Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-22
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WHs enleIeu ioE IeCoru yeeoorudy, ny J.I.
Dunn, ct. al.
a dispatch for James Sheehy remains I'm.
claimed at the office OF the Rocky Noun
tain Telegraph company.
Henry Machen, ct. al, filed notice OF loca-
ton Of the Eagle lode, U~norganized district,
with the county recorder yesterday.
Location notice of the Red Carbonate
lode. Twin Mountain district. was filed for
record by Henry Machen, ct. al. yesterday.
Sale OF the surface ground of the Car
lotta and Broker lodes by A. J. Davis to
Dennis Simpson was recorded yesterday.
Consideration $3.50.
The Mcnamara House on West Copper
street is one of the best kept lodging
houses in town. The rooms are neat, clean
and airy.
Transfer OF one eighth interest in the
Kentucky, lode by John O'Rourke, ct. TX.
to Godfrey and Helen Lavelle, for $500,
was fled for record, yesterday.
Ernest M. Trask, ct. ux., decided to James
A. Murray aud Fl. l.. Frank an undivided
one eighth interest to the Kentucky lode,
yesterday. for $500.
All the little girls who intend to ride on
the car-of.state in the Fourth of July
parade are requested to leave their names
Wv wv ooSN OOOA0
Eleven of Marcus Daly's r acers have been
stabbed at the ace track and will remain
there until after the July meeting of the
association.
This evening the ladies OF the Presbyte.
rian church will give q social and family tea
in the basement of the church. Tue tea
will begin at 6 O'Clock.
Alderman Tewey will begin at once the
erection OF q three.story brick building
2sx10O on the lot adjoining the St. Nicholas
on the east. The new building will be used
as a hotel by Mr.. Tewey.
A z a. m. yesterday the thermometer at
Cushing's drug store registered $50. At 8
p. m. it had climbed 12e, and seemed to be
quite comfortable notwithstanding Cush.
ing's complaint that the weather was too
cold for June.
A bioramic exhibition of over $50 views
will be given this evening at the African NJ.
e. church by Rev. DR.. E. E. Maltiell. The
exhibition will be for the benefit OF the
church and a large audience should turn
out to assist so worthy a cause.
j. r. Davis, q man about 45 years old,
was arrested q few nights since by the
police while wandering about the city ap-
parently out OF his mind. He was ex-
amined in the probate court yesterday, and
adiudged insane and ordered taken to the
asylum.
Tonight the Wilson combination of pu.
gilists will give an eS hibition at Renshaw
hall. George Kessler and several other
local lights will take part. The principal
feature OF the evening will be the effort of
an unknown to stand up before wilson
six rounds.
A ball and reception was given at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Pinkard
last night, in honor Of the Billy Wilson
combination who were the principal guests
OF the evening. All present enjoyed them
selves immensely and declared the occasion
to have been one of the happiest and most
delightful OF their lives.
The MINER ia in receipt OF a literary
curiosity in the shape of q letter from
Young Dempsey" written by that worthy
while at Spokane Falls, in which he avows
his eagerness TO fight Jack Farrell for any
amount under $1,000, with or without
gloves. He further say that he will fight
any man in America who does not weigh
over 1875 pounds. If Dempsey's fighting is
no better than his o~rthography and COM
position he certainly has much to learn.
Anders Wenge, aged AZ years, died at his
residence on East Quartz street, north of
the High school, yesterday morning. Flu.
neral will take place from residence this
at 2 O'Clock.
Jack Farrell says he is willing to accept
young" Dempsey's challenge. Now. if the
and eminent gentlemen will only
retire to some secluded place and maui
each other until they are tired, a patient
public will every pray, ETC."
Nellie, aged 2 years and 8 months, the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Demp-
sey, died yesterday morning. The funeral
will take place this afternoon at 3 O'Clock,
rom the residence of the parents. No. 252
East Park street.
Sale OF surface ground of the Autocrat
ode by 81. G. Kessler ct al, to A. F.
Bray, for $3.50, was filed for record, yes
Yesterday evening, at $50 o'clock, the
at Cushing's drug store |
registered 66, twelve degrees warmer than |
1T 2 in the morning. |
There are messages in the Western Union |
Telegraph Office for w. B. Wiffern, w. A..
)anforth, G. B. Mathews, Henery Mckee |
Ind Wm. G. Simons. |