Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-05
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FINED FOR BEATING A WOMAN.


FINED FOR BEATING WOMAN.
The Judge had John Jones up on com
plant sworn to by Mollie Campbell. charged
with beating his girl, q half-breed woman oi
the town. This is not the first time he has
figured in cases before our judges and has
always gotten off very easy. This time,
however, the judge fined him $25 and costs
which he paid.
INCIPIENT BLAZE.
What might have been q big fire was
nipned in the bud at Overheim's sample
rooms Tuesday night. One OF the four
large Rochester lamps took tumble from
the chandelier to the floor just in front ol
the bar, scattering the oil in mass ol
flame almost all over the room. But foI
the prompt and fearless activity OF Mr..
Overheim, who attacked it with an over
coat, throwing the lamp outside and extln.
gushing the balance of the fire, it would
have been hard for even our new engine to
put it out.
THIEVES AT STUART.
A telegram about IL o'clock Tuesday
night was the occasion of calling Judge Fitz-
gerald out OF bed. The operator at Stuart
said gang Of men, six in number, had
broken into house belonging to George
Parrot and had stolen some blankets and
other things. Three officers went down on
the first urain yesterday morning to arrest
the party, but the fellows had skipped.
PUNISHED HIMSELF.
j. G. Banks, whom Judge Fitzgerald SEN
fenced to forty-fve days in Deer Lodge, was
put for safe keeping in a room at the Palace
Hotel. He escaped through the transom
twice during Tuesday night. The first time
he was quickly found, ironad and put back
into the same room. Tom thought he had
his man safe this time sure, but later in the
night Officer McKining was notified that he
was at large. Mae then began search
which was soon rewarded by finding Banks
in the lower part OF town. He had pounded
his shackles up in such q manner that the
officers could not remove them, and al
though he begged to have them taken off all
the way to Deer Lodge, his request could
not be complied with.
EPIsCoPAL SERVICES.
Bishop Brewer preached fine sermon
Tuesday night to a large and attentive con-
gregration, and after the services the
Bishop appointed e. P. Raun, R. 81. Pax
son and Geo. Ball to arrange with the Rev.
Mr.. Blackiston TO have services here once a
week and perhaps an occasional Sunday
evening service during the summer. That
the music will be good goes without say
lug, as it will be under the leadership OF 8.
A. Kennicott.
Advertised LETTER LIST.
The following is the list OF letters remain
ing unclaimed in the postoffice at Ana
conda, Montana, for the week ending
May 8. 1888.
Alitzer, Sherman 2 Kaleep, Mike
Anderson, Miss Bell Kennedy T E
Bennett, John Lefebvore,
Brian, Joe III Lonergan, j F
Caretti, Lois Martin, John
Caine, JC Martin, 8 M
Campbell, VIM Mcdonald, Allan H
Chase, Col e r McGorry. James
Connel, Mrs John McMillen, W d
Conwian, Frank O'Connors, John
Cumberland, VIM Padrye, John
Curtis, Henry Peter, Choma
Croft. John Ell Planewill, VIM
Duffy, Barney Pietro, Negretti
Duffy, Patrick Poitras, Fred
Edberger, E G Rhodes. Joseph
Edward, John Reddlng, "
Ekerman, John III Robinson, Miss EN-
Fitzpatrick, Mrs VIM ma
Gill, Thomas Rowe, e
Graham, Albert Runyon, OP
Harrington. Miss An-Sulliyan, Tim 3
ME d Tidd, VIM
Hansen, Miss Annie Turney, Wilbert
fsalo, Marcello Valentyne, Jas e !.
Johnson, A Z Ward, i
J ones, David E White, Sterling
ohnson. Chris Williams. N