Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-10
ANACONDA NEWS.
Political Pointers and General Notes From
the Smelter City.

II IkOutdcal GOAnt0rB ana 60n0f8l NOS6e ETU1x
| the Smelter City.
James Nc Nulty several days ago sent il
his resignation as express agent at thil
place and yesterday it was accepted and
| w. H. Venedy, who has for q long time
been messenger for the express company
between here and Butte, was appointed tc
the Office. Mr.. Venedy has great many
friends here and elsewhere who win be
pleased to hear OF his well deserved promo.
tion. &
Work was started ON Saturday at the
northeast corner OF Main and Third streets
ON cellar 25x1O0 feet, where Mr.. .. 81.
Durstan will build two-story brick build.
ing with basement. It will be handsome
building when finished, and an ornament TO
that part OF town.
II Dennis Shovlin and Thomas Murray
are not elected to-day as Aldermen for the
First Ward of Anaconda it will not be be-
cause they will not work hard enough.
That they are both good men for this Office
and will make good Aldermen no one will
attempt to deny. II the citizens OF the First
ward OF Anaconda want to gain any bene.
at for their part OF the city let them vote
for these gentlemen and see that their
friends do the same.
Anaconda's next Mayor, no matter whom
the Republicans put up. for that office.
Jas. McNulty will not be bothered by the
moving of the big new safe belonging to the
city in which he keeps the city's funds
across the street, as he expects to keep it
where it is now for another term at least.
Tupper Bullen, who has been very low
with pneumonia, at the hospital, for some
time, is so much better that he was out ON
the street yesterday, and his friends con-
gratulate him on his recovery.
Jas. ctaig, general agent for the North
ern Pacific Railroad company at Butte,
was in this city on Saturday.
James johnson and A. e. McCallum are
going to make it intesting for the Republi-
can candidates for the Office OF aldermen
for the Second ward of Anaconda, and will,
without doubt. be elected, as they are the
best men for the Office in that ward.
A new and the richest strike yet made in
the Gable mine was struck a few days ago.
It is q current report here that the COM
pany's mill is now turning out $50, 700
bullion per week.
John r. Boarman, the next city clerk and
attorney OF Anaconda, will have no oppo-
sition to-day at the polls, not because the
hcpUUllC6uS udN6 no Uu0 W EUu UUU U0s
cause they knew they had no one in their
party that could run with him, to say
nothing of beating him.
Those who live in the Third ward of An
aconda can do their section Of the city a
benefit by voting and working
for Joseph Belcher and William Seba for
aldermen.
Harvey Malone, George Lindsey, John
Twohy and Charles Aspling started on Sat-
urday for Georgetown fats on duck hunt,
and as they are all known to be crack
shots, their friends expect to have roast
duck for their dinner to-day.
Silven Hughes and James Pingley will be
the choice for aldermen in the Fourth ward
Of Anaconda, and two men better fitted for
the Office could not be found in that ward.
Judge T. D. Fitzgerald has filed the Office
OF Police Magistrate at Anaconda so ac-
that the citizens of that town will
see that he has the Office for the coming
term. The Judge has enough friends in
both parties to insure his election by a
large majority.
Mr.. F. w. Blackford, who has been civil
engineer for the Union Pacific railroad for
the past eight years, has severed his con-
nectiou with that company and returned
to Anaconda and opened an Office in Judge
Winston's Office for the practice Of his pro-
fession as civil engineer.