Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-10
C NEWS NOTES..

Vile.
G.. W. Farlin and wife have sold to X.
Hauswirth lot No. /, block 1, Butte, for
$500.
Mrs. Frank Lynforth and baby left yes.
terday for San Francisco, to be absent
three months.
The thermometer at midnight registered
$50. 1t was a night for thin be%d-coverings
and open windows.
Editor Robinson, lof the Boulder Sentinel,
arrived in the city last evening, and will re-
main here a few days.
Dune. Mcdonald, Of Butte, and Jim
Dillon, Of California, will fight with small
gloves in Utah sometime this month.
Tomorrow will will be payday at the
Anaconda. The Company's payroll re-
Sheriff John McDermott, Of Jefferson
County, was among last nights arrivals.
His business in Butte is official.
Jacob Kahnweiler's store was closed
yesterday, owing to the death OF the pro.
prietur's sister at Philadelphia.
Superintendent B~lickensder'er, Master
Mechanic Hickey and Trainmaster Still
well of the Utah & Northern, are in the city.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians oil Butte
and Walkerville will unite in a grand picnic
next Sunday to Anaconda. Everybody is
going.
Orton's Band will be picnicked on July
Is at Gregson's Springs by the Grand
Army men. A big time is promised all who
attend.
The mercury reached 1O2 degrees in the
shade at Don yesterday, and-ah, there
stayed there till $50 p. m. Yesterday
was a rooster.
Manager Raunheim, of the Montana Cop
per Company's works, started yesterday
morning for New York, where he will spend
the next two months.
For $1.5O you can 60 to Anaconda and
return with the Hibernians next Sunday.
The train leaves Butte at 100 a. m. and
Anaconda at 8 p. m.
Will s. May, one OF the attaches OF W.
B. Sparkman, agent for Estey& Company's
piano and organ company, leaves on a
business trip this morning.
Barlow, Wilson & Rankin's Minstrels
scooped Anaconda in great shape last
Tuesday. They won over 81 900 at faro
bank and played to a $500 house.
J. ". Savacool and George Telford, two
MINER compositors. started yesterday
morning for the Yellowstone, where they
will enjoy themselves for q few weeks.
Maguire's new leading lady, Miss Lottie
Wade, arrived Yesterday morning and is
domiciled at the st. Nicholas. She will
The 6.year-old daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
James Willis died yesterday morning. at the
residence OF the parents, on East Park
street. The funeral will take place at 10
a. m. to-day.
On the seventh instant the Lexington
shipped thirteen bars of silver valued at
$25, 900, the Moulton ten bars worth
SIG, 800, and the Dexter two bars worth
$3,O72-a total OF S45, 772.
Captain Shepherd leaves this morning
Tor Gregson Springs, where he will wash
away the WEAKNESS accumulated while
preparing for the Fourth. He will remain
down there four or five days.
Persons who discharge firearms on the
streetduring a fire are just as much subject
to arrest and fine as though they fired the
shots when there is no fire. Firing pistols
on the streets is a dangerous practice.
J.B. Perkins, who has the reputation OF
being one the best horseshoers in the West,
has been employed by Richville, the black
smith, orner ofPark and Wyoming streets.
naildriving team.
Gamer and Henry Mueller a fourth
interest in the Finn Valley mining claim,
and a third interest in the Tyrone lode
claim, and a third interest in the Thrush
lode claim for 500.
Tom Manning and Tom Syron will spar
eight Queensbury rounds, for a purse OF
$3.50, next Saturday night at Hoskins &
Harris Arena, OIL West Broadway. The
men are in hard training for the event,
which promises to be rather interesting.
At z p. m. tomorrow, before Judge Nc
Hatton, Mrs. Anna c. Burk, a seamstress,
will be tried on a charge Of larceny Of a dia-
mond breastpin from the residence of Mrs.
Lavelle, where defendant had been workin,
and residing. The breastpin is valued at
$3.50.
Messrs. Mcmillan & Cluett wish to return
their hearty thanks to the members of the
Fire Companies for their prompt and able
action in the late fire, and would further
congratulate them OF being so fortunate as
to have such leaders as Chief Jerry Nc
Carly and Assistant Thomas Rogan.
Adog, supposed to have been mad, caused
considerable Of a~commotiou in the vicinity
OF the depot yesterday morning. At the
request OF a number OF the residents who
became alarmed the canine was shot by q |
cowboy who happened to be passing by. |
The dog showed unmistakable symptoms |
Of hydrophobia, although it is claimed that |
such q case has never been known in Butte. |
The paper" for Sells Brothers circus
has arrived, and will 500 be distributed
all over the county by Jacobs billposters
and distributors. By arrangement with
the managers of all the other big shows, |
the Sells will have the field all to them.
selves, each Of the shows OF magnitude hav-
ing been allotted an equitable division Of
territory.
At the Centenpial-M. C.. Meach, Basin:
Frank Harlow, Park Station; H. Joyce.
Wm. L.. Mckinney, Anaconda; J.. G. Col
Inns, Gregory; r. Phelan, Norton Gulch;
James /. Winslow, Fish Greek; 8. Hancock,
Helena; VIM. Bumerotz, Ogden, James R.
Reid, Dillon; c. A. Stowe, Junction, Idaho;
Miss Minnie Cook, Horse Prairie; George
A. Cook, Helena.
At the st. Nicholas-H. H. Houghton,
Whitehall; S. D. Sallers, Philadelphia; NJ.
II. Whiting, Jos. Gallagher, New York: Miss
Louisa Curry and brother Simon Curry, Bos
ton; W. Bennett, Deer Lodge; P. Barker,
IT,, Anaconda; Sylvan Luy, San Fran
cisco; Miss Lottie Wade, New York; J. s.
U. &. N. R. R.; J. H. Van Horne,
Chalhs, Idaho; c. w. Spaulding, Albany,
New York.
Stephen Carpenter and Norman B. Hol.
Ter, Of Helena, who came to Butte ON their
to attend the races, lett Wednes-
lay morning at 8 o'clock and reached
Deer Lodge at 1:2O p. m, making the run
n five hours and twenty minutes. The
'un from Silver Bow to Warm Springs was :
made at the rate OF nine miles an hour.
left Deer Lodge at 2 p. m. and arrived
'afely at Helena at IL p. m.
Merchants should leave lights burning
n their stores at night, so that the
police officers can see inside and
distinguish il anything wrong is going on. 4
il merchants pull down their blinds
md put out their lights, the officers can't
'e blamed very much if their stores are
aided. The back and front doors of half !
dozen stores were found opon at different : :
during the past week, which shows I
hat the merchants are careless. {