The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-03-02
[From Tuesdays Daily.1

riisI Dlstrlct Court, which Will convene on
the first Monday in March.
The value of the first shipment of bullion !
from the Algonquin mill at Hasmark, was |
between $l2 900 and SIS, 900, which is pretty
good for a starter.
John Doe and Richard Roe were each fined
70 and costs yesterday. one for profanity and
abusiveness and the other for overlooking his
stomach with distilled liquor.
We acknowledge the receipt with compli-
ments of Mr.. d. H. Weston, Territorial
Treasurer, of the annua report of the Auditor |
and Treasurer of Montana for the fiscal wear
1879.
Mr.. Award, editor of the atlantis. all
nounces that Freeman, the fellow who is
now in Helena protesting TO be connected
with that paper, has nothing whatever to do
with it. "A word to the wise, etc.
The report of an engagement between
Judge Loeber and a lady of dramatic inclina-
tions, is pronounced by that gentleman as pre-
mature, and without foundation in fact.
Readers, however, will form their own con-
illusions.
Tn smiling countenancc Of Mr.. D. Il.
Beck has been transferred to the new store of
H.. Barnett, the ladies' man. Mr.. Beck, will
always be found at his post, and will be glad
to interview his numerous lady friends upon
the dry goods question.
AT the race OH Sunday one man lost $4,000,
together with his watch and chain, which
goes to prove the wickedness of gambling on
that holy day. The winner seems to argue
differently and will hereafter make all his
bets on the Sabbath. lie says that Providence
stood in with him.
A petition was in circulation yesterday
protesting against the carrying into effect of
the PostInaster-G Generals recent order in re-
lation to star route service. 1t was numer-
Qusly signed, but from a dispatch received
yesterday from Washington the danger of
the restriction to a weekly service is probably
clltl.
Mr.. VIM. Owsley. owner of the building
formerly used for theatrical purposes, is con-
templating extensive improvements so as to
increase the capacity and convenience of the
upper hall. 1t is designed to extend the build
ing in the rear to a distance of thirty-five feet,
and to arrange the upper floor for dramatic
purposes with the necessary dresslng-rooms,
trap-dools, etc.
The example of tie lady and gentleman
Of Glendale, mentioned in another column,
who met, loved and were married within the
short space of half an hour, could be profit
ably followed by some of our young society.
Coal oil is one dollar per gallon and 10 parent
who is not & millionaire can afford to let a
young man call on lis daughter ottener than
once a week. We commend the half hour
dodge.
From Wednesdays Daily.I
The new ore house of the New York Cop
per Company is rapidly nearing completion,
at Mealerville, under The direction of Mr.. ).
TuItle.
"Camille." which draws stclt crow ded
houses wherever produced, will b" performed
by the ,Sawteile company this evening. to be
followed by the side dis;ending farce OF "J"n-
ny Lind"
Under the auspices of the Lutte " ., king
mems Union. Il grand ball will I've given ii This
city on the 18th of March. y gc!.ral Invita-
ton is extended, and the occasion is sure to
be one Of rare enjoyment.
Last might on the OCCASION Of the scr'nd
performance of the Bankers Daughter, an
Other large audience was in Attendance and
the piece passed off smo"thiy. But however
much the performance" was to be admired, It
must be remarked that the music might be
vastly improved. The musicians, jndivi!u-
allv. are excellent performers. but the urrileS-
TIA is altogether too small. and should Ger
tainlv be increased if extra musical talent i,
available.
From Thursdays Ially.l
Judge Loeber is desircus OF selling his
bowling alley outfit. Sc" AL.
Mr.. Dunn, of the Alice company. is tNp"cs-
cd return from Salt Lake in about Il week.
Helena men regard the Capital City as til"
hub of the universe, but in reality il is ONLY
the hub of Lewis and Clarke county.
MIR. Frank Marsh returned TO Butte Nrstcl-
! day from Cable, pli'ipsburg and other places
which he visited on internal revenue '!l>i-
ness.
Ii Judge Bar!et'> court yesterday L nEui WAS
fined a total $50 Oh a charge u ilit!ratneIt of
his wife. There We're rXtenUating ciI;nm-
~sianres. and he was let of easy.
An assessment of ten dollars each has lpen
levied against those interested il. pr,'t">: Ing
against the granting OF the Sm"kr House
patent, for the purpose of tcfraying necessary
expenses of The adverse claim. The COM
mittee request that the money be paid ia at
once to MIR. Lee w. Foster. chairMan.