The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-13
BUTTE CURRENT T

+. n. Tomlinson of Nevada is In the
city.
VIM. Woodward and family of Divide
are in the city.
Seventeen persons took out their first
papers yesterday.
IL is likely that the closing of the
saloons will be required on election day.
j.. NJ. Sigh of Granite and C.. S. Will
liams of Anaconda were in Butte yester-
day.
c. Z. Stockwell of the Gaynor fire alarm
system will leave for New York to-mor-
row.
to-day OH a visit to relatives at Windsor,
Ont.
A nce will be given at the Atlantic
garden Sunday afternoon by the Nivaoni
orchestra.
John J. Drohan, advance agent for
Joseph Howarth's "Paul Kauvar'' COM
pany is in the city.
r. NJ. Raymond, mining engineer, of
the Montana Smelling company, has
been in the city the past week.
H. c. Carney has left for San Francisco
with David Goodale. He will go TO the
Sandwich islands for a few weeks.
Mrs. j. w. Lewis pleaded guilty i'm the
police court this afternoon to disturbing
the peace. She was fined So and costs.
Alderman II. Mueller will build a hand
some residence on lower Washington
street, near the house of Judge Knowles.
There is a copy of the New York Herald
containing an account of Lincolfps assas-
ination at the inrrs' Arms saloon, Cen
terville.
"A Night OF" was presented at the
opera house last evening In o manner
that entertained and pleased a small
audience.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
4 for ID. j. Creighton to Miss T.. b. Nc
? earthly, and for John Monley and Miss
Ella O'Brien.
Fire Marshal O'Brien yesterday turned
over to City Marshal Macarthur 10 keys 20
the fire alarm boxes to be turned over to
the police officers.
The case of o. NJ. Lawrence, arrested
for running a hurdy house, was called
II was continued until Wednesday.
Services will be held in the school house
near the PARROT Corners I'm Kempcr's adj
dition by the Second Baptist church of
Butte at II a. m. and 7:45 p. m. to-day.
The following quartz locations were
zNRled yesterday: James Hughes ct al, the
Warm Spring in Camp Creek district,
Green Mountain, Minnie and Copper Top
claims.
j.. w. Lewis, VINO was afrestcu last nlKnt
for creating a disturbance on East Park
street was arraigned in the police court
this afternoon. He pleaded not guilty
and gave bonds for his appearance next
Thursday.
J.. L. Strong of ST. Paul yesterday leased
the large stores at Nos. 240 n 2i2 East
Park street and will open a hardware
store there. The establishment will be
known as the Strong hardware company.
of which j. l.. Stroig will be the manager.
Officer McLagpan received a suit of
stolen clothes in ID. H. Cohen pawnshop,
and old clothes store yesterday. The
clothes were identified by their owner
and turned owe to him. As usual Cohen
L,professes complete ability 10 identify the
!. 3nan from whom he bought the goods.
j. II. Curtis received a letter yesterday
from w. X. Boyce of Champion. Mr..
Boyce informed him that at n depth Of AZ
feet ore had been obtained In the Silver
Crown which assayed 1A ounces silver
and 5 LII in gold. At present all hosting
is done by hand. but this primitive
method will soon have TO be abandoned
and a steam hoist erected.
William Pixley, the high-toned gentle
man who gained such notoriety recently
] by placing his wife and daughters In the
lSComique as mattresses, was before Judge
Newkirk this afternoon. Pixley was ar
rested last night for vagrancy on a war.
rant sworn out by Adam Farrady, and
lodged in Jail. This afternoon he was ar.
raigned and pleaded not guilty, and his
hearing was set for next Tuesday. After
r~ustling around with him for n couple OF
hours in a fruitless endeayor TO secure
bonds, Officer Daum placed Pixley in jail