The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-20

streets. the confederation being $50.
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A. and Cd Machessesu an order was 20
the .ais Of reaisy. THE Despair" and che
.sMichael Davitt" mining claims. to the
Butte and Boston company for ss,6s6. Oh.
custody charged with shooting his ROOM
mate, johnston, i'm n house on Montana
lew pcwo 4 % ;n ch asSi en." so. a S apon S" "sis
of hab<sans corpus. The ease WAS argued,
counsel for prisoner taking the ground
guilt to hold the prisoner. The Judge took
the matter under confederation until next
Saturday. when his decision is to be given.
II. Tong. G. b.. Hauser and H. N. Pattep.
son commissioners to determine the
by the construction Of n proposed water
fume. which Is projectsd by b.. T.: Jacobs,
John C"tter, I'd. McSherry, o. NicBr,Se
purpose of furnishing N supply of gooi
fresh water to inhabitants of Butte. Ii
The commissioners will receive ten dol
lars per day during the term of their SER
vice.
proving their service 80 that they can fur
nish 1,JOO incandcscent lights i'm the city.
M Ger: Gray" K. r. M''l Msa. nan'' nmai a. ~ n.
Ross have been appointed u committed tn
make arrangements for the Calcdonian
Mrs. b. +. Mahan of Anaconda Is the
guest of Mrs. Judge Lippcncott.
John Dewhey has returned from u two
Judge McConnciI OF Helena is in town.
Before he left Montana Sheriff Lloyd.
ceived !" Telegram m from Geoisc ". Spreul
stating that Eugene Sullivan was
eddy elected sheriff of Silver Bow. Mr..
Sproui for the forgot about those
two reliable republicans, Jack and Hall:
He Thought the canvassing board would
bc Obliged to do the right thing and de-
An old gentleman named Branton was
thrown from n buggy an lower Main street
serious injuries.
There are 50 men in Butte who will
swear to the brutal murder of the printer
are several men here who are possessed of
every fact i'm connection with Bernard's
brutal dtsai;,Ss crime in leland, and " yet sn n h had h the
nous lie. He has followed that up by
stating tina be will make the newspaper
suffer for maligning him. MIR: Bernard l.
q rare bird; but he Is not likely to visit
Butte for many moons. The men who
wrested from his murtlerous hand the
smokin pistol with which he shot his I'm
nocent victim are here, and they anxious.
ly await his coming.
A pleasant party was given at the Nc
Namara house on Friday evening to a
number OF the friends Of the genial bach.
Samcs b. Wells. OF Helena. who has
many friends i'm Butte, was married a
Salt Lake City ON Thursday afternoon t'
Miss A. Saddle of the latter place.. The
weddin was n very swell affair.
With he approaching cold weather the
camp on EARTH" are beginning to look fol
the clouds of sulphur smoke that usually
days a week. Butte is a pleasant place
tai live. II is also u very healthy city. rank
ing last year, according To government
second healthiest city in America. But
Notwithstanding these facts, during the
,Ss sna months nh;.a h%.te ~ Mnny f Tr,,as's s, fr9m
are told of the wonderful density Of TIN
clouds of sulpluric vapor which enshrout
this city like "A pail i'm heavy winter wealth
err. One old resident remembers ss-ein,
the smoke SO thick that n heavy SNOW
storm which fell to thc depths of two fee,
all round the city one night did not toucl
the city till twenty-four hours later. Tn
fog and smoke were SO thick that III
darkness that covered Egypt" said Pa,
Davis To u reporter. "Why. ]
was not a patch to what I've seen here ii
the cemetery, and on the way the mourn
ers would lose track OF the hcarse. On
ed t%' at the st c~e",an ,Sf tns sr rss"'S I Men vii
have lived in Butte since the first cabit
was built, frequently get lost on their wa
from store to residence. I've seen tn
smoke so thick here that one could chol
out great chunks of atmosphere with
knife"
Seriously. something should he done I
avert the Inconvenience and actual suffel
ing caused by the smelter smoke in thi
city. Butte will never become popular u
u place of residence until this nuisance
abatcd. for while many people do not st
fer any Inconvenience from tho smoke
others are physically unable to stand ]
Just how to overcome the difficulty IL tn
question. Butte is justly proud of he
coal-consuminG industries, and no loys
citizen would wish to hamper one Of thel
{ in the slightest degree. Yet there may !
devised some means whereby the volun
and density of the smoke which no
e offends SO fiagrantly may he reduced.
e To-day was pay day for the Chambc
syndicate OF mines and more money WI
paid out for wages than upon any oth'
|. pay day i'm the history of the camp. As
result money is being freely spent
; town tonight.
Q Tonight "a 5-year-old daughter of vcte
mary Surgeon William Smalley, viii
playing with her little brother, was strut
i'm the eye by "a piece of flying glass. tt
ball OF the eye was cut and Il il thong
n the sight cannot he saved.
: J.J. Mediation said To n STANDARD ne
r ~resentative Tonight; "Thcrc is one fe