Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-22
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

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Couture 4 Leford's grand prize waltz will
take place this evening at Rensha~ Hall.
Some of the members Of the Highland
Club in this city are talking OF reviving the
same at an early day.
The Thomas Block on West Park street
is receiving a coat of red paint, after which
it will be striped.
In the case Of the Territory vs.. Joseph
Jolly, Avid Poulin and James Edwards,
hearing is set for to-day.
The Sherif's officers were busy yesterday
subpenaing witnesses to be in attendance
on the Grand Jury and court.
The Margaret Ann mill shipped yesterday
! by the Pacific Express Company. three
| bars of bullion valued at $3,68S.
The Butte Rod and Gun Club, with Cap
| tain C.. II. Smith as t',eir commander, left
for Boseman on the 500 p. N. train last
evening.
Mics Owen Flynn was favored with an
addition to her family Friday evening last.
It is a son. Mother and babe are both re.
ported as doing we'll.
The Montana Iron Works yesterday
placed in position at the works on East
L dA 6CICCC q JuIS0 " Stdu0, WEIGH WILL
have a lifting capacity Of four tons at one
time.
Browslas Lonxuen Zande Broswiski, a
Hungarian, has been arrested on . charge
OF robbery. The accused will have u hear
ing to-day before Judge Lippincott at 2
y. II.
Probate Judge Caleb f. Irvine yesterday
handed in his report to the County Com
oiSsiS w. aErxr;nn tia an,n ri e11u g.
collected for the quarter ended August 81,
1886.
Goldsmith & Piper, agents Of the Girls
mer-Davies Company, gave another stere-
optican exhibition on Sands & Boyce
building last evening much to the a,uuse-
ment Of the little ones. who were out in
force.
James J. Phillips will have a hearing to-
day before Judge L%ippincott upon two
charges preferred against him by his vile.
one for assault and battery and the other
threatening to kill.
The County Commissioners will sit as a
Board Of Equalization to-day. All those
who have any grievances against their as
ssssment will do we'll to lay them before
tho County Commissioners to-day.
Deputy Clerk Of District Court Charles 8.
Warren filed his report yesterday with the
County Commissioners showing the sum OF
S643.5O, received in the clerk OF the courts
Office for the quarter ended August 81,
1856.
The stock book of thu Helena, Boulder
Valley and Butte Railway Company will be
opened on October 10th. The first divis-
ion, Jefferson City to Boulder City, viii he
built this fall. and bids are already
Died-In Butte. September Fl. 1886, the
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Hartman, aged
5 months. Friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral at
II a. m. to-day from the residence OF the
above the old Lexington mill.
County Clerk and Recorder H. S. Clark
his report to the County Commits
sioners yesterday showing the sum of
S1,866.1O, collected for the quarter ended
81, 1886, to which was attached
The County Treasures receipt for the
amount.
Workmen were busy laying the third
TO the Anaconda mine from the Parrot
yesterday. Manager Blackwell
'ays he expects shortly to receive some
gauge engines, which are to be
,sed in hauling the ore from the Niue to-
he smelter.
Couture e. Leford will. On Monday even.
NJ at the Renshaw Hall, present to the
ouple " aitzing the longest without re-
two handsome prizes; to the lady
silver cup, the gentleman receiving a
napkin ring. The prizes are now
N exhibition in the window of Hight &
We are promised som rare dramatic
this week by the Grismer.D vies
in the productions of Called
Sack" and Monte Cristo" and the pre-
on Saturday evening OF the great
spectacular drama, The Field OF
1onor, or Ruth's Devotion.
Deputy County Assessor Charles Warren {
1ade his report to the County Commits
yesterday, reporting that the total
made up to date were $6,3l7,-
and that when the assessment would
9 completed the total assessments for
liver Bow County would foot up about
5000, 900. He also asked for further .
which was granted. !
The Rev. Father John J. Dolls, who, sew
al months ago ven to Europe, returned
lst Friday to Helena, accompanied by /
70 priests, the Reverends H. J.. Ven dc { {
en- and Charles De Becker, one of whom !
intended for mission work in Montana, d
lille the other will go to Washington Ter
tory. The Reverend Father reports bav. q
g an easy sea voyage, @