The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-24
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TALK OF rHg TOWN.
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By tha CaAhSlse PnlP.
0uecial Corrsspondence 0f thu Standard.
prise-fiehting case have for the most part
secured lawyers. f.. s. Booth has four of
them, w. J.. Scallon the same number,
and John Forbis has the case OF the
Thorntons.
The Catholic fair came to q most sue
cessful conclusion this evening. All In
charge are to he congratulated on the
success Of the fair, both I'm q social and
sense. About 5000 has been
realised for the benefit of St. Patrick's
Parochi IL school. The voting for the
most popular mining superintendent re-
suited i'm 5,612 votes for Tom York, and
2,3g9 for Benjamin libby. All remaining
special feature this evening was the
fancy, dancing by little Miss b
e. Fred Wey liz arranging a splendid
Christmas dinner Tor the guests of the
McDerunott.
snielter, who died Of pneumonia on Fri
day, have been to Paris, Maine.
a telegram am Ta ssre c &c Yesterday an.
Of this city, who wa visiting in Excello,
The charming little actress, Katie Put
nam. opened to-ni9ht in a weeks engage
play was "Erma the Ell; in Which Miss
,hsir S.s an" .E Err : s' sSe Err, :pH Z a lively ~
comedy,drama by G. 7: Da.ey and com
farce to meioSrama. The eharac,er o of
in. se SH""ar B s%s s ~iii
The sH fifth p ANNUAL bali Of the P essn,,ss:
Sons of America will he given at Renshaw
"s The " ne% M%css sssas' Episcopal church a.
night. GRAND conser, win he give" for
There will he a Christmas tree at st.
Johns Episcopal church tomorrow even
wig, WHO h awe s Sery'S ws, w Irii ne ~ n ts ser children
$. Clark, is spending the holidays with his
n nassess; having al 1xd ss%e Il. Be the % III sss
same academ is spending the holidays
with his g~ran.imother, Mrs. Mary Mantle.
On next Monday evening. December ~,
a lodge of the Knights of the Golden Eagle
will be instituted at Good Templars' Hall
the following Friday there will be an in
The Knights now number hfty:three
Barney Duffy, who was taken to the
county jail about two months < OH ac-
was taken before Judge Ncwkirk this
morning. The judge sentenced him to 30
days i'm jail, but allowed him one hour Of
town. Barney left town.
The case of Powers and Brady for bur
glary has been postponed until Decern-
fled to-day OF work done ON the Kossu,h.
Joseph. Rocky Ciiif, Minnesota, knhi.
man, May Rood, Chrislie, and Monitor
James A. brennan has given notice of
Legislative lode claim. and John Cabbage
and G.: +. Kinman OF the stumbling Block
In the police court to-day Andy Lang
and Andrew Blangin were fined 81 for
petty offenses; George Boyle and John
a Finlander, IS for quarrelinR: John Seal
lard, s. for drunkenness and using oh
I: scene for '% G~rsnsssne~~ Pa" Jack Ha ca9,. s.s
1Gn '"f Sos. Il T far d I'm an,ess;
charge OF disturbance. Mat O'Hara was
arrested for interfering with an officer,
and Thomas Fleming and John Doe were
arrested this asternoon for drunkenness
and disortler.y conduct.
The cable line stopped u tonight
owing to the breaking of the cable.
Mrs. Suprcnant was arrested Tonight on
n charge of Matchmaking. She tried go
with breaking down a. chair but it, APP
peared that the chair had already been
s enSxsf bills nsd from pn.a ev r1r Smh S @h ns sat in nS 10 10
The dodge did not work and Mrs. Supre-
nant was arrested by officer Leland.
smelter was tried to-day in Justice Eddy's
court for acting AS engineer without a
license, on complaint of the Inspector.
The case was finished late this evening
and the jury disagreed. The case will be
tried again.
For SIS a month You can buy a lot i'm
Columbia City, Butte's choice resident
locality, that will double i'm value in twelve
months. Call on or Address the f. &c. Ii.
Al East Broadway, Butte, Mont.
A CHARMING SPECTACLE.
The Peoples Market Fitted Up In Bril-
linaaf a. lnriafa sans EaSonfn
Those who haven't seen the Peoples
Market are missing one of the events of