The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-30

SapsRiltsndslt Carroll Win 1ot Open
tls Anaconda for Some Days.


BUTTE, Nov. 3.-The Anaconda mine
has not yet been opened and nobody
really knows what may be the com
dision OF thinRs below the surface. Be
tween 8 and II o'clock last might i've ex-
piosions wero heard by people of Butte,
who thought they were I'm the Anaconda
mime. Superintendcnt Carroll declared
e~Inphaticaliy to-niRht that no explosions
took plnce there and hence the explosions
arc ~unaccounted for. Superintendent
Carroll says tonight that he hos decided
not 10 try the experiment. of lowering dogs
Meantime steam will continue " be
turned into tho mine i'm full force.
STANDARD reporter tonight investi-
gated one OF the runiors which are prcva-
lent regarding moro mon being dead In
tho mine thnn has been reported. One of
che men said to be lost IL John williams.
HIS friends say hc worked al the Ann
condA mine and has not been seen since
the disaster. A STANDARD reporter, learn
ing that Williams mother lives ut 400
West Mercury street, near the Catholic
church,, wont there and found Williams
himself i'm the house. Williams said he
had worked on night shift at the Ana
conda mine and the last night he worked
was tle one before the fire. He immes:i-
ately aftcrward began working mt q brick
yard, which accounts for the fact that he
was missed by his comrades. Another
man said to he missing is Sullivan,
another one of that name besides the onS
tic can be learned regarding his disappears
auce. Ii IL n week now since the Ana
conda disaster and Lyons is still uncon-
recovery are faint.
This evening Leonard Maclay, a
E E%;naa" per ~s ss.e. .a'G boS ornso one s" asiia on
worth of drinks and FOR payment pre-
scented N check which ~purported to be for
one ookcd at il. The latter sum was
mentioned on the face of the check and
the former sum was named In the figures
the cheek from Green 4 keefs
hut the check cooked suspicious. Az neal
Armour and made payable to Lcija kei.
| fert. Maclay was locked up to await in
v~estigation. II is thought by some tina
the check has boon passed ON him and he
Considerable excit.mcnt was created TO
day i'm tine vicinity of Butte by q man who
quiring i'm Rhostly accents, shave you seer
two spirits pass this way p" Everybod,
w rss"s"isoa,s s , wiS Ives "a" in h"' g ssIi :
sssryboGy in brown. snIch Il she,
there aaa s sssn all tine We're 'p s |. fris sss%s:
to answer him. He was looking, he said
for the spirits of his sister and his aun,
He was sure they were somewhere in tina
region and insisted that they had becI
hidden. Not finding the spirits at Brown
l KulcI. lie started TO q 10 1tutte 8nt
reached here tonight. He startled tn
staid citizens of the Arcade saloon by in
quiring: "Have you seen any spirit
around here tonight" Officer Leydel
arrested HutchinRs and took him to tn
county jail to await examination as to hi
sanity.
1 McMauus, accused of stealing an ovei
coat. was tonight sentenced for 50 day
and 800 fine, with costs.
Two o~vercoats were stolen from No. 81
North Main street tonight by some ui
known parties.
The st. Andrews eve ball G
the Butte CALIFORNIAN society to-nigh
at Benehaw Hall was a signal success. Il
the music of the bag-pipc ao Q AN
lasses participated in the grand marcl
The Scotchmen were i'm their national n
tire and rendered the ball room q pictu
esque scene. The ball wa largely u
tended and greatly enjoyed. Me.ssrs. M
Grexor, Cameron, McKensie, Ross, Tu
lock and Gregg were members OF I'll
committee of arrangements.