The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-05
LATE NEWS FROM BUTTE
In lmpromptu Prize Fight at the 0f
lumbia Gardens for $50 4 Side.
Oaeer Carroll Resig.~ From ths Police
Force-He Coulda's Agree with
aar~hal 1acA
Notes and Gossip.
Special tn the Standard.

Special tn the standard.
BUTTE, Nov. A terrific prize fight
took place this afternoon mt the Columbia
gardens i'm the presence of about 80 SPORT
ing men from Butte. Proprietor Ritchie
at the gardens refused tn let tn. crowd in
hut they forced their way. took possession
: at the gardens, and the fight took place
!" on the dancing platform. The principals
were Jack Roach and Jack Llewcllyn.
The fight arose over "a gambling dispute
hast night. George Kcsslcr was referee. and
Jim Fell and Sam Charles were the SET
onds. Seventeen rounds were fought.
Both contestants were severely punished.
Roach was declared winner after two
hours fighting. The principals wore
two-ounce gloves. Roach was badly cut
by striking his head against "a table after
Telling his man. Lleweilyn was badly cut
in the lip and head and had tn have. the
services OF "a doctor To sew mp his wounds.
The fight was for $40 n side. Jack
foRerty was among the distinguished
spectators. %
A strike is reported i'm Volunteer mine
G-l;git. 1t il said four feet of pink
m .ng N re has been struck. of higl, grade
ore. IL rs said to run 1UO ounces.
Abe Hcymau's place was robbed ycster-
about to take IA ride and discovered that
his chinchilla overcoat, beaver lined,
room and also the fur overcoat of George
Fitzpatrick, his bartender, valued at near
ly as much.
Ray Demick and Sam sanders of Moose
Creek came To town Tonight and had IA
~ warrant sworn out for the arrest of Harry
Je lnings. They charge the latter with
being IL horse thief in stealing "A span of
the total "aiae being sass. II Is not known
where j. n iings il.
Attorney Booth to-day successfully de-
Tended six prisoner. in three courts, Be
sides Galloway. M~cCandless. and Fripp
Powers of the Comique i'm Judge Hopkins
sou I Who were CHI ,rIc with breach of
Sl .1r psI ssv, in asn,'n wSo M ana a hsn n III
Oh the same charge.
Galloway and McCandlcss were this even
ing discharged from the charge of grand
larccncy in stealing. "a valise i'm south
Butte. Miller, the other man i'm the deal,
broke Jail and Oh, the trial Galloway and
AcCandless swore that Miller had sold
the Ss b goods "mn :" Them! them ,s rsP nim haxs ,h nn tho ,o
satchel and contents and did not know
where he obtained it. They said that 4.
ii. Ii. Thornton was Millcr's partner in
she deal.
Henry williams and John Tripp, col
ored men. Were arrested to-day on IA
charge of grand larceny in stealing two
suits of clothes and part of another
from the room of "a barber in Parqucttc's
lodging house i'm East Galena street.
The ciothing was valued at $50. Trip
was discharged from completely. Will
liams will bc arriigucd tomorrow morn
ing. Williams is Charged with unlocking
the BARRIERS door by means of a duplicate
key, carrying oil the goods and pawning
them. II is stated that he intended To re-
deem them. bat the cards didn't go his
way.
Ed Carroll, who is considered one of the
hest men OH the Butte police force, handed
in his star and resigned today. The cause
was n difficulty with City Marshal Near
thur. Officer James reported for duty to-
day.. after long sickness from pneumonia.
James, on account of his sickness, dc-
. sired day duty. To effect this "a day an
had To he put on the night shift and Me
Carroll objected since he has two sick
children at home and preferred resigniIig
to working on night shift. Under the cir
cumstunces, he thinks that the action of
B the marshal les due 10 spite. since there are
several officers on the day shift who have
worked there longer than Carroll ana
should have been placed on the night shift
before him. Macarthur says hc did not
take into consideration whether a man
and selected Carroll only by chance and
not through spite. The police coinimitte.
of the city council went to Carroll to-
day and eIideavored to get him tn recon,
slider his resignation as he is recognized
as a. most valuable man OH III.
force. Carroll refused to work
marshal was evidently spitcful against
him, had been against him for n long time,
and Carroll was conyI,,eed they .9,iH n3'
V be brought before the city council al III
next meeting and another effort made t.
compromises. Carroll is So honest. mani,
and efficient AN officer that citizens viii
not:t,e likely to- consent tn his resignation
Butte cannot afford to lose his officer a
week ago that me would he the OH
Ger selected for night. duty in place
not select Carroll by chance o-day Car
roll says he would do anything he coul'
20 help officer James,. who should b.
snys ne cannot afford to he made the TINT