The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-16
TALKED ABOUT
All Sorts Of Subjects That Arc Discussed
In Butte.
Streets That Need to Have Numbers
on the Houses--The City
Getting Ready for
Election.


ACNNso w hSutAS ~
numbering. II WINS only two years ago
the numbers were placed on the
and i'm an ordinary city no change
would probably be needed for ten or hf-
teen years. hut Butte has grown as much
i'm three years as an ordinary city grows
i'm twenty years. Since the contract for
the city was let new streets
have been laid out, new tracts have been
added, and the building has been enor-
nous. Vacant lots are now occupied, and
the city could scarcely he recoR-
nized as the one of u few years ago.
The result OF his growth has been TO De
houses n few years ago. Many people
have used their own Judgment i'm numbers
new houses are not at all. In
the outskirts of the CITY the only way. tn
direct n person to a house is by describing
houses To the corner. Even i'm the central
part of the city the numbering has he
S%@a I Many buildings in the principal
numbered. A great deal Of the
city is caused by the fact that u number
has occasionally dropped OIL, leaving IL
ON a house between 2io and ia. There
East Park street No. 400 is followed by Al
and go is next to :s4. The city is sup
posed to have the block system of num-
bering. A movement by the counci tn
have the numbering thoroughly revised,
lost numbers renewed. and
hIotASGo WYNN w ~ SNhh
eral favor.
neN, ny .iec'o" couk ~
ap,i ano aIreauy 'He.v near" lu.s "
for mayor. w. r.. Kenyon has repeatedly
said that he will not again he II candidate
for the office, and his friends say he Is
w r,,,ny nrevai, "n him an" to r"n nnnin.
Among the democratic candidates men,
,;on.J To-, Tho ,iac. "a Jaun.s n Iynch.
NJ. " Iyncb ';s in tb, field.
-, HE sn ,. ,rn, no shn,,I,i
rum. Mr.. lynch has had 2 long expert;
in the .;tw.s y,eIforc. AMI - u.,bi;c.snir,teI
LEA; can III Aidep,nan NJ W - Spiny
talked of. Mr.. Pinkham has served many
years i'm the council and il is believed
would make n strong run for mayor. The
terms OF seven aldermen expire inns
spr,ng; anu imasnimch as mveoi !; ,nsse are
r.puDiicans anu TWO uenioe,rats, - prop-
aoie .hht tic lex poar,i wII haNc us.ni-
ocratc maJorit!' the present ooarn oeihg
Ahhoiis .hs humorous ,nc'"en.s .In'
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hieht OF Two ago. y uru''keu ",'" ~as
Keeling about the n a broken
miner from the hill pretended 10 he n I0-
liceman and arrested him. The unk
zion oe The city ;,;I with his cantor flor
uo;no "A ecw stc,s- the sc,do-nol;c.n,n
gnve ,bc dr,,nLcu man IN ,n,c,stan nd th.,
on the tender of a $40 biII nc wo,,ld for,yu
the du,v of escortino him In the mil. .sI'll
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noon tnat one or TWO OF perhaps three %
the next meetiu0 of the city council. II /
stated by members of the police commit
tA, that tl.-. ~, .lr,,l. "a a,;.,n