Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-11
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

No bullion shipments yesterday.
Bar silver was up to 96k in New York
yesterday.
The mail from the south was Jour hours
late yesterday.
The Lexington shipped ten bars of bull
lion yesterday worth $50, 76S.
The Odd Fellows picnic which occur on
October Is, promises to be a grand affair.
Mrs. NJ. C. Mind will lecture on Mission
Work in Japan at the Methodist Episcopal
Church tonight.
Albert THAI was yesterday acquitted
before judge Irvine OF the charge Of carry
in concealed weapons.
Deputy Sheriff VIM. Mckinney, from
Anaconda. arrived in the city yesterday
He reports everything quiet in tina burg
VIM. Lorenz was the happiest man in the
city yesterday On account OF the arrival Of
a son to his house. Mother and son are
doing well.
Probate Judge Caleb E. Irvine will render
his decision on the Reynolds estate case
to-day as soon as the attorneys OF both
sides can be got together.
by Deputy Sheriff Shortsleeves. vas found
guilty and sent to the cooler for 25 days
and pay cost of suit, S51.
City School Superintendent J. r. Russell
desires to meet the teachers from the first
to the fifth grades at the Central school
building at 2:3O this afternoon.
Frances O. Godfrey has entered suit
against Charles W. Godfrey in the District
Court, praying for a divorce on the grounds
of desertion. TIE parties were only united
in wedlock last February.
Smiling Albert, not to be outdone in the
presenting line, went to the Theater Com
ique the other evening and presented Man
ager Billy Mack with a handsome gold ring.
for which Billy returned thanks.
The remains of the late James Hobba
were yesterday laid to rest in the Butte
cemetery. The funeral procession was pre-
coded by the Alice band. The Alice miners
followed on foot, after which came a large
circle of sorrowing friends in carriages.
Madam Minnie Hauk, the famous prima
donna, and her graud concert and opera
company will appear at the Grand Opera
next in concert and acts of grand opera
which latter will be given in full costumes
and stage settings.
White, the alleged horse tbief, says that be
is not afraid of being lynched in Idaho
Territory when the sheriff OF Alturas Coun-
ty takes him back. He says he is the man
who is wanted down there. And states fur
ther that he never divulged any thing to
Nettie Renwood about his affairs in Idaho.
Joseph Weeks, who was arrested for
drivingan ice wagon maliciously on the
Missoula bridge while several cows were
being driven on the other side and driving
into them and throwing one of them over
the bridge, wal tried before Judge Irvine
yesterday, and the case taken under adj
visement.
The republican primaries will be held in
the following places tonight: Butte pre-
cinct. at the Court House; Centerville. at
the Centerviile school house; Walkerville,
at the VAUDEVILLE school house; South
Butte, at Beck's fruit store; Scheurers, at
Scheurer's store IN East Park street,
Meaderville, at Gunderson's store.
A lecture was delivered at the Methodist
Episcopal Church last evening by Mrs. NJ.
C. Mind, President OF the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society on mission work
particularly OF India. The lady is a pleas
ing and interesting lecturer and seems
thoroughly devoted TO the cause she has
at heart, and gave graphic descriptions OF
home life among the women OF that great
country. The lady will lecture this even
ing on Mission Work in Japan, which will,
no doubt. be most interesting considering
the rapid progress the country OF the set
ting sun is making toward civilization.
Sheriff Sullivan yesterday received the
complaint and warrant for White, the
horse-thief, who is now confined in the
Silver Bow County Jail. The Sheriff OF
Alturas County, Idaho, writes that be has
gone to Boise City to get the necessary
papers signed by the Governor, when he
will hasten to Butte after his prisoner.
There seems to be no doubt by the officers
here that White is the man wanted.
The celebrated Albino Sisters have been
secured by Gordon & Richie. They will
open a brief engagement at the Comique on
Monday evening. The ladies come highly !
recommended and no doubt will draw
crowded houses to that popular resort.
They will arrive on the morning train from |
the south. Projectors Gordon e. Richie
have also secured the celebrated singer, |
Rose Kellogg, who will also open an engage |
ment there On Monday evening. The cele- !
brated great songa and dance artists, Franks
and Marion, will shortly appear.