The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-02-18

throne, III Ee&2l AZURE u
sat Otto Miller, - Gambrinus. B
meath, his workers and dev0tees
ca ume with instruments of labo
In ront garlanded with flowers an
evergreens, several kegs of bee1
from which. a. occasion require
they drew and raised the foamiu
tankards Of Centennial brew. TT
great chariot was drawn by six beat
tifully comparisoned horsel drive
by an expert,
CALIFORNIA BREWERY.
The car of this well-kn0wn res0l
was topped with . canvas tent. O
one side was . descriptive scene Of
shepherd, with Charley Schmidt a
herder, his big dog Birdie at his heeli
followed by . great drove Of sheer
With picturesque scenery.
On the opposite side the beholde
saw Louis Linneman at a brook, wat
ering q band of sheep, and hun
dreds of the bahia family rushing
to meet their savior. The corral
and cabins are In the distance ant
also the assistant herder shooting
lamb-stealing cayote. The American
colors only, Ornamented the car IL
red, white and blue. Over the ten
in canopy was the names of tn
houses. At the rear, in plain colors
the quotation from the New Tesla
ment. 1.-THE Good Shepherds" and
then, st. Mark to St. John, chapter
IS, verse AZ, "Ali ye who are in trou'
bic and distress, come into our folds
and follow u.s." The inscription il
suggestive, to say the least. Inside
the tent were several shepherds, en-.
joyiDg the fruits Of labor well per.
formed.
TIE COURT IN SESSION
Was represented by . judge, clerk
and jury who made an astonishing
impression. On the side of the car
the words: "Dlstrict Court In Ses-
sion ; Celebrated Smoke House trial;
evidence of corner stakes; U. s.
TOWNSHIP patents thrown out !; evil
dence of no mine at all overruled; no
more pilgrim judges wanted"
THK BLAcKsMrTHs
were counted In with anvil, bellows,
forge tools and workmen; plying
their trade and was represented by
Alfred Chartells.
THE EAGLE BAKERY
wagon was covered with canvas, on
the outside Of which were loaves of
bread, huge pretEels, cakes and crack.
ers. Inside, half . dozen bakers en-
mssque. with white caps and aprons
and the implements of their profess
sion. On the rear Of the wagon the
inscription $500 bakers wanted to
run opposition"
FISH. -
The loud shouting, big mouthed
fisherman who displayed whole car
load Of all kinds Of fish, represented
the firm Of Brown & Beebe, ON West
Park street. His voice was not
musical, but when put forth ct its
full capacity, let the Butte people
know he was there and had fish for
sale.
TEMPERANCE.
In the center Of the car stood q bar
rel Of water on top of which was q
horrible csricature of "Poor Ben."
On either side of the car were two
dead-drunken men labelled "Too
much water"
Following this car was another
with the legend on either side, "Self-
controlling temperance" The scene
q beer hall with men and
women inside drinking beer socially
and merrily.
The Bijou turned out eight people
In beautiful and grotesque costumes.
himself as a monkey rodea
horse of many colOrs, and rode him
On any place from his esrs to bis tail.
He also had in the procession four
goats hitched to . small sleigh, on
sat his little daughter Of eight
RUNNERS. She drove the animals
we'll until III the middle of the line of
march the ill-mannered boys fright>
,ned the goats with pelting snow
pals, when an upset occurred which
broke up the little lady's part In the
performance.
THE MINERS
We're represented by a hosting
bucket and tools, and above
he workmen the motto I'm Union
here is Strength" On the other end
If the platform was q barrel labeled
and just below High living
# family; $3.50 per day with twelve
hours work."
BOYER's planning MILL,
With regular machinery, lathes. chip.
ing machine, blocks and turning
'utdt with men at work attracted
unusual attention.
J. n. BOWLS
array Of elegant damask, silks and
lush covered furniture was unique
q its arrangement.
THE HIBERNICON.
Professor John Chrysler, the ad-
anee agent Of tho Hibsrnicou, |