Butte semi-weekly miner., 1889-01-19
RsPoRroRIAL eLEANIxas.

The Pacific Express Company yesterday
shipped Ia bars Alice valued at $2O, 900.
| A marriage license was granted yesterday
to Augustus Fitchen and Louisa Pieiler,
both OF Butte.
Passengers expecting to take advantage
of the $40 excursion rate to st. Paul, can
reserve sleeping car berths at the Montana
Central city ticket Office.
The funeral OF Harry Tihbetts took place
yesterday afternoon from his late home in
Centerville under the auspices OF the Miners
Union of which he was member.
Pioneer Assembly. Knights OF Labor,
have a ball next Monday night. From the
way the committee men are rustling tickets
there will be q good cros in attendance.
A cooking main takes place tonight at
the Milwaukee Beer Hall on West
Broadway in which birds from some OF the
best strains in the world will participate.
A children's musical entertainment and
grab bag social is given this evening at
Evans Hall, Anaconda, in aid OF fund
for the Band OF Hope library in Anaconda.
Tom Kempsey and Chas. Evans. who
recently escaped by scratch from a
charge OF robbery, have been arrested on
a vagrancy charge and will be brought up
tomorrow evening beforeJ Judge Lippin.
colt.
The firm OF Sawtelle & Evans. in card
in tie advertising columns, announce that
they intend to retire from business and
their stock and fixtures are for sale. The
opportunity to step into a good business
in first-ciass location, such as this, is one
that seldom offers.
At a. IN. yesterday the thermometer
was 4 abovein front OF Cushing's drug store
and at noon it had risen to 16. A year ago
Monday the thermometer stood at Al be-
low in town and wac So below at the Colo
RADIO Smelter, which was the coolest
weather Of the year.
A meeting Sof the Territorial Medical
Associat ton convenes in Helena to-day.
which will be attended by several OF the
local physicians. Dr.. Murray, the presi-
dent, has prepared and will present d bill
to regulate the practice of medicine in Mon
tana, which is to be introduced in the Leg
islature at the present session.
Amos Graham was appointed Deputy
Sheriff yesterday to act in and about the
premises of the Butte Street Railway .Com-
pany.
Judge Dipgevon filled in the District
Clerks Office esterday an appeal from the
action OF the County Commissioners in
an item in his bill at his settle
ment with the board in December.
The thermometer yesterday in front OF
Cushing's drug store on Granite street was
10 above at 3 a. M; at 10 o'clock it was
at zero; at noon it rose to 100 above and
at 4 d. M had risen to 200.
Nicholas J. Bielenberg and Annie, his vile,
Yesterday conveyed to Nelson j. Doven-
speck their int crest in the southwest quar-
ter of section "a, t. 3, n. r. 8 W. with all the
thereon for a consideration
Of So, 900.
The case of Territory vs.. Tom Collins |
and John Doyle, charged with petit larceny
Of a chair from the Toledo, came before |
Judge Lippincott last evening and the wit |
aesses for the prosecution were examined.
rhe hearing was postponed till to-day to
secure the presence of other witnesses.
The horses OF one of Lavell's transfer |
wagons collided with the motor or Park |
ind Wyoming at 9 q. m. yesterday, throw.
ng them down but not otherwise iniuriDg |
hem. Ahay wagon coming down Wyoming |
street was capsized by the driver making a |
harp turn to avoid running into the other.