The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-07-30
local News.
From the Daily Of Tuesday.

Inn River Sun. has an ''angel" at work in
Iws.s Ifthst, angel" were of the other SCI
.HVD;u any other office, he would be called
u%s1aE'I' ,
lH',nsds a column, I'VE met 'em and
uo nne This morning doubtless they will
fDS@ "t, "we met en- and we're theirs"
roda. who has been absent at Philadel
u, during the past year, attending the Penn.
pusnjs Denial College, returned to the city
@"m, a week ago and can o be found a
~.n,ber, building, opposite the Postofice.
p,nar,s & Co. presented the MINER Office yes.
.,.d.v with two fine litographs of Cleveland and
".adricIs. They are good licensees of the
Asm5ida,es and are also fine specimens OF the
A.nsIitbography. Roberts 4 Co. have litho.
,.a,bs Of the candidates tor sale.
o,o But,e boys got scorely scooped by the
u.ors nina Yesterday at the Fair Grounds
uoleus Herald OF Saturday. There ought to
,.ia tho Helena Herald another item Monday
-ordod "Ibe Helena nine yesterday got sorely
s.aonod bv the Butte boys at the Fair Gr rounds
Score ' tot.
,as, r;cbt was the time set for opening the
.ra, rho op.ra house. Several bids were in.
mo If the parties, who were considered the
ta.t and most responsible, and whose bids were
most tsyorapIy received. were found to have
made their bids at the same figure. These were
reorested to figure again.
Our mining reporter says that the reporter Of
III. Inter Mountain will be able to ascertain
what A reyerting furnace is. and 10 gain .ome
information about The reverter process of smelt-
ing bv applying at the new works in process of
erection By Messrs. Farrell. Migeon and asso-
cistes. He also says that 1t is not strange that a
yeporter who doesn't know he difference be-
tween a mine and a haystark. is ignorant of the
distinction between a reverberatory and . re.
,erting furnace.
On Sunday afternoon q very pleasant game of
cricket was played Oh the ground adjoi.ing the
Colorado smeller. Lovers of cricket are evil
IDENTIFY numerous in Butte, as may be judged
from the large ATTENDANCE of both players and
spectators. Sides were chosen on the ground by
Mesrs. Butler and Newell, the latter ride win
ming easily, owing principally to the fin. play
ofMr Hincock, whose inning of "a runs not
out, was a grand display of mastery batting
There will be an interesting match played next
Sunday.
stone mason. whose name we did not learn,
1t work at the new Parrot works. last Saturday
met with what was thought at the time to be a
very serious accident. He was building the
vail in an excavation or O foundation when
another workman coming up dumped q cart
load Of Stag brick out close to the excavation.
One OF the bricks slipped . little farther than
was intended, and falling over the bank struck
the man on the head. He was knocked sense |
les r a while. Yesterday, however, he was
able to be ebout and at work.
The Helena Herald says: "There is no use in |
or thinking over the matte for some.
thing has got to he done. and that mighty qnick
Is the old woman said when she
put her hand into the jaws OF a steel trap. to rid
the Territory and our city of the gang Of thieves
and outlaws hat are contantly plying their
vocation. There is not q day or night passes
that these scoundrels DO not commit some dep
relation or crime. They are bold and daring
lewis, and about the only way to deal with
hem is for the honest, law-abidiIg citizens to
urn detectives and hunt the rascals down and
nd then n easure out to them the punishment
ue. Eternal vigilance and plenty of rope will
a good de Il at the hands of 37-77."
they must be getting desperate in Helena.