Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-25
DOINGS.
Real Estate Transfers, Mining Notes,
Horse Races, Distinguished Visitors
and Other Topics.

Real Estate Transfers, Mining Notes
Horse Races, Distinguished Visitor
and Other Topics.
Fine o OF most ali makes are kept il
stock at E.. E. Freyschlag & Co.
Charles DuBey goes to join the band al
Deer Lodge in the Stanton case.
The Blue Eyed Nellie Company are ship.
ping one car load OF ore every day.
Mr.. Circuit, travelling agent for the great
furnishing goods house of Lally & Colline
OF Boston, is in town.
Mrs. Morgan Evans is quite sick at her
home in the Valley, but her friends are
glad to known it is nothing serious.
For fine imported case goods which will
be sold at cost 60 to Gamer & Co., of Aua-
conda.
w. A. Clark, OF Butte, came down yester.
day and in company with e. NJ. Trask
went up to the Nellie mine returning to
Butte in the evening.
Died, April IS, Arthur Webster, aged Is
years. He had been sick but a short time
with some affection OF the brain and on
That day his life terminated very suddenly.
Rev. Couey, Of Butte, who has been
spending the last two days with Mr.. and
MRS. Peter Levengood returned to his
home by last nights train highly pleased
WIN Anaconda and it's surroundings.
Mrs. Jos. Peters, who has been ill for
some weeks, we are sorry to say does not
improve In health as her friends had hoped
she would, and SO soon as possible win take
a trip in hope that it will benefit her,
VIM. Mclean, who only three days ago
returned from serving a thirty days' sen.
tence at Deer Lodge for disturbing the
peace, was again arrested for vagrancy and
sent below for fifteen days and costs.
Eight thousand dollars of the ten re.
to construct the track. fence and
building OF the new race course has been |
50 described and this makes it an assured |
TACT that it will be finished for the fall
"'
Il. z. Burch says il Tom Crosswait will
bring his horse here one week from to.mor-
sunday he will run his horse against
ior $Zoo a side. Ii this race is matched |
lime to give all the boys a chance to rata
n something on the side. N"A'
John Petritz bias sold to Gus Gamer his
lalf interest in the south one nn5ra fnae
u lots No. ID and II. block "a ON SaeanS
'treet, opposite the Presbyterian church
'rlce not known. Mr.. Gamer. when h;s
lew house is completed, will have ono ~
ne handsomest pieces of property in
Last night at 7:30 the fire laddies dashed
p Main street to the cistern with the on-
Inc and in less than five minutes had twn
oreams playing that would make any Ere
re lave ever had look mighty sick in short
rder. The boys know how to handle her
ON one END to the other, as well as anv
remen in the country.
Mrs. Jennie Luckanish swore u a war.
ant against one Andrew Hacket for th,sal
nlng to do great bodily harm to the ner. I
ms OF nerseI and husband. Judge Fitz. {
OK brought the accused into court. whsras ]
pon ne made answer that the prosecutors t
no Live in and own the house wherein he t
, ,s11es wi 4faeTed 81 MN into to leave instantly, as 6
Ives. The defendant replied hat he t
uio not n would not, as his child wos t
% sick to be removed. Here the c.as q
sSed until to-day, when it will be con- Q