Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-14
HEDSEsDAY xIGHYs F1eHE.

ciual tonic of conversation nm the stroat
vs.t...,.,-. 81, -. az. "a 80 -. -
y vas 'n0 pr,le nsns OF sne n'en
before. hessier. one OF the principals, wal
around as usual, without q mark or bruis,
4 II ahov that h. had hoor on.ao.,, /, e.,,. !.
80" 80. - A.u ooo1 usaseu ~ = nsne
nos mereiy an e1niDition for points, but
the hercest elugging match that has proba,
bly, ever taken place in the state. Covle
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4 sa'u W pe
SOMEWHERE nursing ms Dadiy battered mug
and body.
j While there were some who saw poth;no
i aa...5;a. r;.;o,,. !. a.. e..
s. .o1 .i0,oae - eno hsn1' = ma
lonty OF those who talked about it were
unanimous in pronouncing it brutal and
marked by ferocity seldom eoualed and
Hound faait with the Authorities IN alIowino
such exhibitions Of sayaos s harba % ritv "sns yst
| those same Darties admitted That 46ey
would 20 to see another fieht and that inst
as soon AZ one tool olace shou;no that
nOtwitbstand their annarent ioathino
of uuRilism and pueilists. thev had after
all enough of the latent savage IN their
mental makeup to overcome whatever
scruules they might have on the subiect.
There was another class who were most
outspoken in their condemnation Of the
authorities for allowing prize FIGHTING in the
city and county. They showed their sin.
cerity by keeping away not only from
Wednesday nights sleepinq match. but
from all others that have preceeded II.
One OF these men, an attorney. in nevspa.
per parlance, roasted" the peace officers
OF the municipality and county in language
so hot that it caused a very pprcentible |
rise in the temperature OF the room in /
which he was. with two men acting as /
sheriff, O county attorney, innumerable
deputy sheriffs, a ty marshal, chief OF /
police and q large police force to see that
the laws are obeyed, or il violated to Sc
that the violators are prosecuted. it ia
strange that prize fighting should he
tolerated in the Community. If the pen.
tlemen ba wing the eadministrat;on M tha1aw
in their hands do NOT desire to Iose tbeooo6
will and esteem of prize lighters by arrest.
ing them. all thew have to do ia tn make
afidayit before some iustice that
fiebt r. to take nlace and the nersons wbo
q 20 named in fba f3do VII as fha o.asw
are tn snoa oe N such f;aht car he es ned" w." ~
! an,sa, a1d n,aka osth that a.. liz Iii t ~
NOE 90 in q nr;vs f;oht .;th;n tSs H..
,ons 80 c;toa "a rst,,s;n, - y -
h III o;va honS - A. % 10 g, nnn
.;th tvo ,ssnnns;hia s',..+.o. no ~ =. ~ "a
,ot an"e,o 4, ,,.;ns snht s,n .nS 4S my l W."
. ,'' t;a so at,S ~ pa1e uEoS p lor 'ne isngsn
;.hsn 4; oe a. ensn0o. natb @ He,usa. 10 Iaks
,'L:a. Ie LIZ oaCu VI kve uo!us snah
oa,t ~ ~ nnot, G ;.;I Iss se .S ~ a~pliSu ~
U = Ut;i W Sae .ham "I t: !aM ,or Snree mon1ns
= : anta ta =. sna. .L .aAe ene plescriDeo oaGn
= =, en. ensee iIso SIe scognisance ieqniIeo.
e,;. Snsase ~ q p.ize nsn1 as plincipal 10
enI.enary onehse, punisnaole Dy rom &
- .a.Sa Mon.ns W U"o yea,s lmprisonmene. T..
.aooaSI - pto1 III .. y. OUT Ia" On prize ngnt
" sIptia.es Snas aIy person making
a.n .aa tn tnas ne r VIII noE lgn0, ana snen Vlo-
,Se ,.es 'HaS WHM oa.n, M sna., 20 punlsned ior per
ary' .a. lou ss see ms 1a'e p'en'y Oh 'a"' IL
q. ~ on's @ sna1ce astee aa.;..:.
!, one ~ msu, aiteL aomiCIing tna1ne attend- a
, !. esesy pll.e.ngnS Mnicn took place IN tne "
Sy, compiaineu leu ., Sne iaEC tnat poys we're
" o eASuueo i !T, a1om one mans in wnlcn tney