The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-01-28

An extra force of men we're taken
Oh yesterday at the Colusa mine.
Sam Martin, who was cut In the
back by Johnny Williams, on Sum
day last, is doing we'll. His wounds
were not serious.
The funeral of Mrs. Thomas Fitz-
gerald took place on Monday last,
from the residence on Main street,
and was largely attended.
Bob Mcintosh, the Meaderville
man who fell upon a lemon knife, on
Sunday morning last, was walking
about the streets yesterday, not badly
Inconvenience by his wound.
Mrs. Prendeville, the woman who
was so badly beaten by her husband
a few days since, had the man arrest
ed again yesterday. She has made
application for a divorce, through
her attorney, John H. Curtis.
A little difficulty arising from an
argument caused by the Murphy
Thorp fzzle, occurred last night in
Park canyon. There were several
bloody noses in the crowd after the
row was settled.
Mr.. Chastine Humphrey, who has
been suffering for several weeks from
u broke n leg. had an operation per-
formed upon the injured limb yester-
day, which will improve the pliabil-
ity of muscle.
Senior Arthurretta Cutioni NEWELL
has resolved, positively, to not attend
the Friday evening party at the
Hump. On the other hand Hon. G.
H. Butler, of Butlersyllle, Lonamarah
county, Missouri, will honor the
company, attended by his silt.
Complaint is made concerning the
upper rooms in the Central school
house. Water drips from the root to
the ceiling, from the ceiling to the
floor. The plaster has become
loosened and is crumbling away.
Necessary repairs should be made
before a wholesale cave of plaster
spells the clothing of the pupils
underneath and interferes with their
studi,s.
The assignees' sale OF bankrupt
stock now going on at reduced rates,
at the former place of business of w.
Copinus, Main street, is worth at
tending. The goods are going rap
idly and at prices which cannot be
competed with. The goods consist of
mems wear: clothing, boots, shoes,
blankets, etc, etc. Go and see the
parties at once, and if you do not
get rich you will be sorry for the
man who sells the stock. See ad-
vertiseinent.
The Liederkranz society contem-
plate building a new hall. providing
the necessary funds are raised. 1t
should have been done several years
ago. Had they but endorsed the idea
and taken measures to carry it out
the society would not be paying such
heavy rents to-day. The society is
composed of Butte's best German
citizens who are placing the order Oh
a firm foundation. It will not be
long before the Butte organization
will rank second to no other on The
Pacific Slope.
In defending the principals in last
Sunday nights prize fight blk. the
Inter Mountain has found its proper
level. The MINER can stand it if
our cotemporary can. The affair was a
put-up Job by two or three profess
slona! sluggels to swindle those who
went to see a square fight. Weso re-
ported 1t and propose to stand by the
record. It Is true the MINER re-
porter paid his way in to see the
Show His intimacy and social
relations with pr:ze-fghting baks are
not such as to gain him q ''deadhead"
ticket to their bilking set-tos. In
this respect the Inter Mountain has
! the advantage Of this journal.