Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-12

Deposits are already being made at the
city ticket Office Of the Northern Pacific for
the ice carnival excursion to st. Paul.
At 8 q. o.. yesterday the thermometer in
front OF C~ushirg's drug store showed 3 de-
grees above, and at 4 p. N. it stood about
20 above.
Marriage licenses were issued in the Pro-
bate Court yesterday to Joe A. Singer and
Mics Mary e. Boland, also to w. II. Gull
lum and Miss Rosa e. Whitiord.
There will be Q special meeting Of the
Butte Turn Verein this evening at which
important business calls for a full attend
ance OF the members.
Poundmaster Walsh yesterday c0rralled
q mule, q horse and four cows belonging to
various parties, and niue head OF stock be-
longing to one a
The interest of the Clark brothers in the
Blue Eyed Nellie mine four miles west OF
Anaconda was sold yesterday to Frank G.
Brown, the owner Of the remaininginterest.
The Northern Pacific city office has for
sale sleeper tickets to Helena, Livingston,
Billings, Miles City, Glendive. Bismarck,
jamestown, Fargo and st. Paul, for which
ber.hs can be reserved at any time.
The cases against the balance oil the men
arrested for the robbery OF Blumkin's
pawnshop last week were dismissed yester.
day the evidence o being deemed strong
enough to make out a case against them.
The smelter smoke came up town again
yesterday with the easy familiarity OF a
poor relation, just to show the Board oil
Trade what very small potatoes. and few
10 a hill at, that, it is. The COMMITTEES
can now proceed with their work with bet
ter relish than when it is clear.
T1bc Trooo1r h- JoaJ lo%ad Ionuorr 9
conveyed to John r. Toole of Anaconda.
for a consideration OF $4,000, one-sixth
interest in the Banner lode claim, one
sixth interest in the Columbia lode claim
and a half interest in the Flag lode claim.
All in Camp Creek mining district, Silver
Bow county. .
Three more vags were run in last even.
ing, and three men arrested Tor q fight in
| the Eagle saloon.
The thermometer at Cushing's drug store
stood at 90 at 4 p. m. yesterday afternoon.
| although it seemed much milder.
Ten berths in sleeping cars have been al
ready engaged at the Montana Contra
| ticket office for the St. Paul carnival.
A petition was fled in the Probate Court
yesterday for letters of administration
lie bonis non on the undistributed estate
of H. W. McKinstIy, by Lee Mantle.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
to Joseph Hogan and Miss Margaret Sulli
v n who lately resigned her position o
teacher in the Walkerville school.
No trouble is anticipated on the Utah &
Northern from snow blockade this season
owing to the fact that the road is provided
with rotary plows which can cut their way
through any kind of snow drift.
Chief Stoner and Officer Carroll found q
Swede in a half-frozen condition this morn
ing near the eastern city limits on Parl
street and took him to au adjacent cabin
the owner of which undertook to thaW
him out.
The tags for dog licenses have arrived
and the poundmasrer and police will entel
at once upon g relentless war on the canine
race, H~nprovided with licenses. They will
not only throw dogs in but shoot and xii
them.
w. W. Adams and his wife have LEASED
the Hill Side claim and a portion Of th'
| Williams lode, with the house. barn anC
other improvements on the first, for five
years from January 5, to John A. Gordon
ct AL, at $500 a year.
The man Murphy, arrested on a requisi
ton from Helena, it appears, was wanted
for q rather doubtful case OF embezzlemen
from one OF the worst sure.thing gamblin,
houses in Helena where they flourish il
unrestricted luxuriance. Sheriff Jeffriei
took Murphy with him yesterday on ths
| $3.50 train.