Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-10

III Second Run of Bullion from the Rec
Lion-To-Day's Picnic.

The Second Run of Bullion from the Rec
Lion-To-Day's Picnic.
ANACONDA, July 6.-[Correspondence o
The Miuer.]-T. B. Malloy brought in to
day the second run of bullion from tn.
Red Lion mill. The mine and mill arr
both in active operation, aud the owners
intend to keep right along taking out the
yellow metal that makes one tired to set
lin some one else's possession).
When you get thirsty 60 to Neal & Sons
and get one OF their ice cold milk shakes
and don't make yourself sick drinking iee
water.
Dave Master is home agsin after a sew.
eral weeks visit to his old home in the
east. He looks Is il he had enjoyed the
trip, and had been well fed and treated.
Frank 6. Brown, OF the Blue.Eyed Mel.
lie, was conceded to be the handsomest
man at the Montana opening ball and
banquet.
To-morrow's picnic given by the Amazon.
da picnic association is for their benefit,
the proceeds to be expended in fixing up
and beautifying the grounds. Arrange.
ments are complete for running races,
w~heelbarrow races, sack races and shoot.
ing contest, and other athletic sports, for
which p. ICES are offered. A day full OF
sport and fun for all is promised.
Emil Weiuberger has his Arcade saloon,
corner Of Main and Front streets, pro.
fusely and tastefully decorated, which,
with his wonderful lunches, will be the
cause OF many q schooner going down.
The principal business streets are lined
with evergreen trees and the houses dec
GRATED with flags and bunting, aid many
private grounds are also being handsomely
trimmed.
DR.. J. W. Bell, OF Minneapolis, has been
a guest in this city for several days. The
Dr., who is d very genial gentleman ia trav.
cling for recreation. and at the same time
looking at several mining properties with q
view to making an investment. He ex.
press himself as delighted with our climate
and the country in general. The DR.. is OF
the kind of men that Montana can give
hearty welcome to.
At 3 O'Clock tomorrow our base ball
boys will give the Marysville team another
tussel for the championship of Montana
and if the Anaconda boys don'tg get ratified,
the Marysville tall-tossers will 20 home
vanquished. This game is for large stakes
and several bets of unusually robust proper
tions have been made that Anaconda will
wear the laurels for the rest OF, this year,
at least.
Manuel Trial, q young clerk at the M. U.
office at Anaconda, returned to-day after
an absence of several weeks spent visiting
in Pennsylvania where he became so inter
ested in the welfare OF n of the young la
dies that he brought her to Anaconda as
his wife. June the 4th, 1889, Manuel Trial
and Miss Annie NJ. Hunt. Of Clifton flights,
Delaware county, Pennsylvania, were united
in the holy bonds OF wedlock. They are re.
the hearty welcome and congratula-
tions from Anaconda friends.
The body of W. 81. Ofhand, who was
killed last Tuesday morning by being
from one Of the Carroll express
wagons, was shipped to his relatives to-
night to Anchorage, Jefferson county, Ken
His brother Odd Fellows have done
everything that could be done for the de-
ceased from the time OF the accident, and
have had the corpse embalmed, that he will
appear to his relatives 90 natural az il he
had died at home.
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