Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-17
REPoRroRIAL GLEAsINas.

The Pacif Express company yesterday
shipped 16 bars Butte and Boston bullion,
valued ut $25. 104.
The police pulled nm vags on Sunday
and are bound to make q riddance OF them
il it takes all summer.
Pat Mullens filed his bond in the estate
of W. a. Osborne in the Probate Court
yesterday and letters OF administration
were issued to hia.
By deed dated April 10 and filed for
record yesterday Charles A. Lyford sold to
William r. Davis lot ! in block 40, on the
southeast corner of Montana and Galena,
for 81, 200.
T. M. Carr yesterday received five hand
some new buggiss from st. Louis, which
combine lightuess with strength In Q III
ner that will make q run on them BY the
boys when they see them on the street.
There are undelivered telegrams at the
Western Union telegraph Office for M
Meredith, J.. Woods. Billy SlanchfieId,
Mary e. Stuart, Eugene Harris, Dewitt
Wagner and Geo. Lipe.
Dom forget the ICE cream social at the
Conversational Church, opposite court
house, tonight. The young folks will be
equally pleased To see everyone. Wnettier
the Thermometer is 100 above or below
zero.
I. c. jackson has begun suit in the Dis
trict court against the Utah q Northern
Railroad for the loss OF a horse run over by
the company last September. He alleges
carelessness and negligence and lays his
damages at 500.
In the Probate Court yesterday a decree
OF settlement Of the administrator's hnat
accounts was made in the estate ct Violet
i, Mcbride and q decree OF distribution
made of the money on hand t$l.3O0) toe.
NJ. Lawson as guardian OF the heir.
The ATTORNEYS for the plaintiff filed their
amended complaint in the case OF Nickel et
al. va, Hornbrook in the Probate Court TO
which the attorney for / he defendant filed
another demurrer similar in character to
the former.
Murphy, Mccarthy, Sullivan and Rourke
were taken before Judge Lippincott yester'
day for preliminary examination on &C.
count of the Dublin Gulch outragesin which
they are implicated, but their eouns.l not
being ready the cases are postponed until
THURSDAY.
Hannah A. Sterrberg began suit for di-
vorce from Oscar Sternberg in the District
Court Yesterday, alleging shocking personal
abuse, cruelty and threats of murder. She
asks custody OF the children and sets forth
the property OF the defendant amassed by
their mutual economy, Of which she seeks
her share.
The contractors, McSherry d Flynn. be-
gan work on the storm conduit at Quartz
street, yesterday. Cutters have been dug
and boxing put in on Alaska, Granite and
| Utah to carry off the water from above
v hen diverted from its present channel 30
| that the workmen cal get into the old
channel.
A sneak thief i~sreported to nave got into
| the room occupied by F. K. Hunt in the
| Salem House, on Arizona street, on Sun
| day morning, at an early hour, and was
going through his clothes when he awoke
| and asked the fellow what he wanted. The
fellow skipped without returning any an-
swer or ticking anything of value.
The ball to be given by the Miners Union
for the benefit of the families OF james Bull,
man and Owen Williams will occur on the
| Gath inst. The object is most worthy
one and appeals strongly to the generosity
| OF every one. The boys OF the camp can be
depended upon TO see that the sale oil
tickets is made tbesuccess it deserves to be,
The denizens OF Dublin Gulch seem to be
in a state of nervousness over some i'm
pending trouble, and to restore ~equanimity
Marshal Coulter has arranged that q mem
Der OF the police force shall patrol that
~neigiiborhood during the night, continu
ously. The scenes OF violence it witnessed
last week have been threatened repetition
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