The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-20
LATE NEWS FROM BUTTE
Preparing for 4 Grand Democratic Rally
Saturday Evening.


N1RclAl correspondence Of the Stunuaru.
BUTTE, Sept. will In. N grand
torchlight procession ON Saturday cven-
ing I'm honor of the great rally OF the dem
ocrats tn listen tn the Address of w. y.
Pembcrton and II. b. Smith. All demo
cratic clubs and democrats mot connected
with clubs are requested tai meet I'm the
yard OF the ccntral school house, opposite
the city hall. tn receive torches for the
procession.
The case Of Peter Martin for beating
Jack Mcintyre about the head with ~ re-
volver has been set down for next Thurs
day afternoon.
charge of malicious mischief i'm breaking
down n fence ON Elias Simlnington's prop
erty. Cole claims that the fence was built
ton ssrs MI K d RssPer'ffi h an" ease Tor i. '. ss, r Down f or
Dennis Driscoll and Patrick O'Donncll
have begun suits in the district court
against the Providence. Washington, I'm:
ssrance the Scottish Union and
F sSesSna' in=s.nanSs sSmtssn,s"i FOR ans ss, sSS
each, claimed unpaid insurance.. The
plaintiffs are the owners of n fifteen stamp
6y fire on Septen,ber =, isss. the ioss he
ing $24,O0O. The companies have not
y. B, Coulter q Co. have been awarded
by the board of county comSnissioners the
contract for building the booths to he used
John Noyes has filed AN attachment
belonRine TO Charles Carver. II is for a
debt OF u, 400 and interest.
The Butte Miners union has been pre-
scented q handsome meniento In the shape
a firm a Of s'i Esyuo m" { Ts sssi .r''" the ''~''rS
There will probably he a special meet
ing of the common council before the
items were not brought up last night, in
The fact, too. that the next regular meet
ing will he the night after election makes
IL doubtful IL a quorum could he got to-
gether at such an exciting time. A meet
ing, therefore, will probably he held next
This afternoon as some workmen were
engaged in drawing sand i'm buckets by
the Capitol building on Main street a rope
broke, and a huge bucket filled with sand
fell about 10 feet to the sidewalk. A foot
passenger had u very narrow escape, the
bucket just grazing his shoulder.
M. Meyer, IA boot and shoe merchant ON
West Park street, recently made S1.5OO ON
"a real estate deal, buying one day and
Before Judge Hopkins. this afternoon
William Newman and II. d.. R~osenstein,
charged with larceny as bailees. John
thas "H June ~ iast Newman called on
him, Offering to clean u suit of clothes.
Downey gave him n suit and has never
took the suit to Rosenstcin's. Attorneys
Booth and Wines appeared for plaintiff
and O'Donnell for the ~defefendanst. The
jury found Newman guilty and he was
fined $50 and costs.
Fire Marshal O'Bricn has set his new
firemen at work examining chimney flues.
Mr.. O'Brien has already condemned 115
fiues i'm the central part of the city. and i'm
every case the owners have been very
ready tn repair the defects at once. Mr..
O'Bricn will proceed very soon to train
the horses for active service.
One of the most familiar figures i'm the
democratic committee rDoins IT, SECRETARY
Gosman's pretty. dog Tony: Tony
dog show at Helena and IL
pronounced by all tn IN. the prettiest dog
In Butte. He Is n great fAvoritc and Is adj
mitted to the most secret councils of the
party leaders. He takes great delight i'm
political parades and attends all the po-
Iitical meetings held in the hall adjoining
the secretary's room. He will sit pcrrhed
ON his hind legs and listen attentively u
all the speeches, giving II yelpo of applause
when the audience demonstrates it's pleas
ARE. Tony hates cats and republicans.