Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-05
G. NEWS NOTES'


rsohts we're numerous yesterday
Yesterday was an exceedingly warm oay'
uat;nee at the Grand Opera House 10
day. h;ob
figure. - -as
terday. 80.
tonight.
Walkerviile wants a justice court ano d
policeman.
A number of Butte miners are facing TO
ward Alaska.
A two-bit restaurant is talked OF LII
Walkerville.
A new 2-story brick is being erected On
GaIena street. ga
Matinee prices to-day are 25 cents, W
cents and IS cents.
Renfrew's Pathfnders are the next at
traction at the Grand. 80
Two Orphans at the matinee VIII
crowd the Grand Opera House.
The grounds of the West Side Racing
Association are being improved.
The public schools of Butte will wind-up
the present term at the end OF next week
Another Accident is a caption which
could be kept on hand in Butte newspaper
offices nowadays.
Great preparations are being made by
the Knights of Pythias TO celebrate on the
22d at Deer Lodge.
The Montana wool CHIP will soon be in
the market. and it will hold its own with
the other brands.
Thomas Denoon & Co receive a carload
If f-esh cut no~rrs rom the gardens OF
California to-day.
Beatrice Chapman, the 6-y' ar-old little
girl who fell down a shaft near the Gagnon
lately. is recovering.
The music OF the policeman's whistle was
heard often last night. but there aere com
paratively few arrests.
The A. 0. {. W. excursion promises to be
literally ~patronized. The affair takes
place at Anaconda on the 9th.
Davidson Bros. Publishers and Pro
prietors' is now placed at the head OF the
first column of the Walkerville News.
Yesterday morning there was consider
able OF a fight at the corner Of Main and
Park streets, but NJ arrests were made.
The pugilists attracted much attention
at the Opera House last night from theil
fellow spectators Of the splendid perform
ance.
This evening Prof. Robinson will give on
Of his regular socia's at Renshaw Hall.
Members and friends of the class are in
vited.
Butte viii! be well supplied with sprinkler.
this summer. Two new ones OF improved
design have been sent for and are now or
the way.
The dance at Bogk's garden given last
night by the Neaderville Band was a sue
cess in every particular and was thoroughly
enjoyed by all who attended.
A committee OF the Miners Union wert
out yesterday placing and disposing o
tickets for the coming eel bration. They
met with deserving and gratifying success
A sidetrack is being built from the Wat
mine owned b. the Anaconda Mining Com
pany. 10 the main track SO that direc'
shipments OF ore can be madet Anaconda
B. VI. Anderson returned last eveniu;
from a short trip to Salt Lake and differ
ent places in Utah. making arrangement
for large shipments OF ruits INC vegetables
Renfrew's "~Pathfnders'' MADE a big hi
to a big house at Helena Thursday eve
ming, the Independent claiming it the bes
attraction of the kind ever seen in Helena
They open here next Wednesday.
Bogk's garden will be one of the best pat
roniz-d OF the road houses to-day. Cnde
| the management OF Mrs. Newberrv, the Lev
| proprietor, it is by all odds the pleasantes
point near the city at which to spend al
afternoon.
Howe & Emmett. both well-known il
Butte, will tonight pen the Eureka Ehol
House. 1t is their intention to keep tn
best the market affords and to serve it j,
thu best possible anu They will keel
open day and night.
Mr.. Thomas Dowd. OF Helena. called a
this Office yesterday to n'radict a state
ment OF the Independent OF the I'd instant
The article stated a confidence game hat
been INDUCED in by the said Dowd. Will
one Vestal. This Mr.. Dowd stout!y denies
James Murphy, one of the participant
in the robbery Of John Raney. in the rea
Of the Washington Brewery on East Parl
street, ON May 27th, the details ui which
we're published in The MINER at the time
was landed in Jail by Marshal Jolly Frida,
morning.
Tonight will close the present engage
ment OF the Grand Opera House Company
They play in Helena next week, after which
they will return here with the Nights 0
London" Mr.. Mcguire having purehas sec
the rights of production from Shook {
Collier, of the Union Square Theatrr, New
York.
A row occurred between a newspaper
man and another party on Main Stree,
last evening, in which both parties were in
jured to some extent. Officer Delonas wa:
on hand promptly and had some difficulty
in getting them apart. They were both ar
! rested and furnished bonds for their ap
pearanceto-day.
The first book contributed to the pro
posed library Of the Young Mems Christian
Association Of Butte, was presented yes
terdsy by W. o. Speer. the weli-known at
torney. It was a handsome bible, and bore
an INSCRIPTION which among other thing.
declared that it was not the only copy O
the sacred volume the giver possessed.
At the regular meeting OF the Ladies AiC
Society OF the Rainbow Methodist Episco,
pal Church, held Wednesday afternoon a,
! W~alkerville, the semi-a lnual election o
officers took place. which resulted as iol
lows: President, Mrs. George Broughton
Vice-President, Mrs. Ninness; Secretary
and Treasurer, Mrs. Ed. Reimel. The so
ciety is in a aourishing condition.
The web seems to be weaving arounG
Harding for the murder OF Ferguson. the
Glendale stage driver. Harding has a part
ner, and it is said the two were working a,
a wood camp. His nick name was at thi:
place Red and his partners name "Blacl
Bill Mr.. Troutman at the camp missed
a shot gun just before the murder, anc
thinks the one fonnd is his and was sto,er
nv "Re6"