Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-31
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Bar Silver ok.
Born-July 80, to Mr.. and Mrs. F. Hood,
a beautiful daughter. 3-~ a. 49,
The Critics played the Helena Stars Sun.
day afternoon, and defeated them by q
score OF 80 to 10. -. .c115 ss.ss5 -
Blue Bird shipped thirteen bars via
American express yesterday OF an esti-
mated value OF $21,12O. .lsH ~ -.
II. A. Partridge &. Bro, of Divide, ship
ped six bars OF bullion via Pacific express
yesterday. Estimated value, $3.50.
Sale Of a portion of the Original No. 6
lode BY William Wilson ct. TX, to the Par.
rot company for $1,000 was recorded,
yesterday. .. q
There are messages at the Western
Union telegraph office for Louisa Fisher,
Andersen York Co., @. 3. Morris, Geo. F.
Fry and Fl. W. Fletcher. ~
William Waller, who was almost killed.
in the Gagnon several weeks ago, by falling
down a manhole, was out for the first time
Sunday. -. Isc &c .7a4-s I'm
Boston & Montana has declared divi.
dend No. 8 OF I'll per share, payable Au-
gust rs. Aggregate amount of dividends
paid, $500. 900. - I'd .eai2a
Tierney, the man robbed and beaten BY
footpads Thursday night, has been removed
to the Sisters hospital, and his condition
is considered serious.
It is reported that efforts are being made
by st. Paul parties to secure a bond on the
Blue Eyed Nellie, exhaustive description OF
which appeared in Sundays MINER.
Grading has been commenced for the new
Hibernian hall at Centerville, and the
building is to be ready for occupancy in
sixty days. Cost will be $15, 900.
James Magill, under arrest for robbiug
the Office Of Drs. Shultx & Tam, was bold
in the sum of $500 by Judge Hopkins
yesterday, to appear before the grand jury !
on a charge of burglary.
Deed executed by John G. Dolan in favor
OF Hyrum Graehl, conveying an undivided
one.half interest in the Stanford lode, was
fled for record yesterday. Consideration,
$3.50.
The east ~thirty.fve feet oil lot 8, and all |
OF lot Q in block z, Butte townsite, have
been sold by James Moffet and wife to |
Daniel J.. Hennesy for $4,000. Deed was
for record yesterday. 40 NAG q. Il
Emanuel Jacobs and J.. a. McCarthy
have leased the Gregson springs for a term
terms OF the lease the leasors will pay a
rent OF $4,000 a year, in advance.
Mrs. Lewis. who won the sewing machine
which was ra filed for Saturday night, for
the benefit Of Mrs Cazier, very generously
returned it to the original owner, accom-.
panied by a wish for her better success and
in the future.
It was decidedly hot Yesterday after.
noon, in fact the heat was the greatest sx.
perienced this summer. At z O'Clock in the
morning thermometer at Cushing's drug
store registered 90 in the shade, and at
3. m. the blood-colored liquid had risen to
780, while in the sun it was lowering near
;he nineties.
The excursion party of gentlemen who
eft here three or four days ago, the
'uests OF Marcus DAILY. returned Sunday
'vening, having gone al far as Red Lodge
Ind Billings. The greater of Sunday was !
pent at Helena. Fourteen members com.
'rised the party and report a most delight
vi jaunt. - f
The managers OF the Geological gardens
re making strong efforts to have q num-.
'er OF new attractions to offer on the date
I the Miners union picnic, which event
axes place at the gardens August 1S. They
I'LL do everything in their power to make
he picnic the greatest event ever known in
bis section OF Montana.