The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-10
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ssnlsh Feeas 0eSa NAsursa Ovev ne
tlU -Pvsrsaasessa.
H-rrE, Nov. s.-Chicf OF Police smith
SsSnn VI the happioss men I'm this city
last night. He snsilinRly Informed u
STANDARD reporter that he had been over
fifty years living i'm this country and had
mover yet cast n vote i'm a United States
election. He says he IN now u full-ticsl9rd
citizen and is ready TAI vote early and
often.
The ladies' VI the Presbyterian church
will give q social on Monday evening.
A minstrel composed of home
ing 10 join are requested tn meet at the
Grand Opera House AIT 2::D u. I'M. to-
morrow.
The Butte Fire Briga,lc's dance on
Thanksgiving night promises to hr -
ateiy postponed it's ball, which was tai
hs,S, been held the same night.
the Western Union telegraph office here,
has thrown ri, the joiB. His Successor
from Omaha has not yet taken charge of
very efficient operator. i1It lc was not
very popular with the public.
Bob Klein was arrested last night for
drawing "a knife in Greigcr's saloon on
East Park street. Klein went up To the
UsF sttbI tAtlllsAIlOsNI ~ boStI vi Nv FNptb
Greiger. Ii was refused and Klein drew
"a knife. Grciger blew his whistle. Officer
Warner responded and Klein was ar
rested.
The grand jury returned no indictment
against Sinitztser and Mrs.
when the court complication arose ANA IL
was decided to discontinue further invcs-
ever. file u bill of information agains,
Sniitzliger undc the new law.
viii Shaw to-day complained that while
in the ComiQue early this morning, when
the lights were out, he handed "a waiter a
dollar. a. he supposed, for !. bottle oi
given IA twenty dollar gold piece. Re..civ
ing no change, lac had ths, waiter. Whose
name is Foreman. arrested. The cNainin-
alton will be held Monday.
j. NJ. McCandless, who was ARRESTED
some time ago on the charge of receiving
stolen property, was to-day arrested in
company with one Galloway, his partner
on a charge of obtaining money nn.lc'
false I,rets.nss.s. Ii appears that Met and
less and Galloway have been running al
"intelligcncc and labor bureau" and have
promising to furnish them with situations
Ono maj paid the firm 81 and got ncithc
job nor money.
Miss frankie Barnes who WAS fined 81
and costs at the police court last night fo
allowing Miss Ella Walker to freg'ient :
poiic, court and paid her fine, umountini
in all II about SO. Last night when TIN
fine was imposed. Miss Barnes rounsc
gave notice of appeal, but tho appeal ha
not been takeu: The mndatnc "vi.ientl
realized HAT it She ever appealed hefor
the district court she would he Furnishes
more scvcrly than in the police court.
The sentiment of the public here is tina
Butte police authorities should make ai
effort to rid the city of some of ths. dive
which exist here. If the law docs not SUI
bavnius the law should be- altered AN
very promptly too. The number of house
of ili-fame which i!lfest this camp
properly considered the greatest blot upo
this fine city. Let n vigorous war be a
once commenced against the ''pinkies
and pr1s,i,Htes of this city by the anth3,
officers in discharRinR these duties.
ber a few weeks avo the story of the arrc,
OF Dr. l.. A. Lowrick alias Henry Hart, j
this city for forgery. The forgery wa
checks on faro banks there. and the do'
tor, when arrested. was preparing to- OPP
rate in Butte. H., is now in Heller y
Arthur received "a telegram from Roche
, ter. ", w.. asking particulars about ID
saying lie was wanted i'm Rochester Z,
. forgery. Word was sent that Rochest'
i could have him after Helena got thro,ip
, with him.
Abe Hyman's eagle is gone. This morr
. ing when the sulphur smoke was WAITE
!. from the valley by the soft western wiz
1 the passers-by at the corner of Main al
/, roadway wer. confronted with u wondo
full. soul-stirring poem which ADORNED Il
1, blackboard i'm front of Mr.. Hynan's pla'
: of business. Upon the perch abo'
; sat the eagle casting wise chances upe
: the mob below. This afternoon the hi
, became ashamed of tho poetry iuscribs
on the pedestal beneath, and he silent
i slipped the base hempenfittcrs from d
a feet and softly stole away. Here is q
, poetry which compelled him To quit IL
camp:
Where cr,slietll the thunder, where tiasii.th I
lightning,
Where the mountains proud summit pierce
4 tll,. sky:
= There settrth the eagle in dignifi,i wonder.
= Aud he cocketh his huge philosophical eye.
Krr,, your eye ever fixed on the american Gag
K Which we, a> the proud bird az liberty. hail,
4 For that wise fowl you can never enNcigie
by lepositing salt On his venerable tail.
lsiGSFDI FRANK u. tDitlsETT