The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-03-01
Local News
From the Dni1y OF Thursday

From the Dnily OF Thursday
Helena again rejoices in electric
lights.
Mr.. James w. Whitiatch, who is
now in Chicago, is expected to arrive
| in Butte about the middle of next
month. '..-
!, Hamilton, who escaped from the
Deer Lodge penitentiary n few days
ago, and for whom the Governor re.
fused to offer reward, has been re-
captured.
On aud after the lst prox. the w.
U. in this city will send 4 message OF
ten words to any part OF the United
States for $l.00-a material reduction
from former rates.
The Rentz-Santley Burlesque Com
pauy opens at Renshaw Opera House
Tonight. A large sale of seats has
already been effected and the indica-
titsns are the house will be filled to its
fullest capacity.
A correspondent as6s: What Is
laughter? Go to the rink some even.
ing aud see a stranger to the crooked
ways OF tue festive roller skate put
them on and attempt the ''roll' II
you really want to know.
From private letter Just received
by a gentleman in the city from a
friend in Georgetown, 1t is learned
that the Pyrenees is opening out
splendidly and that large run will
soon be made upon a fine body of ore.
1t was one of the dudes who
penned:
She struck my fancy when We met,
With love my heart was stricken;
ssroked her hair and called her pet
II strikes me shall neer forget
The stroke that made me quicken
Ny snail-like pace
Aud leave that place.
The Chicago company which re-
Gently bought the Pyrenees mine, Of
Saltou Cameron, has incorporated.
The mining property Of the company
includes the Southern Cross group of
mines situated abont mile from the
Pyrenees. The company will issue
stock and place the SAME upon the
Chicago market.
Will the poet who sent us the fol-
lowing please forward the missing
line: Some great thought that will
start this sluggish world into fever.
ish life Is doubtless lost In the last
line for we don't find it in the others:
Soon we'll see the spr.ng-time coming.
With it's ballny breath 50 sweet, oh.
Then we'll hear the hungry humming
Although his name does not ap-
pear upon the bills. Dave Cusick, the
middle weight champion of Mon
tana, will appear in the ring to-mor-
row evening at the Theatre COM
ique upon the occasion Of the bene-
fit to Jimmie Sullivan. Cusick and
Mccormick will wind up the enter
tainment with a rattling sparring
match.
One of those provoking typograph-
ical errors which frequently occurs in
the best regulated printing offices,
was made in setting up the letter of
Eaplice. McCune & Co., night before
last. The copy read, "This statement
is incorrect" The types made it
say, "rhis statement is correct" The
body of the article, however, plainly
indicated the meaning Of the writer.
The error was corrected in the Semi
Weekly and in justice.to Caplice, No
Cune & Co., we reproduce the whole
letter this morning.
Although the order has been pub
lished the traveller on the Northern
Pacific must not overlook the fact
that any passenger attempting to ride
on an "lron clad" ticket purchased
from scalper or other irresponsible
party will be compelled to pay first
class local fare or will be put off the
the train by the conductor. Passen-
gers must purchase tickets of regu-
larly authorized agents of the compa-
ny, if they desire to avoid trouble.
The term Iron clad,' used above,
refers to limited lin time) tickets
which are signed by any person other
than the person using them.