Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-18
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The Union club party will take place. al
Renshaw hall tonight.
United States patent to the Lizzie lode
owned by Edward and Michael Hickey
was filed for record yesterday.
Charles Obertries has filed letters OF ad
ministration Of the estate of Lena Ober
tries, deceased.
Fol creating q disturbance and fghtins
Jack Lungdure was fined IS and costs BY
Judge Newkirk yesterday.
Michael Cherry, of Dublin gulch, in,
formed his friends yesterday that be was
the father OF one of the finest boys that
ever arrived in the camp. The youthful
Cherry made his appearance yesterday.
At z O'Clock yesterday morning the ther.
mometer in front Ct Cushing's drug store
registered 30 above, and 4 in the afternoon
4S above.
Fatrlck Murray, Tor vagrancy and beg.
ging on the streets, was sent to the bastile
by Judge Newkirk yesterday.
The little son OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Haldorn, who has been seriously i'll, is now
out OF all danger and rapidly convalescing.
Perverse type yesterday made the Alice
bullion shipment 60 via the Pacific express,
whereas Wells Fargo we're the f~orwarders.
t. j. Gordon conveyed an undivided bali
interest in the White Bear lode to J., T,
Nagle, yesterday. Consideration, $75.
Reserve your seats to-day for the Kessler.
Harold match. Saturday evening, at Cal.
kins & Co.'s bookstore.
Members OF the Young MeH's Institute
will find a notice for q meeting on the third
page.
Attention Of members OF the various
lodges and societies OF the city is called to
the meeting notices which appear on the
third page Of this Issue OF The MINER,
b. F. Wood has placed some oil bis
patent long range lightning rods on eight
OF the school houses OF this district. The
rods are ornamental as well as useful.
Susan A. Wood, aged 55 years, died at
her residence IN Colorado street, yesterday
morning. Funeral will take place this
afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Mining deed executed by John W. Swain
ct al. in favor OF T. J. Maggie, conveying an
undivided half interest in the White Bear
lode, Summit Valley district, was fled for
record yesterday. Consideration, 500,
Z. D. Quinn, under arrest for selling
property with intent to defraud, was un.
dergolng trial in the probate court yester-
day afternoon. Trial will be concluded !
this morning.
Andy Curry wa run in by Officer Haus-
"lrth wednesday night for committing q
nuisance on West Broadway. Yesterday
morning Andy paid a fine of 81 and costs, /
in all to $11.
The Columbia gardens will be formally |
opened next Sunday, and judging from an.
pearances the capacity OF the grounds will |
Do 1fied to Its utmost, as almost every
ntndu in fha cifu sof,-lc a. l. IL 4
The local camp, 2. O. 8. A., will visit
anaconda on the Fourth of July and unite
With their brethren OF that place in a
observance of thaday. Last year.
me Anaconda camp celebrated in this |
lily, hence the present arrangement.
A number Of surveying parties are at
work on the Northern Pacific cutoff he
'Ween Butte and Three Forks cross section-
ng for the proposed road. One OF the par
les is but a few miles out from this city.
The machinery ordered for the Wabash
viii arrive within a few days, POSSIBLY vet
the week ends. As soon as it ia ON
ground work OF putting it in place will
'egln, after which mining operations will
70 resumed. |,
Several arrests were made of parties yes
erday who failed to obey the ordnance
HN SON"C cSnANluS ou Vic 6bE66IS 10 Il
e tied. II the police intend to enforce :
ordinance to the letter they will find :
lenty of work, especially on Broadway, :
9th sides OF the dividing line.
The suicide of General Adna Anderson, =
hich occurred at New York, Wednesday q
the cause OF much local comment YES. O
'rday, the gentleman not being an entire 6
ranger in Butte. Heaccompanied Henry Il
lizard when hat gentleman was on a visit, n
'veral years ago, and was one of the party
by she Silver Bow club on that
Much speculation was made By o
most everybody az to the probable cause c
led III to take his life. One we'll. fl
1own gentleman was heard to remark that e.
was probably remorse at having been q
srty to locating the Northern Pacific main
le via the. Mullan tunnel instead of by
natural route, the Homestake pass. q