The semi-weekly miner., 1883-02-21

oUR HI.NGA LBxGBR.
Art Loan 4xhibjtjo0-Ooloot a
thD llinors' L:on-HAxt AZ the
0Q0blin9 IjCo00o AOt-
1xto01lon Of Butte
CITY Limits Liholy
70 be Oe1oate0.

The OO-c1lle0, ana 000oc00D - Be 20
called, metropolis Of Nootana y ct
pVeoent eojoyiDg t:se beauties and
Festivities u art cjub exhibition. Ye
ladies' of Butte who have, for the past
two Or three years. been diligently
labosinG over plaques aud executing
pgodigioss landscspes, etchings, etc.,
take warning, lest tIis s0-ealled me-
tr0p0liy eclipses you in the way Of
at The exhibition 10 truly . merit.
0sious one and contains some works
from the best painten. The eontsi-
bGtions to the exhibition are not
strictly confined u Helena artists.
Governor Crosby has contributed
quite number Of beautiful etchingx
that he secured In Italy, and ether
citizens l'svs con, 1ibuted valuable
paintings, laees. curiositits, ancient
paDeteIy. brtc-A-b1ac, etc. It u ru-
mosed that . scheme h On foot to call
upon Speaker Aayhew aud Repre-
sentatives FOrbis to make addresses
upon art this evenin9.
Council met this morning at The
usual hour and proceeded With the
usual order Of business.
A resolution providing foe an ap-
preparation In the SUM Of 81 ,UtD for
The relief Of A. W. Tanner for servi-
CO Iendered the Territory In securing
the arrest in Ohio Of one Augustus
Kallaghan, was taken up 10 the COM
mittee 0f the whole. Ou molten Of
Mitchell the amount was reduced to
>oW.
A bill for ~ act conc. rning liens
upon mines and Mills was taken up
on it, third reading. The measure,
- explained hefo5e. allows any L.
boFes, skilled Or unskillrd, tp secure
. lien On any mine or mill, nl,ewith
standing aDv n,ostg.gest that nsayhav
boe0 e0t0rtd d Up against The propertey
prior to the time tive labor was pe1.
formed, snd had the bill passed 1t
would have made It almost an Inn
possibility, for any operator to b0r-
row money up0D-anortgage to develop
mining property. Tne question BE-
ing put, was lost by the following
vOte.
Ayes--(arlwell, Gillette, Hamil-
ton aud Thomas, 4
Noes-Rass, Cheesman, Cox. Mitch.
eli. Morris, White. Witter and
Stuart. 8.
The next bill Of any importance
acted upon was an 4cf In relation
to county licenses. The bill provides
that ANY person "r persons who
shall keep any house Of saloon Of
room where any banking game or
other game Of chsnce!!is deait q played
Tor money, or anything repseseniing
money, or having money value, 10
nsed het, ventured or hazarded in
any city, town "r village, whcse
popl)atjon Is greater than live hun.
I)red perss,ns shall before the start
Ing such business. pay t. the County
Treasurer . license az forty dollars
per mouths, and In edition thereto,
sucb person o1 pexons shall pay . |
license for each table (which table
hall not exceed eight fest In length
by four In width), on which The
Eame commonly called Faro b
lsalt Or played. twenty-five dollars
pr mo0th and such pes1o0
or peSsons shall my . license for
sach table (which shall not exceed |
light teet jn length and four and |
.0e-half jeet In width. IN which |
'he games eommonly called ''pes-
,eataGe." ''stud- -horso poker," OF
!y-one," Of "high-hall," or ''shost.
hso." b dealt OF played, Of 800 per
eenth; ard such person Or pessons
hall pay for any Toom wheseiu the
Dnme called ''keno'' h played, dealt
y conducted, . license of $50 per
no0th. which shalt b exclusive o1
~ other ga2eo. And eueh person
= pessons shall pay license TT each
a6)e on which The Gnme called
Roulette" II played, oftl6O. and lor
)ocb and every o&hef bonking gams
rot mentioned iu this seclion, such
peno0 q pessons shall pey . license
i >s60 per month. In towns where
ne population b less than 500 and
more than 10 Defs0ns, o0e-half 0e
ne above Licences are required, and
where the populatio0 b ~ than 80
.essoos the licenses shall b one
00Seh q the anDounts abovo named.
3ue thb section shalt not b con.
aSue0 % auth0SjSe ~ permit any
E! |:@: !.soei6''ed By the laws Of this
Upea vote bsiag taken the blll
'oa.eo unoolmoUsly. |
'.ssesibjsg Of IS Deer foiIee rec-
e4s - - much thesoofas peresino to
'olvee How county. AFTER 6uch wind
q wossy. was )ost By . vote of I've
- ~ans a. III