The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-28
Votes ABOUr BUTTE.

Special Correspondence of the STANDARD.
BUTTE Jan. 21.-The committee of the
Turn Verein on n masquerade met at =
o'clock yesterday afternoon and decided
to hold the masquerade on the night of
February IL. The committee includes
Gus T~hommers, Simon ii ,uswirth and
Albert Nickel. 1t is the intention tn make
the masquerade the finest ever given IN
Butte. Through the efforts of the prcsi-
lent and the amusement committee, the
vcrein has become in a fiourishing condi-
ton, and n prosperous future is assured.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Carroll are sincerely mourning
with them the death of the r infant boy,
of five months. The child was an exceed
ingly bright boy. The funeral will bc
held at 2 o'clock Tomorrow afternoon.
Madame DeBcltran's Vienna orchestra
will give a concert ut the opera house on
the night of Japuary 81.
Harris IL Dunstan have suspended work
for the present on the Harris frnc,
Ii"yd tunnel. The s,nppag is Owing to
negotiations looking to the sale of the
property tn the Boston q Montana COM
There were four funerals i'm this city
yesterday afternoon and one this after
noon. The funeral this afternoon was
that of Edward Ii. Crane. proprietor of IA
grocery in the Parrot addition.
The Epworth league of walkcrvillc will
give n grand concert tomorrow night at
the NJ. 4. church., Centerviile:
The six months old child of Mr.. and
evening. The funeral will be held to-
morrow afternoon.
There was n change of programme at
the Comique Tonight. The European inn
portations. the four Carries. and "a seusa-
tioial musical team, made their first APP
Mr.. j. G.. Evans received word to-day.
from the chief inspector at Washington.
that his second bond had arrived and that
mission is signed and mailed. Mr.. Evans
expects the commission to arrive to-day
about his bond has been delayed on the
road. II is likely that Mr.. Evans will as
sumo charge of the postofiice about Febru.
A. =. Mcdonald. superintendent of the
GoldenGatc mine atCabletown.i IS ru the city
,iay. He saws the Golden Gate is iookinr
first rate and is banning ont S1S to the tor
OF free milling gold ore. He report
everything booming The Southern Cross
he says. is doing well.
This afternoon about 8 O'Clock Ma.
his parents at No no Montana street. had
a narrow escape from losing his left eye
He was t~oboeGaning on Idaho street am,
sled. While Henry Nichols. one of hi
aymat was coming up. tho point ~
eye, intiictine a severe wound. DIR. Ham
mond dressed his wound by taking 81,
stitches. The boy will he all right in
Mr.. II. G.. Ives. general manager of TIN
Montana Central. with headquarters "a
Helena. was bu the city to-day.
l Mr.. =. j. Beals. secretary of tho Sal
. CouIee Coal with HEADQUARTERS
; at 81. Paul, was i'm the city o-day.
Mr.. +. T.. Parker of Boston has taken
p~osition in the auditing department a
: the Montana Union.
= A pistol shot i'm the Comiquc at NM
: night last night excited the crowd a
i people there. Examination sh owed tina
|, "a man in one of the boxes mp stairs ca'
i ried n pistol i'm his hin pocket cooked. Ii
moving ON his chair the gun was accident
I IL discharged.
Frank Mayo and his excellent compan
tonight played "Nortieck'' in the oper
n house i'm the presence of "a very large AN
fashionable audience. The play was VI
= usually well put OH, and the costume
= were the finest ever seen in the Butt
4 opera house. The mpa throughot
b Is excellent and deserves liberal supper
of Butte people. Tomorrow night y
q deck' will he repeated and Wednesda
e evening ''Davy Crockett will be put on.
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