Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-26
REPORTORI4L GLEANINGS.

oheriu Ltoyu yesterday UoOk lgnalz
Huber down to Warm Springs whence
Huber escaped a few days ago.
The thermometer yesterday IN front oil
Cushing's drug store was 1So above at s
a. m. and 2So above at 4 p. m. A snowfall
prevailed from z to 8 q. IN.
j. Fl. Hennessy, who has been in Jail for
some weeks, rustled sos, the balance OF his
fine and costs yesterday, and was dis
charged by the Judge.
A saloon keeper on Galena aud Wyoming
was fined $40 and costs in the Police
Court yesterday for carrying concealed
weapons.
George Cole allowed he was the creator OF
a disturbance in Dublin Gulch before Judge
Lippincott yesterday, and will work out a
fine of SIS and costs.
A petition was filed in the Probate Court
yesterday by Pubic Administrator Pascoe
in the estate OF Uriah Tracy for letters of
administer ton.
George Pascoe was yesterday appointed
administrator with the will annexed of the
estate of Thomas A. Williams, the execu-
tors having resigned.
Aleck Clark pleaded guilty yesterday in
the Police Court to the theft OF d pin and
other yaluables from q man while asleep
IN a down town resort and was given 80
days in Jail.
Two ladies were upset in their cutter on
West Park street yesterday afternoon
about 4 O'Clock by one OF the runners being
caught in the street car track. The horse
ran about a block past Main street, when
it was caught. No damage YVES the result.
In the Police Court yesterday Mike Har-
rington pleaded guilty TO being drunk and
asleep in an alley in Chinatown, and paid
III and costs for the privilege.
C~ordray's Electric Clock exhibition will
open to the public at 7 o'clock this evening
in the Thomas Block, West Park street.
Thereafter it will be open both afternoons
and evenings. 1t is a perfectly clean show
and will prove a place OF attraction for all,
including ladies and children. The Punch
and Judy show will be given tonight.
cutter tipped over in front of Judge
hopkins office, West Park street, about 2
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. A gentleman
and lady. and little girl were in it at the
time and were tumbled out on the side |
wall. The driver made too short q turn. |
which caused the accident. Officer Layton
caught the horse at once and prevented a
runaway.
Investigation into the offence of Downey
and Morris charged with resisting Officer
Cox in South Butte lately and aiding a
prisoner to escape was begun Yesterday
before Judge Lippincott. County Attor-
ney Dewitt appeared to prosecute and
the witnesses for the Territory
when the case adjourned to get testimony
for the defence.
The Utah d Northern train from the
south was four hours late yesterday.
The case OF Territory vs.. Gregory and
Lyons for drawing and exhibiting deadly
Weapons is set for Saturday at 2 p. m.
The thermometer at s a.. no., Yesterday
registered 8 above in front of Cushingis
irug store; and at 4 p. m. stood at 80.
Remember the dance to be given tonight
~ the Walkerville Dancing Club. All re- !
people invited to attend. |.
Word was received last evening that 4
hrs. Sol Lukey had been seen at Garrison ;
IND That she left there by the south. bound
ram, intending to take the U. P. at Silver
Bow.
a complaint was filed and summons j
ssued in the District Court yesterday by 8
ne ATTORNEYS for John T. Reese against C
he Union Pacific railroad for $50, 900
amages, Tor injuries sustained by him near d
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"m.Hermann, who was recently released j
.om the Insane Asylum on bond given bv f
IL brother to DR.. Mussigb: cd for his safe t
eeplng, was yesterday pronounced unfit a
o oe at large by the Probate Court and Il
o-day. p N
Ii! reply to word sent him of his sons a
eatn, the father OF ]. A. Hazelton, the RI
rakeman killed at Deadman's Gulch, tele. a.
,apned to have his sons body embalmed in
forwarded to him al Mandan, Dakota. ts
I'd 1t went forward last evening. ST
Judge Lippincott was yesterdayin recent CO
a letter signed by NJ. TAFT, purporting to
night yardmaster at the Montana Union Ii
pot, promising Ed Garrett, convicted Of e. q
before him a few days ago, work 10
the yards. Inquiry proved that no such
an was known there, and Ed will have to
y some other scheme to get out Of jail.