Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-03
LOCAL BRIEFS.

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~stockholders' meetings on the third page.
The Willard party, which spent sew
eral days in the National park, has gone
east.
/ Bijou cigar store tie only place in Butte
City to get q fine cigar. Box trade q spe'
cialty.
Fifty-six at z a.. m. and 66 st $50 p. m.
was the temperature as indicated by Cush'
ing's thermometer yesterday.
The front OF the Combination block il
almost completed and already presents q
handsome and substantial appearance.
George Pascoe was appointed admins
traitor OF the estate of Thomas Barkla,
deceased, by the probate court, yesterday.
Brooks, the opium fiend, was tried before
the police court yesterday, and acquitted.
As soon as released he was rearrested and
held on another complaint.
Affidavit OF annuallabor on the Broncho
lode. Summit Valley district, was filed for
record yesterday, by W. o. speer, ct. al.
The July meeting OF the Washington and
Idaho Fair association opens at Spokane
Falls July 3, and continues until the 9Th,
inclusive.
Transfer of lot 9 in block D. Warren &
K~ingsbury's addition, by Richard Payne to
L. Kinds, for $500, srecorded yester-
day.
The picnic OF the Mountain ViewMethodist
church, at Central park, yesterday, proved
a very enjoyable affair, and several hun
dred people attended.
District court adjourned yesterday after.
noon for the term. Supreme court will
begin its session July 8 and will set date
for the term OF the lower courts.
In the estate OF John Olnstein, deceased,
annual statement OF administrator was
filed with the probate court yesterday,
and petition made for right to sell real
estate.
The Turner'S regular family social will be
held Sunday evening at Caplice hall. A
good time, as usual, is expected.
Sale Of lots 1 and 2 in block 16, Noyes &
Upton's addition, by p. r. Dolman, ct. ux.,
to Milo H. Sanders, was filed for record,
yesterday. Consideration $4,250.
Colonel Horst is enlarging his Washing.
ton brewery property on East, Park street,
and will erect a two-story brick in real of
the present building.
An order was made in the probate court,
yesterday, confirming sale OF the home
stead in the estate OF Alva G. Bishop, de-
Biiou cigar store The only place in Butte
City to get g. fine cigar. Box trade a spe-
,ialty.
The Montana Central will run a special
10 Helena on the Fourth, which will leave
vt z a. M, to take over the Alice and Bos-
ION q Montana bands, which have been
Engaged to play at the capital.
A ~neighborho cd quarrel was dragged into
ustice Hopkins court yesterday after.
loon. All the parties interested were
women and the judge fined defendant the
osts OF the action for assaulting com.
claimant.
A rich brussels carpet. new furniture and
everal other Improvements have changed
ne county commissioners room in the
house from q dingy, dismal hole into
cheerful and airy place BETTING the uses
o which it is put.
The Payanella family and Mile. Garretta
her trained pigeons, cockatoos and
have been re.engaged and will appear
t the Geological gardens to-day, as also
ill the Electric Girl"
F. Giard has had plans drawn for a. two
tory and basement brick building, 2Sx1OO
'et, which he will erect on the lot opposite
stable, recently made vacant by |.
be fire. Work on the structure will be
at once. |,
Bijou cigar store the only place in Butte
lty to get a fine cigar. Box trade q spe.
atty.
A special train will leave over the Mon.
Union to-day at 1 o'clock to convey
le ball players and their friends to the .
.elter City. The game between the local !
ne and the Anacondas promises to be
OF the best OF the season.
Bijou cigar store the only place in Butte
ty to get a fine cigar. Box trade a spe-I
atty.
Plans have been completed and contract
t by William Owsley for the erection of a.
lick store, iron front, on the lot which he
fns on East Park street. adjoining the
oster block. The frame buildings which
I've occupied the ground have been re-
owed preparatory to commencing efcav-
ION Tor their more imposing and substan- 4
ii successor. v
The race between Nettie 8. and Dowd's
m Miller which was to nave been run G
.sterday afternoon, failed to eventuate. e.
lller away with his Jockey, who was O.
able to hold him, and Dowd refused to o,
him start and a compromise was made. -
lite a crowd had gathered to see the race "
q considerable disappointment resulted ',
cause OF it's failure to take place. d
Bate. chairman of the committee y,
by Butte Lodge No. Il. l. O. G. 81
20 inspect the various picnic grounds IT,
the line of the Montana Union, last m
ursday, desires to express the thanks oil
committee to General Travelling Pas .
yer Agent Murray Miles for the courte. Ut
extended. The gentlemen composing Gu
committee are ready to affirm that as fr
entertainer Murray has no equal. Gu