Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-05
G EPITOME.

No. 2 east-bound on the Northern Pacific
last night was ten hours late at Garrison
The city's interest in the Smokehouse
case did not come up at Deer Lodge yester,
day. The case was continued until next
term.
In the society column of notices elsewhere
Templars of a meeting Of the commandery
this evening.
AS a matter OF interest to Democrats in
particular and citizens in general, it may be
mentioned that the City Clerks Office is
open for registration purposes during the
day ana evening.
Died May L. 1888. Mrs. Abe Gould, aged
70 years. / month and s days. Her funeral
will take place from Messrs. Kirby & Rae,
Is East Park street, at 2 .. m. All friends
are invited to attend without further no.
tice.
Alocal wrestler has accepted Jack Barn
ards challenge published in the Independ
emit about the Goth ult. and has informed
him that the man and money can be found
at Murphy & S%canlan's saloon on Main
street.
One bargain and sale deed was filed yes
terday with the Recorder, that OF Z. A.
Armstrong to Elwood FL. Lapp, dated
August g., 1885, conveying surface title Of
lot on the Nightingale lode for a considera.
ton of $145.
Constable Francis yesterday took four
OF the vags arrested in the county by Sher.
if Lloyd up to Judge Herbert's court. The
Judge took a lenient view OF the case and
spared the county the expense of keeping
them, releasing them on a promise to leave
the county.
It.would not be a bad idea for our riti.
zens to see how big a registration record
they can make in the next couple OF weeks.
An approximate idea "a be gained this
way of the size OF the population OF Butte,
and it would be curious to know just how
big a city the new limits contain.
Judge Dingevon yesterday gave a couple
OF vags hours to shake the dust, etc.; sent
Ed. Garratt to the rock pile for thirty
days for stealing a coat, and granted 8
change OF venue to Judge Lippincott't
court in the caseo OF A. @. McLennan, a riva
of Old Hoss in the stove line.
The Rocky Mountain Telegraph Office, or
Main, two doors above Granite, has Sc
Gent operator, who will be on duty there
of nights. He is a good sender and receiver
and messages of this line will be treated
with the closest attention and prompt
tude by him.
The gentlemanly, and suave Probate
Clerk made two pair OF hearts happy yes
terday by graciously permitting'the solemn
~ization of the nuptial rites between L. Fox
and Lena Spaney, from the Helvetian Re
public among the Alps) and John GeacE
and Frances Weir, both of whom hail from
the Shelter City.
The Great Register of the City of Butt
was opened yesterday by City Clerk Speer
| according to ordinance recently passed by
the Council, which provides that this shall
be done twenty days piior to election. Thu
Clerks office will be kept open for thi,
purpose from 9 a. m. to IL m, from 2 to
p. M, and from 6 to $50 p. M.
The last performance OF "My Geraldine
was given last night, and was as well re
| ceived as on the first night. This evening
THE Paymaster" will be presented, fol-
which the company carry with them al
immense amount of scenery n properties
specially prepared to place this melodrams
on the stage in becoming style. The audi
ence are promised a novelty in the Way o
stage production in to-night's bill, ant
the first night ought to be a full house.