Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-08
ANACONDA NE WIS.
Accident at the Blue Eyed Ne1lie-Real
Estate Tfansfers-Genera1 and Personal
Items.

Accident at the Blue Eyed Ne1lie-Real
Estate Tfahsfers-Generat and Personal
Items.
Last Friday J. H. Garfield was brought
down from the Blue Eyed Nellie mine with
q broken arm, a smashed knee and a
badly banged up head. Mr.. Garfield had
been engaged in building a house on F. G.
Browns ranch which he finished about
April LIST. On Friday be went TO the mine
and obtained permission to visit a friend
who was working down in the mine after
which he started to come up in the bucket.
The latter after ascending about fifteen
feet from the bottom became detached
from the clip at the end OF the rope and
dropped to the landing below ~iniurins Mr..
Can field to the extent above described.
Mr.. Garfield, b. viewer, wishes it unders
stood that he does not attach any blame
10 the owner or any OF the employees OF
the mine, as he is willingto shoulder all the
bia me if any there be connected with his
accident. Yesterday he was resting quite
well after having his injuries dressed
properly.
WIN. Suffer was taken suddenly i'll with
congestion of the lungs Friday evening at
his place OF business on Front street, and
grew worse so Quickly that be a. unable
TO walk home and had so be taken there IN
a carriage. DR.. Rockefeller was called and
pronounced the disease acute congestion OF
the lungs. Mr.. Suffer was better yesterday
evening, and will. no doubt, be able to at
tend to his business in "A few days.
DR.. Rockefeller returned last week from
an extended visit to his former home in
Pennsylvania bringing with him his wife
and little son. The Doctors friends all join
10 hearty welcome to him and his family.
John Petritz. a day or two ago, pur-
chased the residence OF denry Deitz situ-
ated or West Second street. Mr.. Petritz
can be congratulated on his purchase as it
is one OF the. incest pieces OF property in
the city.
r. F. Mahan sold on last Friday for Mike
LYONS the boarding house on Front street,
known as the Planters House, to Crockett
e. King, for So, 300, and the j.. Y. Batter
ton property on West Second street, to +.
G. Mcmillan for 81, $50; ALEC a house and
lot in the southwest part OF the CITY lor
Mrs. Enright to d Teitjen for $3.50. There
have also been sold quite a number OF sales
OF property that have not been MADE
public.
Died, in Anaconda Friday, May 3, at the
lodging house corner First and Cedar
s1reets, Thomas II. Gould, aged 55 years:
The deceased leaves q wife and several
children. Mr.. Gould was brought into this
CITY several days ago from his mine several
miles west of town in a paralyzed state,
from which he never recovered. The iunerai
will take place to-day at l O'Clock from
the Thlrston block, corner First and CEDAR
streets.
Murray Miles, the travelling ticket agen'
for the Montana Union railroad, a 10
town yesterday. Murray's Anaconda
friends are glad of his promotion. -.
Geo. Lindsey has gone east to VISIT iiis
fatfer in Jersey City, N. j. He will AXE ~ /,
New York City and several other smisAi
places while away.
In to-day's issue OF The MINER will be
found the advertisement of j. Nj. Miles,
ssayer. No need for sending assays odt
Of town as Mr.. Miles is an honorable and
competent ssaye :,
Johnson, the Anaconda murderer, will
he hung j June % ut Deer Lodge.
q. e. Wolf OF Deer Lodge was made happy
Yesterday by his vile presenting him With
y fine v,.,,n IN. Their Anaconda friensts
send b. ariy congratulations,