The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-06
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.

Miss Larkin, of Kentucky, is visiting
Miss McNabb of this city.
Patrick, the infant son of James Ma
honey. died yesterday morning.
Mrs. L. C.. Bishop and daughter will
leave tomorrow for Ogden and Salt Lake
to visit friends.
John Robinson, the circus man, pre-
scented II. l.. Frank with a Shetland pony
foaled at Billings.
The case of Emma Rowe VS.. Kessler ct
al, begun in the district court Thursday,
will be resumed tomorrow.
H.. s. Kenney and Miss Bertha NJ.
Ryder of Walkerville were married by
Rev. j. j. McAllister on Friday.
A. l.. Kempland, connected with the
Anaconda Smelling works. passed
through the city yesterday en- route east.
DIR. Robarts is in Helena on official
business and during his absence sanitary
policeman Pinkham is filling his official
duties.
Morris Meyer was fined 50 and costs by
Judge Newkirk yesterday for disturbing
the peace of Jack Mcdonald OH Thursday
evening.
ID. II. Cohen. recently convicted in the
district court of receiving stolen property,
appeared in court yesterday and paid his
fine, SlO0 and costs.
Ed Garhill. employed by Ellingwood q
AtEtIoE a. IoDbttl vi "a Eoifl NNttt iffi
chain while standing on Main street,
watching the circus parade.
The ball given by the Butte fire brigade
Friday night was a glorious success.
Renshaw hall was filled with dancers
who enjoyed the night to its utmost
Miss Theresa H%eilbronncr has opened
n private school at the Central school
bJilding for the benefit Of children wish
iny TO attend school during the summer.
Samuel Tuitlc, died at his hcmc. No.
q East Quart, street, yesterday morning
4 ia" age of 81 years. I'll" funeral scr.
ices will take place ut : O'Clock this
afternoon.
An Mann. q Ch'nHmnn, was arrested
yesterday for stealing taliow from The
Troy steam lIurIry, When nrraigncd he
pleaded n"t guilty aud was %rcInanded for
trinl tomorrow.
Yesterday being motion day in the dis
triCt court bat very hide business, except
iug under that head, WIS transacted. Sew
rrll matters in connection with estates of
deceased persons a!sJ disposed of.
Tho. three ~Chinam'n arrested last
week for s"lijng opium, appeared in the
police court yesterday AMI Withdrew their
former plea sc not guilty and pleaded
guilty. Judge Newkirk iilcd each one
SO and costs.
A set Of viewing IN 'trumrnts was sold
In execution at Judgment 10y Sheriff Lloyd
Nt@tftAllAs 4 at fliAlAA NtltlttEtNl Nb ~ N
Ellison, au itiucranl photographers. AMI
was attached tn satisfy Il claim of &. L.
Maitland OF Helena.
Thomas Kelley. was arrested yesterday
Tor stealing au ovcrcoat from - residence
in South Wyoming street. III" plcad,d
guilty ard was sentenced ~ twsniy-four
hour Imprisonment in thc county iuil
aud To pay rosts OF ction
A bonfire In the lower part of the city
called ont the iiremeu in quick time FIRE
day night. The Juveniles were on the
round first and the older organizations
accuse them of being the cause of the
alarm. but his the ''kidsn deny in mlst
emphatic language.
James Fish, arrested Thursday for
grand larceny, pleaded not guilty in Judge
Newkirk's court yesterday and was re-
maudcd until 10 o'clock tomorrow. As "A
portion of the stolen goods were found in
his possession il is possible that his plea
will not be substantiatcd on trial.
Mat Hcdgcn, chief electrician of the
Butte Electric Light company, has gone Ia
Milwaukee, Wis, To visit his mother. Al
though still II very young man, Mr.. He'd
gen Is one OF the most expert and success
full electricians in the West, as is attested
To 10y the excellent manner in which he
has handled the plant under his charge.
In her eagerness TO celebrate the Fourth
Joe whattley's little daughter became
careless in the way she handled a bunch
of fire crackers her patriotic father had
given her. The result was that she set
fire to the front porch of the paternal
mansion and that ornament was badly
scorched and a hammock swing under IL
totally destroyed. Timely discovery of
the blaze prevented more serious loss.