The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-04-26

| 1ss1 1ssssays Daily.
P1Ro0NAL.
Mayer Beal b confident Of the success
! Of the entire Democratic ticket.
The Earl of<3hanley he's . question
! to be answered In the Interests Of public
policy.
The Marquis Of Todd b plenttfolly
supplied with Lubin's extract OF New
Aown Hay.
Mt. VIM. Ja,k was on the street yea
terday, though not entirely recovered
from hjs severe cold.
Nr. Isaac McCutcheon, the recently
appointed Secretary Of Montana, Is de-
tanned in Michigan by business engage
ments.
Rumor hath it that Butte will have
one less inhabitant tomorrow than 1t
had yesterday, twain being made one
flesh.
Mrs. VIM. Read, wife OF the assessor OF
Silver Bow county, returned Sunday
! morning from an extended visit to salt
Lake.
Jehn Gibbon, IT,, son Of Gen. Gibbon,
iIas been appointed /. cadet to the mill
tary academy ut West Point, and IL
credited to Montana.
DR.. Winston, Of Jefferson City, Mo.
who spent most Of the winter here with
his friend, DR.. C. p. Hough, wrote the
latter that he reached st. Louis in just
four days and three hours from Butte,
after . safe and pleasant journey.
Among the latest arrivals at the Gen.
tennial Hotel are: A. r. Bruce, Jeher-
con county; o. G. Middlesworth, Port
land, Or; A. J. Sachmap, fan Francis
co; John A. Morrison, Pipestone; o. j.
Salisbury and r. c. Gentsch, Salt Lake
City.
Nessrs. Dusseau, Fitschen, and 6peck
left for Deer Lodge yesterday
morning to play at the grand I. .. O.
F. ball there last night. They will
probably remain to play tonight at the
exhibition by the Leo Ideal Company
in that city.
DR.. Parberry, formerly . member Of
the Territorial Council, end proprietor
Of the White Sulphur Springs, has re.
turned with his wife from . visit to
friends and relations in the East and
South, and called yesterday 1T the
MINER office. The Dr's many friends
will welcome his return.
Mr.. Isaac Dean, accompanied by his
wife arrived in Butte from the east yea
terday morning, and during the day the
gentle man received the congratulations
Of host Of his old friends and acquaint-
ances. Mr.. and Mrs. Dean are stopping
ut the st. Nicholas, where they will re-
main few days, preparatory to locating
either in this city or Deer Lodge Val
Icy.
Among the latest arrivals ct the Mt.
Vernon Lodging House are: A. F.
Thurlburt and A. NJ. Miller, Friend
Vile, Neb.; J. Hall, Arizona; James
Coley, Iowa; Alfred Williams, Illinois;
Joseph Hartfort, Wisconsin; Josie Ray
mond, Nevada; r. Boyd, Nebraska; L.
Ton, CAL; H. Ferington, Napa,
CAL; J. w. Miller, Sutro, New; Roy
James, Virginia City, New. John Doyle,
Colorado; Miss Alice Western, Denver;
L. Dunn, Virginia City. NJ. r.; H. AL
len, Iowa; Mrs. Susan Davis, Colorado;
d. +. Roberts, Bodie, Cal.
Among the latest arrivals at the st.
Nicholas Hotel are: b. F. Wells,
Deadw0od; Isaac Dean and wife, Silver
Bow, T. NJ. Harris, Memphis; r. H.
Menifee, Perry, Mo-; Chas. B. Walker,
Menphis, Mo-; DR.. A. Berthiez; Virgin
IN Citv, New; A. G. Weikart, Helena;
VIM. Tate Taylor and L. Pease, Spring
Mountain; C. NJ. Bell, Omaha: J. Solo.
mon and G. Lippman, San Francisco;
Peter Lansing, Deer Lodge; Geo. sykes,
Rockville, Conn.,; J. w. Hendricks,
Denver, Co..; J. G. March, New York;
VIM. Parberry and wife, White Sui
phur Springs.