The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22

iIle ut U eSttttP ~ Ats
spent most of his time when
not i'm Butte IL n short distance south of
the Silver Bow mill.
MYSTERIOUS PATIENT.
Dr. johnson or Bate and Three Caller.
who Would not Give Their Names.
Special tn the standard.
BUTTE, Sept. 2l.-This morning about
4 o'clock three men called upon DIR. John
son and requested that he attend to the
wounds of one Of their number, whom
the other two claimed to have found i'm
Basin Rulch at the end of n railroad
The doctor examined the injured mans
wounds and found that his scalp had
been almost torn, or rather cut OIL, and
e literally The hum" man down was "vs da.e eiT r, ana
very weak from the pain and loss of
blood. In answer To the latter's inquiry
OF the Montana Central railway, and had
come tn DIR. Johnson to have his wounds
dressed because he knew that A., johnson
urged upon the fellow that he 70 to the
railway hospital for treatment, but this
to elicit any information from the injured
man other than that he was employed by
the Montana Central. He refused To tell
He at first promised to give all the par
ticulars as soon AZ. his ound wers.
dressed, but when the doctor had com-
fused all information. The mans coInpan-
ions are also very reticent. They merely
end of the railroad bridge lying i'm an am-
cOncio,ls state, with his scalp nearly torn
of. They refused all other information
ious about the wounded mans condition.
They seelned greatly relieved when the
doctor informed them that with proper
care the injured man would recover. The
mems absolute refusal tn impart any i'm
formation or even tell their names, and
whole affair led to the belief that the man
was not injured i'm the manner i'm which
his companions claimed. A STANDARD
ing for q clue to the mystery but
was largely unsuccessful. When the mans
wounds were DRESSED he was taken away
by his companions and no knowledge can
he obtained of their w~hereabouts. Late
Tonight the reporter. learned that some
occurred i'm a disrep"table house in an
alley Oft Galena street. i'm which several
men participated. No notice of the
il is suspected that the man whom DIR.
Johnson attended may have received his
injuries at this place at the hands OF the
men who accompanied him To the doctors
Office. Such being the case, IL Is very
probable all would Join i'm supprcssing the
tsim 't that q" the s"G mann ma' Wn. no, INJURED by
falling and striking his head against the
thinkers of n bridge as this cut upon his
IDENTIFY made by "a knife or other sharp in
Again, had the men found the
man. as they said. why should they tn,
Besides il is highly improbable that they
would he walking i'm that vicinity AT !
o'clock in the morning. And had they
found the man i'm an inscnsible condition
how did they convey him to town. II is
evident from all the facts known of tho
and manner which he and his compan-
ions were equally desirious of keeping
secret.
Butte Mining Notes.
Special correspondence of the Standard.
BUTTE. Sept. 21.-The Red Lion has pm
an additional five stamps to work, max
ing ten i'm all.
The American Flag and Ida Dixon arr
at present running n tunnel into the base
The Gray Rock has dispensed with
contract work and the miners are now Oh
K new compartment shaft is being
sunk east of the Mo<loc, one of the mine,
of the Chambers syndicate.
complete hosting works., "A new Rallow,
frame. new engine and boilers. A nics
body Of ore has been struck ON the 'i''
IL is considered impossible for ti,.. Par
rot to resume until sufficient water car
The Colorado has been making som,
The Moulton mine is working abou
twenty men underground but the mill Il
still in a state of suspension:
The new smelter of the Silver Bow com
pany will be brought into active use thi
week.
The Keystone Mining is erect
ing a hosting works. boiler, and engin
capable of doing work at a depth of LOU
feet.
English capitalists have made an offc
for the Powder Horn property.
His New Hall.
Otto Wommelsdorf of Stuart has MOI
approaching completion IA hardsom
dancing hall. which will he thrown open Z
the public next Saturday. The buildin
adjoins Otto's pa cmises On the south. an
is 25x5O feet in dimensions. The opcnin
ON Saturday evening will he celebrated b
n grand ball to which the public Is co
daily invited. Otto in a famous host an
will SIn GVeYvthInO GSr1sshla fn nccnun",