Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-17
C BRIEFS.

D. R. Ward, formerly of the Pine Tree
saloon, has opened up a saloon near the
Silver Bow mill.
Shirley & Co.. of South Butte have moved
into their new quarters, corner OF Arizona
and Railroad streets. III
1.-THE Paymaster," a drama with a
plunge bath attachment, will be at the
theater on Monday night. .
Charles A. Fischer, the man who suicided
at the McDermott a few days ago, will be
shipped to San Francisco to-day.
E. H. Irwin ct ux., have sold to Charles
Diehl lot 10, block Is, in Noyes & Upton's
addition, the consideration beiag $50.
Nels Christensen, aged "a, OF Blackfoot,
Idaho, and Miss Mata Chopper, aged 20, of
Anaconda, were married yesterday in this
city.
G. NJ. Crawford and wife have sold to
Sarah Knox a one-third interest in the
Effie quartz claim; also au undivided one.
third interest in the Lizzie lode.
Died-At Butte, August Is, Helen Viii.
mot daughter OF N. c. and Adelaide M.
Ray, aged five days. Interment at con.
venienee of the family. =.
Miss Anna Correa, aged 21, sister of
Emanuel Correa, died yesterday at her
home on West Broadway. The funeral
will take place to-day at 6 o'clock p. m.
The upstairs portion of Goldsmith's
store, which has heretofore been used as a
meeting hall for secret societies, is being
transformed into a number OF small Offices.
J. 7. Roberts, aged 26. died of pneu.
monia at the Sisters hospital yesterday
morning. His body win be embalmed and
shipped to his home, Trinidad, Colorado.
to-day.
The Caled onia society will meet this even
ing at its regular meeting place. AS bust.
ness OF Importance will come up for discus
sion, ali members are requested to be
present.
The American Express Co. shipped thirty
one bars OF bullion yesterday, twenty-five
of which belonged to the Butte & Boston
and six to the Lexington. Estimated
value, $45, 900.
Shirley & Congdon, owners of the lot on
the -outheast corner of Park and Wyom-
ing streets, have given a two.weeks' option
on the ground to Virginia City parties, the
consideration being $4,000. They were
offered 10000 for the pr, perty a few days
ago, but refused to sell at that price.
John Hanley, one OF the five men charged |
with brutally beating three men in Center |
Vile a short time ago, was taken before |
Judge Hopkins yesterday, and given a |
The nature of the evidence Vas
such that the Judge bound him over to al.
pear before the grand Jury. "
DR.. Schlesinger, the great chair RATHER, |
has pulled his freight for Helena. 1t is
presumed that his hasty departure was
brought about by the members of the Sill
yer Bow club extending him an invitation
% visit their rooms for the purpose of Civ.
ng a seance. The doctor evidently did
lot care to pose in the center OF the
|harper-ey ed members of the club, and So
concluded to take in some of the capital
Abe Heyman desires to know why it is
hat when a town in some other part OF
he territory wants to take a picnic excur.
ion it always manages to steer clear of
but when Butte goes out on an ex.
ursion she invariably visits some other
own. The MINER cannot solve the convn-
unless it be that Butte is more gen..
rous to her neighbours thar the neighbour.
re to Butte. They are jealous OF her
prosperity, and were it not for the Jealous
pirit such an answer would arouse in the
'reasts Of her neighbors, The MI,ER would
Use to remark that with Butte it is one
o%ntinual picnic the year round.