The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-07-05
Local News

Moves is erecting two brick buildings on
'0% o.,k street near Renshaw Opera House.
Gallon Cameron says The Cable mill is
w. 40 stamps night and day on first class
,cpa washout on the railroad the peo-
o.,nected here to play at the Colnique TO-
. we're detained and the theatre will not be
onsned until to morrow evening"
~, Perry Blaine, agent of the city water com
aos;rcs us to say that those wishing to use
p"n. from the hydrants to-day for the purpose
"int,inc the streets will be permitted to do
r,o MINER Office was the recipient last even
,.rof a box of beautiful brook trout from the
a . Of Mr., and Mrs. Calvin, Of Bisen station.
w.. ~ ,viu knows how to fish and also knows
.~hot nr,nters like. Thanks.
rho putte fire companies were promptly on
.na a. the fire last evening and did good work
sa,n in the Morris and Denoon buildings. and
~.., ored,t il due them for the hard work per.
srnood and the good results accom- plished.
r,oro WAS a Young man named Piatt,
10 attempted to commit riatt.
While he was Overln bu''e
He tried a policeman to shuttle
.nd now he has methlng to Siatt.
r.o uen,bers of the Methodist Sabbath School
% This city intend having an excursion on the
n an, railway to some pleasant locality, and
ovtoud an invitation to all their friends to &C.
company them. Time and place will be made
known in the near future.
IN publishing the date of pay day of certain
nine, Yesterday morning the names Of several
,ritb date of pay day vas omitted. Among
others that of the Swansea. The pay day o.
,his mine is the 3rd of each month. The hands
we're paid off yesterday and are prepared to en-
inv the day I'VE all celebrate"
pozeman Chronicle-On last Wednesday after
moon the youngest son of Mr.. Maynard swal-
owed some concentrated I've, from the effects of
which it died Thursday morning. The child
,sss about two years old, and all efforts to save
its life were unavailing. Its sufferings must
have been intense. TIL parents have our sin
cere sympathy in their affection.
The labor meeting held at Miners Union hall
last night was we'll attended. After an address
nv the organizer of the Knights of Labor, most
If those present signed the roll m the meeting
adjourned until Saturday evening at 8 10 o'clock.
nm, when the work of organizing an assembly
will be completed. All working men who de-
snp tn become charter members are invited to
be present on that evening.
Judge Wilcox sat on the bench yesterday. or
rather the chair, smokinga Mint cigar, when
John, the pleasant LOOKING policeman, came In
with Jim Lamb. lin cast sheepseyes at the
Judge, but his honor said eve are charged with
splitting on the II W wool carpet in the attor'
news Office, which is considered q serious Of
fence and mutton be done again. MI. Young
Sheen made a few remarks on the subject In
which he stated that he tool the Office for .
railroad station by the looks Of the crowd and
supposed he had a right to emit saliva where
ever it might strike, but the Judge thought OIL
erent having whacked up with Smith on the
Linoleum, consequently he fined him s'teen
dollars and half, and as the Lamb could not
diyulge he was incarcerated.
A Young Helenaito sued a young lady, who re-
iected him, for the engagement ring he gave
her whereupon the maiden's father sued the
youth for the frewood and oil that were con-
sumedd during the oourtship, also for the meals
the wooer ate at the house and for the fodder
he horse consumed at the same time. The most
part of the affair is that the father
" the tickle maiden won the suit. But 1t must
remembered thai this happened In Helena.
70 Butte girl would be guilty Of adding injury
n ,nsu,t in such a mean u After giving
N Objectionable wooer the mitten she would let
i'm 90 in peace and wait until the right one
Ought her hand and heart. Helena justice Is q
,reat thing, but 1t should not extend to court
hin. This is not intended for q Guy, but the
ruth Independent Of fiction.