The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-08
BUTTE CURRENT r


DR.. A. II. Mitchell of Deer Lodge visited
the city yesterday.
Jim Connolly, late of the Arcade, will
leave soon for New York.
The Boston and Montana band will
May Ii.
j. H. McMonagle, the Silver Bow park
boomer, winged his flight for Helena yes
terday.
A United States patent has beer issued
to James w. Murphy ct al fer the'Oceanic
o claim.
An alarm was sounded at 8 o'clock last
evening, calling out the fremen, but the
alarm was false.
Clark Bros. shipped three bars OF bull
ion; estimated value S1,S72, via Pacific ex-
press yesterday.
George York, son of Thomas York,
foreman of the Gagnon, left yesterday on
a visit to England.
Green Majors. has gone to Champion to
take a loo at the Silver Crown in which
he and other Butte parties are largely in
terested.
Revision of the city ordinances by
James King is almost completed and
printed copies will be ready for distribu-
ton in a few days.
NJ. A. and E. Hickey have leased from
~ NAuSdu ~ lot VII tIc JUL Slue vi
East Park street i'm East Butte, for five
years at SIS per month.
Office Binder pulled one of the fair
frail mes OF Galena street last night for
allowing her door to remain open n for
soliciting on the sidewalk. - >
Andrew J. Daum yesterday filed his
official bond as constable OF Silver Bow
county. Thomas Lavelle and John X.
Bordeaux are his sureties.
T... l-,&o. - Al. -,,..o - $40. ,,.u.
arrested last night on Park street for Civ
ing an exhibition of bull dog p~ugnacity.
They will be arraigned this morning.
j.. G. Maddux, the well-known Melrose
merchant n mining man is in the city
with a car load of high grade silver ore
which will be reduced at N of the local
reduction r
James Conroy and others have filed
notice of water right to LOO inches OF the
waters of Quartz creek, a tributary Of the
main fork of Rock creek, for'purposes OF
irrigation, mining and milling.
The following notices of location were
filed yesterday: Angus NJ. Giloray, the
Josephine lode; Dan Breslin ct al, the
Mollie; Henry Rodda, ct al, the Sunshine
limestone quarry; A. Z. Beardsley, the
Moonshine.
For the remainder of the present week,
James Brown. secretary OF the Butte La.
borers' union, will be at Miners Union
hall every afternoon from 2:3O until 8
o'clock TO receive signatures for member
ship.
Foster Williams, deputy grand presi.
dent of the Sons Of st. George, will ar
rive from Granite next week to institute
the lodge of that order recently organized
here. He will also institute lodges a,
Helena, Mary sville and ELI Horn.
While a large load of scenery belonging
to the Casino opera company was being
hauled TO the depot last night, liz wagon
broke down in IRON OF the Comique. For
tunately the Dad sank on to the from
wheels, locking them and thereby pre-
venting a disastrous runaway.
+. ID. Adams, assistant superintendent
of the American Express company. cam
across the range yesterday. He will short
ly remove to st. Paul to assume the super
i~ntendency of all the company's routes
embraced in the Great Northern and Mon
tana Central lines of railway.
Prof. Groves Vienna ladies' orchestra
has been giving nightly performances a
the California brewery for a number %
months, left yesterday afternoon via thu
Northern Pacific for Seattle: The or
chestra will remain at that place during
Ia summer and return to Butte next fall
Dennis p. Mccarthy was arraigned he
fore Judge Newkirk yesterday on com
plant OF Frank l.. O'Brien, who charge
him with stealing some valuable papers
The accused will be tried to-day. Prior 4
the arrest both parties occupied q room II
a house in South Butte where the thief
was alleged to have been committed.