The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-09-02
UNFORTUNATE TRAMPS
One Who Was Thrown From a Train
Was Killed and Now Another
Has Been Fatally Injured
-MissouIa News.
Special TO the Standard.


MIssoULA, Sept. l.-About two weeks
ago the STANDARD made mention of q
man giving the name OF Antoine TRAIT
nick, who was brought in here from Rs-
valli and who claimed to have beea
thrown from a freight train. He was with
out money and friends and was taken -
the county house. DR.. Hedger found is
necessary to amputate his leg, which had
been run over and crushed by the carr.
Blood poisoning set in and the man died
yesterday and was buried last night. This
morning there came in on No. a man
named Jack Poiser, who claims that he
was thrown from west bound
passenger train west of here on
Saturday. According to his story he lag
in the brush until evening, when he was
taken on freight train and finally
reached here to-day. He. too, was taken
10 the county house. DIR. Hedger enter
tains small hopes Of his recovery. His
face and arms are black and blue; indeed
the physician says no part Of his body in
free from bruises. He has suffered inter
nal bruises and his spine is injured so a.
TO prevent his using his lower limbs.
week on the charge Of malicious mischief
for cutting the hop vines from the house
OF Mrs. Geiger, which he rents, was nc
quilted by Judge Evans on Saturday, it
being proved that he had not cut the vines
down.
Hon. W. NJ. Bickford has for his guests
his father and his brother DR.. Willis j.
Bickford, who is dentist to the court OF
Bavaria at Munich.
Sheriff Houston and Deputy Abernethy
brought John Miller and Martin O'Farreli
in from the 81. Regis country yesterday
and committed them To jail on the charge
selling liquor on the right Of way Of rail-
road in course Of construction. They
were arraigned before Justice Logan to-
day and pleaded not guilty. and their trial
was put oil long enough to let them send
for witnesses.
Yesterday afternoon Officers Keim and
lloutchens made a raid on the highway
cows Of the city and drove seventeen Of
them into the pound.
Saturday evening Officer Houtchens ar
rested one drunk and Officer Lancaster
arrested six offenders OF various kinds.
To-day they appeared before Judge Evans
and received sentence as follows: One
man charged with being drunk was
acquitted, two were found guilty Of
drunkenness and their sentences were
suspended, Robert Joyce got S25 and costa
| for carrying concealed weapon, James
Rice pleaded guilty TO being a vagrant
and was fined $40 and costs and COM
mitted, George Emerson was acquitted of
the charge Of vagrancy and one drunk got
sii.25 and was committed 10 the city jail.
| A. W. Leickett and wife and ]. &. No
Laren OF Butte are registered at the Flor
| ence.
Mr.. Harley of Salt Lake City has rented
the office formerly occupied by w. II.
Bennett and will go into the real estate
business. IL is said he will deal mostly
in Salt Lake property.
| The county commissioners met to-day.
the following notices OF location were
filed to-day: sullivan marble mine, on
about three miles from John Slavis'
and II. NJ. Sullivan; Argeniferous,
in Burns mining district north of Eagle
mountain by W. B. Campbell and Pat
rick Whalen; Canyon placer mining
claim near Thompson Falls by James
Larkin, Richard Watson, William Nuss,
James McGovern. Lon p. Smith. Charles
Nuss, John Lavelle aud Charles W. Pope
Toll Gate placer claim near Thompson
Falls by preceding; Big Sandy, in ST
Regis district, about three miles south OF
81. Regis house, by n. j. Coyle; Gray
Rock In Burns mining district, about q
mile and half from the junction of the
Burke and Murray wagon roads, by j. N
ellis, Tom Roberts and John Scanlan
Blue Eyed Nellie, in Burns mining dis
trict. near the Murray wagon road, by J
n. ellis, Tom Roberts, A. L. Honeke,
aud A. NJ. Calum.