Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-21
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
Daniel ]. Welsh has returned from Hell
ena.
The Catholic mission is proving very sue
cessful.
The house-fy is becoming uncomfortablJ
numerous.
"Kentuck" will be played tonight and
tomorrow night.
The sale Of reserved seats for Miss Wade
opens this morning.
At Butte. July 10. 1886, to the wife Of
Joe Miles, a daughter.
Apig-tailed gentleman remarked that yes
terday was 'lather hot"
]. NJ. Goodwin, representing the Salt
Lake Tribune, is in the city.
Profs. Couture & Leford announce a
grand fan party for tomorrow night.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. B.
Foster died yesterday and will be buried
to-day.
The Good Templars. accompanied by the
Alice Band, will 'excursh" tomorrow to
| Anaconda.
Traffic Manager Hannaford, OF the
Northern Pacific, will be in Butte to-
morrow.
A meeting OF the Executive Committee of
the Fourth OF July Celebration Committee
will be held this evening.
The j. Z. quartz claim, about a mile
northeast Of the Alice, has been located by
Thomas Coleman and j. X. Clark. :.
William Menhennet, James Bryant and
Joseph Lacy have located the Francey
quartz claim, in Summit district.
l Thn 14rk L11R -el-A 20 90 vy
Walkerville, has been sold by John Sharkey
and wife to {. B. Hawley, for $40.
Miss Lottie Wade appears in LEAH"
The Marble Heart" and 1.-The New Mag
dalen" during the last three days OF the
week.
John R. Wilson, of the Dillon Tribune,
has been rusticating at Oregon Springs for
a lew days, and came up to Butte last
evening.
Boxes nave been secured for Chief Jus.
tice Waite and daughter, Col. Clough and
their party at the Grand Opera House this
evening.
s. NJ. Simpson, manufacturer. OF the ia.
nous "S. NJ. s." cigar, is in the city. Mr..
Simpson is n Of the best cigar experts in
the country.
The Sheeney Kid" who made such a
desperate break for liberty Sunday night,
is loaded down with manacles in q tank at
the County Jail.
K. G. McIntire and wife have sold to
Leonard B. Blaine, of Iowa, one-sixteenth
interest in Peacock quartz claim, Summit
Valley district, for SIS.
Joseph and Isadore Perron, Charles and
Nelson Baudin, and NJ. II. Sullivan have
located the Perron and Baudin gold placer
claims in Silver Bow County.
The Lynn.Smith glove contest will take
place next Thursday evening at the Pa
vilion. 1t is attracting considerable at.
tention in sporting circles.
Rev. Father Boucbard, s. j., will lecture
this and tomorrow evening at 7:3O O'Clock
in st. Patrick's church, on 'Auricular Con.
f~ession." All are invited.
Miss Lottie Wade the accomplished act
ress will make her first appearance on
Thursday evening, and has selected "Leah"
for her initial performance.
II Stetson had opened in "Kentuck," 1T is
safe to say his engagement would have
been a grand success. 1t is one Of the best
plays ever produced in this city. :
Foster. the gymnast, made his first ap-
pearance and a decided hit last night at
the Comique. His act eclipses in daring
and originality anything in the trapeze
line ever witnessed in Butte.
Hugh Mcdonnell, a prominent land very
lucky mining man of Colorado, is visiting
his brother in this city, who is slowly re-
covering from the effects OF an accident he
met with recently on the Utah & Northern
Railroad.
Light business is the rule nowadays in
the Police Court. Apparently the city is
remarkably free from bad characters at
present. Ii they are here they behave
themselves and avoid doing anything
that would lead to their arrest.
Everybody who can take vacations are
taking them now The only people who
take no vacations, who never strike and
who never growl are newspaper men. If
they are permitted to exist peaceably any,
where, they are brimful of gratitude and
happiness.
j. r. Wilson, OF the Dillon Tribune,
dropped into Butte yesterday after a
weeks s%ojourn at the Warm Springs. Mr..
Wilson had been seriously ill prior to his
trip to the Springs. but is now ready to
WELD his pen again. He will remain in
Butte a day or two.
W. B. Turner, editor OF the Pacific States
Watchman, OF San Francisco, the Ancient
Order OF United Workmen journal OF the
Pacific coast, is spending a few days among
the lodges and members OF this vicinity in
the interest OF his paper.
Ed. Elliott, of Bozeman, arrived in the
city last evening, and will open a Hour
warehouse for Nelson Story at the depot. |
Much OF the lour used in Butte is i'm
ported from outside the Territory, and Mr..
Story is determined that it shall not
always be thus.
A philanthropic citizen has presented to
Scarface CHARLIE and his band of nOmadic
aborigines all the brass jewelry left behind |
by the tea fakirs' when they skipped so |
suddenly from Butte. The Indians are
tickled to death over their snide chains.
pins, etc. |
This afternoon and tomorrow there will |
be a grand wrestling match open to all |
corners at Burlington. The bouts will be-
gin at Up. M, and admission is free. Be-
tween thirty and forty OF the best wrestlers
in this section have entered, and some fine |
work is expected. The prizes are SIS, $50,
s25 and SIS.
Harding, the Butte "tough,' who is now
m Jail at Dillon, awaiting trial on a charge
Of having murdered the driver of the Glen
lale stage, a few weeks ago, had a CLASH
knife in his possession when searched nv
Sheriff Jones the other day. Mr.. Harding
g now doHbly manacled, and a sharp
watch is constantly kept on him.
i
At the Centennial-George NJ. Huffaker,
Bozeman; j. Stuart, William Franklin,
). Williams, j. Deehon, Sells Circus; w. A,
and wife, Divide; Mrs. J. R. Manery,
Utah; G. F. Bibb, German Gulch; Perry II.
3eal, German Gulch; +. H. Elliott, Boze.
nan; John R. Wilson, Dillon; Benjamin H.
harris, ~Stevensville; Con. Smith, Boulder;
}. Cameron, Cable.
At the St. Nicholas-W. s. King, Union
;'acifc Railroad; F.. T. Neeley. Omaha; ".
!. Whitney, NJ: B. Miles, Montana Union
Hallway; Alex Carlson, st. Paul; William
lorton, Stuart; T. S. Merchant, San Fran I
!iseo; j. NJ. Goodwin, Salt Lake City;
William Richards and wife, Mrs. John
)ufiey and =. Jacquet, New Orleans; James
{. Campbell, Anaconda.
NJ. J. Council, who purchased the Grand
opera House last Friday for $4,000, viii
next Thursday on ar Eastern trip.
DR.. Council says there will be no radical
hanges made in the management OF the
irand, reports to the contrary nothwith-
tanding. His visit East will be on bust !
in connection With tho po,,o. A..