The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-22
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.

BUTTE
There will be n grand ball ut the Road
mousse tonight.
Colonel Curtiss has entirely recovered
from La Rrippe
There will he "a wrestling match at the
Milwaukee, beer hall tonight.
A Mineral Land association meeting
will he held at the opera house tonight.
w. M. Corlyain got into n quarrel on
Main street last evening and was arrested.
W. ]. Mcnamara, Of the Mcnamara
house of this city will leave for San Fran
cisco Monday.
East B-oaiw Nv this evening and was pr
iotcd 10 the city jail.
Miles Finlan. scrseant-at-arms OF the
house of representatives. arrived i'm the
city from Helena last night.
j. II. Mcdonald of Chicago, and j. NJ.
Fox OF Deer Lodge, are among the pr"m'-
sent guests at the Nc Derrnott.
The banks will he closed to-day. il bc-
mig n legal holiday. The courts and
county clerks ofiic,. will also he closed.
Real estate agents report that there is
very active inquiry about property in
Butte and a lively spring trade is assured.
J. g.. Singer has made "a full settlement
with the Nebro drug house, and will con-
street.
The young peoples Methodist Alliance
siet last evening at the Mountain View
Avenue church and elected IA full set OF
officers for the ensuing year.
w. p. p. ~. Clare. formerly connected
with the Utah q Northern railway. has ac-
cepted n position as local agent of the
Montana Central i'm this city.
Officer Waters aid "a good job yesterday
when he set u gang of men working on
:" escape as j, comes down. the lii.
j. Il. b.. Coon has retired from the firm
eff R. NJ. Cobban 4 20. The firm has
been dissolved and in the future the inssi-
tuition will bc conducted by j. III. Ma
honey.
Marshal Macarthur desires the STAND
AsD 20 state tina, If those who have los,
will apply To him be thinks lie can re-
cover the same.
u. N. Adams, who succeeds }. A.. Lewis
AS general agent of the Unio, Pacific i'm
this city, arrived last evening. MIR. Adams
spent the day i'm getting acquainted with
the business men OF Butte.
The sidewalk i'm front of the American
IMPRESS underwent u course OF
repairs yesterday. Colonel Graves and
Captain Damson maintain that the police
did not order the Improvement.
There will he a meeting of the knights
of the Golden Eagle Monday evening at
be transacted and il is hoped that the full
membership will he in
John Wilson declared his intention of
was arrested and taken before the city
language and was fined 50 and cost and
SO for contempt of court. He paid.
Jacob Jakku. a countryman. thought he
could whip a Butte man yesterday and
WAS AIKEN charge of by the police. He
tssid 81 and costs for the experiment.
Henry Issacson, the man he tried to whip,
was arrested and pleaded not guilty and
will be- heard on the oath.
The play of 'Esmeralda' was repeated
with great success at the Lyceum last
evening. The Lyccum has already bs'
come descrvcdly popular. This evening
am elegant gold watch will he given ava!
u some purchaser of "a ticket. Thers
will be a grand souvenir matines, 'hi'
afternoon.
Judgs. w. II. Dewitt has just rcturn..
from Helena. where he has been attend
ing the supreme court. He states that the
docket has been cleared and that thers
will not he another meeting before the
second Monday i'm April. Mrs. Dewitt
who has been seriously i'll during the pas
few weeks. is greatly improved. Th'
Judge expects tn leave for California la a
short time.
Getting Things In shape.
BUTTE. Feb. 1.-The fire boys at tn,
city hall are jubilant over the certainty a
having convenient quarters. The inn
prOvemcnts that have been made i'm thei
quarters of late will serve tn assist rapid
iS of movement when AN alarm J
sounded. Hanging hunks are arrange
overhead with ladders descending To TN,
lower floor, which has been newly laid
Stalls for the horses have also been con
veaientiy arranged on the lower floor.
"Gwyl saint Devil"