The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-18
ON MISSOULA'S TRACK
List Of the Winners In Yesterdays
Races.
News Notes From the Gate City
Country-Reportso of Trouble in
Flathead With the Indians
Personal Gossip, Etc.
Special To the standard.

special to the standard.
MIssoULA. July 1.-THE attendance Mt
to-,iay's races was fair. but the racing
was devoid OF interest except the first in
the three-quarters mile dash for q purse
$3.50. The entries were Carlisle, Shields.
Blevins Browns Olympia, Gaylord's
Sympathetic. Sy Mulky's Tim Murphy, s,
Sullivan's Circle. Lew Carlisle was q ia
vorite and Tim Murphy second. After
considerable delay in starting on account
OF Olympia's bad conduct, a start was
made with the other four horses together
and Olympia behind. The four went
around In q bunch, Olympia slowly gain
ing. On the last 100 yards Murphy led.
coming under the length ahead Of
sympathetic with Circle a good third,
Lew Carlisle fourth and Olympia last.
Time :l5H.
two heats in three, the entries were Kir-
kendalfs Il. III. L., Churchilfs Elite and
Shaughnessy's Dollie =. T.H. l.. won in
straight heats. Elite second in both heats,
Dollie :. third and away behind, distance
being waived. Time 1903, 3:O7L.
The third race was the 2:35 trotting.
The entries were Kirkendalrs Home
stake, Johnson's Minnie Almont, Hitch
cocks Uncle Toby and Jones' Gray Ned.
Homestake was the favorite and won i'm
three straight heats, Minnie Alnont sec
ond in the first, Gray Ned second in the
other two. Time 2:32t, 2:s5l., 2:A. Each
heat was n procession from the wire.
Homestake took the lead from the start
and never being headed at any time in
the race.
GO, the other horses refusing To run
against Governor Adams.
This morning at 10 o'clock Judge Mar
shall overruled the motion for a new trial
for Fitzpatrick, the man who was sem
fenced some time ago To one year in the
nil I'M. f.,r al I'm ftx.N
=. yards i'm the fall Of 'ss. An appeal will
probably be taken 20 the supreme court.
Fitzpatrick has always claimed that he
sold the coal on the order OF the man who
was then yar,imaster. More than one per-
son in this community believes his story,
and thinks he has been playing in very
hard luck. IL IL understood that he has
some evidence that will go far to prove
his innocence, which he has gained since
his case was tried and while he has been
on bonds.
For a few days past man named
Watts, who is n member Of some eastern
detective agency. has been doing q little
work on a certain burglary case which has
attracted some attention here. Last night
the detective was a victim himself Some
| body entered his room and took his
l~aaAsh. --ksw -hs 4vi,l hwvSe chance to use
some of his acuteness i'm his own case.
Night before last n couple of men did a
| little job ia the thieving line at the Flor
ence hotel. They were among those who
slept on cots in one of the parlors. Yes
tertiay morning watch, 81 in cash and n
valise were missing. The men were ar
| rested last night as crooks, but, as the
property has not yet been located. il may
| be very hard TO convict them.
| Yesterday Thomas {. Risch bought n
| number Of pools at the races. In the
evening he gave them Ia an acquaintance
| who was Ia cash them. The fellow did
that part OF the job all right, but instead
| of returning the money to Mr.. Risch
skipped the country, so far as Is known.
| The value OF the pools was not learned.
| The ladies of Emanuel Baptist church
gave n very pleasant social at the church
last evening. Although il was not very
largely attended those who were present
had a very enjoyable time.
Last night some burglars worked the
town of Bonner for all il was worth. They
got IL watches an1 all the money in the
money In the clothes of the men in the
houses which they visited.
l.. "A. Woodward yesterday purchased a
company and to-day assumed the man
agemcnt of II. He expects to have 1t on q
paying basis In a very short time.
A telegram was received at the sheriff's
Office from B. j. Minich of Helena, asking
that the deputy sheriff i'm the Flathead
country keep the uuderclothes OF the
man whose remains were shown by An
tome, the Indian, the other day. Mr.. Min
ich thinks the murdered mas was o. &.
Rinker, IA friend Of his.
News has come from the Flathead lake
country that Company q OF the Twenty
fifth regiment. who are camped up there,
and number of the citizens have come
down from Denersville and gone 10 Day.
ton creek, AT the west side of the lake, "a
go to the reservation to try To capture
kakanho, the Indian who murdered the
white man whose remains were found re-
| Gently. and IL possible other Indian mur.