Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19

J0seuff Ebapleau was made O naturalxe0
citizen in The district court, yesterday.
A marriage license was issued BY the pro-
bate court to Sampson Beer and Miss Lau-
"a A. Marsta. yesterday.
Notice ofl0eation OF the Myrtle lode, In
dependence district, was filed Tor record by
John Archibald. ct al, yesterday.
Affidavit Of annual labor performed
on the Garfell lode sas 6led for record by
George Curtier, ct al, yesterday.
In the case of Patrick Mullin vs. William
Combs demurrer was argued before Judge De
Wolfe. yesterday. Decision was withheld.
Henry Hanpt, an old resident OF Ellis
ton, died at that place Sunday. The re-
mains were forwarded to Helena Tor inter
ment%
At Z O'Clock yesterday mornisg the Their
mometer at cushing's drug store was rest
ing quietly at 52s. At 8 in the afternoon
ite perturbed spirit, lisa redone, was fair
y sizzling at ~.
Sale of lots 10 and1L in block 10, Noyes
| q UptOn's addition, by John j. Haggerty.
ct ux., to John A. McQueeny for $3.50, was
filed for record, yesterday.
All parties having bide to put in on the
Murray building, northwest corner OF
| Main and Copper, win leave the same
With Curtis 4 Majors, on or before the
goth.
Deed executed By B. d. Lezgat and C. S.
| Warren tn lot 20. in block ID. Leggst &
Fosters addition, in favor Of Maggie Rig
gins, was entered for record, yesterday.
Consideration SITS.
Sale Of the homestead belonging to the
estate of Alva C. Bishop, deceased, was
made by the probate eourt. yesterday. to
Mrs. Mary w. Bishop for $4,000.
Public Administrator Pascoe filed an ap-
plieation for letters Of administration Of
the estate OF Thomas Barka, deceased, with
the probate court, yesterday.
| In the estate of Uriah N. Tracy, deceased,
sale OF real estate, consisting OF several
| mining claims, was made in the probate
court. yesterday and order confirming sale
issued. The property was bought by n. s.
Clark and Louisa A. Thornton for $500.
Thomas Curry, indicted for burglary, was
arraigned in the district court. yesterday.
and entered a plea OF guilty. He W a re-
manded until Friday when he will be SEN
fenced.
The demurrer in the case OF William Hair
| ris. ct al, We. John Z. Lloyd. was over
ruled by Judge DeWolfe yesterday and de-
PENDANT given until July II to file answer
to the complaint. 81
In the case of Charles F. Smith va. the
Blue Bird Mining company, decided in fav-
or OF defendant, Saturday, time was grant
ed plaintiff yesterday until August II to
prepare statement and file motion for a
new trial.
Invitations have been received at Butte
for the wedding OF William !Kuippenberg
and Miss Mary Maxwell. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. j. II. Maxwell, which takes place
at Indianapolis, Indiana, tomorrow even
ing.
The Parrot Base Ball club will play the
~Anacondas, Sunday afternoon on the lat
ter's grounds, at Anaconda. 1t is expected
that the game will be a lively one as both
clubs are above the average combinations
of leather chasers.
DR.. Wellington C. Harding. indicted for
unlawfully practicing medicine, appeared
in the district court. yesterday, and on
motion was allowed to go on his own re-
cognizance. The cash bond Of $3.50 which
he gave for his appearance, when arrested,
was exonerated and the money ordered re-
Turned to him.
Yesterday mornings grist in the police
court was an unusually light one for Mon
day. Only four offenders were arraingned
for trial and cinched in the usual amounts
for being drunk and d~isorderly. One of the
gentlemen who contributed to the city's
fond was booked as the Jack of Ciubsy'
but as clubs were not trumps just then be
counted only one for game-for the city.
The game between the Dillon and Marys.
vile clubs. played at Dillon Saturday was
a runaway for the MarysyilIe boys, as they
beat their opponents by q scofe'of 14to g..
Having cleaned up the West Side, the
Marysville s~luggers are now looking for
some body who can play, at least, a prac-
tice game.