Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-09
REPORroRIAL GLEANINGs.

REPORT0RIAL GLEANINGs.
Born to the wifs OF Charles Medlaks at
Msaderville. Tuesday, February 5, H.
pound boy.
There are two cases OF diphtheria in q
family named Webster living on East Park
stree5 near the Central boarding house.
Wells argo's Express Company yester-
day shipped thirteen bars of bullion from
the Blue Bird, valued at about 10000.
BY deed recorded yesterday, E. q. Irvine
has vacated Clark's addition to the city.
On Monday evening, Miss Daisy Doty
celebrated her eighth birthday by giving o
party to q number of her little friends, at
her home, corner Of Idaho and West
Galena streets. A supper was served, and
all had an enjoyable time.
!! The defendant in the case OF Territory
va. John Lyons, under arrest for the theft
of Abe Heyman's clothes some time ago,
waived examination before Judge Lippin-
colt yesterday and was held for the grand
jury.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
| to WIN. f. Yaeger and Miss Lizzie Kern,
and Justice Engel, who is fairly entitled to
be called the matrimonial Justice, made
| them man and wife Immediately after
wards.
The Supreme Court adjourned on Mon.
day until Tuesday next, when, it is expected,
| opinions in all outstanding cases viii be
rendered. Only one opinion was rendered
on Monday, confirming the sentence OF the
lower court in the Godas murder case, and
setting the date of his execution for March
9Th.
The wallis and ceiling OF the court room
in the city hall have become so dingy and
smoke-begrimed that it is almost impos-
sibie to tell what the original pattern OF
the paper is. They can be very easily re-
stoi ed by a simple process that has been
applied successfully at the Silver Bow Club
and elsewhere in town. The subject is
worth the attention of the Aldermen at
their meeting tonight.
Ed Morris pleaded guilty yesterday to an
indictment for stealing a Goa and vest
from ID. J. Hennessy & Co. on Monday and
was sentenced by Judge Lippincott to 80
days in Jail and costs. His partner in the
crime, Nelson, pleaded not guilty and will
have an examination.
Stephen McNichols, one of the men who
had a fight in a carpenter shop at the st.
Lawrence on Monday, has publicly chal
lenged John Burns, his adversary, to a
fight toO finish under any rules at any
time for $500 and has put $50 forfeit
with Silas King. It is understood that
Burns will accept.
Agent Talbot wrenched his ankle at Sill
yer Bow early yesterday morning by step
| ping off the cars on some loose iron on the
platform and DR.. Howard. in the absence
OF DR.. Murray, surgeon of the road, was
routed out OF bed to go dow and attend
to him.
Mrs. Laura j. Scott, the wellknown land.
lady OF the Albemarle, yesterday bought
from Henry Jonas and wife the house and
lot at the southwest corner of Utah and
Granite streets for ST 5000. The lot is so
by AZ feet andiadioins the Albemalle, afford
ing her additional Don facilities for which
she has constant demands on her.
The Fulton Market has passed into the
hands OF c. II. Lawson and John Corrigan
who will conduct the business at A West
Park street SO as especially to meet the re-
quirements of family trade, having on hand
OF poultry, game, fsh, vegetables and fruits
| OF all kinds.
Judge Turner yesterday received word
from the Idahoan mine, four miles from
HALEY in Wood River district, hat at the
700-foot level a crosscut had been run
which had struck a vein 80 inches wide in
silver n lead. All the other mines in the
district are looking well, having done a
good deal OF development work last year.
The Judge lately secured from the district
a rate OF 81 a ton, for the railroad,
a reduction of SIS a ton, making it possible
to ship now with a profit.
The thermometer in front OF Cushing's
drug store yesterday registered leo above
at s a. M. and 49o at 8 p. m.
In the estate of Uriah Tracey, Public
Administrator Pascoe was yesterday given
charge of his effects by the Probate Court.
The Probate Court yesterday appointed
John E. Lloyd, E. II. Bowen and j. 8,
Power appraisers of the estate of Thomas
/. A. Williams.
EFT. Mckinstry was yesterday appointed
By the Probate Court administrator d. b.
n. of the estate of H. W, McKinstIy, the
| application of Lee Mantle being denied.
The hearing of the petition for letters
| OF administration on the estate of F. 0.
Linforth was continued in the Probate
Court yesterday to Friday at 10 a. m.
+ The plans for st. Patrick's parochial
schools have been completed by Architect
Chevigny, and the front elevation shows a
| handsome threestory structurefronting on
Washington street.
| Tickets for the Turner masquerade ball
are now on sale for gentlemen at Calkins'
book store and for ladies at Miss behring's
ON Granite street ard Mesdames Cooling
and Smiths on West Park street.
The suit of Gsin vs.. Pincus was yester-
day dismissed in Justice Hopkins court
by the plaintiff at his cost, he being salts
fled that he had lost the bet and there
fore did not want to recover his money.
The programme of the Nayoni concert
next Tuesday is one of the finest that has
ever been presented in this city and will
ensure a large ~outturn on that evening to
hear it rendered by thorough artists.
| ]. W. Jess and Kitty Francis have made
a decided hit in their Irish specialties and
comic songs at the ComfQue this week.
They should be seen to be appreciated and
will no doubt crowd the house to over
flowing.
Large and appreciative audiences con-
tinue TO visit the electric clock exhibition,
new attractions to which are being con-
stsntly added. Those wishing to see the
exhibition should 60 at once as the engage
ment in this city will oon cease.
Ed Smith, formerly well known here, died
at Granite Yesterday. His remains will be
brought here by the Sons of America, to
shich order he belonged, and will be buried
by them here unless his mother, living in
Massachusetts, expresses a desire to have
them forwarded to her.