Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-03
LOCAL BRIEFS.

session this evening at 8oicl0ck.
Notes oil location Of the Wild Boy lode.
unknown district, by Ben TwitcheIf, ct. 81.
was filed for record yesterday.
Sale Of $3.50 shares Of Monitor Tunnel
|etoek by "; {. GWitser4t to G. w. P0meroy
for 5000, was recorded yesterday.
Quite q serious cave occurred in Che
Homestake tunnel Saturday, which will
retard work considerably in the big four.
Thomas IL. Pengelly and Miss Charlotte
FOymo were unitei In marriage by Rev..
y. McAllister at the Mountain View N. y.
church, Monday.
Fifty.two at 2 q. m. yesterday and an
sven SOC at 800 o. m, was the temper
allure az indicated by thermometer at
Oushing's drug store.
Charles g. Shoemaker has been appointed
by the county superintendent to ill the
vacancy in the sehooIboard, caused by the
resignation Of Mr.. Brophy.
A team belonging to q man named Far
|mer ran away on lower Main street. yeeter-
day evening. One OF the horses fell and
broke his shoulder and was shot to end his
misery.
Quit claim deed executed by j. r. Walker
to lot 2 in block II, Walkerville, in favor
of L. w. Foster, was filed for record yes
tsrday. Consideration SEQ.
William Fitzpatrick, ct al, have located
the Inter Mountain lode, u~norganized dis
trict.
Moulton shipped eight bars via the Pa
ciRc express yesterday oil an estimated q
ne OF $12, 12S.
Notice OF location OF the Deer Lick lode,
unorganized district, has been filed Tor
record by Eli Thorp, ct ell.
Part OF the surface ground Of the Nellie
lode has been sold to Joseph S~treibrisch by
Noah Armstrong for $112.5O.
DR.. and Mrs. Murray have sent cards to
their friends announcing that they will be
at home Tuesdays, after August 10.
Shipment OF twenty-one bars was made
by Butte & Boston via American express
yesterday. Estimated value $31,S62.
The Scandinavian chump who was finn
fiammed at the Utah 4 Northern depot.
Tuesday, is still looking for the fellow who
did him up.
Pat Duffy. Charles Donley and one Gar
rity were escorted to the refrigerator by
Officers McLaggin and Daum yesterday al
ternoon. The three statesmen had been
fighting. Duffy was fined $40 and costs
and Donley pungled IS and trimmings.
Clarity will be called upon to-day to make
q response to the usual question put to de-
fendants relative to their guilt or inno-
cence.
The hearing OF Selma Joe" before United
States Commissioner Irvine has been con-
tinued for one week, owing to the illness OF
the commissioner. Joe is accused OF sell.
ing whisky to an Indian.
So far the bear at the Comique has
thrown all wrestlers who have tried him.
Fifty dollars will be given to any one WHO
will throw him two falls out OF three.
In consideration of 500, 900 shares of the
capital stock OF the Muldoon Silver Min
ing company, e. 81. Irvine. ct al, have
deed the Muldoon lode to the company is
suing the stock named.
The telephone company is taking up all
OF it's old poles throughout the city and
replacing them with new ones, painted q
dark brown color, and not nearly as In
slightly 10 the ones being taken up.
Under the direction OF the street and al
ley committee, good work is being done
in the way of repairing streets, by the
street commissioner just at present. All
concerned are earning the sincerest thanks
of persons in the city who own a team.
The Zoo" will offer as an extra attraction
next Sunday, Professor Ponsolos, wonder
full trained bear, who performs many won
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manual Of arms entirely by word of COM
mand. A handsome young fawn has been
added to the menagerIe department.
It is said that Bailey Youngston, who
gained considerable notoriety last year for
being indicted for the murder of City Mar.
shall Duggan of Leadville, was in the city q
few days ago. Youngston at one time was
q member of the Leadville city council.
The Union club danced and frisked about
generally at the Geological gardens last
night. The attendance and condition OF
the atmosphere both %conspired to make
the occasion one long to be remembered
with pleasure by the participSIts.
Dense clouds of smoke from the destruct-
i've timber fires raging to the west and east,
still continue to hover over the city, and
ut times become decidedly oppressive,
especially so during the night. The fires in
the vicinity Of Elk park are said to be un-
der partial control.
Yesterdays MINER announced the advent
of a daughter in the family of F. Hood.
Instead OF a daughter, however, it was a
son, and the correction is made in defer
ence to the young gentleman's feelings,
while the reporter who was guilty OF the er-
ror is somewhere between here and
Pocatello walking out of the country.
Mrs. e. Cosgrove, wife of Patrick COsgrove,
| who died at her residence at Centerville,
Monday evening, will be buried this after.
noon at 2 o'clock. Deceasedwas but 21 years
OF age and her death was caused by blood
poisoning. The Borrowing husband has the
sympathy OF many friends. who share with
him in his grief.
Yesterday afternoon the men engaged in
digging the trench for the Main street
sewer, above Granite, put in an unusually
heavy charge while blasting in bed rock.
The result was that the conclusion broke
q number of windows in Harris clothing
store, also in the Bonner Mercantile Co.'s
store and the Northern Pacific ticket office.
The inmates OF those places were badly
frightened and it took Walter Wynne two
hours before he recovered from his fright.
Mabel Blanchard, q colored nymph,
whose complexion is that of a rich, ripe
pumpkin pie, was arrested Saturday after
day on complaint OF one Brisette, who said
that she had robbed him OF $50. The
wicked Mabel gave bonds for her appear.
ance before Judge Newkirk yesterday, and
now she is trying to get bonds %insuring her
appearance before the grand jury, for the
Judge considered her guilty and mildly in
formed her that it was either bonds in the
sum of $500 or 60 to Jail. She went to jail,
as no kind friend would come to her assist