five-twelfths of the lode.
We congratulate him and soon expect to
GEAR Clint reported as one OF the bonanza
Kings of the West.
Al. Orion, who has been at the late
at Bozeman. had the misfor-
1t appears that when the sleeper
vas side tracked for Butte. the dog being in
he baggage car of the West bound train,
sas taken along 20 Walla Walia Junction.
n. used the wires freely and hopesto have
i'm returned this morning. The Rod and
iun Club say that they would sooner lose
he pitcher and other prizes than to part
nth Ais dog.