Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-23
LOCAL EPIToME.


On Wednesday James VI. Boles an
Lillian L. Ware were married by Rev. j. B
clark.
Hugh Mcpherson and Pearl Streber wert
married yesterday by Rev. K. j. Groe
neveld.
The Pacific Express yesterday shipped
13 bars Lexington valued at about
$4,000.
A 10-poGnd boy was born to the wife OF
William Fritz at IL O'Clock last Wednesday
night. Mother and child both doing well.
The express company Wednesdayshipped
IA bars Moulton valued at about SIT 900
and 5 bars Pollock OF the value of So, 200.
In the Probate Court Wednesday a peti.
ton for sale OF personal property belong.
ing to the estate OF Francis Lefever was
| filed.
The Sheriff yesterday served an attach.
ment on Chas. Carver at Rocker for $3.50
at the suit OF w. B. Ferguson and took
into his care a lot OF whisky and cigars.
The Comique will lave a very ine and
attractive exhibition for its patrons next
week in the shape of first-class stereopti-
con views oil superior merit.
Mrs. Elva Demars, wife OF Louis Demars.
died June 10, aged 20 years. The funeral
took place yesterday at 1 O'Clock from
residence on South Idaho street.
VIM. Wright was tried before Judge Din.
gevon Wednesday and fined $40 and costs
for assault and battery OF a kid who had
been throwing stones at one OF his progeny.
There were about a dozen vagrancy
cases tried in the Police Court Yesterday
in most OF which convictions were had ard
the force at work on the streets was re.
plenished that much.
The Union Pacific is bringing from two to
four carloads OF green fruits and vegetables
from points 10 California for Butte and
Helena in four and a half to five DAYS
which is fine time for freight.
In the Police Court yesterday Willie
Dean was bound over to the Grand jury
TOT the larceny OF a watch at Silver Bow
last week and allowed to 60 on his mothers |
recognizance to appear when wanted.
By an oversight in the report of the
yesterday it was omitted TO men,
tion that Vice President Pinkham nrss;ded
and by bis experienced methods the Coun-l
Gil got through a goodly amount of work.
The permission to lay telephone line me-
titioned for on Wednesday by the Ana
conda Company is to connect the mine with |
the smelter at Anaconda. The Street and
Alley Committee inspected the proposed
ioute yesterday.
Chairman Pinkham. OF the Streets and |
Alleys Committee, yesterday ordered side. |
walks laid on Colorado, Porphyry ahd Sil.
yer streets. The East Park street sidewalk
petitioned for is still under consideration
by the committee.
Yesterday q Sheriff's deed was issued to
Godchaux of lots z and 8. BLOCK 39
Butte; consideration, $4,000. They were
sold under attachment suit against Pierre
oemmer on the 9Th OF November last and
ne term OF redemption having expired the
Iced was made.
Members OF the Council were yesterday
1luming themselves on the smooth uay in
WHICH business was expedited the evening
under the new rules. Alderman
e1nkham thinks there is everything in hav-
ng an experienced presiding officer. He was
N deck himself.
A letter was yesterday received fiom ,
frank Hayes at Duluth DENYING Ed
smiths claim that he defeated j. P. Glow. .
nd asserting that as soon as the latter ]
ecovers from his sickness he will come to ]
aontana and meet Smith for $500 q side. {
Five OF the members of the city govern.
tent belong to the Washington Guards.
VIII turn out in the ranks on the
'ourtn. The City Clerk has notified GEN.
raj warren that six members OF the {
ouncil, the Attorney and Police Judge are
, De assigned positions in the parade. !
The Finance Committee of the Council I
'ceiyed assurances last night that the J
roposed issue OF city bonds would meet 4
ith ready sale at par at the rate of inter I
proposed, . per cent. With this assur. J
ace the call for submitting the matter to I
opular approval may soon be expected to Z
sue. C
A meeting OF the Street Railroad Com. z
was held in the parlors of Clark e =
arabie's bank. The cable road to WALL. !
vile was under discussion. The result Of .
Q meeting was a telegram sent TO Nelson Y
'nnett and Mr.. Vogel, at Tacoma. to- =
over with the plans. 1t is expected d
9 natter will be definitely settled d
ortly. 3
a prominent livery stable keeper was q,
mmenting yesterday.-on the wretched =
ndition OF the county roads. IA said 81
~ are full of chuck holes, and were D.
yer In such bad shape. He asserted { at n.
Silver Bow road could be put in decent
ldltion Tor $50. He can't see how ore
CONS q pass over them without being Ca