Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-05
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WHOLE NO. 25O.
ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED.
A Man FaDs Down in . Fit while Crossipg...fs a:si
as..t the Greek at Anaconda-The NsWly
Elected Aldermen Organizing-D Dele-s, -
gates to Deer Lodge eConvention- 0thcrs Fl 81 s.;;
Anaconda News.

II
| Anaconda News.
| On Saturday afternoon, as Mr. Samuel
Bridgf was going to the smeter, he was
told by some children. that there
man lying drowned in the creek. Mr.. Bridge
went with the children and they showed .a
him where the body was. After satisfying ,a,isys
himself that life was extinct be notified the hst NJ
Coroner The latter empaReed jury a s, III, is ii
which two Norwegians testified that the
name Of the deceased was John Lund and s.a
that he was q native Of d small town Id ,su
the northern part Of Norway; that he had
not been feeling well for the past eight - 'saha
days, but on Saturday morning, the last
time they saw him alive. he had told thsHsI,g ali
ne fee Detter. Ihey never knew toi hls Aelaia, alb
Efts Denuty Sheriff Dave Evans tia
that ON Saturday afternoon about shalfiaa,,o,asa
past O'Clock he was driving buggy along
lower Front street when man walking
across the street fell suddenly to thai ,t;tfa
ground directly in front Of his team. He ), sss8i
got out at once and helped the man out of
the road and set him up against tele'' s17'e''a
graph pole. He thought at first thatthsA aa,aa
was drunk but the man said he was all right
and that he was subject to such spells. He
saw nothing more of the man until he sawi.,.i sui
him taken from the water. The iory se-aadl s,sats
turned verdict Of accidental drowning. ~ ,,.tuTi
The water in which the man lay was not "
sufficiently deep his head He lay b 'la,ia
face downward in the water and undoqht: ys;o Inn
edly Was seized with one OF his spells Of Ju
dizziness and was drowned as he was cross A''nH
ing the creek.
.s7 sl<,a s "A FREE FIGHT sss Z. .J,sahas, a
took place last Saturday on the banks,'o! W aast
the creek, in which ten tough characterst he'll "iiN
took a. hand. They were arrested aad aha salni
brought before Justice Fitzpatrick, whons ,..iieia
after hearing the evidence discharged tNo
Of the party. The other eight were sent -
below, receiving from 30 to1S5 days eachsm e''sa'a
and SO fixed that no two Of the gang Wills sn asih
be released Eat the same time. which was
done to break up the gang, ,r.,. ,,,y
AT d meeting q few days ago Of the newly, ) 4. roo
slected aldermen, Mr.. J. F. Kirby was "a mt
chosen president, and Mr. A. T. KemplaHd 'a'ta's sa
vice president Of the Council The City Hth snin''aa
torney, g. B. Winston has since been busF ]" aaiiuh
u engaged drawing up the different city Or
finances The aldermen will meet again
'ome evening in the latter part this weaki aaiaois
- - 4 i IL, :. s..,sn n a1tiaa am ~" dai
Last evening Judge ]. D. Fitzgerald ta -, ..,s
United. lin The bonds Of matrimonY - ~,
Ar. Andrsw Ferguson, an engineer at '''" ,e'A.a
he lower works, Eand Miss Maggie ie''a'ta'n ''na
Brien, Of this city. The ceremony wasui tsaitita
performed in ths parlors Of the Grand Cen b;,. ,aaM
raj in the presence Of number Of friends,
rho wished the happy couple happy anuHi "s"'''''
married lfe. gs -: " jail, liz haia
3 IS
DELEGATES CHOSEN. .saiiiaiiit
The following is list Of the delegates
ind a1ternates chosen in. Anaconda last "a gans
light to attend the Democratic Convention, ~,
It Deer Lodge on Saturday, September 3, ,,...,o4
1888: sf'It 1as 5'n' .'a'f"'t ''"'S''' '"' :,
Delegates Dave Lewis, A. L. Kemplandyi hna atail
q. Martin, j.. r. Toole, j +. Earll Nj i.s.,9 hdai
dickinson, +. NJ Fox, W. G. Haynes, c. H.. ,t.,
Fracy, w. M. Thornton, James McNultys,' ""% ~ =,
J. D. Walker Tom DAILY ,J. l.. Hamilton ,lso,i all
T. Mahan, Chas. Aspling,C. B. Winston,a,,, sa, aa
]. D. Fitzgerald, N. j. Levengood, Mike j.
'outh e. B. JONES' Joseph Peters PetefH7a 7a's''''.'
8. NJ Johustone, A. Hardenki t.ii,sa asia
rook, James Johnson: N ,.;s5q ,,dJ sun7s iiliI
aond j. Fl. Laird, Phil McGovern, Johnt 9f a's'''s
iorris, Pat shugrue p. B. Sheridan, Johns s.aina
ossEeEs ResbsJ + fass 2Gssy Gordon d Ts@ Ga@PSS M
ay E. p Raun. B. Keeie J.K. Mallory, "thee
!. s. Bartlett Robert Fenner, j. T. CaE;y ;i, .s,.s
oil, W.J. Oliver, Geo. Kendall, Geo. La ), = air
ointe T. s. Divine, VIM. Walsh, Ndtea "''' ~ ''A'
,eyenpood Bert Vincent safaa
PERSONAL AND GENERAL. 4 ttnnRn a'if
Agent Charlie Parr has moved the Pacici'Ha,p ali ii
Express office to the quarters oppositeai 10 pa-'iaa
'oster & Estes store. ~ =, din. t..d eti rsjtT
Died. August 80, 1885,, at Mitchell &.d s..s,tuiia
nyders Hospital, Anaconda, John Lewis, -, n,,4.,s,a
ged 46 years. He leaves q wife and four - -,
hdren living at Swansea, Wales. He was'tisi ianh3th
uried by his countrymen, and had quite ad la. usi
srge funeral. .., ,, .oa
j. D. Matheson, formerly OF the Billings t'2:'s h''A
azette has located in this city int gs ''aiHRaa
est companies in this country. ..., .,,,,1
Jack Dowd Of Butte bought last Satur- ss'' ~ as:
ay from J. Sutton the race horse Jim' aa''as'ha
hiier man lt,..,s-.;s, F. ai+.s.5 ndj n,t,tn dls,l