Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-16
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

The police report the city very quiet.
New York.
Yesterday the Moulton shipped s;x h.r,
OF bullion, worth s.. 1868, through the Pa
cifc Express.
Centerville school will be complet.d thia
week. School will be opened there next
Monday morning.
at his residence yesterday. Mother and
daughter are doing well.
The schools were all sgain in full blast
yesterday. The little ones felt good after
their short recreation.
Tom Judge was married last week to Miss
Helen Haloren, at Argenta. Both parties
formerly resided in Butte.
A young Mems Republican Club was
formed at Vaudeville with ]. E. Dongevon
as president and Harvey Sherman as secre-
tary.
John Stahlman leased the Capitol Bill
lard Hall last evening. John proposes to
set up a fine hot lunch every evening to the
boys.
John Hodges and Mrs. Columbia Yeager
were married yesterday and can be found
hereafter at their new residence, No. Is,
Quartz Street.
Mrs. Wilson, of the Central School. is
preparing a class to enter the high school
from some Of the scholars who failed to be
advanced at the last examination.
1t is sail by persons around the Court
House that the Clinton jury will fail to
agree, and if they do agree they won't bring
in a verdict of more than $500 damages.
The Republicans will attempt once more
to organize u Young mems Republican
Club tonight. It is reported that only
those who are between the ages of Fl and
81 years OF age will be admitted.
The money that had been left by John
Wampler has been distributed to his heirs,
the wife receiving one-hnlf and the children
receiving one-fourth each. The property
consists of 4,5OO in money and $500 in
stock.
Assistant General Superintendent E. e.
Dickinson, of the Union Pacific Railway,
and j. j. Burns. general store keeper OF the
above road, came up as far as Silver Bow
Junction yesterday for the purpose of in
specting the new transfer which is being
built at that point.
The many friends of Mr.. Frank r. Miles
will he panied to learn that the gentlemen
is lying quite i'll with mountain fever at his
room in the Centennial Hotel in this city.
Frank had a rough experience in the noun:
tains a few days ago, from which he es-
capped with a severe cold followed Ey en-
attack of fever. Mrs. Miles, who is at her
husbands bedside, hopes that with the as
sistance OF the skilfull physician employed
and Franks nerve to stay around a while
longer yet, that he will be up again in a
few days ready to give q much needed at.
tention to his extensive business.
Died-In VAUDEVILLE yesterday morning,
of nnenmonia- Mr. Con Murnhv. at the age
of "A years. Funeral services at 2 p. m.
to-day at Hibernia Hall, Walkerville, and
from St. Patrick's Church, this city, at 8
p. m. Mr.. Murphy was born in County
Kerry, Ireland. He was an active member
of the Robert Emmett Literary Society and
of the Ancient Order OF Hibernians, and
was elected delegate to the General Con-
vention at St. Paul.. In his death our COM
munity loses one of it's most valued citi-
zene. He will be buried under the auspices
of the Ancient Order OF Hibernians. Ana
conda Division, No. l, will arrive this
morning to take part in the funeral SER
vices.