The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-06
FIGURES tROM DEER LODGE.


Returns showing MajOriti~~, with = Few
Precincts tn Hear From.
The table printed this morning contains
n partial list OF tho returns of the election
held i'm Deer Lodge county. The official
returns cannot he obtained until the
board of county commissioners meets, and
unofficial returns nave not been
received from several precincts, The
missing republican precincts are likely to
give n small republican majority, which
In amy event, il Is believed, will not foot
lent tn show the election of every leRisla-
ticket. Kennc.iy for Joint re~prescntatiys
in this county. In county his
Bennett, has q majority OF lI5.
x xni to- the fsa County nrf; in efnt shs s saies e, record
wall he required to determine the re-
suit i'm some instances. The demo-
ever, safely elected, as well AS the sheriff
county attorney, public administrator.
county surveyor, county treasurer, coron-
AS to county asss,ssor and county clerk,
official figures may he required Ia settle
the matter definitely. Mr.. McTague. h
has been figured % votes ahead with two
precincts, believed to he republican,. still
to be heard from. The figures will he
found i'm the table published ON this page.
Notss From Butte.
A young man well known around town
was knocked down las night ON the
corner of Main and Park streets for in-
sultinG a couple of ladies who werc pass
ing. A gentleman who knew the ladies
administered the deserved punishment.
Mr.. &. &. Thornton has returned from
Denver and the south with his stable of fast
horses. During his absence Mr.. Thorn
ton succeeded i'm carrying oil many of the
largest purses hung up by racing associa-
TONS i'm Colorado and Utah. His fine
horse Red Elm hns won a small fortune
fnR hiA 1rnTkv u-uns hnVipl0 fnkGn firlf
money i'm half a dozen big races.
Lally Owens, il is understood, has been
rounds. oaceHsberry rules. for $3.50 a side
and receipts. Place of meeting to be mu-
tually agreed upon. Blake, IL Is said, is a
considered by good men Who profess to
know to he n very likely pug.
BUSINESS i'm the city for the week just
Merchants complain that trade has been
duller than for any week during the past
year. The election excitement scclns to
have extended even into the ranks OF
the ladies and all appear to have
omitted to buy or barter until the great
issue had been settled; Merchants ex'
turns from Soap Gulch than the amount
of money i'm the till; clerks backed thei'
counts were exhausted. There was am inn
mense amount of stake money put uT
during the late unpleasantness and none
Of i has yet been given up ns the result Is
James A. Doran to-day filed notice oi
location OF the Surprise lode i'm Bak
Mountain mining district.
Frank White has filed notice of Location
Of the Tiger lode i'm the Bald Nountaif
mining district.
Charles Capp has filed notice :
amended location of the Monarch loo
claim i'm the n~orUanized mining distriCX
Nick Ayres was charged in police couN
to-day with stealing cigars from James !
Lynch on Sunday last during the fire.
vas discharged upon request from I'll
prosecution In could not find cviden$
For prosecution.
Work of clearing away the debris OF III
late fire il progressing rapidly. Abo
fifty men arr, employed i'm the werk. y
O'Rourke expects tn have his new blIilS
ing completed il sixty days. 1t will !
10y the ID. j. Hcnucssy Mcrca&
tile company as formerly.
A young man was this morning ARRESTED
by officer McLayden for stealing S2s froII
an inmate Of the Comique. Whilst III
officer had his back turned for u momcy
the prisoner made a break for liberty. II
ran through the Conliqhc and jumpeV
from n windo i'm the second story of It'd
building. The drop was thirty feet aI$
yet when the officer searched for him b,
was no where to he found. A diligsu
search has since been made but the ctS
prit.
J. A. Haslcy has moved his plumbin,
ahop three blocks west OF Main street oil
Third street. Leave orders Mt Anaconda
ardw store.