Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-19
Latest Doings Of Interest in Bustling
Little Anaconda.

Spctldl Correspondence u AAE
ANACONDA, June 16.-TraveI between this
point and the adjacent ones OF Georgetown,
Cable and Philipsburg is increasing rapidly.
Yesterday morning Vinyard Il Thomas
stag took out twelve passengers. This
firm. by the way, mas just secured the con-
tract for carrying the mails to the abnve-
named points. Messrs. Crockett & King
have become their agents here.
Warner, who stabbed Desinger here un
the 10th inst, had his preliminary trial on
Tuesday evening before Jus ice Higgins.
Attorney F. W. Knight represented the
Territory aad Messrs. Melvin and Peploe
defended. Warner was bound over in the
sun Of 81 900 to appear at the next t: rm
of the District Court. He succeeded in get
ting bail. Desinger was also put under
$500 bonds as surety for his appearance.
Your correspondent wa shown yesterday
BY Mr.. Joseph Peters very handsome
prize pin, which will be contested for in a
shooting match between the Emmet Guards
Of Butte and the Shields Rifles of Anaconda
at the A. o. H. picnic, to be held here on
July llth. 1t is Of solid goi, and on it's
surface are represented the Irish sunhurst
and the harp, enwreathed with shamrotks,
and two right hands claspesl, donating
| fidelity. The workmanship is exquisite,
and the pin reflects much credit upon jew
eler kepper, Of this city, who designed s.nd
executed 1t.
The stamp mill Q! the Prrene's Gold
Mining Company is now in operation at
| their mine at Georgetown. Superintendent
| G.. II. Moore arrived in town yesterday
| with considerable shipment Of bullion,
| which he tooi> to Butte last evening.
Another delivery horse, that OF Mccall
lurn & Cloutier, grocers, went OH on tan
gent Yesterday afternuun aud damaged the
! wagon not u little before he vas stopped.
4 section hand named John Coakley ac-
| cidentally broke his ar.a at Warm Springs
| on Monday evening DR.. Lesser OF this city
went down and set the injured member.
Quite number Of Anaconda people weat
to Deer Lodge yesterday to witntss com"
mencement exercises at the College Of Mon
tana.
! Caplice & McCune put large force OF
men to work this morning to construct an
immense dam for the Anaconda Company
about mile west OF this city.
The Anaconda V .rlety Theater vas
| opened :abt evening by Messrs. Taylor
| Brlrg 1t is located on Main street, and
will, we are assured, furnish our people an
excellent class OF variety theatricals.
| Harry McCune, OF Butte, has been spend.
| ing the GA 1T few days at the camp on Mill
Greek.
| The family of Mr.. A. W. McCune, oi
Butte, arrived here yesterday mornlns and
went out to Camp Mct'une. ON Mill creek,
where they will remain during the heated
term.
Surveyor George A. Kellogg, OF Butte,
came down on Thursday and made hie way
to Georgetown, whittier he went on busl
ness.
Mr.. J. c. Slavery took his departure on
Monday evening for Iowa. 9 :.
Mrs William Read lis at present Ill SAIL
Lake City, Utah, visiting relatives.
J, K, Clarke of the Gable mine, WAS III
the city yesterday.
! Mira. ]. W, Wear and Mrs. James kichey
i soept a portion OF this week in Butte.
! While out driving on Sa urday evealnt
last. Judge E. B. Waterbury undertook &c
nut On his overcoat without ailsht
ing. During the operation the horse
made sudden tnrn, upsetting th'
buggy. The Judge was thrown vlolentl,
unon his head and received some severe
contusions. As result he is now viewing
the world through one optic.
Mr.. w. G. Broderick, formerly OF Butte
and assistant postmaster here last winter
has. we learn, assumed charge OF A. SpecS
art 4 Co.'s Anaconda branch house
"Rrodr has many friends hereabouts, wht
are pleased to have him locate here
, The Anaconda Company ~ at prssen
! constructing new tramway from tie'
quarry in the canyon south OF tow" to to
, railroad track.
Mr.. E. Weinberg eniert aimed the member
OF the Anaconda Whist Club at his room
last evening in handsome manner.
Can't. Warren Young, OF Ogden utah
father of Mrs. W. NJ. Thompson, OF TIM
city, was here to-day, visiting his daughter
Wr, John f. Eard!ey. OF Willow GleE
3 s,aced our streets with his presence to-da!
= Joseph Murray hied himself TO war;
Springs this a. M, to try the sn'eIss ~
''o ERE.