The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-18

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY IS. 1852.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY is. 1852.
Prom Thursdays DAILY.
The Butte minstrel troupe was organ
led last night at Renshaw's Hall.
The atmosphere yesterday was beI'ny'
Two DRINKS and disorderlies yesterday
IN the Police Court.
At the Miners Hospital last evenin :
patients were all doing we'll.
The music Ut the Firemen's Ball waa
furnished by the silver City Cornet
Band Orchestra.
Butte mills and snlelters are turning
cut = constantly increasing quantity OF
bullion and matte.
The President of, the Library Club
will assign characters in a new play and
call rehearsal ut IN carly day.
Last Monday fourteen cars Of ore and
copper matte for Baltimore. and four
mrs Of bullion for the Omaha smelter,
were shipped south.
Mr.. Frank NJ. EASTMAN, L. S. Dis
trict Attorney, arrived from the East
last night Ly the L. l. n. road, and LETT
this morning for Helena.
One OF the 'kids" pleaded guilt yes
t.r.lay !,c!nrc Judge Wilcox to charge
O. drunk and ,lisor.lcrly, and paid his
E.x l:S... ., 1;ff Ia man
The Silver City Cornet Band, under
the direction ut Professor Dusseau, the
Alice C"rrct Band. under Prof. Wall,
the Union Band, Of centerville, and the
Theatre Cn,niiue Band will all take
lart in the procession.
John Gallagher was brought in yes
tcr.lay from, the Park suffering with
crys:,el,s, and taken to the Miners
HOSPITAL. He fell AMI bruised his face
sometime since and expose: himself,
with this result.
We are glad to l'c able to announce
that the windows for st. johns EpiscO-
nal Church have arrived, and will be
pat in place before next sunday. The
memorial window donated ny W. A.
Clark, Esq, is not yet finished.
The I'i'M Of the 18th says: 1t is COLI
r..ied tl.at the electric light is a success
for street lighting where it j. placed at
convenient intervals along the streets.
It is certainly very beautiful and far SUI
nerior t" gas or any kind Of light yet in
troluce.l. The latter plan If iliuminat.
ing the streets Of Ogden has been
adopted by the City Council.
1t will i,c against the game law after
March 1st to- shoot pheasant, fool ~n,
gr,,,,~c, prairie chicken, quail or par
fridge. This law will lc in force unit
the LIT If August. Section Of the
game law also says that the possession
az the dead lnxli.'s. ar "ny part thereof,
Of any animals or birds mentioned in
this act, Ivy amy l@rsOn or persOns, shall
lie taken as lr;wa .fH~;" evidence that
such person or PERSONS arc guilty Of
killing the same"
from fridays 1'aiiy.
Criminal circles arr quiet.
Sex u.l. .: situation wanted.
Business meeting ri the I.jcirrkranz
hsst night.
Another lmlmy winters lay-tl'er-
p,o,,,ctcr twenty below zero.
J.x. Campbell continues slowly to r.
oovcrhis old time health and strength.
The north toll,i train on tic L. K y.
rvrd wa> delayed several hours last
night.
George Yr,gear, WHO ditsl Wednesday
1t the Workimgn,cn's Hospital, will
probably ~ buried to-day.
The police. officers and courts are hav-
ing u good deal Of leisure time these.
days.
Now that the streets arc numbered 1t
il in order {" invite your friends up t"
I'm. Main street to take Il drink.
One hundr, Il elegant nI:sr! uer,ale suits
for the Carnival Ea!l arc now for rent ut
Warren = old store, On last Ir:.uway.
At half-!a~t four "cl"ck yesterday
afternoon rarcirn 4 D'Aclcui's Their
monctcy registered seventeen below
zero.
Mr.. McM:nn report, the G"!dtiint as
hooking unusually we'll. lie predicts
that it will l,c On. "f The great bonaHz:,s
Of the district.
Some au.l;,rio,,> law-breakcr who
fears rcii!rr the law nor the sheriff,
stole Il in,:i:,.or,at from the Shcriti"s OF.
ii,s. day before yesterday.
In spite a.. tlle extreme c".tl Il number
Of ladies and gentlemen enjoyed them
selves lat cvcIilrr al the Episcopal
-, .ial held Il: The rs<i,.cncc": Mr.. Ci;as.
g. Warren.