The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-04-11
Local News.

The Pavilion closed last night tC
temporary repairs.
The Helena District Court term ad
journed last Monday.
General Grant will be 63 years oil
if he lives till the 9th of this month
The newly elected city officers q
Helena were inaugurated Thursda!
night.
A social dance will be given by tn
Liederkranz society at Caplice Hall
this evening.
The telephone company now nav
122 telephones in operation in Butte
City.
J. Shull, of Drummond and Mis-
Lizzie Conn, of Deer Lodge. wer'
united in marriage last Sunday.
The Republican City Committee
are called to meet ut Judge Lippin
colts on Wednesday evening next.
There are thirty-two guests in thu
county Jail who are being acc0mmo.
dated with free board and lodging
John Worley is busily at work re
fitting the Branch Mint, where he
was burnt out on Monday nigh,
last.
Exhibitions of female ferocity or
West Park and Galena street.
should De suppressed, or else the
town will surely go to the bad.
Miss Katie Putnam. has announced
her intention of again visiting Butte
next week. Miss Katie will be glad.
ly welcomed by her many Butte
admirers.
The Anaconda company are pre-.
pairing to manufacture their own fire
brick. They are crushing rock from
their quarry near Dillon to use in
the manufacture.
Pursuant to a recent act rendered
by our city fathers the great register
will be opened for the registering OF
the names of those who desire to vote
at the approaching election.
Judge Wilcox, not to he behind the
average property owners of Butte,
has commenced repairing his build
ing on Park street. which was
burned cut on Monday night, and
the property will soon be ready for
tenants.
Travel between Butte and Anacon-
da has increased so greatly that the U.
& n. folks have concluded to put on
An extra car here for the Anaconda
passengers. The coach is left at
Anaconda and brought back to
Butte by the train from Garrison.
A creditor approached a Butte citi-
zen yesterday with a bill and pre-
senting it was informed that he would
have to wait a little longer. Cali
right" he good-naturedly answered,
Jpn e you again." mot If 1 see
you first, you WON'T" muttered the
man who was behind in bis pay
ments as he walked off.
MI. Van Gundy, of the Western
Brewery, Is busily engaged in erect
ing a substantial frame building on
Main street near Park. The structure
when completed will be leased by
MI. J. A. Gordon, formerly of the old
Theatre Comique and will be made
n of the finest public resorts in the
city. Mr.. Gordon has a host of
friends who will be glad to see him
once more to the front.
A visit to Denoon's Tropical Pal
ace by a MINER reporter yesterday
found that its basiness-like proprie-
tor, not to be behind the times, is
getting ready for the expected boom
in summer trade. A new floor is be-
ing put in and a regular spring trade
inaugurated. Mr.. Denoon knows
how to cater to the public taste, and
we bespeak for him an immense
INNER trade.
Our genial host of the Revere
House, MI. Bogk, Is engaged in
making extensive improvements to
his already popular hotel. An addi-
story is being added the en-
tire length of the building to accom-
modate his increasing trade. This
contain twenty large, we'll
ventilated room, which will be fitted
Up and ready for occupancy in!the
'ourse of a few weeks.
City Marshal Hauswirth has pub
ished and posted in conspicuous
places notices regarding the deposit
Ing Of any ofal. putrid or other Of
matter, upon our streets or
lpon the private premises of any
me, and people will do well to take
warning therefroM al q heavy fine is
,ttached to such an offence. The
anitary condition of the city at pres
mt Is far from what it should be, aud
his action on the part of the City
MARSHAL is just what is needed to
'revent sickness and disease this
ummer.
A partially inebrated individual
esterday created quite a scene on
lain street On being eje cted from
be Silver Bow Saloon by declaring
e was BILLY de Boxer and Billy de
entleman," and that he could whip
ny man that would put up his
fins" to him in the Territory, the
rowd hooted and yelled and for a 4,
me 1t seemed imminent that Bill
de Boxer" would have to whip
lie entire crowd. A bystander imi-
ting the authoritative tone of.an Of
Ger, told him he had better ''git"- j
nd he got. -
Samuel Trice, a sporting character .
t Bozeman, undertook to shorten !
le career Of an aggressive editor of {
le Bozeman Chronicle recently for '
aving published the fact that the ,
,rmer was living in open adultery }
18th n Mollie Burbank, but with .
usual luck of paragraphers- .
won't kill 'em--the edi- F.,
,r escaped by the interference of a !
l.. the BritiJh. m oraeE. to escape an I,
allotment by the Grand Jury, mar 3
ed the lady in question that same '
7ening--two souls We're made :
Apply, and the quill-driver still '
axes his rounds, seeking whom +
e may..devour." .