Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-11
Hotel Gossip


There are three travelling men at the
Butte who form an interesting study
from either q psychologist or anthropo-
logic basis. They belong to that modern
but mysterious order known as the
"Buffaloes.' and their humps are devel-
oped to a remarkable degree. The frs.
is known in ordinary life as J. w. Flynn
of New York. but in the Buffalonan Yer
nacular is distinguished by the title OF
the Count de Cackeeyack;" W. 4.
Buckley. the second. also of New York
is identified in lodge circles b. the Gu
phonious appelaticn of The Him.
tailed Snorer." while the last of the trio.
A. n. Magnan of Everywhere, rejoices
in the aboriginal cognpmen of 100 Wah
Nee which may be freely translated
into English as The Great Poker
Player
True to their titles and reputation, The
three gentlemen started a little poke
game in a downtown saloon last eye.,-
ing. Toward the finish Martin H. We'll
of Chicago. the pretty "shirtwaist man,
joined the game. When the last chr
had been cashed Buckley had the money
which had previously been distributed
among the quartet. The Great Poker
always Observation-Disclosures" seldom 10
things like other folks. Tkis is not true
of the winner. for his snoring il so hu
man as to be almost unearthly and
Clerk Hartzell kept a bell boy stationed
in the hall last evening to inform fright
ened guests that it was not the roar,nz
and cracking of flames they heard. but
Mr.. Buckley dreaming of his winnings
The Count de Cackeeyack" relies on his
title to get back home
w. w. Morris of Pony, who is at pres
eht IN this city. asserts that the Boss
Tweed and Clipper mines will begin oper-
atoms early in May. Several PROPOSE
lions for the sale of these mines have at
various times been IN progress. but all
the deals have fallen through. Not Ions
ago Ex-Governor Macintosh Of British
columbia Went to England on mining
matters, and it was currently reported
that he was endeavoring to dispose or
the Boss Tweed and Clipper properties,
but this was denied by the official in per
son in an interview printed in the Inter
Mountain on his return from the cont
nent.
Daniel Arms, who was formerly county
clerk and recorder OF Granite county, is
at the McDermott. He was recently ap-
pointed mineral land commissioner 70,
! the Helena district, and for that reason
has made his temporary residence at the
/ capital city.
l.. a. Walker, manager of the Helena
motel. VINO has been in this city for sew
eral days. departed for home last even
ing. Mr.. Walker denies that there IS
any foundation for the report that his
MOTEL Will soon be closed down, and says
the canard was invented by a business
rival. His real business in Butte, as ex.
plalned to an Inter Mountain reporter
was in connection with having a racine
season at Helena.
Mayor-elect w. H. Dayey. Tom Brv
ant. Jack McLaughlin, Johnny Simpson
and A. B. Siebenaler, who formed :;
party that recently went to Hunter
Hot Springs, returned to this city thi;
morning. 1t was explained by 1.-The orig
inal Tom" that the object Of the tr:,
was to afford the mayor elect relief from
the importunate demands of of1ice-seek
ers, but their friends allege that thi!
Hon. Joseph Brien. a legislative repre
sentative from Jefferson county. is a
present in this city.
Assemblyman John Bielenbere rs
turned from Helena and departed- fo
Deer Lodge today.
After an absence of 80 years. Mrs. NJ
"A fharlss. accompanied by her son a IL
daughter, departed yesterday for ys
to her old home in Missouri.
j. r. Vale of Denver, the noted min
ing attorney, is registered at the Nc
Dermott. Mr.. Vale has figured promi
nently as counsel in mining cases befor
the federal court in this city.