The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-31
Local News.
From the Daily OF Thursday.

From the Daily OF Thursday.
The Lexington shipped ten bars OF
bullion yesterday valued at SIS, 04s.
Call at No. 10 Granite Street Lodg-
ing House for bargains in hats and
furnishing goods.
The Butte telegraph office will be
supplied with a night operator after
April lst.
Another skating carnival at the
Pavilion on the night of the 5th
prox. If
Some very exciting and interesting
races are being prepared for Saturday
night at the Pavilion.
All five dollar Communication tickets
will be refused for admission to the
Pavilion on and after April I'd. If
Our five-year-old asks: "Mamma,
does God tell the hens when it's
Easter, so they can color the eggs??'
General Sherman, Chief Justice
Waite, and Justice Gray are expected
to visit Montana the coming sum-
mer.
John Doe and Richard Roe are on
their good behavior and the drunk
business is exceedingly dull at the
Police Court.
One of our society bellies pronounces
the new spring style of bonnets, "a
compromise between the clamshell
capute and bath-tub gainesborough."
Ladies' reception at the Pavilion
tonight, with the usual programme
of reverse circuit, and marches. No
prizes will be awarded to lady
skaters.
On the expiration of present gamb-
ling licenses, equestrian poker games
will not be 81 plentiful, as the new
law fixes the license at 500 per
month for each table.
A one mile race, contestants"
lady and gentleman hand III hand,
for a cash prize at the Pavilion on
Saturday night. The entry list is
now ready for those intending to
skate this mile.
"The best mile heat on record" at
the Pavilion on Saturday night
Many Of the flyers will endeavor to
beat their own time and that OF any
other set of wheels that has rolled in
Butte. X
Sheriff Irwin left this morning for
Deer Lodge having in charge the
Longmaid horse-thief, Dick Pettis,
who will be consigned to warden
Botkin's keeping for the next two
and a half years.
Woman can't be judged by APP
pearances. She carries a red plush
portmonaie in her hand just as proud
ly when it only contains two hair.
pins, a door key and scraps of poetry,
as when filled With daddy dollars.
The Rocky Mountain Bell Tele-
phone Company of Ogden have filed
articles OF incorporation with the
Territorial Secretary at Helena. The
capital stock is placed at $500, 900.
This company takes the place of the
present telephone company.
Mayor Owsley has received a letter
from TIL. Meinhardt, of Mittweida,
Germany, asking the whereabouts Of
Harry Kuphalt. The information is
sought for by the musings mans
mother. Kuphalt was on Meadow
Creek, in Madison county. in 1880,
and thence came to this city.
We acknowledge the receipt from
Mr.. G. X. Bafles,4G General Passenger
Agent n. P: r.. r.. of an elegantly
illustrated pamphlet entitled 1.-THE
Yellowstone sEational Park" in
which the beautiful scenery of Won
derland is mdsetb the subject ofgraphic
description al artistic illustration.
The spring tk,n Of court for Custer
county will calusne on the 10th of
April. with Jd Wade presiding.
Galbrais will hold Judge
Wade's Chote county term of
court, ~beginnin 3he third Monday
in next Month. Judge Wade will
hold court at Boz Ian as he returns
rom Custer.
Those portable Ut beds:eads At
are just the thing.