The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-11
NEWS FROM BUTTE
But no Aldermen G. % Salt Lake 70
Inspect The GayDoP System.


BUTTE, Dec. 10.-Only Aldermen NGul.
Vile and TOohey represented the city
council In this party that left at 2 30 O'Clock
tonight for Salt Lake city, 10 inspect the
Gaynor hre alarm system. The rest Of
the party included Fire Marshal O'Brien,
Chief Of Fire Brigade Thomas, and II.
Whiteacre. the Gaynor agent. The rest
ut the aldermen concluded not IN 60. one
dernan Olson, who went tai Salt Lake last
week, t~eleGraphed Alderman McDermo u
to-day that the Gaynor apparatus would
arrive tomorrow. II So. ii is doubtful IL
things can b' I'm shape for proper inspec-
ton by the Butte party. A week
ago the city council adjourned un-
ill Tomorrow evening with the understand
ing that the party should return from
Salt Lake before that time and settle the
matter of fire alarms. II Is claimed by
the Gamcwell advocates that the Gaynor
side has been temporizinR with a view tn
delay matters 80 that no decision could he
reached Tomorrow night. The party was
to have gone last Thursday. An effort
meeting tomorrow night and settle the
question. Eleven of II aldermen are
still in the City and a quorum IL .. A dc.
i'm inability tn put in any system before
spring. II possible the matter will he
pushed through tomorrow.
Camille Massey. one of the proprietors
OF Ia hurdy house, was arrested to-day
for assault. i'm Knocking down Lulu Ray
tIoto oiIe - tue Ut KITE US hIS u
house. He plead guilty tonight and was
4 new and s~xsssdinsly ilery kind Of
.saloonkecpcrs of Butte. A long list of
arrests for assault, disturbance and light
Dug Duncan "pne" n rambler ', w"s " iinsi sSs"' and
costs Tor splitting a mans head open with
a faro box; d. J. Blake was ned Is;
bance OF the peace: II. Galloway was ar
rested for heating his wife on Mercury
street; Joseph Baudett was fined Si5 for
nance; James Farley for isturbance /;
w. II. ohnson for disturbance; and Eu-
SaIiie Ene' dead not guilty and their
cases were:set for trial; Gordon 4 Ricthic,
for obstricting the sidewalk, plead not
guilty.
William Jack and wife returned tonight
from their trip east, having visited New
York. philadelphia, PittsburE and other
were met at the depot by a few personal
friends.
Governor White returned from Boze-
Mcssrs. Provost and Massey. proprie-
again tonight. Since the trial when con-
victcd they have been running as before,
except that the door tween the saloon
and dancs-hali has been boarded up, and
passage from the two places il by n a.
hall: Dancing. and drinking has pro-
'e sam n;.. Hs.i"i ,o.p Iss T fsrs srnke h "n, in n
two-story frame lodging house Ina the alley
between West Park street and Broadway.
The house was completely gttted before
the fire was under control. II Is owned by
Nichols K Wilcox, and is damaged to the
extent of aboHt 800; insured. II was
leased by Mrs. Ed Miller AS n lodging
house. Mrs. Miller lost considerable fur
nitnre and several dodgers lost the con-
tents of their trunks.
All but one of the boys of the I~ndepend-
cnt messenger service struck tonight,
walking out of the office. The boys de-
mand pay at the first of each month, but
Manager Ecker had found by experience
that several boys when paid i'm advance.
had left him before. their money was
earned. Mr.. Ecker has already filed their
places and will carry OH business as