Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-13
LOCAL. NEWS NOTES.

quoted at OK in New York.
Silver oars were yesterday quotel in New
York at OH.
See ad of the 'Snug Saloon" in the for
sale column.
Couture & Leford will give another OF
their delightful socials this evening.
Mr.. Petit has received a cur load of
collins some metallic and some wood.
The regular meeting OF the City Council
will be held tonight at the Council cham
Der.
The Apollo Club is receiving q lot OF new
music and has In contemplation a concert
for the near future.
ferred to- John P. Mahan lot 8, block 7, in
Melrose, for $50.
Mr.. John Rourke will commence the
ere :tion Of a new iron front to his store on
the corner OF Granite and Main streets.
Madame Aimee suit against the City of
Butte for $4,000 damages, is now on
trial.
Young Bessitte; who accidentally shot
himself N Sunday, was last night resting
easy. DR.. Leavitt has hopes of his re-
cOvery.
Agent Dawson yesterday received the
first consignment OF the 5000 horses which
are to be shipped over the Utah and North
ern Railway from this point.
Capt. Shepherd. the able and efficient
Sergeant-at-Arms of the Young Mems DEM
ocratic Club, is buaiIy engaged in hand.
somely decorating their quarters.
DR.. Leavitt was seen yesterday in regard
to the wounds If young Beesette. The doc
tor says if the sufferer passes safely over
to-day that there will be hopes of his re.
covery.
Justice Lippincott last evening united in
marriage at his Office Stephen B. Van
Wash to Clara G. Allan, in the presence of
a few invited friends. All tho parties are
from Butte.
The different Irish societies of Silver Bow
County have in contemplation a reception
to Michael Davitt, the Father of the Ma
tiOnal League, which shall eclipse anything
OF the kind ever held before.
A grand aution sale of the MAGNIFICENT
collection of pictures at the Pavilion will
commence this evening and be continued
from day to day until these gems are dis.
posed OF.
The Knights of Labor, of Walkeruille will
hold their first annual ball this evening at
Hibernia Hall, at that place. A gala time
may be expected by those who attend.
The Teachers Institute will meet again
This morning at Q a. M, in the Central
School building. A general invitation is
given to all those who are interested in
education to attend.
The Apollo Club last evening rendered
some very fine selections at the institute
meeting. They received several encores to
which they responded. The Club ought to
favor the public with a concert.
There will be a special meeting of the
Ancient Order Of Hibernians at z O'Clock
this evening at the Miners Union Hall. All
members are requested to be present as
business Of Importance will be transacted. |
Attend the barbecue to-day at Race
Track. Plenty of roast OK and sheep. The
good people OF the surrounding country
nave made ample arrangements to enter
tain all who come. Only one-half fare will
be charged on the railway vs..
There will be a meeting held of the County
Central Committee this evening
1T their rooms. The Justices of the Peace
Constables from VAUDEVILLE will be
by the Committee.
The ladies of Ruth Chapter, No. 2, sold
or their late excursion 1873 tickets, which
letted the society, after paying all expenses.
Too much praise cannot he
the Mesdames Marsh and Aiken for
undefatigable work hat the ladies done
o make the excursion a success.
c. B. Hoffman, of Butte, will be united in
he bonds OF matrimony during this week
t Lincoln, Neb., to a prominent young 90.
lety lady OF Butte, who is now visiting her {
at that place. Mr.. Hoffman ex. {
ects to r~eturnshortly to this city accom- !
anied by bis bride. g
Messrs. Gordon & Richie, the enterprise 6
OF the Comique. have engaged '
great Lavender and Price, acrobatic, q
,ng and dance artists, who in connection q
it'll the little ~favorite dansuese Miss Ida l
hester, and Ed Varney, the negro charac. n
delineator, VIII appear at the theater t
evening. L
. large ball was given Monday evening at =
e Rocker Hall by the Rocker Club which I
10 lately been organized. A fine supper :,
served at Daniels Hotel. There we're u
'enty-four couple present, who all enjoy I" =
themselves. The music was furnished !.
Prof. Robinson Of Butte and was all :;
at could be desired. u
The institute lecture last evening was we'll h;
tended and Mr.. Russell handled his theme
u. Following the lecture Miss Pinkham n,
'ored the audience with q guitar s,lo. hr
were made by DR.. Holmes and ~
lers, and Mrs. Henderson rendered a 70
o on the piano. All in attendance were ar
y much entertained. NJ
The Democratic banner and flag were an
terday flung to the breeze from their ,
ldquarcers at five O'Clock in the evening. ne
1T waved outward to the breeze the Gel
Ind OF a load huxza from q thousand wi
oats f1oated out and awakened the sill. ]
echoes from the mountains at the right ljp]
left. AL
he ball of the Knights of Labor of ~
lkerville Assembly last evening was well Of
ended. In the early part of the night 4
as almost impossible to dance with sta
fort on the floor on account of the are
ny people in attendance. The ball was sen
'ccess socially as well as financially. ant
much praise cannot be given to the bee
1mittee OF Arrangements who had the pos
in charge.
Gus Hageman yesterday was
ed IN the holy bonds of matrimcny to
McAndrews, OF Anaconda. A great
y OF the people from that place were Fo,
o witness the ceremony. The MINER
with the many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
eman in wishing them a PROSPEROUS
age through life's stormy path.
prominent Mason who attended the r
excursion OF Ruth Chapter No. 2, to a.. n
na, was SO pleased at the fine display mo
atural " and %shrubbery and seeing ann
'eht hacI ~ h;n r,"aaon mar'gold's day
+ H. toIJ 49, ISS~M memories OF ten(
hherv he wo,, - ,; 10y VINO o~nen the day
lot h;,, 10 Ia = s .en nes oIla II she r
"A' vi 'ne grass plot dent
nN"" Miss
Monday evening, a the Northern Pa. Co
pas ,enscr traln rom the east was thei
on. the engineer saw q large rock roll rece
down the mountain side directly in AZ
OF his engine. Instead of s%tonn;no Nh,