Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-04
LOCAL NEWS T

The collections we're good yesterday.
Hon. Sam Word has returned from
| Helena.
The front walls OF the Amphitheater are
being torn down.
Mrs. w. r. Kenyon and daughter re.
turned from the East. Saturday,
Superintendent Gilbert, of the Missoula
division Of the Northern Pacific, 10 in the
city.
President Eustis and General Manager
r. n. Thompson. of the Oxford works are
in the city.
Mrs. Marcus DAILY and mother and Miss
Matte Evans 60 to Anaconda to-day on a
short visit.
The galvanized iron cornices of the
Theater Comique will greatly improve the
exterior of that ediice.
There will be over 100 running and trot.
ting horses at the coming race meeting OF
the West Side Fair and Racing Association.
George Bretherton and others have loca-
ted the Cliff millsite a-half mile northwest
OF the Alice Sampling works.
Mrs. John Kenna and daughter who have
been visiting in the city for several days
will return home to-day.
Mrs. Rose Perkins leaves the city to-day
for Chicago and New York, to purchase
goods for the Fall and Winter trade.
Jerry Mccarthy went South a few days
ago, and his confidential friends whisper
that he will return in five OF six months a
benedict.
The colored populace OF Butte will to.
morrow celebrate Emancipation Day. The
celebration will be held at Columbia
Garden.
Miss Helen Garth and Miss Birdie Rum.
ley leave to-day for Helena accompanied
by John Forbis and John O'Farrell as far
as Silver Bow.
Miss Grace G. Fisk, of Helena, accom-
panied by her cousin, Miss Mary Kirtland.
o! Minnesota, is in the city the guests OF
Mr.. Z. H. Anderson.
Twenty-Five bars of bullion-eight from
the Moulton and seventeen from the Lex
ington-were shipped yesterday. The
twenty-five bars are worth $40 1000.
The train for Garrison. which under the
former schedule would leave Butte at $40
p. M, will leave at 1870 p. m. to-day. The
new time schedule on the Montana Union
goes into effect tomorrow.
Levi j. Hamilton and wife have sold to
Amelia Voogt the front AZ feet lensthwise
off OF and across the front end of lot 3,
block 10, and the front end of the east one
third OF lot 4, block -, for 1920.
Four hundred feet OF the Narragansett
quartz claim, half-a.mile northeast OF
Walkerville, has been sold by Patrick
Nolan for $4,000. The purchasers are
Mathew Ormond and p. A. Malloy.
Charles Francis Adams, Elisha Atking,
Ezra H. Baker, s. r. Galloway, Samuel
Word, Frederick L. Ames, and George W.
Irwin, II. have been elected Directors of the
Montana Railroad Company for the en-
suing year.
G. Il. Anderson returned home last even I
ing from q visit to Helena, where he com |
bined business with pleasure. He was &C. (
home by Mrs. Anderson, who |
has spent nearly three weeks with friends |
in the Capital City.
Mr.. Walter L. Bretherton returned yes.
from his four weeks Eastern trip.
his absence, Mr.. Bretherton sat as |
delegate in the Worlds Supreme Lodge,
Knights of Pythias, at Toronto, Canada,
and was also present at the meeting of the
Grand Lodge, Knights of Pythias, for the
State of New York. He had a very pleas
ant time.
C. j. Andrews, the merchant tailor, oil
Granite street, is daily adding to his repu.
as the finest artist in his line In the
MI. Andrews numbers among his
the best citizens of Butte, and he
Jakes a commendable pride in seeing that
hey are always well dressed.