The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-06
SUITE NOTES AND GOSSIP.
stray :tcrn- Gathered 10y THE S:and'trst'-'
Correspondent in the City ~; -mu,>c.

Corre-Ssoa.is at in tlc City al SNAKE.
special Ia TIE~
\. &. I.cimes. manager of the Butte
Trading company was thrown from his
buggy this afternoon and had his leg
broken. HIS injuries ara very serious.
%uuin,Icr of prominent railway officials
are in the city tonight. Amongst tiiCIuarc
III. e. Ives. general manager OF Tie Mon
tnnn Ccntral: y. IL. Langley. general
ir-igDt agent OF the same iiIc: X. 4. Far
rirgtou. auui.or of the Aianitoba; a. =.
NieiicIl. general manager OF the Northern
Pacific; VI. I. Kimberley. general super
~intcudcnt: j.. ". HAMMERED, general triiic
manager; J. w k"nlrick. chief engi.I"rr;
t.ror9. W. Dickinson. assistant ge; cral
s,pcriatcIadrnt OF machinery and ti,arlcs
-. Fec. general passenger agent, all of
thc Northern Pacific. Their visit * not
believed to have any special Significance.
Over two hundred men are low en-
pioyed in constructing the new sewers.
The men receive Si.OO per day, the amount
demanded by the strikers. and yet scarcely
any of the strikers arr. now employed on
compelled to yield to the demands of the
men. they are evidently determined that
those who conteUCied tor the increase ina
wages shall not reap any benefit from
their victory.
The men enipioyed in e~xcavating for
the new sewers. occasionally strike some
very rich veins of qtsrtz ore.
Major Hornbrook il iu Denver on b,isi-
Dcss that will occupy his attention about a
week.
South Butte has become thoroughly
alarmed at the frequency with which fires
have occurred there Recently and has or
panized . thoroughly efficient tir., rom
pany. The necessary apparatus Will he
purchased at once.
WI. Mcnamara is dispor1ing himself
in the health-giving surfs of the Great
The republicans held Il grand rally at
Centreviilc last nigh when Hon. j. r.
Richards aud a number of others made
The Turn Vercin societies of Montans
will unite i'm gising a picnic at Columbia
gardens next SundssS. Inc progrsimps
one.
The local papers announce that the rag
istr.r office will close on Tia. 18th instant.
| Those who have not Registered and Sts.
entitled tn do So should not be misicd 10y
this statcme1i. The otii..ss will close or
"a IluSlay. Tie 18th, the daS he
ing sunday.
'rhc enterprise of the publishers of the
SrANDATD Ing furnishing the people of
Montana with so excellent N jo,arnal l.
loudly coiunen,5rd by the people of this
city. The dcruand tor the STANDARn
here * very great already.
The political pot il secthiug i'm this city
Everywhcre enc gocs-on the streets. N
the postoiiicc. AT the merchants count. g
on every h~aid-eNcited patriots are to bs
encountered earnestly discussing the rcia
tive merits and dcuterits of the diifcEen
candidates for public office. As n rule the
candidates themselves are apparently ti'
most serene people in the city nj present
A Young man in the employ of Sheriff
Lloyd was arrested fortnight for riding
furiotis,y through the street ou hoIs'
back. He w.is undoubtedly released or
his recognizaiicc to appear in the niorti
inns, FOR trial.
The concert ~lcctuir, given this evening
in 81. Patrick school for the benefit u
that institution was well attended. til
large lecture room being crowdcd To IL.
doors. An excellent musical programme
under the directions of Prof. Carlisle. wa
rendered. The lecture 10y Father Nj,
Laughliu of st. Louis, on the subject
.Christian Education," was an able cffoi
and greatly pleased those present.
A grand democratic rally will i've held /
, the large club ooins over the Combinatio
I block ON Main street. Saturday evening Il
. 4 o'clock. The speakers OH thiso ccasio
: will he Hon. w. W. Dickson. Frank Coz
bstt, II. ]. Gilligan, e.. j. Rodgers an
others.