The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-12
LATE NEWS FROM BUTTE
A Young Nan Who Was Taken In by
Bogus Patent Brokers.
H- Dropped FiUy ~sSelisr- in the siss
and That Was the Last He Saw
of 1t-lbt1ser Notes and
lsOssIu.
spectral To the standard

Special la the standard.
BUTTE, Sept. IA young man who H.
clerk In ~ large retail store In Butte. claims
to have been swindlssi out OF SO by the
Pioneer Patent Agency of san FraiTriseo,
the peculiar methods of which wers. de-
srribed by the STANDARD this morning.
The young man says hc worked for a. year
or more. OH IA cash carrier for stores. and
that he got il in good shape at last. He
then sent tn this alleged patent agency
and asked that his invention he patented
and afterwards handled ny the agency. A
reply came stating that they would le
pleased to procure, tlhc patent and place
the invention i'm tli. market. They said
s,pcn AN INVENTION as that described by
the cOIiidinH clerk, and yet they did not
care tO incur the responsibility of pateIlt-
ing the article aud putting II upon the
market unless the patentec pit up stif-
ficient cash tai defrsay the expenses incl
dental to tir, work. r'ifiy dollars was the
sum mentioned as being required. This
sum was at once forwarded, and "a few
weeks later a. letter was received by ths.
vcution was almost identical with one
already patented i'm Washington a patent
could not he obtained. The young man
says he believed ILic statement ANA gave
mp all hope of procuring "a patent upon
ms invention. which hc thinks ~ IL first-
class article.
As an evidence Of the great popularity
of the STANDARD i'm this city II is only
necessary to state that Ia at the business
men tiOlnR btlslneSS OH Park street west,
between Main and Academy. have sub
scrihed for the and now r.
s.eive il every morning in time to read the
news of the city, state and world before
engaging in the business of the day. The
demand for the paper is great throughout
the city and is daily increasing:
dudley A. Wells to-day filed notice of
location of the Wedge lode claim i'm SUM
init Valley.
Antonic Marceau and w. E. McAlis,er
have filed notice of having amended the
location of their mining claim tine Eclipse
lode on Moose creek.
Charles Bandy filed notice to-day of the
location of the Red Warrior mining claim
etween a fork of Telegraph and brown's
creek.
AS deputy si,er,ir of Silver how to act at
Rocker.
The county commissioners were. i'm s..s-
sion to-day considering the siieriff's fee
bills.
MI. Shaw of the Gold Boot has rented
the store at No. III West Park street, four
doors west of Main, ana will move his
stock of boots and shoes there tomorrow.
Almost every day some person il arrested
and yet il seems to furnish no lesson of
value. To-day two occurred
from leaving horses united, and the lives
of many citizens were endangered thereby.
. And yet many people consider the law too
severe that coInpel them to hitch their
horses when standing upon the streets.
Work upon the new sewers is pro-
grs,ssing satisfactorily.
There is some talk of n fine new hotel
ttlflK tNlllt Ie'rr. IN the near 1tIttlrt. Dy
eastern capitalists. II built at all il will
bc situated in the ctntrs. of the, business
part of town.
MIR. Mauic, who formerly lived in Butte,
is booming Ogden real estate, and is said
to have made "a barrel of money already
out OF Inns Investments there.
reporter to-day that he and two assistants
had spent the past four days i'm inspect
ing. and cordeinning defective fire fines.
and seeing that all rubbish in
back yards WAS removed. Seventy-flve
chiInneys were condemned and ordered
repaired or removed. Mr.. O'Brien says
the people have, as ~ rule. generously AS
sisted him i'm the discharge of his duty.
County Surveyor kornbs.r4 il in the city.
He reports the work of surveying the
county boundary is progressing very slow
~, owing tai the rough character of the
country where the surveyors are employed.
will bc finished before December.
The case of Mary Regal and Paul
F~lcrneau,. charged with robbing Nool
Galena street OH Monday night. was called
i'm the Police court to-day, but was further
adjourned for hearing until Tomorrow
The court room to-day was crowded by
people anxious to hear the trial.
The public schools are crowded this
term already, the attendance being larger
than ever before i'm the history of the city.
Half the population We're engaged In
putting up stoves yesterday. and to-day.
watchmen and nine more are being em-
ploycd by private citizens to watch for
fires.
Real ESTATE. Transfers.
special to the Standard.
Butte, Sept. 11.-Thc following trans
fcrs of real estate were recorded at the
county recorders Office at Butte to-day:
J. y. Harrington and NJ. L. Murphy Ia
Thos. Bryant. lots . AMI . In block &
Of the Warren n king>bury addition
to Butte. ......... = lao Nj
Leopold Wintcrholier to Fred kerth.
lt ~ in block n. Noycs n Crton' ad-
tttont " ututc . 49,. ion ~
Dudley w. Wells Ia the Butte 4 BOSTON
Mining TO-. all Of the Wedge lode
mining claim, i'm section i2,of T. 3 ".
Bryant u. Peters to Francis A. Worm
ell, lots On Copper street. ,......... t,JD IN
+. kerth tai l.. Winterlloldcr. lot Fl? In
block =. Hopkins addition to Butte. I'D O
Paul Akrrson Ia Evan Hughes, lot %
in block :, Leygatt 4 Fosters addis
ton tai Butte. LON ~
L. =. White and Frank L~etellier. Of
Grand Rapids. Mich. to James II.
| Lynch, Of Butte, n lat an the east side
Of Main street. AMI extending north
| To the Butte town site: together with
I all improvements on said lot. Con
sidcratiou recorded i'm former deed.