Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-28
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Remember the grand social at the Iurne1
Hall next Sunday.
Parties holding tickets for the Sacred
Concert should secure reserved seats at
Calkins'.
Mr.. Doering will sing, within These
Sacred Dwellings, at the Opera House,
Sunday night.
James Bradshaw has sold to j. H. Ma
loney, a portion of the surface of the Silver
Joe lode claim, for $500.
Frank Lehman and G. B. Rickers have
recorded their location OF the Flyhigh lode
claim, in Highland district.
Born, in Butte, January 25, to the wife
of Charles Cram, a underground daughter.
Mother and child are doing well.
Born, near the Hope mine, Butte, Janu-
airy 23, to the wife OF James d. Kippen, a
SON.. Mother and son doing well.
Tony Ward says the matter Of Ming's
opera house is not yet settled, but neither
Mr.. Jacobs nor Mr.. Haupt will get it.
The family of Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Marks,
OF East Park street, was increased yester-
! day by the arrival OF a handsome young
son.
Yesterday JAS. Bradshaw sold his house
and lot on West Broadway to James Ma.
loney, for $525. The sale was negotiated
by f. Z. n. Patten.
The members OF Harmony Lodge No. 3,
Daughters of Rebeccah, l. 0. O. F., will
give IL social dance in Renshaw Hall this
evening. 1t is sure to be q very pleasant
affair.
1t was reported yesterday that the Big
Bonanza mine was sold to a local syndi-
cate for $50, 600. Parties interested admit
ted there was something in it, bnt refused
to give particulars yet.
The Inter Mountain OF yesterday had an
other fresh item about II snow pillow clear
ing 0 miles OF track west of Brainerd.
That information was given to the readers
OF The MINER on the 18TH inst.
Yesterday the Probate Court made an
order of sale in the estate Of Peter Nc
Mahon. The property consists chiefly OF
4 interest in the Little Darling mine, and.
the sale will tax place about Feb. 20.
The Northern Pacific was reported open
from end to end yesterday, and all trains
moving. The passenger trains, however,
were not yet running on time, the east
bound being five hour late, and the west
bound thirteen.
Chas. Kelly, II colored man who was in
carcerated in the jail for petty larceny some
time ago, was released on the expiration OF
his sentence yesterday, but was immedi-
ately rearrested on a charge OF stealing an
o%vercoat, and Police Magistrate Hamilton
sent him back for another thirty days.
Ex-Sberiff Eugene Sullivan and his bonds
men, Dennis Driscoll, Geo. E. lockwood,
Godfrey Lavelle, and John O'Rourke, are
sued by A. A. Mcmillan and c. w. Cluett
for $40 1000, the penalty Of the bond, for
appropriating to his own use moneys paid
on judgements, and otherwise. The plant |
ifs were principals in one OF the claims, |
and the rest were assigned to them.
The st. Paul editors explored some more
OF the mines yesterday, and are accumu-
lating a large amouu OF data which will
enable them to give a deteiled exposition
of what Is developed, and some idea OF
what remains to be developed in this
mountain OF mineral. The list OF sub
scribers to the Pioneer Press is assuming
very satisfactory proportions.
The Pioneer Press party will to-day take
a ride over the street railroad, and inspect
the steam motor. They were very much
surprised to hear Of the objections to the
motor here, as steam motors are run Oh
Nicollet avenue, Minneapolis, and are
never known to brighten horses. The NO
tors are now regarded by the general public
indispensable n~ecessaries, and there has
been a marked increase in the value OF
property on all streets traversed by them. i