Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-06
REPoRToBIAL GLEAN1NGs.

The Pacific Express Company yesterday
shipped 10 bars bullion from the Lexington
valued at $28,224.
The thermometer in front Of Cushing's
drug store on Granite street yesterday reg.
istersd 80 at 8 g.. m. and II at 8 p. m.
From the first of June last to the first OF
March, the city derived the benefit OF 42Sh
days work Of city prisoners upon the
streets.
Wells, Fargo Express Company yester.
day shipped 9 bars bullion from the Blue
Bird valued at $13,S40 and "a bars Alice
valued at $34,16O.
A ons-thousand-dollar AZ per cent. bond
belonging to the estate OF Ed. Kane was
sold In the Probate Court yesterday to q
J. A. Heron, realizing $1,o7S.
John Harkaway, arrested for fighting
with Den Howe at the Comique on Tues
day night, raj acquitted in the Police
Court last evening.
Prof. Robinson's social party Thursday
night at Caplice Hall. Class nights Mon
day and Saturday. Matinee, Saturday
afternoon. r
For sale5 imported Percheron Norman
stations, I Grade Clyde and l Canadian
stud. Can be seen at the Oregon stables
until the 10th.
Samuel Morgan, arrested for abusing q
girl named Minnie on East Galena street,
pleaded guilty in the Police Court last
evening and was committed in default OF a
hne OF IS and costs.
The work of grading the Court House
yard began yesterday, and when COM
pleted from 1S to 20 inches oil soil will re.
place the distintegrated granite removed,
which will be sowed with grass seed.
Thomas Richards wal appointed jailer
and deputy sheriff by Sheriff Lloyd yester.
day in pursuance of his intentions hereto
fore announced in these columns.
Den Howe pleaded guilty in the Police
Court last evening to two charges OF fight
ing and disturbance Of the peace at the
Comique and carrying concealed weapons
and was fined IS and costs in each case.
James Fitzpatrick was found guilty by a
iury in q Justice court yesterday OF as
s~aulting his wife and fined $40 and costs. in
default of which he Was committed.
Mr.. William Parsons has bought the car
load of imported stations brought to this
city by Mr.. Ramsey, of Denver. MIR. d
SOM has the horses for sale at the Oregon
stables.
The new bill 1T the Comique is drawing
crowds every night and proving the strong.
est attraction yet placed on it's boards.
Raw Filburn and Lulu Powers are univer.
sally pronounced two of the prettiest girls
that ever appeared on the stage OF that
theater.
Robert E. Sanders was arrested early
yesterday morning for passing a counter
felt SO bill on the Platte City (Neb.) bank
in Maxwell's saloon and will nave his ex.
animation to-day before Judge Lippincott.
! He ia we'll known to the police who have
been on his trail for a long time.
On March 81, 1889, at the residence OF
A. A. Burton, the marriage of j. 8. Gilston
| to Miss Barbara NJ. Smith, was solemnized
IN the presence of q few friends, Rev. A. G.
| Couey officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilston
| have the congratulations and best wishes
| of all who know them.
The right OF way for the Montana Unions
| new line from Anaconda to the Silver Bow
| county iine has been bought by the attor-
| ney OF the company, w. II. De Witt, as
| sisted by Right of Way Agent Frank K.
| Miles. A harmonious agreement was
pany D id literally for the land it acquired
To q case in Justice Hopkins court yes.
terday, in which only one witness was sx'
amiDed, who testified chat she and the
| defendant alone were present when the
| offence OF which che complained vas com
mltted, in which case q number OF Other
| witnesses were summoned whose evidences
was immaterial and not required, the
County Attorney filed q motion that the
| fees of these Witnesses be disallowed, IN
tending in future to take stringent meas
ures to rave the county from unnecessary
costs in justice courts.