Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-02
REPORTORIAL GLEANINGS.

The store OF B. e. Calkins is undergoing
renovation at the p~aperhangers' hands.
A fine setter dog wa run over by q sleigh
this side OF the Butte Reduction works yes
terday, killing it.
The Pacific Express Company yesterday
shipped thirteen bars bullion from the
Mouiton valued at $21 1892.
Henry Waisman was yesterday ap-
pointed deputy sheriff for Walkerville by
Sheriff Lloyd and gave bond in the sum OF
$4,000.
The thermometer ia front OF Cushing's
drug store yesterday morning was Q above
at 8, and at 2 p. m. registered 81. 1t
turned cool towards evening.
Jacob Oliver wal arrested yesterday
noon on complaint OF Cyrus Simons for as
sault, to which he pleaded not guilty in the
Probate Court later in the day when the
case was set for hearing to-day.
An express team left standing at Hen
nessy's corner yesterday evening started
on q dead run up Main street, bat were
caught by w. B. Phillips in front of Ley
son & Turck's store before they had time
TO do any damage. He drove them down
to the Office Of the express company where
he was thanked for his promptitude.
About 8 O'Clock yesterday morning two
men crossed Missoula bridge and settled a
private quarrel with q fistic encounter.
Shielded by the fog they pounded away at
each other until the shorter of the two was
knocked out. A man passing in q buggy
saw it, but was unable to prevent the
smaller mar getting badly done up
George Fisher has discontinued his mer.
chants lunches for the present while his
kitchen is undergoing alterations.
The thermometer at Cushing's drug store
wa 4 degrees above at 8 q. m. yesterday
and 81 at 3 p. m.
Agent Dawson OF the Montana Central
says he is in receipt OF some carloads of
very fine coal
Wells-Fargo Express Company yesterday
shipped ten bars bullion from the Blue Bird
valued at $1,000.
During last month seventy-seven people
left Butte for Portland, Tacoma, Seattle
and San Francisco over the Northern Pa
cifc.
Several of Butte's young men are busy
rehearsinx for a minstrel performance and
to Judge by the interest they manifest at
the rehearsals tits bound to be a success.
A change is announced on the Utah &
Northern to go into effect m February 10,
by which the morning train will arrive at
$40.
A complaint was yesterday sworn to in
Judge Hopkins court by Addie Hayes
charging John Bonds with stealing a dog
belonging to her.
Tom Barry writes to this pape from |
Sacramento to contradict q report from |
here that he got into trouble in San Fran |
cisco, and says he is doing a first class
business In the former city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sohn White OF Basin Creek |
had the misfortune yesterday to lose their
4-ysar.o old son Joseph, from diphtheria and
two others OF their children are Frustrated |
from the same disease.
The Chinook Musical and Social Club of |
Carroll, Deer Lodge County, was organized |
Wednesday, January 80. the object be.
ing to give q series of entertainments and |
promote the social interests of it's mem
bers.
Mr.. Navoni, the violin artist, has yielded |
20 the opportunities of friends who wish to 1
hear him under more favorable auspices, |
and will give a concert on February IL,
by an orchestra OF cultured must.
Sheriff Lloyd went down to Race Track
yesterday after James Carson who had
been surrendered by his bondsmen, ard a
bond was secured immediate ly on his
arrival with Judge Loeber and Simon
as securities.
At 8 O'Clock this evening q gold watch
will be presented to Superintendent Dick
nson at Mantle Il Warren's office in the
presence Of q large gathering OF the friends
IL the gentleman in this city--and their
il legion.