Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-29
o BRIEFS.

Marriage license was granted TO r Rey
bolt and Lille Knute yesterday BY tht
probate court.
Giacomi Bertoni, Carl ]. Carlson and
Gotfried Scharrer were granted final natur
alization papers yesterday.
George Pascoe, public administrator, has
been given letters OF administration Of thu
estate Of /. Edward Shepherd, deceased.
Charles Obertreis was appointed admin
istrator OF the estate OF Lena 0bertreis, de
ceased, yesterday.
Notice Of location Of the DAISY lode, Hal
Columbia district, was filed for record yes
terday by Joseph Campeau. ct al.
Transfer Of lots IL, IL. Ii and Il, bloch
Ia. Neyes and Upton's addition. by Jane.
w. Forbis ct ux., to John ii. McQueeneyl
consideration $500. was fled for record
yesterday.
Bargain and sale deed executed by An
tome Marceau in favor OF A. D. Campbell
to lot 10, block 2, Noyes q Upton's add
terday. Consideration 500.
An order was issued out of the prebats
court yesterday continuing the sale o
property OF the estate OF Uriah Tracy, de
ceased, until next Monday.
/ Henry Nickle's paternal heart thumped
With more than its usual vigor yesterday
evening when the attending physician
tapped him gently on the shoulder, anC
whispered in his ear, at is a boy"
Dennis Lyons and Thomas Barrett, wer.
convicted Of petty larceny before Judgt
Newkirk last night and fined $40 each anG
given the same number OF days in tht
county jail.
NJ O 6-n--l~- 1s-I - - -@-sI~-A4
314 South Washington street, yesterday
Nebraska to-day, for interment.
A special meeting of the brotherhood O
the Union will be held Wednesday. to-mor
will be made for participation in the me
mortal services Decoration day.
The electric light company has pur
chased q new incandescent plant Of q
capacity Of $50 16-candle power lights
The new lights will form q separate circuit
and will have no connection with the plant
now being operated. Material for the plant
is now enroute.
Removal of Montana Union general
offices into the Capliee building was com
pleted yesterday afternoon, much to the
satisfaction of the officers and clerks.
Next to moving a printing Office, moving
railroad headquarters seems to be a little
the most dsagreeable task in the world.
II tlermometrical Indications count foI
aught, summer has come to stay. At Z
O'Clock yesterday morning Thermometer
at Cushing's drug store registered 40 in the
shade. At 3 p. m, the mercury indicated
60. In the sur it was attaining a rather
giddy height, indicating 74s
As can be seen by their announcement on
the second page of this paper. Messrs. Hight
& Fairfield, the Main street jewelers., have
introduced q new feature into their bust,
ness, which, il it receives the patronage il
deserves, will rebound to the material vel
fare OF those who join their clubs and bring
q satisfactory return for the small SUM
invested.
Davis and Kessler have signed agreements
for q scrap to take place some time next
month, exact date not yet set. Under the
agreement Davis is to knock out Kessler in
ten rounds, and if he fails, Kessler lie to re
tceive 500 and all gate receipts. Should
Kessler not be able to stand up for the ter
rounds, Davis takes everything.
DR.. Bovette, v. g., has returned from
Marcus Days stock ranch whittier he hat
been to attend Hattie D., one OF the
famous flyers for which the ranch is noted
The flley was suffering with pneumonia
and for q time it vas thought she would
die, but she has SO far recovered that al
danger is passed, and she will be shipped to
California shortly where she is entered fol
some OF the big races.
Frank Paxton, whose brother John is al
attache of The MINER office, and who re
sides at 1913 lower Idaho street, this city
was the lucky b older of ticket "a, 2S1 in tbs
May drawing of the Montana lottery, and
in consequence drew 1925. Frank had
played the 81 ticket in the Louisiana lot
terry for several months, 80 in May ht
bought q dollars worth OF 25 cent tickets
OF the Montana and was consequently very
handsomely rewarded for the change.