Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-24
LOCAL BEEEn.

Additional local on third page.
Ticket No. ITS won the house and lot in
West WaIkerville raf1ed yesterday.
Poorman has declared . dividend Of
iour CENTS per share, payable August 10.
Born-uly 81, on East Park street
the wiie Of Alex Anderson. . daughter.
The greater portion Of the pipe Tor the
Main street sewer has been laid between
Park and Broadway.
There are messages at the Western Union
Telegraph Office for Mrs. Nellie Cress, C. v.
Freund, w. "A. Riley, o. A. Turner.
Fifty ut Z d. N. and "a at $50 p. M was
the temperature as indicated by thermom.
eter at Cushing's drug store, yesterday.
Charles Schmidt, Of LienemAn &Schmidt.
was made mere than happy yesterday by
the arrival Of q beautiful little daughter. I
Sale Of the north two feet Of lot 6 in
block 81, by Frank Quinn, ct. ux., to j. 81.
Curtis for $500. was filed for record, yes
tsrday.
William Verran fled petition with the
probate court yesterday asking for letters
Of administration OF the estate OF Samuel
Verrau, deceased.
An agent with q patent adding machine is
canvassing the city. The device is appar-
entity q very useful continuance and 10 said
to be absolutely correct.
Attention OF members OF the Fire de.
partment is called to notice for q special
meeting this evening. Important business
will be transacted.
A pool room has been fitted up in the
Combination. and pools will be sold each
evening on all prominent sporting events
all over the country.
DR.. Davis, q welLknown practitioner oil
|PocatelIo, Idaho, died at that place OF ty.
phoid fever, Friday evening; 30 DR.. Howard
was informed by letter, yesterday.
James Wilson, q vag, Tor begging on the
streets, was given twenty.four hours yes
terday, by the police court in which to
shake the dust OF Butte of bis feet. He
shook it. .Hf .eI-2
One OF the large gray horses which haa
been driven to Wells-Fargos delivery
wagon for some time, died OF The prevail.
ing horse disease Sunday. The animal
vas an exceptionally valuable one.
number Of tickets have been sold
for to-day,s-excnrsionzato zGentrale=park,
under the auspices OF the ladies OF the
Christian church. A delightful day is an
ticipated at that beautiful resort, boating
fishing, etc.
LEU cX6CutcO ny Uu0 ouUtO " Oo6SOA
Mining company in favor Of the Butte City
Street Railroad company conveying right
OF way across the La Plata and Alexander
|lodes, fifteen feet wide, was fled for record
yesterday. Consideration $3.50.
A heavy fall OF hail with snow and raiI
accompaniment occurred at Elk park, yes
terday. The mountain tops on the divide
were white with snow, and hail covered thu
ground OF the park to such an extent as te
be observable q long ways of.
Hearing of the appealin the cas- OF Rob
erts, the murderer, will probably take plac'
during the present week. Transcript OF evi
dence has been completed AMI forwarded te
Helena. Roberts maintains his old cir o
indifference and recklesenfss, andisas com
posed and firm as on the day when he wal
locked up. I
Hand bills are out announcing q lectur,
at Renshaw hall next Monday evening b,
Brigadier Fielding and Private Mrs. Field
ing on the "Origin, Rise and Progress" o
that nondescript organization known al
the ~"Salvation Army The brigadier ant
the humble private are connected with tn
Pacific coast forces, and will be assisted b,
other noted fighters OF the evil one.
About a hundred persons big and small
from this city spent Sunday at Contra
park. One enthusiastic novice with tn,
oars received a good ducking in the lake b.
upsetting his boat while trying his hand a
racing. One ofthe most graceful as well 81
fastest oarsmen was Undersherif. Thomef
and he made his boat fairly fly over th
bosom OF the lake. In TACT he pulled
regular varsity" stroke.
The Boston Symphony Orchestral clus
has been reorRanized for the season o
1SS9.9O. Max Bachert, the manager. write
to The MINER and says il q large eDougl
subscription list can be raised the clul
might possibly give a performance at Butt
while enroute to the coast. Among othe
| stellar attractions OF the club are Mis-
| Oshtrom, the favorite Swedish prima don
ma, Alfred DeSeve, the violin virtuosc, OFT
Langey, the composer and cello soloist
and Fred Lax, the great flute player of Gil
more's band. The Theodore Thomas or
chestra will accompany the club on it
tour.