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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-12
A SICkENING SIGHT.

" FETCHED State IT the D~isreputabie Fin
landish saloon where Hill Was stabbed.
By the standards Special Wire.
BUTTE. June ll.-Dave johnson and
Olive Tankey, proprietors Of the disrep-
utsble Finland saloon on East Park street,
were arrested to-day for keeping a disor-
DERBY house. The saloon they conduct Is
the one in which Hill almost killed Lime
man last night and has @ the scene of
numerous disturbances. Both msn were
released on bonds, aud their hearing set
for tomorrow.
They had barely beef released and had
reopened their ~'joint" before the police
were called in again to qucll another
fight and lock up two of the participants.
The saloon presented u sickening sight
this morning as the result Of last nights
row. The floor vas literally covered with
blood, while huge splashes OF the same
crimson fluid stained the walls and furni.
ture.
An effort will probably be made To close
up the place, by causing In license held
by the proprietors tn be revoked.
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TRANsoREssoRs OF THE LAW.
Their Way IN the Police Court Might,
Hard Yesterday.
Nv the ytandRrd's SpecIal Wire.

Their Way IN the Police Court Mighty
Hard Yesterday.
BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE. June 1.-THE usual array OF
petty offenders awaited the pleasure OF
Judge Newkirk this morning.
Dolly Lee was fined S. and cost for
being drunk and disturbing the peace,
Miss Dolly being short financially was
committed.
Mrs. 'Bigfoot" paid 81 and costs for
paradinC the streets without the required
amount of clothing demanded by good
society.
J. NJ. Anderson was arraigned for dis
turbing the peace. He entered a plea of
not guilty and his hearing was set for to-
morrow.
For making an ''original package" out
Of himself, Robert Harris was Inc 81
and costs. Committed.
Ed Collins contributed II and costs for
the same ofrense.
No. having the necessary amount with
him, Jim Fitzgerald was sent To the base
ment. He had heel drunk.
The charge of larceny against Lizzie
Lynch was dismissed, the prosecuting
witness withdrawing the complaint and
paying the costs.
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DoINGS IN DEER LODGE.

College Exercises That Were Greatly I'm
Joyed--saIe OF the Robertson Estate.
Special Ia the Standard.
DEER LODGE, June 1.-THE undergrad
uate exhibition of the College of Mon
tana was held tonight at Cottonwood
hall and drew n large audience. II con-
sisted of declamations, essays, orations
and plays and was participated in by
most of the students. 1t was very inter
esting. There are many attending the
commencement from different parts of
the state. The graduating exercises take
place morning and the presi-
dents reception tomorrow night.
The public sale of the interest of j. III.
Robertson, deceased, in the co-partner-
ship property of T.. L.. Bonner 4 CO., in
this place did not take place as adver-
tised, Mr.. Bonner purchasing at private
sale the entire interest of the estate in
the property. Mrs. Robertson, the widow
of the deceased, was present to assent to
the sale. The interest of the Robertson
estate in the Deer Lodge was appraised at
about $4,000. but what the sale was made
for to-day has not been nader public. Mr..
Bonner is now sole proprietor Of the Deer
Lodge property. What will be one with
the Butte property remains 10 be seen.
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BEAUTY AT The FAIR
Pretty Girls Who Sell All Sorts Of
Pretty Things.
The Contests for Popularity Begun
How the Votes Stood Whom
the Fair Closed
Last Night.

Last night was the second Of the Cath
Ole fair and judging from the crowded
condition Of the hall. from 9 O'Clock until
midnight, he success Of the eutertun-
ment will far surpass the most sanguine
expectations Of Its originators. The
pretty faces OF the young misses were
everywhere and they kept close company
with a small book, so that hut few were
overlooked who might want TO stake a
chance on this.' The ladies are not In
the least troubled with bashfulness, for
they buttonholc each and all will re-
quests To take a chance on a pretty piece
of fancy work or an article Of jewelry
or something else Of valu and beauty.
Great sport was had by the gentlemen
who gather around the spot where base
balls are thrown mt "A black head, as but
few are able TO locate the pate of In col
orcd gentleman with anything like accu-
racy.
The voting for popularity was begun
last night, although none but lady candi-
dates have appeared in the field as yet.
This seems to afford considerable amuse-
ment and will become very exciting he
fore the close of the polls. At late hour
last night the vote was as follows: For
the most popular married lady, Mrs. j.
Johnson u votes, the prize being a hand
some silver tea set; for the most popular
young lady, the prize being a silk dress,
Katie Burke 1881. Christina Larson 81;
for the COW, Mrs. p. Maloney 100, Mrs.
Couchin 1853.
For a beautiful necklace, pin and brace
let. Miss Alice lessen of the lower works
and Miss May Campbell of the city are
the candidates.; for "A silk wrap. Miss
Emma Kinrad lea, Fannie Folk 30; for "a
berry set, Mrs. Conley and Mrs. Flynn are
the candidates.
The Strawberries and ice cream were as
.Ial..sa..l ~. .... nal x..s.s I'm sKps.1f sIa-
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TO BE CLOSED.
Guests VIII Not Be Received NJ he Mon
tana After June 30.

Guests VIII Not Be Received ut the Mon
tana After June 80.
Guests at the Montana were enjoying
dinner as usual last evening when each
received an envelope enclosing "a dainty
card which conveyed the information that
the hotel would not he open for the recep-
ton of guests after July l.. This informal
ton was quite formal, as the fact that the
hotel was to he closed on that day had
been announced at noon. and the news
had been spread over the city in less than
thirty minutes. OF course, the unex-
pected announcement caused constcrna-
ton among "A good many of the guests,
who have come To regard the Montana as
the best home they ever had and a good
mgIg nervous people began To wonder
what they were going to do about IL. The
manager Of the house simply said hat the
decision was iinal and hat the closing
Of the house for an indefinite time was "A
fixed fact, So that there was no chance
FOR any argument. IL is not quite twelve
months since the Montana was opened
To- the public.
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MELANoE.
Gossip About One Thing Another of Inter
est In the Garden City.

Gossip About One Thing Another at Inter-
est in the Garden city.
spec iai To the standard. d.
June 11.-Chicf Feile yester-
A. .t,ornnon arres,ed a man FOR n,,Ilinp
y = a.r,an,.rs wprI;nc
An'ie On " VI - IT,. .ni"s
on the new Miasco' ihea'.t. u ch
found the fellow ln one OF the houses on
the ''rown and had 10 use his cane on him
before he consented to go To the county
iail.
m IA -,
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ANOTHER PRIZE FIGHT.
Two Boys Engage In u Regular tini>l,
Fight Near the Gsgnon,

Two Boys Engage In "a Regular tini>l,
Fight Near the Gsgnon.
BY the Standards Special Vine.
Butte. June il.-prise-flghting is once
more epidemic in Butte. Last evening
two boys twelve or fourteen years old,
with several Of their mates repaired To the
ncighborlood Of the Gagnon mine and
had a regular prize fight. A ring was
pitched and there were seconds, referee,
spong"s, bottles and time-keepers. No
gloves were used. however. In tho sec.
ond round one hoy knocked the other
over, and then, contrary 10 all rules,
jumped on his fallen foe and proceeded
To pummel him in the good old way. Two
friends Of the fallen youth, the referee
and second then took n hand, with the re-
suit that the outrager OF Marquis Of
Qucensbury rules barely escaped with his
life. He had four teeth knocked down
his throat.
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BATTLE OF The BIRDS
An Early Morning Cock Fight Between
Butte and Anaconda.
The Smelter City Sports Have Their
Birds Killed. Their Pride Tram
pied In the Dust. and
Lose Their Copecks.

Special Correspondence Of the standard.
BUTTE, June lin the early hours OF
his morning there was an exciting rock
fight In the basement of the Milwaukee
beer hall.
The match was hastily arranged, Ana
conda parties having come to town yes
terday with two magnificent birds which
they wanted whipped. So Butte sporting
men went to work to hustle up local birds
to see the Anaconda birds and conquer
them.
1t was late at night before everything
was in readiness for the match and a
small crowd gathered in the basement I O
witness the contests.
The first battle was between Samuel
Tonkin's red and an Anaconda grey, en-
tered by VIM. Bell OF that city. The bat
tie vas for SIS. The Anaconda bird
weighed five pounds four,to five and one-
half for the Butte bird. The Anaconda
bird was cut down In about fifteen min.
utes.
Following came a match between a
blue pyle owned by n Butte barber and a
silver grey Of Anaconda. This match
was for SO. The blue pyle killed the An
aconda bird in five minutes.
Anaconda now having been trampled
in the dust, there was general desire for
another match, and one was arranged be-
tween Boyce's Claiborne, "a light-red, and
a dark-red belonging TO Jim Smith. This
was a shake-bag battle, and considerable
interest was aroused i'm il, the stakes be
ing as high as $40. Boyce's Claiborne
proved the victor. Sam Tonkin and Sol.
Lukey handled b victorious birds i'm
vel battle.
Arrangements are being made for an
other battle between Butte and Ana
conda.
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THOSE BAD
No Clue tai h Fellow Who Did the Gu
ting In the Park street Dive,

No Clue to the Fellow Who Did the Cut
ting In the Park Street Dive.
BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, June 11.-Although vigorous
search has been made for the Finlander
who so murderously assaulted ono of his
countrymen last night, no trace of him
has as yet been secured. Ii now turns
out that the fellow who did the cutting is
IN Tom Hill instead of John Thomp-
son, the name first given the police. AZ
ter doing the cutting Hill went to his
boarding house in Dublin gulch, and
washing the blood from his person left for
parts unknown. As he was known TO have
several hundred dollars about him,
1t is supposed he walked to some
point IN one of the railroads
and waited until this morning to catch a
train and is o beyond capture. The
gang TO which he belonged came to the
city several days ago from the Butte q
Bozeman road, where they were at work
On the grade, and since their arrival have
done nothing but drink and fight.
To-day rs OF them are said to have left
for Washington to work on a railroad and
i Is possible that Hill may join them
there.
Early this morning Officers Donovan
and Anderson arrested Matt Ryan, a kind
OF read mar among the Fins in this sec
ton. on suspicion Of knowing more about
Hills whereabouts than he cared TO tell.
Ryan was locked up and allowed TO re-
main in Jail until this afternoon, but IL he
knew anything he s%tubbornly refused to
divulge il and was finally released. In
police circles Ryan has the reputation of
being one of the most dangerous of the
crowd, as he is possessed of more intelli-
gence than his fellows, and being able to
speak English quite fluently acts as a sort
of spy and looks out for the Others. Lin
neman, the wounded man, is consid-
cred out of danger.
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ANACONDA, Mont, June II, iss

To Whom N May Concern:
have this day received from the Pacific
Mutual Life Insurance company of Cali
fornia. through their general agents. Man
tie 4 Warren, nj Butte, Mont, sixty-seven
and lb-i0O dollars In full payment OF claim
against said company. l filed my claim
on the 10Th day OF June, and to-day, June
II, I received a check for the full amount
of my claim. I find there Is no delay
connected with this company, and they
nay "A claim as soon as il "A he audited.
Very respectfully,
FERD. HoLZENDoRr.
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Sealed proposals will be received nj the
office Of the Anaconda Smelling Works
for the construction of the necessary
rock and brick work incidental To the en-
larging Of the smelling plant near Car
roll. Mont. The rock work will comprise
about L. 90 perchcs and about 100000
brick will Ike laid. Drawings and speciti-
cations can he inspected AT the Office nj
the upper works. Bids will he opened on
Monday, June Ii. at = .. m. All material
will he furnishedb by the company. Tbccom.
pany reserves the right To reject any and
all bids. Anaconda Smelling Works,
Anaconda, Mont.
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ONE YEAR IN PRISON.

That's Tom Cummings S~entence-Abou
the Reigal woinau's Acqoittai.
by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE. June 1.-THE district court to-
day was occupied with the trial of homas
Cummings. charged with grand larceny in
stealing a mink overcoat from Babcock's
store. Cummings was found guilty and
sentenced Ia one years imprisonment.
The trial of William Sorenson will be-
gin tomorrow.
One Of the jurymcn In the Marie Regal
case said to-day: ave could do nothing
more than acquit Marie Regal ON the cyl.
dcnce adduccd. IL we could have brought
in a verdict of accessory that would have
been a different thing. But the indict-
ment charged robbery and there was no
evidence Ia show that she had committed
the rpbbery
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GATHERING UP EVIDENCE.

Othcers Discover More Clews That They
Consider Important In the Elliott Gaze.
by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, June 1l.-Another arrest has
been made in connection with the Elliott
arson and robbery case. A man named
sullivan has been taken INTO custody on
suspicion of being an accomplish of
Annie Mccormick, arrested as principal
yesterday morning. Sullivan is said TO
have been with the girl when she left the
residence OF Mrs. Elliott to give the alarm
at the engine house.
Last night several rings and other arti-
cles of jewclry stolen were found under
the kitchen window of the despoiled house
where they had probably been thrown and
her pressed into the earth by some one
in a hurry 10 conceal them. The finding
of the goods in that place is considered by
the authorities as additional proof Of the
guilt OF the accused, showing almost con-
clusively that the person who committed
the theft escaped through the kitchen.
Preliminary examination OF Sullivan
and the woman will take place Friday be-
fore Judge Newkirk. Sullivan Is out on
bonds, while the girl remains I'm jail.
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I,or.,.au. ON the War Path.

by the standards ~, r'ial Wire.
BUTTE, June 1l.-John II. Bordeaux the
scrip ilend. is out cunning to-day. Yes
terday he mentioned tai a Miner reporter
that there had been an addition 10 his
family aud a glowing announcement ap.
peared 10 the effect that IL was "A boy. that
mother and baby were doing well but
that John could scarcely pull through.
The only addition tn his family that John
knows ANYTHING about Is the arrival Of his
l75 pound brother. 4. j. Bordeaux from
Texas.
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By the standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, June li.-Annnal examinations
are being held in the city schools. Mon
day was devoted Ia spelling, Tuesday TO
arithmetic. to-day To- languages and gram
mar and nor geography, arithinc-
tic aud physiology will bc the subjects.
Promotion cards will he awarded on Fri
day. The graduating exercises viii take
place on Monday evening. the use Of the
npera house having been donated for the
urpose
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Neil Perrin was arrested yesterday and
sentenced To Is days in h county jail Tor
being "a yagrant.
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Samuel kilgore and Annie King were
united IN marriage Tuesday evening al
the home Of the bride.
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Miss Sallie Batterton, OF Pendleton,
Oregon, is visiting her sister, Mrs. ~. L.
Mahan, of Cherry street.
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In n swim.

Mrs. l.. A. 4. Webster, better known as
Little Louie, the lady barber Of Butte. has
opened a two-chair barber shop In Granite
next Ia the postoitice.
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ltor sale.

Onc-half or whole II a general mer-
chandise store in Granite. doing a good
business. Reason for sale, owner leaving
the state. Address Box X, Granite, Mont.
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William T.. Thomas, Of San Francisco,
special agent Of the Commercial Union
Insurance company of London, is paying
Anaconda a short visit.
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When in Butte be SURE aud don't forget
10 call al Emils beer hall and try one II
those fine business lunches.
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Bids will be accepted 10y the STASDARD
Publishing Company on the erection of "A
building similar To that which they at
present occupy. Plans n specifications
may he seen at the STANDARD office.
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Al Columbia Gardens, Sunday. June -,
10y A. %. n. and X. l.. l.. A.
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IL. Wallace has opened a steam dy'
works on First street between Oak AN,
Cedar streets, Anaconda.
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NJ. Fury and ]. Henncssy had a contest
al hand ball yesterday afternoon at the
saloon of Gordon 4 Leary on Front street.
Mr.. Fury won the game, which was some
what exciting, by a score of n 20 ~.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-12

Rev. Father Van de Ven Of Butte was
over last evening To attend the fair.
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Mail orders for all kinds of musical
goods promptly filed by Van orion d
Rcinhart. Ia Main street. Butte.
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Go 20 the Workingmen's Barber shop,
Granite, Mont.
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Popular prices AT the Workingm"n's
Barber Shop, Granite, Mont.
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Notic. q, Contractors.

To be- surc and get ice cold beer, call
for pabst Milwaukee beer.
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Keefe sells no beer but Milwaukee.


medium"
Mrs. j. W. Miner Of Portland, Ore, can
be found over Barrett x Jacky's harness
store, on Main street. Business life
readings n specially.
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ABOUT HI CITY.

Patrick Clark of the Poorman mine is
IN the city.
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WE OFFER A LINE OF
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR!
This week on which we invite comparison.

Dress Sateens Ioc a yard; full bleached cream and fancy border
table damasks for 4c a yard, actual value IS; table worsted damasks
light and dark, colored checks and plaids, included in the same lot
for same price, 45c per yard; a small lot of warm weather dresses at
low prices; carpets, shades. rugs, mats, poles and curtains.
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Some excitement was caused early
Tuesday morning when IA man was seen
to enter the Catholic church through a
window. Officers Mckinney and Pickle
were on hand aud stationed themselves at
either side Of the church AS the man was
thought to he a thief. They waited for
some time and "a large crowd gathered
around but the stranger did no again
appear. II was subsequently learned
that the supposed thief was al altar boy
who had come To church late and thought
the easiest way to get inside was
To go through the window. However he
did not again avail himself Of the window
and the officer waited In vain for his APP
pcarancc.
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Milwaukee lager beef always at free
ing points. Call for il.
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Joseph Peters was 'knocked ont yes
,eriay by a piece Of wood which he was
trying TO get the best Of. The piece few
up and struck him on tho bridge Of the
nose, rendering him insensible, and pen
etrating the iiesh about an inch. DIR.
Rockefeller was called in and succeeded
IN bringing Mr.. Peters around all right.
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A suit was tried before Judge Fitzgerald
Yesterday afternoon and evening In which
j. l.. Hamilton was the plaintiff and John
Morris and Kate Cuff the defendants.
The suit was for so alleged rent VI furni-
ture. The case occupied the entire day
and was given 10 the jury at $3.50 y. IN.
nlai1tiiy far full amount and costs.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-05-25
For a Royal Arcanum Hall.

a stated meeting of the committees ap-
pointed by the different councils of the Royal
Arcanum for the purpose of erecting suita-
bic hall for this large order was held at the
residence of Brother Louis Heilbrun, SO2 X
street northwest, Friday night, with Smith
Thompson as chairman and l. Cans as secre-
tary 1t was unanimously agreed that with
proper cooperation it will be an easy matter
to get together sufficient funds to carry out
this grand idea. This organization now num-
bers 800 active members in the District. A
subcommittee of one from each of the councils
was appointed to visit the different organiza-
tions to explain to them separately the plans
they have in readiness to secure the commence
ment of this object.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-05-25
STRAUSS AT MUSIC HALL,

Edward Strauss, the latest representative to
visit America of very distinguished musical
family, was yesterday afternoon, at Lincoln
Hall, greeted by large audience, mostly COM
posed of ladies, who seemed unreservedly in
sympathy with the terpsichorean measures which
constituted the major part of the programme,
and who applauded their rendition to the echo.
Most of the selections were compositions of the
Strauss family, and they were given in such
way as to bring the audience speedily under the
spell of the sensuous sway and swing Of the
waltz movement which is the leading chsrac-
teristic of those works. Never before has there
been An opportunity in this city for hearing
dance music rendered by an organization of such
ability and training. Its various members, by
the precision and unison of their work, are as
the parts of single machine, Of which the di-
rector is the inspiring and energizing force. No
band could be more en- rapport with conductor
than this band is with Mr.. Strauss. In the
evening programme of Strauss compositions
was given, and large and fashionable audi
ence manifested its interest by unstinted ap-
plause.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-05-25
MARYLAND r.. Convention.

BALTIMORE, May 24.-The one hundred and
seventh annual convention of the Protestant
Episcopal Diocese of Maryland will be held
Wednesday next. The convention last year
was held in Washington. The opening service
will be conducted by Bishop Paret, Rev. Dr.
julius h. Grammer, and others. Bishop Paret
made an appeal to the church women Of Mary
Snu refeh noot 81 eyely year distres Gigs 70 @
stoned by the death of clergyman The widow
and orphans are left utterly destitute. The
Bishop asked for the names of one hundred or
more who will promise to send him So each
when notified that there is such a case of need,
The Bishop received seventy-six names, and
the prospect is that it will extend some distance
over the one hundred asked for