Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03
BEES BUDGET.
THE QUESTION OF THE HOUR WITH
ANACONDA BACHELORS.

AAA XO0
ANACONDA BACHELORS.
Views OF Some Of Them ON q Matrimoni,
Topso-Miss Birdsalps Rsadines-soci.
no,n.. at tn. smelter CITY Duriu
Lsst Weske
c,r. M.r.h 90
Of tine Miner.l-We all Recognize 1ne Iae
that it is not the thing to discuss tn
weather. but everything has settled dow
"a eomrlat.,v that - arc fortnnat
N,@-p"N ..n 800
.n having sooo Wea.ner :" .A'A
The MINISTRIES Droket ne Oh on
week, and notwithstanding the fact tina
the doors Of Lent have closed on a.
worldly pleasures, the hall was crowded Of
both nights.
THE oHuRoH ENTbhrAiNAENr'
The entertainment on FRIDAY plght wa
a genuine treat. Miss Birdsan can hois
| an audience spell-bound, and this talentet
lady's selections were OF the very best o.
that evening. Miss Nettle Birdsail rem
dered q "CanEonst" dellghtiuiiy. he
voice IL pure and sweet, sDe sings Wiz
no exertion whatever: The solos OF Fro
lessor Firch and MT: Fred Suliy were mag
niicent and thoroughly appreciated.
THE WALKING cLuB.
On Friday morning, q little procession
might have been seen vending its way TO
wards the bills D valleys east OF town
arrayed IN broad wnite naus ana carrying
formidable looking sticks. ~ caned iol
many wondering SONG enough
they looked scnoiariy snd p.o,ouno ane
c~oncludeo 10 muse .. CLASS :. oos aIa,
MnllsI many Imas.n ~ "oma.
nrancn VI uns oalvaelon nIm a IJ"Iso
IL proved 90 % sne en.oss. .anesI !.
WalNIng Cluo. Wy o. Sa s;Ia. ~. -
an easie hesC, oafu W o1 1o !.
OF us on q GIN OF rock. Iney we.e amuI
tious and iuii OF nope, and nalCea . noClt
tnis SIDE OF STUART. where 'ney iouno hes'
OPINIONS VARIED
..;. $3.50 Co.,
as W 'he con'on0o !" o' oo.
called an eagles nest, Others declared II
belonged to the crows, hawks, magpies.
end so on. After q spirited debate they
turned homeward. It is not known
whether they robbed the nest or not, but
we can not make them say whether they
found an eagles nest or not. BY order OF
the president OF the club 1 am requested to
say that those wishing to Join this club
can send in their names to the secretary.
hAohhhono D''oo0 =
There came to my ears q o time ago
that a mysterious meeting was held in
soma ~ The bacbelor ouarters. in which q
nystsr;o,s snhiact, Altar careinI investi.
oat;on 7 ~Iearned~hnt NOT from the "Birdn
th;a t;maNthat some Of our eligible yonno
were d;scn.s;no the sis Marr;aoe
a;inra3,; Question. and opinions seemed
d;ffa- wnrda orev th;ck and fsst and
vo;c.s rose b;oh and strono. and bottles
NOT a few were emptied In a reckless
mannar.
Colonel Ftstes was questioned on the sinh.
and said he neither knew nor cared.
inf n onoI. I To he a failure to anyone who
no. foolisb enonoh to trv r..
Toe a. didn't aeree with the Colonel. and
v;sbed verv mnch that he had an onpor.
tunitv to trv IL,
'Count,n Dorsey Thought il q grand
theory, but be hasn't time to get married
as long as he belongs to a fire company.
Silyen III. was perfectly willing to try
but didn't want to waste any
Lime in loye-making, and wouldn'tcontract
|or ANYTHING that would prevent him from
takine three daily meals at the copper
mess. and thought marriage must indeed
ne a miserable failure where the serenity
md excellence OF his meals must be inter
cred with.
Frank Gorham thinks marriage a snare
and q delusiop, and is too comfortable
- xl:-l - ~Loncsoc ~. -1la - ly;n0
tTok;o, n an waIi and savorahlv known
y@A.o ~, SG = GU
100 FL he % NO 70 Orr town Bon.
.ns =. 60. 80 a. n do hrt iii.
sSaoiioat aonna aant,omon ern,a;ned hv
zinc tbsre vas No 1Hermitaoeu here.
therefore the comforts OF a home were
q
onfo-+s ~ rte that he des;r,d mot to he
ash enough to try matrimony.
Fred Peckover thinks 80 f~avorably OF
marriage that he constantly envies a family
who live not u thousand miles IRON Cherry
street and whose children are the living
.ivals of "Helea's Babies" ~
ID. Haywood b. thinks people who are
to live a life Of single wretchedness
it only for tragedy. treason and spoils.'
Mr.. Kennedy was totally Indifferent to
various opinions n Inat
le did not feel in the least timid about TAX
ng the step towards deciding the monet
ous question. It will be remembered that
} short time time ago Mr.. Kennedy was a
prominent character in the tableau OF
Maud Muller, and we all know who sweet
Maud Muller" al on this occasion. In
ibis case We cannot say with Wnlttler:
God pity them / 9th. and pity Us ALI
Who vainly the dreams Of youth recall.
iCo OF ~ sau "yi oa, W u,gssht haa III h.er
Inc sao1es' are ness masuS ::
for mr.. d. 'olu SGu onsepemant th;S
fooLI %, ano sinee n - Sann sho.an, s;tb
worthy gen!iemah has oeen eno"0f'u "'0n
ongratuia'ions
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr. and Mrs.. T. Fl. ,rston entertained
-. - tha;r .ont,omon friends most
= nunoe, ! On0n M. oo'
pleasantly on rriuay evening" Ahis w.
aston was a birthday surprise to Coi.
Estes and all participants passed a delight
evening. This very popular gentleman
lid not his exact age but we are
hat he IS yet on the sunny sios OF
'orty. There were present Col: Estes, MI.
md all the gentlemen connected with the